Tag: #91421
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Boracay Inter-Agency Task Force's term extended up to Duterte's last day in Malacañang
Citing the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic as the reason, President Duterte has extended the life of the Boracay Inter-Agency Task Force up to the last day of his term on June 30, 2022.
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Palace eyes formal request for COA to audit Red Cross
The Commission on Audit (COA) should expect to receive a formal request from Malacañang to audit the Philippine Red Cross (PRC) anytime soon.
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Allowing fully-jabbed folks in dine-in, personal care services not discrimination-DTI
Allowing fully-vaccinated individuals in limited dine-in and personal care services in areas under alert level 4 is not a discriminatory move, the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) said Tuesday, Sept. 14.
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'Bakuna Bubble' strategy backed by over 1,000 business owners
Support for the promising “Bakuna Bubble” proposal of Presidential Adviser for Entrepreneurship and Go Negosyo founder Joey Concepcion continues to snowball.
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Booster shots for healthcare workers 'only a proposal,' says Roque
Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque has walked back on his statement Monday, Sept. 13 wherein he claimed that the government had approved a proposal to give healthcare workers “booster” shots against the coronavirus disease (COVID-19).
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Roque to reporters: 'Refrain from asking for reactions'
Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque told Malacañang-beat reporters Tuesday, Sept. 14 to “refrain from asking for reactions”.
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Metro Manila back to shorter curfew hours starting Sept. 16
Shorter curfew hours will be implemented when the National Capital Region shifts to general community quarantine (GCQ) with an Alert Level 4 classification, the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) disclosed on Tuesday, Sept. 14.
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'Sagasaan na ninyo': Duterte says he doesn't care what happens to Pharmally in Senate hearings
President Duterte has made it clear that he “doesn’t care” about what could happen to controversial firm Pharmally Pharmaceutical Corp.
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Duterte considers COVID-19 vaccination for general population by October
The Philippine government is looking at the possibility of vaccinating the general adult population against the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) once there is “a stable vaccine supply” by next month.
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'A waste of time': Duterte says he'll personally clear Cabinet execs' invites to Senate probes
President Duterte wants to personally approve or reject the invitations of Cabinet members who are summoned to appear at the Senate’s public inquiries.
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Duterte go signal for pilot face-to-face classes still being awaited
Malacañang has yet to give the go signal for the conduct of pilot face-to-face classes amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque said on Monday, Sept. 13.