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September 2013

BTF unleashes all hands to dismantle illegal fish pens

By | Headlines, News

WITH the onset of the August 31 deadline set for the dismantling of all illegal fish pens in Dagupan, Mayor Belen Fernandez unleashed all concerned government agencies of the city for the massive clearing operations of all waterways. City Agriculture Officer Emma Molina said the mayor ordered her to tap…

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BTF unleashes all hands to dismantle illegal fish pens

By September 1, 2013Headlines, News

“Maring” damaged P356-M palay

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LINGAYEN—The biggest damage caused by Typhoon Maring to the province was on rice farms, destroying more than P356 million worth of crops, according to the final report of the Provincial Disaster and Risk Reduction Management Council (PDRRMC). About 11,213 hectares of farmlands in 36 towns were severely hit.

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“Maring” damaged P356-M palay

By September 1, 2013Headlines, News

3 solons support scrapping of pork

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THREE of the six congressional representatives of Pangasinan added their voices to the growing public support for President Benigno Aquino III’s decision to scrap the pork barrel, formally known as the Priority Development Assistance Fund. Third District Rep. Rosemarie “Baby” Arenas said she agrees with the President’s move for drastic…

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3 solons support scrapping of pork

By September 1, 2013Headlines, News

City hall weekly executive meeting aired on USATV Ch. 17

By | Inside News, News

AS part of her promise to observe transparency under her administration, Mayor Belen Fernandez launched last week a television show covering live her weekly meetings with city hall department heads. The program, aired over cable television Kabaleyan Channel or K 17 every Wednesday starting at 2 p.m., is aimed at…

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City hall weekly executive meeting aired on USATV Ch. 17

By September 1, 2013Inside News, News

Man-made river channel exacerbated Dagupan flood

By | Inside News, News

A COMBINATION of torrential rains and the rise of tidal water were bad enough for Dagupan, a coastal and low-lying city. But the flooding in Dagupan over the last two weeks since Typhoon Maring hit Luzon island was exacerbated by what Mayor Belen Fernandez called a “defective man-made river channel”,…

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Man-made river channel exacerbated Dagupan flood

By September 1, 2013Inside News, News