A Tourist Rest Area (TRA) is about to open at the Capitol beachfront in Lingayen, which will have essential amenities like clean restrooms, a comfortable lounge, phone charging stations, a lactation room, and an information hub – all designed to enhance the overall travel experience of local and international visitors….
WITH PUSH FROM PANGASINAN GOV’T MSME PROGRAM MORE micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Pangasinan are breaking through the international market through their participation in national trade fairs such as the recent International Food Exhibition (IFEX) Philippines, with help from the provincial government. Among the success stories is…
A CORNER STREET MARKET FOR NOW — VENDORS at the Dagupan City market temporarily moved to the corner of Herrero Street and AB Fernandez Ave. as their regular trading site was flooded due to persistent rains or high tide. The coastal city sits below sea level and serves as a…
THE Quintos Bridge in Dagupan, located along the main thoroughfare A.B. Fernandez Avenue, served as a temporary marketplace when the city’s downtown area became inaccessible to all light vehicles due to prolonged widespread flooding spawned by more than a week of monsoon rains that were intensified by two typhoons. Mayor…
AMID POWER OUTAGES AND LIMITED COMMUNICATION DESPITE widespread power outages and communication breakdowns caused by Typhoon Emong (international name: Go-may), Police Regional Office 1 (PRO1) officer-in-charge Brig. Gen. Dindo Reyes said the 911 emergency hotline played a critical role in delivering assistance to affected residents during the storm. “Maraming tumatawag sa 911,”…
THE local government of Bolinao is enforcing a price freeze on basic necessities following the town’s official declaration of a state of calamity due to widespread damage brought by Tropical Cyclone Emong (international name: Go-may) and the southwest monsoon. In a post on its official Facebook page on July 30, the local government announced…
RAINS spawned by the southwest monsoon and typhoons in late July affected at least 271 hectares of farmland in Pangasinan, and the initial damage estimate to crops and irrigation facilities is expected to increase as assessment and data collection continue. In the entire Ilocos Region, a total of 959 hectares…
BOAT RIDE ALONG ABF—A boatman paddles his boat to convey his lone passenger towards his destination in the flooded Central Business District of Dagupan, passing the CSI Market Square, as other people who cannot afford the cost of the ride walk in knee-deep water. (PUNCHphoto by Willie Lomibao)
THE Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Pangasinan is closely monitoring the prices and supply of basic goods as many parts of the province grapple with widespread flooding. Guillermo Avelino Jr. of DTI Pangasinan said both online and on-site price and supply monitoring of Basic Necessities and Prime Commodities (BNPCs)…
ENTERPRISING FISH CARGADORES – To recoup their lost income during the flood, two enterprising fish cargadores converted their push cart into a temporary transport vehicle to commute stranded passengers to their destination on Thursday, July 24, as they navigate A.B. Fernandez Avenue past the still unfinished new Dagupan City Hall….
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