COVID-19 The City Government of Davao is bracing for a possible surge of coronavirus disease cases due to an increase in mobility and private gatherings during the holidays and threats of
High Priority Bus System The Department of Transportation (DOTr) and the City Government of Davao, through their procurement agent, Procurement Service – Department of Budget Management (PS-DBM), have extended the deadline of bid submission
Good News Around 80,434 Dabawenyos who are recipients of the “Pahalipay sa Pasko”, have donated their grocery packs to families affected by Typhoon Odette through the SafeDavao QR donate button. In her
Peace and Order The welcoming of the new year was generally peaceful in Davao City as reported by the security cluster to Mayor Inday Sara Duterte. Mayor Duterte, during her Special Hours program
Economy The Davao City government will clear its outstanding loan balance of P70 million by the second half of 2022. That means, the city will be debt-free in 2023. “For 2022,
COVID-19 Davao City Mayor Inday Sara Duterte has extended the ban on non-essential face-to-face events organized by the barangays, local, and national government offices until September 12, 2022, to help mitigate
Local Government Davao City Mayor Inday Sara Duterte has created the Interim Moro Office to address the needs of Moro community in the city through the issuance of Executive Order (EO) No.
COVID-19 Davao City Mayor Inday Sara Duterte bared that the donate button for Pahalipay food packages intended for people affected by Typhoon Odette on the SafeDavao QR website will run until
COVID-19 Fully immunized individuals or those who received the second dose of the anti-COVID vaccine three months ago can now avail of their booster shots in all vaccination sites in Davao
COVID-19 Davao City Mayor Inday Sara Duterte warned of possible Covid surge in the city due to increased private holiday activities. This could happen despite high vaccination percentage of the population
