READY FOR A TEST RUN–Dr. Westly Rosario, director of the National Integrated Fisheries Technology Development Center (NIFTDC), shows initial operational plans to The PUNCH for the US$2 million-dollar Korea Philippines Dagupan Seafood Processing Complex (inset) which is now under the control of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources. An…
THE Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) has assumed full control and responsibility over the newly completed Korea-Philippines Dagupan Seafood Processing Plant in Dagupan City. Dr. Westly Rosario, chief of the National Integrated Fisheries Technology Development Center (NIFTDC) under BFAR, said the bureau has already conveyed its acceptance of…
BFAR assumes control over seafood plant
LINGAYEN–The dengue disease has not yet reached an alarming proportion in Pangasinan, according to the Provincial Health Office (PHO). The PHO has recorded 316 dengue cases from January to August 23 this year.
Dengue under control, says PHO
TAYUG–The ax fell anew on this town’s chief of police due to the continuing violence perpetrated by armed men riding tandem on motorcycles. Chief Inspector Satur Ediong was relieved last week by Police Provincial Percival Barba ostensibly under his two-strike policy. He is replaced by Chief Inspector Junio de Guzman.
Tayug police chief sacked under two-strike policy
The SK fantasy By Ermin Garcia Jr. WHEN President Aquino, DILG Sec. Jesse Robredo and former Sen. Nene Pimentel called for the abolition of the Sangguniang Kabataan, some sectors (particularly the members of the Federation of SK chairmen) would like many to believe that it caused an uproar in the…
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City hall: No segregation, no collection An uncooperative community has placed Dagupan mired in mounds of uncollected garbage in many parts of the city last week. Trash piled up last week in the business district particularly near the Philippine Independent Church on Galvan Street, along Zamora and Amado Streets and…
Garbage crisis looms
THAT STINKS–A woman covers her nose as she passes a mound of rotting garbage along Galvan Street, last August 16. The city’s Waste Management Division initially refused to collect the unsegregated wastes but eventually collected it in response to complaints received by the city hall. Back to Homepage
THAT STINKS
THE city government of Dagupan is finally putting its foot down on illegal fish pens. On September 1, several teams will clamp down on illegal fish pens, particularly those that are not properly located, oversized, or operating without a permit.
Clamp down on illegal fish pens starts Sept. 1
FOURTH District Rep. Gina de Venecia added her voice questioning the propriety of the controversial memorandum of Mayor Benjamin Lim directing all department heads and staff not to attend regular or special sessions and meetings of the Sangguniang Panlungsod (SP) without his prior consent.
Gina dV deplores Lim’s ‘gag’ memo
ENDORSEMENT–Councilor Alvin Coquia (before the podium) presents the joint committees’ report endorsing the approval of the CSI Hotel and Resort project while Councilor Lino Fernandez listens and Councilors Carlos Fernandez and Red Erfe-Mejia (foreground) huddle. Erfe-Mejia eventually abstained while Councilor Brian Lim was the lone dissenter. (Photo by Mitz Cresencio)…




