Cebu LGUs Cancel Classes as Typhoon Tino Approaches
Cebu province takes proactive measures as Typhoon 'Tino' threatens, suspending face-to-face classes across multiple cities and municipalities to ensure student safety.
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Northern Cebu Infrastructure Gets Rapid Repair Boost
Government accelerates rehabilitation of critical infrastructure in Northern Cebu, bringing faster relief and improved services to affected communities through streamlined processes.
Cebu City Market Cleanup Nears Completion
Cebu City's massive market cleanup campaign is 95% complete, bringing improved sanitation, organized vending, and enhanced public safety to local commerce hubs.
Cebu-DPWH Partnership to Fast-Track Infrastructure Rehab
Cebu Provincial Government and DPWH-7 join forces to fast-track critical infrastructure rehabilitation, enhancing project coordination and implementation efficiency across Central Visayas.
January Duterte gives school vehicles to 9 Davao barangays
Nine Davao barangays receive new school service vehicles from Liga ng mga Barangay President January Duterte, enhancing educational transportation for local communities.
Cebu Calls for Safer Classroom Construction Standards
Cebu educators and engineers demand higher construction standards for schools following recent seismic events. Learn why safer classrooms are essential for student protection.
Davao de Oro Rehabs ₱250M Farm Road in Laak
The provincial government of Davao de Oro is set to rehabilitate a crucial 15-kilometer farm-to-market road in Laak with a ₱250 million budget, boosting agricultural productivity and rural connectivity.
Cebu Schools Resume Face-to-Face Classes After Pandemic
Educational institutions across Cebu Province have officially transitioned back to traditional classroom learning, marking a significant milestone in post-pandemic education recovery.
CESAFI's phased school reopening after Cebu quake
CESAFI implements cautious phased reopening of athletic programs following the magnitude 6.9 earthquake that shook Cebu, prioritizing structural safety assessments over immediate competition resumption.
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