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TO RID LINGAYEN GULF OF POLLUTION
City hall now wants jail out of Dagupan
It
will have to go.
Thus said Dagupan City Administrator Alvin
Fernandez about the fate of the District
Jail located in Bonuan Gueset.
Evidently peeved by the endless
reports about the continuing pollution
of the beachfront emanating from the
district jail, he said the city
government is now prepared to seek its
transfer to any location outside the
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Arenas deplores killing rampage in 3rd
District
WHO
is in charge?
Third District Rep. Ma. Rachel Arenas is
wont to ask this question noting the
high rate of murders in her district,
targeting public officials and prominent
citizens in the
district, and whose cases remain
unsolved to this day.
She expressed alarm over the manner
with which hired guns are able to kill
their intended targets in her district
and escape with so much ease and urged
the police to intensify their anti-crime
campaign, particularly to curb the
proliferation of unlicensed or loose
firearms. |
PLAYING WITH FIRE
GMA's foreign trips
By Gonzalo Duque
WE were saddened by the passing of our
friend, Games and Amusement Board
Commissioner Ricardo Villamil at the age
of 67. Ito, a former councilor of Dagupan City, was charter president of
the Rotary Club of Dagupan East, which
just held its induction of officers
yesterday.
He was a no nonsense guy, serious civic
leader but very witty. His younger
brother, Atty. Raffy, is like a brother
and so, we feel devastated
too by his passing.
Rest in peace, Kuya Ito.
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'Tidal
flood in Dagupan blamed on climate
change
"FLOODING occurs in Dagupan no matter
how we dredge".
This was the reaction of City Administrator
Alvin Fernandez, to call for more
dredging activities to mitigate the
regular flooding in some coastal areas
of Dagupan every time high tide occurs.
"He stressed that the flooding in
areas near river banks is caused by the
phenomenon of climate change, which can
not be prevented "even if we dredge the
river."
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It's a 'Go' for construction of Sual
seaport - Espino
LINGAYEN--Governor Amado Espino Jr. said
the Department of Transportation and
Communication has given signal for the
initial release of P100-million fund to
start the construction of commercial
seaport in Sual.
Espino said that DOTC Secretary Leandro
Mendoza gave the green light during
their talk Wednesday.
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