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Rape on the rise in Baguio
THE City Social Welfare and Development Office (CSWDO) is reporting a concerning rise in the rape and child abuse statistics...
Tourism remains steady but under Baguio limits
BAGUIO’s tourist numbers remain steady but still below the self-imposed tourism limits of the city, according to Baguio Mayor Benjamin...
Baguio businesses provide discounts for vaccinated residents
TWENTY- SIX businesses so far have responded to the call of the local government and the Baguio Tourism Council (BTC)...
Baguio drops swabs for vaccinated visitors
FULLY- vaccinated visitors coming to Baguio will no longer have to undergo swab tests, according to the city’s newest travel...
Sagada still closed to tourists until September
THE popular tourist destination of Sagada in Mountain Province will remain closed to tourism and other non-essential travel for the...
City asks for extension on franchise consolidation for jeeps, PUVs
BAGUIO City officials have requested the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) to extend the period for applications for...
CHSO touts mental health programs amid suicide rise
THE Baguio City Health Services Office (CHSO) is going “all-out” to combat the increasingly concerning state of mental health in...
Hedcor remains hopeful for resolution with Bakun IP
HEDCOR has continuously reached out to the IPs for a dialogue even prior to and amid its shutdown in Bakun....
UP Baguio opens virtual International Conference on Cordillera Studies
THE University of the Philippines Baguio (UPB), through the Cordillera Studies Center (CSC), officially opened the third International Conference on...
Palace declares July 15 special holiday in Cordillera
Malacañang has declared July 15 a special non-working holiday in the Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR) in celebration of its 34th...
