OMINOUS CLOSURE FOR PMVIC? – The Private Motor Vehicles Inspection Center in Dagupan City closed for the celebration of Chinese New Year. But whether it will continue operating after President Duterte announced that the new inspection policy is no longer mandatory, remains to be seen. (Punchphoto by Butch Uka)
DRIVER’S ERROR – Curious onlookers take pictures of the brand new car that plunged into a fishpond when it tried to avoid a slow moving motorcycle carrier (garong) on a narrow road in Calasiao town. (Punchphoto by Butch Uka)
HUSBAND-WIFE TEAM – A young couple in Malasiqui town find time to bond while stringing tobacco leaves for drying. Tobacco farming is a major source of livelihood to most residents in the town. (Punchphoto by Willie Lomibao)
COOL BUKO DRINK FOR SUMMER – Buko juice vendors are expected to earn more in the next two months in spite of the pandemic because it’s what children like to drink during summer, with or without the face masks. (Punchphoto by Butch Uka)
NEW DIVERSION ROAD – Today’s stressed motorists regularly plying the Lingayen-Binmaley route will soon be happily traversing the diversion road once fully opened. (Punchphoto by Butch Uka)
CAPITOL NEWS TULONG PANGKABUHAYAN SA OFW PROJECT. Provincial Employment Services Office Supervising Labor and Employment Officer Richelle Raguindin (left) awards P5,000 financial grant to one of the displaced Overseas Filipino Workers (right) from Sta. Barbara as part of the Tulong Pangkabuhayan sa OFW, a component activity of the Abig Pangasinan…
CAPITOL NEWS COVID-19 VACCINE IMMUNIZATION ORIENTATION AND PLANNING WORKSHOP. Provincial Health Office (PHO) chief Dra. Anna Ma. Teresa S. De Guzman discusses the preliminaries for the COVID-19 Vaccination Roll-out program during the opening of the 3-day Vaccine Immunization Orientation and Planning workshop on February 9 at Pangasinan Training and Development…
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