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- 11 / 21 : Transport groups threaten 5-day strike
- 11 / 18 : New minimum wage order now in effect in Western Visayas
- 11 / 18 : Cadiz woman claims identity used in fraudulent marriage to Indian nat’l
- 11 / 13 : New York-based BPO among takers of Megaworld green building
- 11 / 10 : Kanlaon Volcano spews ash for an hour
- 11 / 07 : Sulfur odor forces temporary closure of Rafael Salas Park and Nature Center
- 11 / 07 : Kanlaon Volcano continues to spew ash; Capitol readies emergency response team
- 11 / 06 : Red tide alert up in more areas in NegOr
- 11 / 06 : Dengue cases in Negros Occ surge
- 11 / 06 : Kanlaon remains unstable, NegOcc gov urges cooperation during evacuation
Transport groups in Bacolod City are gearing up for a potential five-day strike in December to protest the government's Public Utility Vehicle Modernization Program (PUVMP). Rudy Catedral, president of the Bacolod Alliance of Commuters, Operators,
Employers in Western Visayas, including Negros Occidental, are now mandated to implement new, higher minimum wage rates. The new wage order, Wage Order No. RBVI-28, took effect on Sunday, November 17, 2024. The new minimum
Kanlaon Volcano on November 9, released a plume of ash that lasted for an hour, the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology reported. Based on visual monitoring, the latest episode began at 5:46 AM and
A red tide alert has been issued in two more bays in Negros Oriental, as laboratory tests confirmed high levels of harmful algal blooms (HABs), the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) – Negros
Biz & Tech
New York-based BPO among takers of Megaworld green building
Megaworld Corporation, a leading property developer, has successfully completed No. 1 Upper East Av...