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As displaced people return, Campbell River neighbour fears ongoing landslide threat - Vimarsana News

As displaced people return, Campbell River neighbour fears ongoing landslide threat

Residents of building evacuated after Jan. 17 slide return home but evacuation alert remains.

The latest tsunami of new employment regulations in Belgium - Vimarsana News

The latest tsunami of new employment regulations in Belgium

After the Covid-crisis, in the second half of 2022, many new employment-related regulations have come into effect in Belgium. These new measures touch…

Makabayan solons frown on 'railroading' of ROTC bill – Manila Bulletin - Vimarsana News

Makabayan solons frown on 'railroading' of ROTC bill – Manila Bulletin

Kabataan Party-list Rep. Raoul Manuel on Tuesday, Dec. 6, called on Filipino youth to reject what he called a mandatory Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) “in disguise” as a joint committee hearing approved the substitute bill for House Bill (HB) 6486, or the “National Citizens Service Training

Source: mb.com.ph
NCST, ROTC bills' consolidation OK'd by House panel - Vimarsana News

NCST, ROTC bills' consolidation OK'd by House panel

The substitute bill for proposed measures creating a mandatory National Citizens Service Training (NCST) Program and an optional Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) Program for Filipino youth was approved by a joint House committee hearing on Tuesday, Dec. 6, much to the dismay of youth groups a

Source: mb.com.ph
Time to audit Covid-related loans - Vimarsana News

Time to audit Covid-related loans

Editorial At the height of the pandemic, the Philippine government had to take out loans just to have the available funds for crisis spending. At first glance, there is nothing wrong here — cash is needed to purchase life-saving vaccines, procure medicines for the critically ill, and stock on ot

Source: mb.com.ph