UN exec urges tourism- related businesses to adopt measures on climate change
TACLOBAN CITY - The United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) urged tourism-related businesses to adopt climate change mitigation measures, as global demand for responsible tourism rises. In his brief visit in this storm-ravaged province...
Rotary Club of Chinatown Manila donated sewing machines to female inmates
TACLOBAN CITY – The Rotary Club of Chinatown Manila District 3810 is very committed to uplift the lives of typhoon Yolanda survivors. The club, headed by its first class president Zeni Yao and Rotary...
DPWH to start repair of damaged schools in Leyte’s second district
TACLOBAN CITY – Repair of damaged schools due to supertyphoon Yolanda in Leyte’s second district will now start as construction materials are now available. Thus said district engineer Carlos Veloso of the 2nd Leyte...
APO extended financial assistance to Tacloban’s SPED school
TACLOBAN CITY- The Alpha Phi Omega South Eastern Visayas Administrative Region handed over last weekend a cash donation of P150,000 to the officials of the Sto. Niño SPED Center (SNSC) in a simple ceremony...
CSC to spearhead summit on good governance
PALO, Leyte- The Civil Service Commission here in the region will lead a partnership summit on human resources and good governance slated on May 26, 2014. In a press statement, CSC Regional Director Victoria...
Despite Yolanda’s havoc Tourism still alive in Tacloban, E. Visayas, UN official said
TACLOBAN CITY- Amid the rubbles of supertyphoon Yolanda, the tourism industry of this city and the rest of the region is not dead. In fact, it is just the “beginning of a re-birth.” Thus...