AS tropical depression Josie spawned heavy rains in Pangasinan and other areas on July 22, an Olive Ridley turtle (pawikan), estimated to be 50 years old, beached dead in a coastal area in Dagupan City. BFAR employees bury the turtle at the Fish Cemetery. (BFAR photo) Westly Rosario, center chief of…
NOTHING WORKS –Bikers decide to walk through the flood realizing they cannot pedal through the flood water. (Punchphoto by Jojo Riñoza)
WITH the onset of rainy days, there is an increase of 99% in cases of dengue in Pangasinan as of July 26. Dra. Ana de Guzman, provincial health officer said 2,589 cases with 9 deaths were recorded or a 99% increase compared to the 1,303 cases over the same period…
LINGAYEN—It’s rainy season and it’s the season for dengue cases, a fact confirmed by the Provincial Health Office (PHO). The province already recorded a 94 percent increase in dengue cases with eight deaths from January to July 16 this year. The data from PHO showed that there were only 1,180 dengue…
MONTHLY ALLOWANCES – Hundreds of parents, Pantawid Pamilya (4Ps) beneficiaries, line up every month to receive their financial support from DSWD at People’s Astrodome in Dagupan City. (Punchphoto by Jojo Riñoza)
SISON—A coin-toss broke the tie between two barangay chairmen vying for the post of a president of Liga ng Barangay of the town. And Carlito Queriones, 63, barangay captain of Killo, emerged as the winner and earned for him his third term as Liga ng Barangay president of this town…
HONORING TOPNTOCHERS – The Pangasinan provincial board led by Vice- Gov. Jose Ferdinand Calimlim honor the three Nursing Licensure Exams topnotchers, Mark Tristan Robosa, Chielon Abalos and Daisy Albright Fernandez, all from PHINMA-University of Pangasinan, who placed first, seventh and 10th placed respectively. (Punch photo by Eva Visperas)
NEW VOTERS – Dagupan City Comelec office is beginning to be swamped daily with new voters to be registered for May 2019 election. New voters registration and transfers started last July 2 and will end on Sep. 29, 2018. (Punchphoto by Willie Lomibao)
THE construction of two baywalk projects, one in Tondaligan Park in Dagupan City and the other in Barangay Bolasi, San Fabian town is now in full swing to boost tourism in these areas. Fourth District Rep. Christopher de Venecia, under whose initiative the P150-million fund for the first phase was approved, did…
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