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COVID-19 Daily Update by South Press This is the COVID-19 bulletin for CALABARZON as of March 26, 2021 according to the Department of Health: Active Cases - 17,508 Recovered - 97,865 Mortalities - 1,625 Total Cases - 116,998 (+1,760 added on March 26) #SouthPress #COVID19update

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An average of 925 tons of Sulfur dioxide has also been emitted on Thursday.

News Update: TAAL VOLCANO — As of March 26, Phivolcs has recorded 270 volcanic earthquakes and 193 volcanic tremor episodes in the past 24 hours. Source: Department of Science and Technology - Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology #SouthPress #Taal #NewsUpdate

From marble to wooden, the art of sculpting has been in the hands of humans for thousands of years. Reputable sculptors have made a long-lasting impact on the industry of bringing life from block, forming it into still-life images. READ MORE: bit.ly/3slZRJn

While the Philippines is not precisely a bicycle-friendly nation with many narrow roads and a wide vehicle-per-person ratio in the National Capital region, the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has helped rekindle interest in cycling among many people. READ MORE: bit.ly/3cjh00p

To promote women’s empowerment and development, Kalipi Quezon province involves and trains its members in making handcrafted woven products out of the abaca fiber as part of the organization’s provincial livelihood program. READ MORE: bit.ly/3lNm28G

The Cavite government declared the Kaybiang Tunnel a “no tourism zone,” barring people from loitering along the tunnel’s vicinity. READ MORE: bit.ly/39dGTwT

DepEd pushed through the Academic Year (A.Y.) 2020-2021 last Oct. 5, despite the rising COVID-19 cases in the country. And even though we cannot do anything about it because the “economy should flow,” teachers should also be given rest. READ MORE: bit.ly/3fc6Pg1

NRX Esports emerged as champions after overpowering KSM Esports, 2-0, in the Season 2021 Valorant Online Tournament last Sunday. READ MORE: bit.ly/3cjix6Q

COVID-19 Daily Update by South Press This is the COVID-19 bulletin for CALABARZON as of March 24, 2021 according to the Department of Health: Active Cases - 14,326 Recovered - 97,824 Mortalities - 1,613 Total Cases - 113,763 (+1,085 added on March 24) #SouthPress #COVID19update

COVID-19 Daily Update by South Press This is the COVID-19 bulletin for CALABARZON as of March 23, 2021 according to the Department of Health: Active Cases - 13,268 Recovered - 97,812 Mortalities - 1,609 Total Cases - 112,689 (+1,044 added on March 23) #SouthPress #COVID19update

COVID-19 Daily Update by South Press This is the COVID-19 bulletin for CALABARZON as of March 22, 2021 according to the Department of Health: Active Cases - 12,221 Recovered - 97,812 Mortalities - 1,609 Total Cases - 111,642 (+1,327 added on March 22) #SouthPress #COVID19update

COVID-19 Daily Update by South Press This is the COVID-19 bulletin for CALABARZON as of March 21, 2021 according to the Department of Health: Active Cases - 10,914 Recovered - 97,813 Mortalities - 1,608 Total Cases - 110,335 (+1,062 added on March 21) #SouthPress #COVID19update

COVID-19 Daily Update by South Press This is the COVID-19 bulletin for CALABARZON as of March 20, 2021 according to the Department of Health: Active Cases - 11,724 Recovered - 95,986 Mortalities - 1,609 Total Cases - 109,319 (+1,348 added on March 20) #SouthPress #COVID19update

COVID-19 Daily Update by South Press This is the COVID-19 bulletin for CALABARZON as of March 19, 2021 according to the Department of Health: Active Cases - 10,381 Recovered - 95,980 Mortalities - 1,606 Total Cases - 107,967 (+1,090 added on March 19) #SouthPress #COVID19update

As Lent season is fast approaching, finding a solemn place to do penance can be quite challenging with the COVID-19 pandemic. Luckily for those who want peace and serenity, a pilgrimage site in Rizal is just a two-hour drive away from Manila. READ MORE: bit.ly/3cMRz6r

Since the death of Jose “Pitok” Blanco in 2008, at age 76, his seven children — Glenn, Noel, Michael, Joy, Jan, Gay, and Peter Paul — continued his artistic legacy to document Filipinos’ everyday life. READ MORE: bit.ly/2QixfT7