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News and Press Release in English on Philippines about Disaster Management; published on 28 Apr 2023 by Govt. Philippines

Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) Secretary Erwin T. Tulfo met with the representatives of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the

The Philippines public bus transportation sector is expected to be internet connected in three to five years yet because of the lack of the needed telecommunications infrastructure in the country and operations issues, according to an industry official. Jose Bienvenido Manuel M. Biona, executive di

Keeping employees glued to their computer screen for hours that prevent them from getting enough sleep and physical activity, and failing to provide them with nutritious meals are just some of the ways modern workplaces contribute to the poor health of many people. In response, concerned employers now include health…

Despite the lockdowns, it appears that many Filipinos are less engaged with their vices now compared to before the pandemic began. According to the “2021 PhilCare Wellness Index: The Philippine Roadmap to the Next Normal,” among its 858 respondents who drank alcoholic beverages, 4 out of 10 (43 percent) said…

With over 59 million Filipinos now fully vaccinated and mostly looking at the bigger picture of why Covid-19 vaccines are important, the country could reach its goal of administering booster shots to 72 million Filipinos this year alone. The 2021 PhilCare Wellness Index: The Philippine Roadmap to the Next Normal…

Are Filipinos more comfortable to go out now a year after the pandemic and with the rollout of Covid-19 vaccination program? According to the respondents of the “2021 PhilCare Wellness Index: The Philippine Roadmap to the Next Normal,” they are more comfortable to go to the hospital now compared to…

Philcare roadmap A year and a half into the COVID-19 pandemic, many Filipinos have learned to reimagine the workplace with work-from-home setups and digital adoptions as they accept blended work as means to protect themselves from the disease. Surprisingly, months into the rollout of the vaccines