
Barmm starts distribution of relief goods
MARAWI City ― The Bangsamoro Government's Ministry of Social Services and Development has started distributing relief goods to the residents of Lanao del Sur.
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MARAWI City ― The Bangsamoro Government's Ministry of Social Services and Development has started distributing relief goods to the residents of Lanao del Sur.

In order to make the communities productive as the brunt of COVID-19 pandemic severely hit the economy and the people’s daily grind, the Bangsamoro Region will embark on local buying of agricultural products.

COTABATO City ―“Godsent gift,” was how the chief of the Cotabato Regional and Medical Center (CRMC) described the donation of the Bangsamoro government of personal protective equipment (PPEs) and medical supplies when the hospital’s resources were dwindling.

COTABATO City ― The Ministry of Basic Higher and Technical Education has recently ordered to fast-track the early release of their employees’ salaries for this month.

Cotabato City —The Bangsamoro Inter-Agency Task Force (IATF) on Covid-19 met with Joint Task Force Kutawato to address the lockdown situation in the city that is affecting the employees of the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region.

THE Department of Health on Wednesday confirmed that the 58-year-old Patient No. 201 who died at the Amai Pakpak Medical Center in Marawi City was positive for Covid-19.

MUSLIMS leaders yesterday expressed outrage over the profiling of Muslim students by the Manila Police District (MPD) “in line with the efforts to counter violent extremism,” stressing the move reeks of Islamophobia and discrimination.



