AFTER seven months, the road clearing operations in all towns and cities as ordered by the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) have resumed. Paul Lalata, DILG Pangasinan provincial director, said the road operations officially started on November 16 and will continue through January 15, 2021 for validation. Lalata…
ANOTHER P100,000 has been added to the P200,000 reward being offered by a group of businessmen in eastern Pangasinan for vital information that could lead to the speedy arrest of perpetrators in the gun slay of a local journalist on Nov. 10 in Villasis. Local businessman Rosendo So, representing the…
RUSHING 2021 CITY BUDGET — Dagupan Vice Mayor Bryan Kua listens in on the discussion of the city councilors on the annual budget of the Dagupan City government during a recess inside the session hall. In photo are Councilors Chito Samson, Marvin Fabia, Cisco Flores, Karlos Reyna and SP Secretary Ryan…
TYPHOON Ulysses’ strong winds and rainfall caused P26 million in damages to both agriculture and infrastructure in 20 towns and 46 barangays in Pangasinan. The Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office ((PDRRMO) reported 476 families or 1,806 individuals were moved to evacuation centers and higher grounds as Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal…
TEMPTING THE WAVES – Two young men dare take pictures of themselves chasing the waves during the storm surge at the jackstones breakwater in Tondaligan Beach in Dagupan City as Typhoon Ulysses exited. (Punchphoto by Willie Lomibao)
NEW CASES: 42 SISON town is considered today as the epicenter of COVID-19 contagion after it registered 51 active cases, making it on top of the watch list of the Provincial Health Office as of November 12, replacing Dagupan City. This after 27 more positive cases, all from a cement factory in…
LOCAL TRANSMISSION INTERACTION of authorized persons outside of residences (APORs) with local residents is believe to be the source of infection among the 137 newly confirmed COVID-19 patients who had no travel history. This was bared by a daily cumulative report of the Provincial Health Office (PHO) from November 6…
PRO1 FORMS SITG THE police have started to pursue investigative leads and identified persons of interest in connection with the slaying last November 10 of Virgilio “Vir” Maganes, columnist at the Northern Watch newspaper and formerly a block time commentator of DWPR, in Barangay San Blas, Villasis town. Undersecretary Joel…
MAGANES’ WAKE — Undersecretary Egco of the Presidential Task Force on Media Security, accompanied by Police Regional Director P/Brig. Gen. Rodolfo Azurin Jr and Villasis Mayor Nonato Abrenica, visit the wake of Maganes. (Punchphoto by ECV)
A GROUP of businessmen belonging to the Filipino-Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Eastern Pangasinan has put up an initial reward money of P200,000 to anyone who can provide vital information that will lead to the arrest of the suspects behind the gun slay on Tuesday of Virgilio Maganes….
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