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Ma. Theresa Ladiao

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Anilao solar project major renewable energy milestone for MORE Power

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Employees of the Iloilo City Government line up for random drug testing at City Hall on June 11 in line with the city’s Drug-Free Workplace Policy under Executive Order No. 2026-037. The unannounced screening covered regular employees, contract-of-service personnel, and job hires in a bid to promote integrity, accountability, and a drug-free public service. ILOILO CITY GOV’T
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Over 2,000 Iloilo City gov’t employees subjected to random surprise drug...

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Cong. James “Jojo” Ang of the Uswag Ilonggo party-list publicly pledged to step down from office should evidence show he received a suitcase containing money linked to flood control projects.
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Ang offers to quit if ‘maleta cash delivery’ claims are proven

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MORE Electric and Power Corporation personnel assist Iloilo City’s Task Force Boltahe in tracing and disconnecting illegal electrical connections along a barangay road — part of intensified efforts to prevent fire hazards and electricity theft. MORE POWER PHOTO
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MORE Power mulls staggered billing amid looming surge in generation charges

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Iloilo

PRO-6 urges public to report suspicious activities

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Trade and Industry Development Specialist Glen Fernando monitors the prices of school supplies in a store in San Jose, Antique. PHOTO COURTESY OF DTI-ANTIQUE
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75,000 Iloilo City public school learners to get free school supplies

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“Nakadesisyon na kita. Madalagan kita sa suporta sang aton lideres, sang aton grupo kag sang aton mga pumuluyo man,” says Councilor Miguel Treñas, confirming his plan to run for congressman of Iloilo City in the 2028 elections.
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Councilor Miguel Treñas eyes Iloilo City congressional seat

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The Iloilo City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (CDRRMO) reminds the public that El Niño remains a long-term climate phenomenon that could eventually bring prolonged dry spells and reduced water availability. It advises early water storage, anticipating severe supply shortages by September. Photos show static water tanks deployed by the city government last May in water-critical areas, including Barangay Calaparan, Arevalo and Barangay Hinactacan, La Paz, to ensure reliable bulk storage for emergency use. ILOILO CITY GOVERNMENT PHOTOS
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‘SAVE WATER NOW’: Iloilo City disaster office warns rains may not...

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Iloilo

Class opening across WV is incident-free

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“PRO-6 condemns any form of illegal activity involving any of our personnel, including illegal quarrying. Our position is to strengthen the evidence related to reports and cases we have received that indicate possible police involvement,” says Police Regional Office 6 director Brigadier General Randulf Tuaño. DYRP LIFE RADIO ILOILO PHOTO
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PRO-6: 9 police officers admit owning legal quarry businesses; 2 cops...

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