CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga - A total of 8,719,775 residents in Central Luzon registered in the Philippine Identification System (PhilSys) in 2022. This represents 70.2 percent of the target registrants in the region, a Philippine Statistics Authority-Regional Statistical Services 3 (PSA-RSSO3) report said on Monday. The latest figure is 29.8 percent below the 12.4 million targeted population in the region, it said. Among the seven provinces in the region, Bulacan has the highest number of registrants with a total of 2,506,260, followed by Pampanga with 1,988,438 and Nueva Ecija with 1,634,873. In terms of completed percentage based on the projected target registrants, Zambales topped off by registering 79.27 percent of its target registrants, followed by Aurora with 72.94 percent and Tarlac with 72.22 percent. On the other hand, the province of Bataan registered 71.62 percent of its target. Arlene Divino, regional director of the PSA-RSSO3, is hopeful that the rest of the target po
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About 20 million national Identification cards (IDs) have been issued to Filipinos as of Tuesday, Sept. 21, the National Economic Development Authority (NEDA) revealed before the House of Representatives.
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LEGAZPI CITY - Nearly 290,000 residents in Albay who registered for the Philippine Identification System (PhilSys) have received their printed identification (ID) cards, the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) reported on Tuesday. In an interview, Cross Doreh Lee, PSA-Albay spokesperson, said out of the 897,148 who completed the PhilSys registration process, 286,054 or 32 percent have received their printed ID cards. "We apologize and ask for understanding for the delay in the delivery of PhilID. The PSA is doing its best to register and ensure the security of information," Lee said. She attributed the delay in the delivery of the PhilIDs to priority registration, printing, and delivery of the IDs of low-income group registrants. "This pertains to the first batch of individuals who have finished the input of their biometric information for the national ID registration. Since they are prioritized, it is expected that their IDs are much more to be released earlier,"