TRICYCLE ROUTE PLAN 2021-2022 THE Dagupan Sangguniang Panlungsod (SP) passed a resolution adopting the Tricycle Route Plan 2021-2022 in compliance with the Memorandum Circular of the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG). The resolution, authored by Councilor Karlos Reyna, chairman on the committee on Transportation and Public Utilities, and…
XINNIAN BAO – Happy Chinese New Year! That’s the Mandarin greeting awaiting visitors at the CSI Mall in Dagupan City and in all Fil-Chinese owned establishments in Pangasinan on February 12! Note red objects displayed in stores and homes, symbolizing good luck in Chinese culture. (Punchphoto by Willlie Lomibao)
EYEING FOR COVID-19-FREE STATUS THE provincial government is set to allocate initially a standby fund of P44.5 million for the purchase of anti-COVID-19 vaccines to augment the vaccines that will be provided by the national government for only 70 percent of the 1,089,004 eligible population of the province. The Provincial…
THE LINE STARTS HERE – A security guard manning the entrance to the Bily Transport warehouse in Dagupan City, the lone Private Motor Vehicles Inspection Center in Pangasinan, pores over his records of motorists waiting for their vehicles to be inspected to qualify for 2021 registration. (Punchphoto by Butch Uka)
P1,800 INSPECTION FEE NOTING the protests and indignation manifested by private vehicle owners against the Private Motor Vehicles Inspection System instituted by the Land Transportation Office (LTO) before a vehicle can be registered, the Sangguniang Panlungsod (SP) passed twin resolutions seeking to suspend if not revoke, the LTO Memorandum Circular…
NO SUSPENSION OF MC 2018-2158 THE regional director of the Land Transportation Office (LTO) has challenged the Dagupan City councilors to sue his agency in court for the implementation of the controversial Private Motor Vehicle Inspection Center (PMVIC). Lawyer Teofilo Guadiz III told the virtual forum of the KBP that…
AS of 9:00 p.m. on February 4, the number of active COVID-19 cases in Dagupan City remained at an alarming level at 149 when it registered 24 new recoveries, including one death, against seven new confirmed cases, as compared to its 169 active cases the previous day. This brought the total number of COVID-19 cases in…
PHO UPDATE: UP BY 47 THE number of active COVID-19 cases in Pangasinan slightly rose to 587 on February 4, from 540 on January 28 that registered 322 new cases against recoveries numbering 263, plus 12 deaths, or net 47 cases. This was gleaned from the province-wide monitoring of…
BANGUS POND HARVEST – A fishpond worker starts the harvest of the famous Dagupan bangus to be brought to the city’s wet market. (Punchphoto by Willie Lomibao)
VISITORS FROM BAGUIO BANNED BECAUSE Pangasinan is on high-alert over the possible entry of the new COVID-19 UK variant said to be the more transmissible type of the coronavirus disease that already entered the country, no visitors, relatives from Baguio City will be allowed to enter Pangasinan from February 1-15….
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