Pangasinan scales down Pista’y Dayat celebrations

Photo courtesy of Liwayway Yparraguirre/PNA The provincial government of Pangasinan decided to hold a toned-down version of this year’s Pista’y Dayat, canceling most planned activities. Governor Ramon Guico III said the move was made in response to rising transportation and fuel costs, which are expected to affect both organizers and attendees. He said funds originally…

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DA assures adequate fertilizer supply amid price concerns

DA Sec. Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr. – Photo courtesy of Department of Agriculture/Facebook. The Department of Agriculture (DA) said the country has enough fertilizer supply and alternative inputs despite concerns over possible disruptions linked to tensions in the Middle East. Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr. said the agency had already been promoting substitutes such…

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Caap reminds travelers on dangerous goods rules for Holy Week

The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines urged air travelers to follow regulations on carrying dangerous goods as passenger traffic increases during Holy Week. The agency said these items are regulated worldwide by the International Civil Aviation Organization due to the risks they pose to aircraft, passengers, and crew. It noted that such materials could…

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EastWest, UA&P team up on weekly economic briefing for investors and institutions

UA&P representatives Marco Agonia (Instructor), Dr. Victor Abola (Senior Economist), Dr. Peter U (School of Economics Dean), and Atty. John Philip Yeung (CEO); EastWest representatives Jerry Ngo (CEO), Richard Tamayo (SVP and Head of Wealth Management), Me-Anne Bundalian (VP and Head of Brand Activations & Corporate Communications), Norman Reyes (SVP and Head of Marketing &…

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