PGMA assures justice for OFW maltreated in SingaporePresident Arroyo yesterday assured the family of a former Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW) who was maltreated in Singapore that they will have justice. Guimbal folk build own bridgeAs local and regional officials wait for the Senate to pass the P8 billion Paglaum Bill that would fund rehabilitation projects around Region VI, residents of several barangays in Guimbal town took it upon themselves and built their own bridge. |
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Napulan leads call for SP intervention on IRC operationsThree committees of the Iloilo Sanggunian Panlalawigan (SP) concluded its joint legislative probe on issues against Iloilo Rehabilitation Center (IRC) management. With the Committee on Health as lead, the Committee on Public Order and Security and Committee on Appropriations summed up its findings in four major recommendations. |
After nearly seven years of legal battle, the Commission on Audit (COA) and the Office of the Ombudsman got its final favorable judgment on a graft case filed against a former public school principal.
From a moral point of view, President Arroyo’s purported last State of the Nation Address (SONA) was untruthful.
Dengue cases in Western Visayas continuously increased based on the latest monitoring of the Regional Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit of the Department of Health (DOH). The latest dengue cases posted to 1,675 with 26 deaths.
President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo yesterday said problems involving the Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) are unavoidable. The important thing is the government is ready to extend help to those overseas workers who are in distress.
ROXAS CITY – A help desk put up by the provincial government of Capiz in collaboration with the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) has been helping a lot of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) and their relatives.
ROXAS CITY – The province of Capiz has already presented the local version of the state of education in the Division of Capiz.
ROXAS CITY – The Police is still facing a blank wall relative to the killing of rebel returnee Levy Hurtada last Monday morning.
BACOLOD CITY — With the police-to-population ratio not as ideal as it looks, the Philippine National Police in Negros Occidental is once again tapping the services of force multipliers in the province in the campaign against lawlessness.
BACOLOD CITY — Bacolod City is a recipient of P20 million hi-tech equipment like water filtration facility, generator, thermal camera and snake camera from the Office of Civil Defense(OCD).
BACOLOD CITY — Aspiring Negrenses who want to join the uniformed service via the Philippine National Police Academy will have another chance this year when the PNPA Cadet Admission Test will be administered all over the country on October 25.
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Coffee lovers in the city have much to celebrate about because of the opening of the latest coffee shop in Iloilo–Kopi Roti, at Smallville. Kopi Roti revolutionized the new concept in the art of enjoying coffee blended to perfection bringing in the flavor of Malaysia.
Some 149 students and teachers attended a two-day workshop on campus journalism, dubbed as the Young Student Writers Summit last June 27 and 28 at the conference room of the Iloilo Provincial Capitol
SAPIAN, Capiz – Senator Manuel “Manny” Villar, one of the presidential aspirants in 2010 elections, was the guest of honor during the opening salvo and coronation rites of the town fiesta last July 24.
The SOS Children’s Village celebrated its 60th anniversary recently with the theme, “Putting the child first. Working together as one.” To highlight the celebration, the children gathered for a hand painting impression, an adaptation from SOS Village Austria.