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DA: P30 billion needed for ports upgrade | The Manila Times

THE upgrade of over a dozen regional and subregional seaports into deepwater ports will require around P30.1 billion in four years to reduce food costs, the agriculture chief said.

Ports upgrade needs P30B

Davao City retains Davraa Meet overall championship

While perennial champion Davao City retained its overall title with 158 gold medals, 115 silvers, and 112 bronzes at the close of the Davao Region Athletic Asso

2 drowning incidents logged on Black Saturday

THE Coast Guard District Southeastern Mindanao recorded two drowning incidents in two places in the Davao Region on Black Saturday, March 30, 2024.

BARMM builds houses in Mati City

Saving marine turtles: 'If you love nature, nature will love you back'

"If you love nature, nature will love you back.” Thus, reads a hand-painted statement on an old surfboard that forms part of a wooden fence at a marine turtle hatchery in Purok Dafila, Bgy. Dahican, Mati City, Davao Oriental. The statement is the motto of Amihan sa Dahican-Balod sa Paglaom…

'Bong' Go aids typhoon victims in Jose Abad Santos, Davao Occ.

Purok Colilisi residents told not to return home yet

HUNDREDS of residents of Purok Colilisi, Barangay Tagabakid, Mati City are still being displaced taking shelter at evacuation centers as they are advised not to return to their respective residences yet due to successive heavy rains and ground movement detected in the area.

Mati's Munoz-Colilisi highway temporarily closed

THE Provincial Local Government Unit of Davao Oriental (PLGU-Davao Oriental) has temporarily closed the national highway along Munoz-Colilisi in Mati City due to huge cracks and continuous ground movements following the successive heavy rains.

No need to register for crisis aid: DSWD

AN OFFICIAL from the Department of Social Welfare and Development-Davao Region (DSWD-Davao) clarified that individuals do not need to register for the Assistance for Crisis Situation (AICS) program; instead, they can directly avail of its services.