November 24, 2020 - Negros Now Daily

4Ps beneficiaries pawn cash cards

November 24, 2020

The Pantawid Pamilya Pilipino Program Operations Office is holding a massive on-the-spot checking of cash cards of 4Ps beneficiaries in the different barangays of Bacolod City amid reports of card

Sipalay ready to resume resort outdoor activities

November 24, 2020

The Sipalay City Tourism Office pushes for the resumption next month of all outdoor activities of resorts in the city, after no new cases of coronavirus disease was reported for

Valladolid mayor thanks rescue groups, BFP units for quick response

November 24, 2020

Valladolid Mayor Enrique “Bebot” Miravalles thanked rescue groups and Bureau of Fire Protection units from San Enrique, Pulupandan and Bago City as well as businessman Gerry Sy for responding to

4 persons burned to death as vans collide, explode in Valladolid

November 24, 2020

Four persons died when two wing vans figured in a head-on collision along the national highway in Sagwabanwa, near Crossing Tabao in Valladolid town past 12 a.m. today, Nov. 24.

4Ps beneficiaries pawn cash cards

Sipalay ready to resume resort outdoor activities

Valladolid mayor thanks rescue groups, BFP units for quick response

4 persons burned to death as vans collide, explode in Valladolid

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