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State-owned Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) is granting emergency loan to members and pensioners in six regions in the country that bore the brunt of Typhoon Odette. In a statement, Rolando Ledesma Macasaet, GSIS president and general manager said Friday, Jan. 14, that active members

San Miguel Corporation (SMC) announced that it has so far donated food and water amounting to over P35 million as its response efforts for provinces hit by typhoon Odette continues. This comes as fuel subsidiary Petron Corporation has managed to restore full operations to most of its damaged servic

MANILA - San Miguel Corp.'s (SMC) response efforts for provinces hit by Typhoon Odette continue, with food and water donations totaling more than PHP35 million to date. Fuel subsidiary Petron Corp. has also managed to restore full operations to most of its damaged service stations throughout the affected provinces. SMC president and chief executive officer Ramon S. Ang said following its food donations, estimated at PHP30 million in the week following the typhoon last December, the company h...

Conglomerate San Miguel Corp. (SMC) said its response efforts for provinces hit by typhoon Odette continues, with food and water donations reaching over P35 million. SMC said its subsidiary, Petron Corp., has also managed to restore full operations in most of its damaged service stations in affected provinces. San Miguel…

(PNA file photo) MANILA- All barangays have been ordered to submit an inventory of unvaccinated persons in their localities, the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) said on Wednesday. "To ensure that we have correct data on unvaccinated persons, Secretary (Eduardo)Ano issued a memorandum circular to conduct an inventory to all barangays throughout the country to identify those who have not yet vaccinated in their barangays in line with the pronouncement of the President (...

The Social Security System (SSS) will offer a calamity assistance package to members and pensioners affected by Typhoon "Odette" starting Jan. 14.

MINDANAO, Philippines — For environmental groups in the Philippines, 2021 went out with a big blow: on Dec. 23, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) reversed a 4-year-old ban on open-pit metal mining. The order, issued by Environment Secretary Roy Cimatu, a retired military general, overturned a prohibition on open-pit mining for copper, […]

More than 196,000 individuals or over 50,700 families affected by typhoon Odette remained in evacuation centers, the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) has disclosed. (DSWD-DROMIC) The DSWD’s Disaster Response Operations Monitoring and Information Center (DROMIC) said as of Jan

More than P374.5-million worth of humanitarian assistance has been extended to the areas affected by typhoon Odette, the Department of Social Welfare and Development has disclosed. Food packs (DSWD Facebook page) As of 6 p.m., Jan. 5, the assistance given to the victims of “Odette” in 10 regio

Manila Mayor Isko Moreno guaranteed that the city government is prepared for a possible surge of COVID-19 cases in the country, especially in Metro Manila.