VISITING departed loved ones this year for the traditional observance of Undas on November 1 proved challenging for many Dagupeños as public and private cemeteries were flooded triggered by a series of typhoons, incessant rains, and the daily high tide. At the public cemetery in Bonuan Boquig which has around…
(Filed by 104.7 IFM Dagupan News) DSWD assures enough relief goods for typhoon victims THE Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) Field Office assured there is enough food packs on stockpile for distribution to people affected by the recent series of three typhoons — Kristine, Leon, and Marce. DSWD…
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AN EYE FOR THE NEWS – Two participants in the Division Schools Press Conference (SDO-Dagupan) review the images they captured during a simulated press conference and a volleyball game at Lucao Elementary School in Dagupan City. (Punchphto by Willie Lomibao)
AN EYE FOR THE NEWS
LINGAYEN-DAGUPAN ARCHDIOCESE ARCHBISHOP Socrates Villegas marked his 15th year in the Archdiocese of Lingayen-Dagupan with a Pastoral Letter read in churches on November 3, where he highlighted how this period in his vocation has been “a pilgrimage of crystallizing visions and purposes and goals and dreams. “I have hurt and been…
Father Soc marks 15th year as archbishop
THE Department of Health (DOH) Ilocos Region office conducted a consultative review session to evaluate the Hospital Development Plans (HDPs) of various DOH and district hospitals in Pangasinan and La Union. The review was intended to assess and ensure proper investment in health infrastructure along with the necessary human resources…
DOH reviews hospital development plans for Pangasinan, LU
THE National Children’s Month, with the theme “Break the Prevalence, End the Violence: Protecting Children, Creating a Safe Philippines,” kicked off in Manaoag during the local government’s flag-raising ceremony on November 4, with learners from child development centers across various barangays in attendance. This year’s celebration aims to heighten community awareness on…
Manaoag children join advocacy walk against violence
CONG. MARK ON THE JOB — Second District Rep. Mark Cojuangco inspects work on the removal of debris along the baywalk in Lingayen left by tropical storm “Kristine,” before meeting with fishermen on the status of the planned seawall to protect their communities. (Punchphoto by Eva Visperas)
CONG. MARK ON THE JOB
THE local government of Agno will dredge parts of the Balincaguing River to minimize overflow in the future. The town is one of the coastal towns severely flooded during the onslaught of Typhoon Kristine on October 25. Agno Mayor Gualberto Sison said over 60 families in coastal barangays such as…
Agno LGU to dredge Balincaguing River
ANOTHER regular session of the Dagupan Sangguniang Panlungsod, scheduled on October 29, was adjourned for lack of quorum as the seven-member majority bloc could not meet the minimum attendance with Councilor Irene Lim-Acosta still in China while the five members of the minority were all on official leave. Vice Mayor…
Another Dagupan council session lacked quorum
LATEST GEOHAZARD REPORT THE Mines and Geosciences Bureau (MGB) reported a decrease in the number of barangays at risk of flooding and landslides in the Ilocos Region based on its latest geohazard report following the impact of tropical storm Kristine in Northern Luzon. Engr. Vilma Vecino, chief geologist of MGB…