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Taguig City Hall (File photo) MANILA - Taguig City residents benefited from free medical and dental services as Mayor Lani Cayetano returned to the post she held for nine consecutive years. According to Cayetano's office on Friday, her administration's three priorities are health, economic development, and peace and order. The city will continue the work-for-pay initiative under the Tulong Panghanapbuhay sa Ating Disadvantaged/Displaced Workers (TUPAD) of the Department of Local Employment for residents affected by the pandemic but are not included in the national government's ayud...

Senator Loren Legarda (File photo) MANILA - On her last day as Lone district Representative of Antique, Deputy Speaker Loren Legarda expressed her pleasure in serving the Filipino people as a member of the House of Representatives over the past three years. "I am grateful to have served the Filipino people, most especially my fellow Antiquenos, alongside my honorable and hardworking colleagues whose hearts I have witnessed to care for visions of the best for our countrymen and empowering our people," she said in a news release on Thursday. During her stint at the Lower House, Legarda...

FREE HAIRCUT. A barber from Laoag City provides free haircuts to his townmates in this undated photo. As a Tulong Panghanapbuhay sa Ating Disadvantaged/Displaced Workers beneficiary, he was asked by the Ilocos Norte government to render haircut services in time for Fathers' Day. (Photo by Leilanie Adriano) LAOAG CITY - Some 780 informal workers in Ilocos Norte received Friday a total of PHP3.9 million worth of livelihood assistance from the Department of Labor and Employment and the Ilocos Norte government. Among the latest batch of beneficiaries were daily wage earners from the municipali...

PNA file photo MANILA - A newly-elected lawmaker on Wednesday urged the Department of Transportation (DOTr) to grant conditional amnesty for colorum public utility vehicles (PUVs) so that they could be included in the government's fuel subsidy and the Libreng Sakay program. In a statement, Quezon Representative-elect Reynan Arrogancia said there could be an estimated 1 million colorum or non-franchised PUVs, while only about 200,000 units or beneficiaries have been included in the fuel subsidy program called Pantawid Pasada. "Help the unit owners of colorum transport units get legaliz...