to apply for birth, marriage and death certificates which under the bill sponsored by Senator Ramon Revilla which lapsed into law will now be valid perpetually.

CIVIL REGISTRIES VALID FOR LIFE Danny Querubin

People queue at the Philippine Statistics Authority in Quezon City today

CIVIL REGISTRIES VALID FOR LIFE

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NCMF explains to media its programs Danny Querubin

Commissioner Yusoph J, Mando of the National Commission on Muslim Filipinos (NCMF), Tahir S. Lidasan Jr. Executive Director NCMF and Haidee V Ampatuan, Director of Planning Service of NCMF held a press conference to discuss new programs, 

NCMF explains to media its programs

SWS survey says 2.9 million Filipinos still hungry in Q3

Millions of Filipinos are still experiencing hunger in the Q3 of 2022.

Couples line up as they wait to march for the scheduled mass wedding at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish Church today in Quezon City. 

MASS WEDDING

Number of poor to surge by 43 million in East Asia

The World Bank projects higher international poverty lines rising by 43 million in the lower middle income countries of East Asia and the Pacific.

Sister Andre, 118 years old, is the oldest living person photo Yahoo News

Sr. André has lived through two world wars and survived two global pandemics.

Sister Andre, 118 years old, is the oldest living person

Targeted social interventions urged photo Needull

Social interventions must be targeted at city levels in view of the growing number of poor in the Philippines who are at risk from more disasters and climate risks. Such interventions should be preventive rather than reactive.