Month: June 2020
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Talaingod indigent communities on cardava production training from Hijo
Last April 28, 2020, Hijo’s Agri Leads Don dela Cruz and Gil Importante conducted training on cardava fruit care and proper harvest handling to indigent communities in Sitio Igang, Talaingod, Davao del Norte, in preparation for Hijo’s first venture as cardava buyer.
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Aga’s “Miracle in Cell No. 7” brings inspiration on SKY Movies pay-per-view
Watch all of these movies in high definition and commercial-free in the comfort of your homes brought to you by SKY Movies Pay-Per-View featuring VIVA On Demand until July 18 for only P99.
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A festival of Korean shows to catch on SKY
Korean fever continues on SKY as it gives the entire family a wide-ranging line-up of shows across genres—from romance to thriller to reality shows—on TvN, Kix, KBS World, and K Plus channels, all this month of June.
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Davao Oriental borders now open in all days, more bus trips allowed
Source : Karen Lou Deloso/PIO The Provincial borders will now be open all days of the week including Saturday and Sunday. This was announced by Provincial Task Force on COVID-19 but says the opening of the borders for vehicles going into the province will still follow the 9:00 am to 4:00 pm schedule. [bctt tweet=”Davao […]
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Hijo empowers Mindanaoan farmers through e-commerce
Recently launched in April 2020, Hijo Resources Corporation (HRC) revolutionizes agriculture by providing an e-commerce platform that aims to empower farming communities and bridge the gap between farmers and consumers, thereby eliminating the ‘middle men’.
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SKY offers safe customer service
SKY subscribers can continue to expect to get safe customer service, as most of the country eases into a new normal.
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SKY Fiber gives quick access to the hottest streaming apps at reliable internet speed
SKY Fiber gives quick access to the hottest streaming apps at a reliable internet speed
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OFWs Safely Return Home, Undergo Standard Health Protocol
On May 27 and 28, thirty-four 34 Overseas Filipino Workers finally arrived in the province through sweeper flights facilitated by the national government through its Balik Probinsya Program. Under the program, the Local Government Units are mandated to facilitate their safe transport from the airport back to their respective LGUs.