CSC recognizes PTV for providing accurate news to public

The Civil Service Commission recognized the People’s Television Network (PTV) for disseminating information about the agency’s programs. (Photo courtesy of Rod Lagusad / PTV News)

By Jude Tenorio

The Civil Service Commission (CSC) recognized the People’s Television Network (PTV) for its commitment to delivering news and information to Filipinos.

“Napakalaki ng role ng PTV in disseminating correct information lalong-lalo na sa panahon ng misinformation—maraming fake news,” CSC Chairperson Karlo Nograles said.

“Napakaimportante na maibigay nang tama at napapanahong balita at importamasyon para sa ating mga kababayan,” Nograles added.

According to Nograles, PTV serves a great help for the agency in delivering information about the projects of CSC.

The official also recognized the commitment and dedication of the network’s staff.

Meanwhile, to commemorate the 123rd Philippine Civil Service anniversary, government workers will get to avail of the free MRT-3 rides until Sept. 20 from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. – gb

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