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      Commuters and public utility vehicles navigate a busy street in La Paz, Iloilo City on Monday morning, Sept. 28, as the newly approved public transport fare increases officially took effect. Low-income workers and parents feared rising transportation costs will consume funds needed for essential household expenses, including food and schooling. ALLEN ANIMAS/PN
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A newly acquired 40-foot fiberglass boat was deployed for Capiz Provincial Bantay Dagat operations in the Second District, enhancing coastal patrol and enforcement against illegal fishing. The vessel was formally turned over at the BFAR Field Office VI in Pototan, Iloilo on March 27. MAYOR KHUKHU CASTRO PAGE
Region

40-foot fiberglass boat boosts Bantay Dagat ops in Capiz 2nd District

Neljoy N. Galigao - Tuesday, March 31, 2026
PN Photo
Iloilo

Youth push law-driven environment action; 170 Ilonggos join campaign

Neljoy N. Galigao - Monday, March 30, 2026
Region

Capiz forms committee to address energy emergency, revise Capiztahan plans

Neljoy N. Galigao - Monday, March 30, 2026
Atty. Jorge Ferraris (right photo), officer-in-charge of the Technical Support and Services Division of Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) Region 6, says that no private firms in the region have adopted a four-day workweek. As office workers (left photo) maintain regular schedules, he emphasizes that any shift to compressed or reduced workweeks would be subject to strict compliance checks by DOLE-6 to ensure workers’ rights and benefits are not compromised.
Iloilo

NO WV FIRMS ADOPT 4-DAY WORKWEEK; DOLE: Flexible work depends on...

Neljoy N. Galigao - Saturday, March 28, 2026
Iloilo

NO WAGE HIKE PETITIONS YET: Labor dep’t braces for possible layoffs,...

Neljoy N. Galigao - Saturday, March 28, 2026
Labor leaders and advocates raise placards and fists during a Workers’ Rights Watch press conference in Iloilo City, calling for wage increases, protection of union rights, and stronger safeguards for labor amid rising economic pressures. NELJOY GALIGAO/PN
Iloilo

Labor groups press for pay increase

Neljoy N. Galigao - Saturday, March 28, 2026
Residents, local officials, and volunteers planted mangrove seedlings along the shoreline of Barangay Quijo in President Roxas, Capiz on March 17, as part of a coastal rehabilitation drive led by the provincial government. CAPENRO PHOTO
Region

Capiz launches mangrove rehabilitation drive in coastal village

Neljoy N. Galigao - Saturday, March 28, 2026
“In the relentless heat of summer, it is essential for drivers to remain vigilant about their hydration levels. We urge all drivers to consistently carry fluids, such as water or electrolyte drinks, with them and to replenish their intake regularly throughout the day,” says Dr. May Ann Soliva-Sta. Lucia, chief of the Local Health Support Division of DOH Region 6. ILOILO CITY PIO PHOTO / AJ PALCULLO/PN
Iloilo

DOH-6 flags transport drivers at risk as heat index rises

Neljoy N. Galigao - Friday, March 27, 2026
Iloilo

LABOR RIGHTS UNDER FIRE: Red-tagging, union-busting, harassment persist in Panay, says rights...

Neljoy N. Galigao - Friday, March 27, 2026
Photo courtesy of PIA Iloilo
Iloilo

One-stop gov’t caravan rolls out for transport workers reeling from economic...

Neljoy N. Galigao - Friday, March 27, 2026
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