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August 2012

Urbiztondo mayor slapped with 60-day suspension

By | Headlines, News

THE mayor of Urbiztondo town, Ernesto Balolong Jr., who is facing charges of grave misconduct in office, abuse of authority and violation of the local government code of 1992 and related laws, has been slapped with a 60-day preventive suspension by the provincial board. In its out-of-town session last August…

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Urbiztondo mayor slapped with 60-day suspension

By August 19, 2012Headlines, News

Capitol seeks new protocol for San Roque Dam

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LINGAYEN—As fear of heavy flooding again gripped Pangasinenses in recent weeks, the provincial government is taking the lead establishing a “firmer, improved and permanent” water release protocol for the San Roque Dam. The new initiative developed when two of the dam’s gates were opened by up to 2.5 meters at…

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Capitol seeks new protocol for San Roque Dam

By August 19, 2012Headlines, News

Leptospirosis cases on the rise due to floods

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CASES of leptospirosis are on the rise in flooded areas of the province, according to records of the Region 1 Medical Center (R1MC) based in Dagupan City. Dr. Michael Canto, R1MC spokesperson, said in August alone, 13 persons were already admitted, all suffering symptoms of leptospirosis. He said only four cases…

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Leptospirosis cases on the rise due to floods

By August 19, 2012Headlines, News

Funding for CCTV in schools sought

By | Inside News, News

THE idea is good but where’s the money? This question was posed by the Department of Education (DepEd) Pangasinan Divisions as the latter welcomed the recently approved provincial resolution calling for the installation of closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras in public and private schools. The Sangguniang Panlalawigan recently passed Resolution No….

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Funding for CCTV in schools sought

By August 19, 2012Inside News, News

Improvement in crime solution efficiency seen

By | Inside News, News

LINGAYEN—Back in 2010, about 75 percent of the more than 7,000 police investigators nationwide were found to have no formal competency training to perform their tasks. And so a training program was launched and now only 73 designated investigators in two regions have yet to undergo the program given by…

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Improvement in crime solution efficiency seen

By August 19, 2012Inside News, News