Twelve days after President Rodrigo Duterte announced that he wants barangay captains to restrain the movement of people unvaccinated against Covid-19, the Department of the Interi…
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What Mistakes Should Be Avoided When Writing News release Headlines
The headline is the most important part of their news release published on SEAPRWire. Do NOT take this lightly. If their headline doesn’t work, then that poignant quote from their CEO in paragraph 3 or even that big announcement in the first sentence do not matter – because they are much less likely to get […]
Several Common Press Release Topics about the Company
Maybe a lot of people didn’t notice, when someone searches their company in Google, it is important to have fresh and positive news about their business. It shows their company is active and growing. When a searcher doesn’t find anything, or the news is old, people can sometimes wonder “What’s wrong?” and assume the company […]
Cabaero: Driving people into poverty
The signs are everywhere. Parents losing jobs and being economically displaced. Spending going down because what money people have is spent on food with not enough for medicine or…
Social Enterprise SJ Power’s Donation of Singramy Facemasks for Children Overseas Is Gaining Attention Now
Seoul, Korea , January 14, 2022 – (SEAPRWire) – SJ Power Inc. is a social enterprise and facemask manufacturer with a brand name of ‘Singramy’ well-known for its quality products and using domestic materials only. Engaging in a lot of international activities as well, in October, SJ Power donated a total of 100,000 masks including Singramy KF94 […]
Kazakhstan detains nearly 1,700 more after violent unrest
MOSCOW — Kazakh authorities said Wednesday they detained 1,678 more people in the past 24 hours over their alleged participation in the violent unrest that rocked the former Soviet…
Human-centered approach to work
(Last of a series) Let me end this series of articles on the “Human-Centered Approach to Work” by reflecting on the content of a recently published book by Jamie Merisotis, president and CEO of Lumina Foundation, entitled Human Work in the Age of Smart Machines. He wrote that in this time of upheaval and social […]
Adopt a New Mindset to Adapt to the Current Business Model and Maintain Visibility via NovationWire’s PR Distribution Package
HONG KONG – Some days it feels like we are living in an alternate reality; there are times where life feels somewhat normal. Depending on where in the world we live and what actions our local governments have taken will affect us all differently. Some folks are experiencing complete lockdown while others are experiencing non-essential […]
Moises: Can a long-distance relationship work?
G: Hi, Singlestalk. Is it true that if two people truly love each other, they will always find a way back to each other? My girlfriend just said goodbye so she can join her family in the UK. She’s a nurse and so are her mom and siblings. Her dad was among the recent Covid-19 […]
Globe shows support for global and national mental health celebrations
COVID-19 has had a significant impact on the mental health of Filipinos across different groups all over the archipelago. From frontline workers, parents balancing work and family, children trying to cope with online learning, people living alone, those with pre-existing mental health conditions—the pandemic has adversely affected the lives of many. Thus, as the Philippines […]
Nalzaro: Bisaya are “soberbio”
“Soberbio.” I used to hear this word from my mestiza Spanish lola (grandmother) everytime she would scold us during our younger days. In English, it means “arrogant and stubborn.” This is similar to “cabeza dura” (hard-headed). President Rodrigo Duterte used this term last year in describing how hard-headed the Cebuanos are when our leaders defied […]
Espinoza: The vaccination lags?
It’s disheartening to know that there are two million of unspent Covid-19 vaccines in Central Visayas when there are many people (I know of some here in Cebu) who have not been vaccinated because there is not enough vaccine when they go to the vaccination centers. We know there are people who are more scared […]
Non-communicable diseases, COVID-19, and the elderly
In 1960, life expectancy in the Philippines was 62 years. By 2019, the average Filipino living in the country could expect to live up to 71. Worldwide, 900 million people are aged 60 years and older; seniors now outnumber children younger than 5 years. By 2050, one in five people will be 60 years and […]
DoH reports 10,019 more infections, 109 additional deaths
THE DEPARTMENT of Health (DoH) reported 10,019 coronavirus infections on Thursday, bringing the total to 2.63 million. The death toll rose to 38,937 after 109 more patients died, while recoveries increased by 7,425 to 2.48 million, it said in a bulletin. There were 115,328 active cases, 77.1% of which were mild, 13.6% did not show […]
Voter Registration
PEOPLE line up inside the Quezon City Science High School on Sept. 20 as they await their turn to register at a Commission on Elections (Comelec) office nearby. Comelec has said that there will be no extension to the Sept. 30 deadline for registration nationwide. The filing of certificates of candidacy starts Oct. 1.
PH ranks 142nd in vaccinations against Covid-19
TWENTY months since coronavirus disease (Covid-19) first emerged in China, it is now affecting over 210 countries and territories with deadly consequences. But global vaccinations are now seeking to blunt its edge. As of Sept. 10, 2021, about 5.66 billion doses of a Covid-19 vaccine have been administered, translating to 41.7 percent of the world […]
Words that make managers look bad to workers
I’m a newly-promoted manager tasked to supervise a group of workers of various backgrounds, experience, seniority, and educational attainment. What do I need to be successful? — Gray Zone. Start by being kind to people and they will reciprocate. Kindness begets kindness. If not, recalibrate in due time. You can’t go wrong with kindness. People […]
Briones: Celebrating heroes
Monday, Aug. 30, 2021, was a holiday throughout the Philippines. That meant many people didn’t have to get up early in the morning to go to work. For them, it was a long weekend. Unless, of course, they’re employed in the fast-food business; in restaurants that remain open despite the pressures brought about by the […]
When will the Covid-19 pandemic end?
NEARLY 20 months since Sars-CoV-2, the virus that causes coronavirus disease (Covid-19), was first reported in China on Dec. 31, 2019, there still seems to be no end in sight to the pandemic it has caused and the restrictions imposed to curb its spread. Over 214 million people worldwide have been infected, of whom 4.47 […]
Philippines says 17,000 more people infected
The Philippines reported 17,447 coronavirus infections on Friday — the second-highest daily tally since the pandemic started last year — amid a fresh surge spurred by a more contagious Delta variant, according to the Department of Health (DoH). This brought the total to 1.91 million, while deaths rose to 32,841 after 113 more patients died, it said in a bulletin. Recoveries increased by 6,771 to 1.74 million, it added. The percentage of people who tested positive for the virus had also risen […]