May 19, 2021 - Negros Now Daily

CSC amends harassment rules

May 19, 2021

Sexual harassment acts through text messaging, email, online, or in streets and public places are included in the amended rules against sexual harassment offenders in government, in a recent resolution

Capitol mass vaccination set

May 19, 2021

The Covid-19 mass vaccination of Capitol employees is slated May 20, as 43 provincial government workers tested positive for the virus, said Provincial Administrator Rayfrando Diaz. He said that seven

VTI donates health gadgets

May 19, 2021

Vallacar Transit Incorporated, operator of Ceres Bus Liner, donated 100 oximeter and 100 blood pressure apparatus to the Bacolod City Emergency Operation Center. The medical equipment will be used by

Police probes summary executions

May 19, 2021

Three men, believed to be victims of summary executions, were discovered in three areas of Negros Occidental and Bacolod City on May 18. Police probers are still establishing if the

CSC amends harassment rules

Capitol mass vaccination set

VTI donates health gadgets

Police probes summary executions

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