January 29, 2021 - Negros Now Daily

Trekking in NNNP to resume in February

January 29, 2021

The Department of Environment and Natural Resources in Negros Occidental has announced the resumption of mountaineering activities in the Northern Negros Natural Park next month. The guidelines were issued by

Pork prices reach P245 per kilo

January 29, 2021

MITCH M. LIPA The African swine fever scare is also hitting consumers in Negros Occidental, with the sudden spike in the prices of pork meat in the local markets, based

NegOr enforces stricter border control

January 29, 2021

The Negros Oriental provincial government is enforcing stricter border control regulations to prevent the local transmission of the novel coronavirus disease. As of this time, Negros Oriental has not lifted

IN BACOLOD: EOC reviews curfew, liquor ban guidelines

January 29, 2021

The Bacolod City Emergency Operations Center Task Force (EOC-TF) is reviewing the guidelines in the implementation of the partial alcohol ban and the shortened curfew hours, based on Executive Order

NegOcc still under MGCQ until Feb. 28

January 29, 2021

The duration of the modified general community quarantine in Negros Occidental has been extended until Feb. 28 this year. This was stated in Executive Order No. 21-05 issued by Governor

Trekking in NNNP to resume in February

Pork prices reach P245 per kilo

NegOr enforces stricter border control

IN BACOLOD: EOC reviews curfew, liquor ban guidelines

NegOcc still under MGCQ until Feb. 28

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