Bukidnon Province Officially Recognizes 58 Centenarians Under Cash Incentive Program
Bukidnon province in the Philippines has officially recognized 58 centenarians under its Provincial Centenarian Cash Incentive Program. This initiative provides ongoing financial support to the province's oldest residents. Currently, 36 of the recognized centenarians are still alive.
Read up to 3 eligible full articles per Japan day (JST) for free
Create a free account to open up to 3 eligible full articles per Japan calendar day (JST). Headlines and summaries remain available across ASEAN 7.
Related articles
- Koronadal City files robbery raps vs ex-employee over missing rice
Koronadal City has filed a robbery complaint against a former employee accused of stealing rice and other supplies from a city-run warehouse. The mayor emphasized the importance of protecting government property and preventing future incidents.
- Bangsamoro groups rally to urge Marcos Jr. to back 'rainbow coalition'
Bangsamoro groups and supporters rallied at Mendiola in Manila to urge President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to support a 'rainbow parties coalition' led by MILF chair Ahod 'Al Haj Murad' Ebrahim in forming the first regular Bangsamoro government.
- Murad's party faces uphill battle as rival claims majority bloc in new Bangsamoro parliament
A power struggle is intensifying in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) as the new parliament gears up for leadership elections. Only 25 lawmakers attended the oath-taking for Ahod Ebrahim's United Bangsamoro Justice Party (UBJP), while a rival bloc claims the support of 46 members, signaling a fierce battle for majority control.
- Palace Orders Probe into Possible Lapses in Atong Ang's Departure
The Philippine government has ordered an investigation into potential lapses following the Interior Secretary's admission that gambling tycoon Atong Ang left the country through the "backdoor." However, the Justice Secretary insists Ang is still in the Philippines based on immigration records.