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Sec. Bong Go Visits Fire Victims in Barangay Tambo, Parañaque City
After visiting the fire victims in Quezon City on May 13, 2018, Sec. Bong Go proceeded to Barangay Tambo in Parañaque City to inspect the condition of the hundreds of affected familes in a fire incident which destroyed homes and claimed six lives. Sec. Go visited and extended financial assistance to the casualties in Paranaque fire. He condoled with Marlon Amata whose wife Anna and children Jake and Angelo perished in the tragedy as well as with Josesel Canaria whose wife Mary and children Jomarie and Daniel died in the incident. He then visited the victim who was diagnosed with diarrhea. He also led the distribution of the relief goods to the victims composed of food packs, hygiene kits, and cash assistance. Sec. Go also gave the assurance that the Duterte administration is ready to help return their lives to normalcy. After delivering a message, Sec. Go, in his regular "Sapatos ni Sap, Tsinelas Ka Swap," gave his pair of shoes to a fire victim. This has become the practice of Sec. Go everytime he visits fire victims across the country. Joining Sec. Go are Presidential Communications and Operations Secretary Martin Andanar and officials from the Department of Social Welfare and Development and Department of Health and the National Housing Authority.
Stressing that the country builds bridges instead of walls, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Thursday reaffirmed the Philippines’ commitment to international diplomacy and development partnerships as the country marked its 127th Independence Day.
A day after President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. assured the people of Siquijor province of relief from rotational brownouts, a much-needed power generation set arrived on the island.
Tampok sa Parada ng Kalayaan sa Quirino Grandstand ngayong ika-127 na Araw ng Kalayaan ang float parade at festival performances na sumalamin sa ating kultura at kasaysayan.
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Thursday urged Filipinos to continue defending the country and to use the rights and freedoms they now enjoy to safeguard the nation’s sovereignty.
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Thursday paid tribute to the country’s national heroes, honoring their sacrifices and legacy as the nation marked the 127th anniversary of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence.
According to the DPWH, the load limit will gradually be increased from three to twelve tons before December to allow buses and mini-trucks to pass through again. A state of calamity was also declared in Eastern Visayas to expedite the release of funds and services for the affected areas.
Personal na sinuri ni Pangulong Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. ang Amandayehan Port sa Samar upang matugunan ang abalang dulot ng limitadong daloy sa San Juanico Bridge.
Iniutos ng Pangulo ang pagpapatuloy ng clearing operations at pagtatapos ng karagdagang RoRo ramps upang mas madaming truck at sasakyan ang makasakay sa mga ferry. Kasama rin sa kanyang direktiba ang pagkabit ng aids to navigation ngayong Hunyo—mga ilaw, marker, at buoy na magsisilbing gabay sa mga sasakyang pandagat, upang masiguro ang ligtas na biyahe sa port area.
To alleviate people’s suffering and mitigate losses from economic disruptions particularly in the tourism sector, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Wednesday ordered authorities to resolve the energy crisis in Siquijor within six months.
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Tuesday called on newly elected officers of the Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Inc. (FFCCCII) to champion small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) as the country advances towards achieving inclusive growth.
