Helen Mae Padrones is a journalist for Reizende oom Paul, focusing on local news in the Philippines, specifically in Palawan and Puerto Princesa City. With a passion for community issues and development, Helen's articles cover a range of topics including politics, economics, social issues, and cultural events, providing valuable insights into the local landscape.
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By: Helen Mae Padrones
Hindsight may be 20/20, but Dr. Zexter Cafe, owner of the assessment clinic Eyes of Palawan, which launched on Friday, emphasized that early detection of eye condition should begin even before obvious symptoms manifest. Vulnerability to eye diseases such as cataracts (PSCC), glaucoma, myopic maculopathy, retinal detachment and retinoblastoma can be detected as early as […]
By: Helen Mae Padrones
Puerto Princesa City is gearing up for a competitive mayoral race in the 2025 local elections, with five candidates from different political groups vying for the top post. Incumbent Mayor Lucilo Bayron of the local Alyansang Bigkis aims to secure another term, leveraging his experience and leadership in the city. His primary rival is incumbent […]
The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) in Palawan reported during Puerto Princesa’s September 2024 inflation update that the city’s inflation rate remained unchanged compared to other parts of the Mimaropa region. Donna Marie Mobe, the Officer in Charge of the PSA-Palawan office, stated on Friday that the headline inflation rate for the city stood at 4.3% […]
Palawan State University began a series of meetings as early as October to prepare for this year’s Southern Tagalog Regional Association of State Universities and Colleges (STRASUC) Olympics, aiming to fully accommodate 10 other state colleges and universities within the city. From October 21 to the 25, the institution will play host to the STRASUC […]
It takes a village to raise a child, and many helping hands to put food on the table. However, as malnutrition and diabetes remain prevalent among Palaweño children, there is a need for a systematic review of the sustenance available on the island, along with a better understanding of how to adapt to such health […]
Tensions escalated this week between Puerto Princesa’s City Environment and Natural Resources Office and members of the Sangguniang Panlungsod, following allegations of illegal logging and unlawful occupation in the protected watershed area of Sitio Impapay, Barangay Irawan. Atty. Carlo Gomez, head of the City Environment and Natural Resources Office (City ENRO), was criticized by Councilor […]
The DTI in Palawan disposed of around ₱267,689 worth of confiscated items on October 18, which were seized during quality checks
By: Helen Mae Padrones
The Philippine Statistics Authority’s office in Palawan held the provincial elimination for the 28th Philippine Statistics Quiz on October 22, where college freshmen from state universities and colleges (SUCs) competed to represent the province in the regional level later this year. Three students will go on to represent Palawan in the regional quiz, namely Prince […]
The Department of Social Welfare and Development noted a total of 403,674 total family food packs to those affected by Severe Tropical Storm Kristine on October 26, with 5,163 distributed in Mimaropa alone. The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) affirmed its mandate to help Filipinos in need during the onslaught of [typhoon Kristine, […]
The Puerto Princesa City Water District stated on October 28 that they are actively looking for other reservoirs of fresh surface water, following future expansion projects to the other remaining barangays. Walter Laurel, general manager for the Puerto Princesa City Water District (PPCWD), stated that the current reservoirs of water used for 56,000 active connections […]
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