They joined with other international students from Brazil, United States of America, Indonesia, Malaysia, China and Japan. The Sigloc program started in February 2019 as a joint training (face-to-face) program between Osaka City University (Japan) and Andrews University (USA). It encourages participants to discover issues and the ability to find solutions and train them to implement the identified solutions through collaborations among the participating international students. The program also requires participating students to study about 30 hours per week, including both synchronous and asynchronous pair/group work. Meanwhile, Modena's report was titled "Romblon, Romblon resilience: The circumstances and security on the island."

Source: Manila Times May 04, 2022 23:09 UTC