MINDANAO YEAR-END REVIEW

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In general, Year 2019 has opened more avenues for development than destruction. Though several catastrophes hit the 2nd largest island of the Philippines, it still remained steadfast specifically its government and residents. With high hopes and spirits, Mindanaons withstood the test of times and remained intact despite of the blows it encountered.

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