Delon Porcalla is a journalist based in Quezon City, Philippines, writing for Philstar.com. With a focus on local news, Delon covers a wide range of topics including government initiatives, infrastructure development, social issues, and economic updates. Delon's reporting aims to provide readers with timely and accurate information about the happenings in Quezon City and the Philippines as a whole.
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By: Delon Porcalla, Alexis Romero
Two inmates from the Davao penitentiary have come forward and tagged former president Rodrigo Duterte as the mastermind who indirectly ordered them to kill three Chinese drug lords inside the penal colony in August 2016.
The purported lineup of senatorial candidates for the 2025 polls of the administration-led Alyansa Para sa Bagong Pilipinas coalition circulating in both mainstream and social media is “not official,” according to a leader of the House of Representatives and the ruling Lakas-CMD party.
After being grilled last Monday by a House panel on its proposed budget for next year, the Department of Education may now have to brace for an investigation on alleged “rigged bidding” for laptops and other electronic devices when the department was still headed by Vice President Sara Duterte.
The government has provided more than P16 million worth of assistance to nearly 304,000 people affected by Tropical Storm Enteng, the Presidential Communications Office said yesterday.
A 64-year-old warden of the Davao penal colony who is set to retire in November virtually tagged former president Rodrigo Duterte as the mastermind in the alleged killing of three convicted Chinese drug traffickers in August 2016.
Congressmen want to restore the proposed P49.7-billion 2025 budget of the Commission on Elections, which the Department of Budget and Management slashed by P14.2 billion.
There should be no delays in the Department of Health (DOH)’s procurement of flu vaccines since late arrivals of such medical supplies might only be a waste of time and government resources, House Deputy Majority Leader Rep. Janette Garin said following reports that flu vaccine procurement has been delayed for the fifth time.
By: Delon Porcalla, Neil Jayson Servallos
The Department of Education (DepEd) under its former secretary, Vice President Sara Duterte, must be held responsible for “mismanaging” government resources and funds that led to the agency’s failure to deliver its P5.69-billion feeding program to public school students, the Alliance of Concerned Teachers (ACT) and administration lawmakers said yesterday.
There should be no delays in the Department of Health’s procurement of flu vaccines, especially at this time of “flu season,” since late arrivals of such medical supplies might only be a waste of time and government resources.
Speaker Ferdinand Martin Romualdez has assured the soldiers that the administration of President Marcos will push for the more than 100 percent increase in their daily subsistence allowance starting next year.
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