Tourism Secretary Christina Frasco warmly welcomed the reopening of local airline flights at Clark International Airport, hoping that it would increase the number of tourists.
The regional office of the Department of Tourism in Northern Mindanao announced that they would soon allow persons with disabilities and individuals with no college degree to work in the tourism industry.
The youth development office in Antique distributed educational assistance to more than 11,000 students to comply with their needs for the first school semester.
The Department of Agrarian Reform officially turned over the land titles to over 180 agrarian beneficiaries in North Cotabato, making them the legal owners of their farmlands.
President Bongbong Marcos ordered the Department of Transportation to follow the designated timeline for the Cebu Bus Rapid Transit to serve as early as December this year.
The Guimaras region will serve as a test site for implementing PhilHealth's "Konsultasyong Sulit at Tama," which provides locals with primary healthcare support.
Department of Social Welfare and Development Secretary Rex Gatchalian and one of Davao's district representatives Paolo Duterte, personally distributed assistance to fire victims in the area.
Vice President Sara Duterte officially entered as the new member of the Lady Eagles Club in Davao and encouraged local government officials to do the same to promote programs that would help Filipinos.
A natural park in Antique highlights the presence of the world’s largest flower Rafflesia speciosa, recognizing its bloom season from February to March.
After being affected by Panama disease, Davao del Norte banana growers are switching to planting new crops and are being given free corn seeds and fertilizer.
Galing Pook Awards announced that applications are now open for local government units nationwide with a theme of their innovations in building communities.
The Department of Agriculture chose four local government units in Pangasinan as a site to demonstrate the devices that will eliminate fall armyworm infestation.
Senator Robin Padilla confirmed that the restoration of the water supply in Marawi City would be back after receiving confirmation from concerned administrations.
The Cavite provincial government turned over new mobile patrols and radio communication units to its police personnel to provide more security to residents.
The Department of Public Works and Highways has finished the building of a multi-purpose evacuation center in Leyte that would provide shelter to families during disasters.
The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority pushed city mayors to assist in monitoring the prices of goods to know if it follows the suggested retail prices.
The Occidental Mindoro provincial government distributed solar streetlights to villages in Lubang Island to help residents with sudden power shortages in the area.
