Palau Conservation Society, Koror, Palau- The Responsible Tourism Committee conducted a Responsible Tourism Workshop for Taiwan tour operators based in Palau on Friday, November 25, 2016 at The Penthouse Hotel. Thanks to the representatives and managers from Island Paradise Resort Club, Palasia Hotel Palau, Long Rainbow Happy Tour, Palau Tour, Palau International Tour, Papago International […]
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Two Shepherds
Two shepherds lean on their crooks at the end of a long day and the first asks the second, “So, how’s it going?” The second one sighed and shook his head, “Not good, I can’t pay my bills, my health isn’t good, my kids don’t respect me, and my wife is leaving me.” [restrict] The […]
Takatsuki High School students paid visit to MOH
By Francis Talasasa, Reporter Forty students of Takatsuki High School in Osaka, Japan have held an international field trip for research on health in the Islands on November 13, 2016. [restrict} MOH Pulse reported the students who come from a boys’ boarding school have previously visited Palau in 2015 and had established a partnership with […]
Heart failure survey mission conducted at MOH
By Francis Talasasa, Reporter Belau National Hospital’s health ally Shin Kong Hospital of Taiwan have launched a two-week heart failure survey at the Belau National Hospital outpatient department. According to MOH Pulse monthly publication news, a team from Shin Kong Hospital requested the idea to come over to conduct the survey. [restrict] With the positive […]
MOH commends health workers during Thanksgiving Day
By Francis Talasasa , Reporter Minister of Health Gregory Ngirmang expressed his appreciation to the staff of the national hospital for their hard work to improve the health of the people for this nation in his Thanksgiving Day message. In a statement from the MOH Pulse publication he said in the last four years working […]
Guam police plans to step up against drug problems
By Francis Talasasa Reporter A recent arrest which netted 18 pounds of the drug ice was a concern at the Guam Police department. Police Chief Joseph Cruz says he does not consider the situation out of control, but authorities wanted to make sure they deal with the matter before it can even begin to get out […]
