Anna Liz Cabrido

Koronadal City—Gov. Reynaldo Tamayo, Jr. received a whooping P6.4M worth of earnings from Mahintana’s Foundation Health Plus Shop-in-a-Shop, a private-public partnership (PPP) that caters the delivery of medicines in all Provincial Government of South Cotabato-owned hospitals. He accepted the 70 percent rebate of the net income last year. Based on the record, the 2022 sales …

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Koronadal City—The Provincial Government of South Cotabato partnered with St. Elizabeth Hospital in General Santos City to provide healthcare services to South Cotabatenos and ensure immediate medical care for the underprivileged. Gov. Reynaldo Tamayo, Jr. and representatives from St. Elizabeth Hospital signed a Memorandum of Agreement witnessed by Provincial Social Welfare and Development Office Sonia …

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Koronadal City—Gov. Reynaldo Tamayo, Jr. received a group of Japanese people in his office and talked about Nanofiltration technology. The Japanese team presented the technology with the ability to remove organics and salinity (hardness) from water in one simple step, removing bacterial cells in water. It could filter 50 to 80 percent of pesticides in …

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Koronadal City—The Provincial Government of South Cotabato is preparing to operate a Provincial Peace Center, gearing towards the convergence of programs, projects, and activities for anti-insurgency efforts. Dennis Gasendo, Project Development Officer, said the center aims to consolidate all the services, specifically focused on the areas with a high incidence of insurgency in South Cotabato. …

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Koronadal City—The biggest event in South Cotabato is getting nearer as the Tnalak Festival Publicity and Promotions Committee released the 80 days to Tnalak Festival 2023 promotional material. In the 80 Days to Tnalak Festival 2023 Promotional Video, the committee, led by the Provincial Information Office, presented tourism establishments and the various destinations in the …

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Koronadal City— To guide those who communicate on behalf of their department during an emergency with risk communication principles and best practices, the Provincial Information Office spearheaded the Risk Communication Training. Rudy Jimenea, Provincial Information Officer, said the training was developed as a result of the pandemic and other similar incidences that happened in South …

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Koronadal City—The province of South Cotabato retains its Malaria-free status after seven years, Malaria Program Coordinator Jose Baroquillo announced during the flag-raising ceremony recently. “The province of South Cotabato was declared Malaria-free last July of 2017. This year marks the seventh year of our efforts to remain free from this disease. It is a great …

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Koronadal City—-The Provincial Veterinary Office spearheaded the culmination of Rabies Awareness Month with the theme “Rabies-free na pusa’t aso, kaligtasan ng pamilyang Pilipino.” PVET conducted dog and cat vaccination and castration at the Provincial Capitol of South Cotabato, Tuesday. Dr. Flora D. Bigot, Provincial Veterinarian, reminded pet owners to be responsible in handling their pets …

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Koronadal City— As a commitment to give free education, Gov. Reynaldo Tamayo, Jr. announced that he allocated additional funds for college students who wanted to earn a college degree after UNIFAST discontinued funding the program this year. Through the Kabugwason Paglaum SAcholarship Program, students could avail of the program even without taking the exam and …

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