PCSO Cavite Branch Office

07/09/2026

PCSO GM Robles makes history as first Filipino elected APLA Vice Chairman.

PCSO General Manager Melquiades A. Robles has been elected Vice Chairman of the Asia Pacific Lottery Association (APLA), marking a historic first for the Philippines in the regional lottery organization.

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01/08/2026

30/07/2026

"Behind these figures are Filipino families who depend on PhilHealth when a loved one is hospitalized or needs medical treatment. In support of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.'s healthcare agenda, PCSO's contribution helps strengthen the system that protects Filipinos from having to shoulder the full cost of health care on their own," General Manager Melquiades A. Robles said, as the PCSO Board approved an additional ₱1.16-billion contribution to PhilHealth for 2026, raising its total contribution for the year to ₱3.85 billion.

With the revised contribution, PCSO's cumulative remittances to PhilHealth since 2022 are expected to reach approximately ₱13.98 billion by the end of 2026.

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06/06/2026

03/06/2026

“Mga KaLARO, ready na ba kayong sumabak sa pinaka-creative at pinaka-exciting na challenge ng taon? 🍀✨

Kung mahilig kayo sa lotto, may talent sa paggawa ng catchy lines, at gustong maging bahagi ng PCSO history — eto na ang inyong pagkakataon!

Dahil baka ang SUSUNOD na iconic PCSO jackpot-bearing game tagline… ay GALING SA INYO!

13/05/2026

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PAALALA MULA SA PCSO

Mahigpit na ipinagbabawal ang pagsusumite o pagtatangkang mag-claim ng premyo gamit ang peke, binago, o tampered lotto ticket.

Ang anumang pamemeke, pagbabago, o panlilinlang kaugnay ng lotto ticket ay may kaukulang pananagutang kriminal at maaaring magresulta sa multa, pagkakakulong, at pagsasampa ng kaso alinsunod sa umiiral na batas.

Pinapaalalahanan din ang publiko na lahat ng lotto claims ay dumaraan sa masusing validation at verification process ng PCSO upang matiyak ang integridad ng bawat claim.

Maging responsable. Huwag magpaloko at huwag makisangkot sa anumang uri ng pandaraya.

06/05/2026

Congratulations sa dalawang mananaya mula sa Cavite na kabilang sa mga maswerteng nanalo sa Ultralotto 6/58! 🥳🤩🤑

May 05, 2026, Tuesday
9 PM DRAW

ULTRALOTTO 6/58
Winning Number Combination:
01 - 58 - 25 - 43 - 26 - 16

JACKPOT PRIZE
Php76,305,973.15

10 Jackpot winners
Winning per share = Php 7,630,597.31

Winning Outlets:
1. PITOGO, CASIANO, TUGUEGARAO CITY, CAGAYAN
2. TERUEL, ERLYN, DASMARINAS CITY, CAVITE
3. MAGALONA, MARGARITA, GUIUAN, EASTERN SAMAR
4. LUCKY CIRCLE CORPORATION, CEBU CITY, CEBU
5. YULO, MATT, TANZA, CAVITE
6. DELA ROSA, REMALDO, CONCEPCION, TARLAC
7. LAZARO, GRACE, MARIKINA CITY
8. REYES, MILAGROS, SAN CARLOS CITY, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL
9. JAVELUNA, MAY KAREN, MAKATI CITY
10. FERNANDEZ, ANNABELLE, ORMOC CITY, LEYTE


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31/03/2026

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30/03/2026

PABATID SA PUBLIKO:

Bilang pakikiisa sa paggunita ng Semana Santa, pansamantalang isususpinde ng Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) ang lahat ng lottery operations, kabilang ang ticket selling at draw, mula Abril 2 hanggang 4, 2026.

Ipagpapatuloy ang regular na operasyon simula Abril 5, 2026.

Pinapayuhan ang publiko na sumangguni sa opisyal na schedule.

30/03/2026

PCSO to deploy landing craft vessel to improve patient mobility in Batanes

BASCO, BATANES – In line with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s directive to make healthcare accessible for everyone, the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) has announced its plan to provide a landing craft vessel (LCV) for Batanes to improve patient transport across the province’s island municipalities, with deployment scheduled later this year.

PCSO General Manager Melquiades “Mel” Robles described the LCV as a “mini RORO” that allows ambulances to be loaded directly onto the vessel.

The LCV is intended to support patient mobility, enabling the transport of patients, responders, and essential medical supplies between islands such as Sabtang and Basco. Designed to directly access shorelines, it will allow patients to be transferred more efficiently to healthcare facilities, particularly in emergency situations.

“This means the patient can remain inside the ambulance from the point of transport until arrival at the hospital, without the need for repeated transfers,” he said.
“Direkta natin silang madadala sa pinakamalapit na pagamutan—isang tunay na door-to-door na serbisyong medikal,” he added.

Robles said the initiative aims to address mobility challenges in geographically isolated areas, where access to healthcare is often affected by sea conditions and limited transport options.

The LCV is set to be deployed to provinces with island municipalities later this year, including Batanes, as part of efforts to strengthen inter-island healthcare access.

The initiative will complement PCSO’s existing support through the provision of patient transport vehicles to local government units, which serve communities on land but are limited in reaching areas separated by water.

The need for improved patient transport was underscored during a medical and dental mission conducted on March 26 and 27 in Sabtang and Basco, where PCSO delivered consultations, free medicines, and diagnostic services to hundreds of beneficiaries across the province.

The mission also highlighted the use of modern medical technology, including a portable, AI-powered X-ray system that enabled on-site screening for tuberculosis and other chest-related conditions. While such innovations bring faster diagnosis closer to remote communities, the need for reliable transport remains critical to ensure patients requiring further evaluation can access appropriate healthcare facilities.

Batanes, with a population of approximately 18,000, is composed of 6 municipalities and 29 barangays, with communities separated by sea, making access to timely healthcare a continuing challenge.

Local officials welcomed the initiative, noting that improved inter-island transport is crucial in ensuring timely medical care for residents of remote communities.

The deployment of the LCV forms part of efforts to strengthen healthcare access in geographically isolated and disadvantaged areas (GIDAs).

Note: This is an AI-generated image of the planned design for Landing Craft Vessel, which will be distributed by the PCSO to Batanes and other island provinces.