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Schools to build mental health early-warning system

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Engr. Neil Martin Modina of the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) addresses media and local government information officers on Thursday, Sept. 24, emphasizing that Panay Island needs a 150 megawatts power buffer to shield consumers from repeated grid alerts and manual load dropping. He says that frequent power interruptions on the island and other parts of the Visayas have been aggravated by aging generating plants and unplanned shutdowns. MORE POWER PHOTO
Iloilo

POWER SUPPLY STAYS ‘ACUTE’; Panay needs 150 MV more power –...

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For decades, informal vending around the Iloilo Terminal Market — popularly known as “Super” — was tolerated, with vendors selling vegetables, candles, and local delicacies along sidewalks crowded with pedestrians and public transport. This caused congestion and sanitation problems that the city government now seeks to correct at the newly-rehabilitated market. ILOILO CITY GOV’T PHOTO
Iloilo

TERMINAL MARKET ELEVATORS STAY OUT; Vendors and shoppers told to take...

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Iloilo

‘Debate me,’ city councilor tells capitol info chief as police-driver row...

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Iloilo

PRO-6 to keep cops sweating until they hit ideal weight

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Photo by Piron Guillaume on Unsplash
Iloilo

Mega health centers to bring minor surgery closer to Iloilo City...

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Photo courtesy of PRO-6
Iloilo

PRO-6 eyes clear school bags to keep guns, weapons off campuses

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Photo courtesy of Bola Bola Tribe
Iloilo

DINAGYANG GIANT RETURNS: 8-time champ Tribu Bola-Bola stages 2027 festival comeback

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Iloilo

Around 40 Iloilo City programs worth P303.8M caught in poll prohibition

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For decades, informal vending around the Iloilo Terminal Market — popularly known as “Super” — was tolerated, with vendors selling vegetables, candles, and local delicacies along sidewalks crowded with pedestrians and public transport. This caused congestion and sanitation problems that the city government now seeks to correct at the newly-rehabilitated market. ILOILO CITY GOV’T PHOTO
Iloilo

Over 20 local gov’ts benchmark Iloilo City’s public markets as foot...

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