Philippine Red Cross (PRC) Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Sen. Dick Gordon was not able to push through with his scheduled visit to Bohol Province on Thursday, Jan. 6 but still tasked the organization to carry on with its "all out" response with the distribution of food and non-food items to f
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(PNA photo) MANILA - The Quezon City government will release an additional PHP20-million cash assistance, this time for areas in Bohol, Negros Oriental, and Cebu provinces also devastated by Typhoon Odette last week. Last Monday, the city has extended PHP10 million assistance for 10 municipalities in Southern Leyte. The QC Council on Thursday approved Resolution No. 8802 S-2021 authorizing Mayor Joy Belmonte to donate an additional PHP20 million to areas ravaged by the typhoon. "The people of Quezon City are deeply saddened by the plight of our brothers and sisters in regions that were ravaged by Odette. We are only seeing the extent of the storm's wrath given the limited capacity of media. We hope that this donation will bring you some relief from the effects of the typhoon," Belmonte said in a statement. Under the resolution, a total of PHP10 million will be donated to Bohol provinces while the remaining PHP10 million will be divided equally to the municipalities of Bai
Bohol, Roxas, Mandaue and Cebu cities have joined the list of destinations which scrapped RT-PCR or Antigen testing as a travel requirement.
filipino-airline-offers-covid-cover Effective Oct. 25, fully-vaccinated travelers bound for the Province of Bohol may just present a Vaccination Certificat