Navotas City reports 19% drop in dengue cases
By Nathaniel R. Melican
The Navotas City government has reported a continued decline in dengue cases for the first five months of the year.
The Navotas City government has reported a continued decline in dengue cases for the first five months of the year.
The Mandaluyong Police are still investigating the motive in the killing of a Department of Energy (DOE) employee inside a beer house on Saturday.
A Caloocan City resident wants to stop two local measures for allegedly being railroaded by the council, including an ordinance granting a pay hike for government personnel working in the city.
Two groups of students started the school year on a painful note after robbers allegedly ransacked their apartments and took cash and valuables worth about P300,000 in separate break-ins in the cities of Malabon and Valenzuela earlier this week.
A 65-year-old man jumped to his death from a footbridge in front of his grandson along Edsa in Caloocan City Monday morning
In a bid to improve the quality of its service, the city government-run Valenzuela City Emergency Hospital (VCEH) has tied up with a leading private hospital to provide training to its staff.
With their names being dragged into a controversy with the city government, the board members of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry-Marikina chapter (PCCI-M) have stepped down, leaving the group’s president to deal with the issue alone.
Students at Dalandanan National High School in Valenzuela City will no longer have to jostle for space in congested classrooms as they go back to school Monday.
The homes of some 200 families living dangerously under dangling high-voltage power lines in Valenzuela City were demolished on Friday, as the city government vowed to press charges against so-called “professional squatters.” The mass eviction was carried out as the local government started looking for at least two persons who had collected “reservation fees” [...]
Dan Brown could be right: Metro Manila indeed has places with names that may lead the unwary to the “gates of hell.”
People with kidney problems who need to undergo dialysis sessions in Valenzuela City and in nearby areas can now avail of hemodialysis services offered by the city government-run Valenzuela City Emergency Hospital.
Pedicab owners and drivers in Valenzuela City can breathe easier after the city government lowered registration fees for the transport vehicle.
People with kidney problems and who need dialysis in Valenzuela City and in nearby areas can now avail themselves of hemodialysis services offered by the city government-run Valenzuela City Emergency Hospital.
