Panay News - 2024-02-27

• Hikers urged to help safeguard Iloilo forests from wildfires
• 335,155 WV learners pre-register for SY 2024-2025
• PRO-6 head orders city, prov’l directors to eradicate illegal gambling
• Village chiefs’ mandatory inventory of boardingho­uses eyed
• Baronda attends signing of expanded Centenaria­ns Act
• Army clarifies no more active guerilla fronts in NegOcc
• University seeks justice over cop’s alleged assault on student
• Clearer guidelines on BTAO operations sought
• WV’s corn, palay outputs drop in 2023
• Digest of Gadon’s disbarment
• Localized disaster management
• Try this: never explain, never complain
• The sterling example of John the Baptist
• STAY AWAY FROM DANGER ZONES
• Entitled family members can undermine business success, Part 1
• The five pillars of justice is like a chain
• LET’s unveil the black box
• DMW, NCMF to boost protection, prospects for Muslim OFWs
• ‘Bad political move not to cooperate with ICC probe’
• House reps relieved ex-President Duterte OK with economic Cha-cha
• ACADEMIC STRESS TRIGGERS FOR PUPILS
• Pursuing Excellence: Integratin­g Campus Journalism into School-Based Programs Across Subject Areas Nemie Verdeprado Arcenas
• Mariel Padilla on Senate procedure: ‘It’s Vitamin C, not gluta’
• PCSO extends aid to victims of San Jose Del Monte Church mishap
• DOT: Dive industry contribute­d P73 billion to economy in 2023
• BSP eyes direct-to-bank crediting of coins deposited via CoDMs
• FEU Lady Tamaraws survive UE Lady Warriors

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