The San Juan City local government distributed on Tuesday food packs to parents and guardians of the city's day care center pupils as it continued to reach out to the city's children adversely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. San Juan City Mayor Francis Zamora, together with other city government
YOUNG COMBATANT. Troops of the Philippine Army's 94th Infantry Battalion and Himamaylan City Police Station endorse CPP-NPA child warrior alias "RR" (seated left) to the City Social Welfare Department after his surrender on Oct. 4, 2021. The 15-year-old boy has been temporarily placed under the care and protection of the 94IB troops upon the consent of his mother.(Photo courtesy of 94th Infantry Battalion, Philippine Army) BACOLOD CITY - A 15-year-old boy, who recently became a child warrior of the Communist Party of the Philippines-New People's Army (CPP-NPA), surrendered on Oct. 4 to the military and the police in central Negros. According to reports of the Philippine Army released on Wednesday, the teen is among the combatants who clashed with troops of the 94th Infantry Battalion (94IB) in Sitio Cunalom, Barangay Carabalan in Himamaylan City, Negros Occidental on Oct. 1. Capt. Kim Apitong, officer-in-charge of the 3rd Infantry Division (3ID) Public Affairs Office,
The Antipolo City local government and Operation Blessing Foundation have distributed wheelchairs and crutches to residents of the city.
(Photo from Jun-Andeng Ynares' Facebook) "Tatlong araw po tayong nagbahay-bahay katuwang ang ating CSWD (City Social Welfare Department) upang ihatid sa dalawa