NPC and Aboitiz Data Innovation Partner to Propel Privacy Enhancing Technologies in the Philippines through Regulatory Sandbox

In photo: Atty. John Henry D. Naga, Privacy Commissioner and Chairman of the National Privacy Commission (left) and Dr. David R. Hardoon, Chief Executive Officer of Aboitiz Data Innovation (right)

Marcos: China policy vs ‘trespassers’ in South China Sea unacceptable

PRESIDENT FERDINAND R. Marcos Jr. on Saturday said China’s policy to detain alleged “trespassers” in the South China Sea, including those overlapping in the Philippines’ exclusive economic zone (EEZ), is “completely unacceptable.”

NPC sets new requirements for PH privacy certification

THE NATIONAL Privacy Commission (NPC) has issued a circular setting the requirements for the Philippine Privacy Mark Certification Program (PPMCP) to boost personal data protection in the country.

Netizens urged to save gov’t anti-scam response hotline 1326

AS MANY unsuspecting Filipinos fall victim to the increasing number of online scams, Scam Watch Pilipinas (#ScamWatchPH) on Monday urged the public to save the Inter-Agency Response Center (I-ARC) Hotline 1326 on their mobile devices in case of need.

Sulu utilities told to improve services

SULU - Governor Toto Tan met with representatives of Sulu Electric Cooperative (SULECO), National Power Corporation (NPC) and Local Water Utilities Administration (LWUA) to discuss about problems affecting the supply of water and electricity in the southern Sulu province.

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Governor Toto Tan speaks to representatives of utility firms in Sulu in this photo released by the Provincial Government. Also in the meeting is Governor-elect Dr. Sakur Tan. 

Tan pressed hard on the representatives of the agencies to be truthful about the whole situation so that the Provincial Government can help the utility firms in order to alleviate people's sufferings as a direct consequence of the problems.

Residents have sought the help of the Provincial Government because of the lack of water and electricity supply in many areas in Sulu. Officials of SULECO, NPC and LWUA said they will submit reports to Tan, who also volunteered to “knock on the doors of concerned national agencies in order to solve these problems of water and electricity.”

Tan, who was elected vice governor in the May 13 midterm polls, is set to step down on June 30 to formally assume his new position. His philanthropic father, Dr. Sakur Tan, is the new governor-elect. (The Zamboanga Post)


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