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119 police health personnel get Sinovac jab

By | Inside News

THE Pangasinan Police Provincial Office (PPPO) reported that 119 police health personnel from various police stations in the province received their first dose of Sinovac vaccine. PPPO spokesperson P/Maj. Arturo Melchor Jr said the inoculation was administered by the PNP provincial health service and the Provincial Health Office (PHO). “All…

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119 police health personnel get Sinovac jab

By May 9, 2021Inside News

Dagupan collected 2 tons of COVID-19 related wastes

By | Inside News

THE COVID-19 pandemic brought another potential crisis if not addressed early – environmental disposal of face masks, shields, personal protection equipment (PPE), plastic gloves, etc. Dagupan City’s Waste Management Division (WMD) reported that an estimated two tons of COVID-19 related wastes have already been collected in the city from isolation…

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Dagupan collected 2 tons of COVID-19 related wastes

By May 9, 2021Inside News

Suicide still high in Pangasinan — PNP

By | Peace and Order

SUICIDE cases due to depression and other causes are still high in Pangasinan based on data compiled by the Pangasinan Police Provincial Office (PPPO). This was disclosed by P/Lt. Colonel Brendon Palisoc, police deputy provincial director for operations, in a briefing before the Sangguniang Panlalawigan on May 3. Based on…

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Suicide still high in Pangasinan — PNP

Ad hoc body created to settle boundary disputes

By | Inside News

THE Sangguniang Panlalawigan (SP) has created an ad hoc committee that will seek to settle all boundary disputes involving some towns within Pangasinan, and Pangasinan with its neighboring provinces. The creation of the ad hoc committee headed by Vice Governor Mark Lambino, SP presiding officer, was proposed by Sixth District Board…

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Ad hoc body created to settle boundary disputes

By May 2, 2021Inside News

Cops test for COVID twice weekly

By | Inside News

THE Pangasinan Police Provincial Office (PPPO) has required its personnel to submit to reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) test twice a week to monitor and check COVID-19 infection among the police personnel in the province. “We  have to be tested at least twice a week,” PPPO spokesperson Maj. Arturo Melchor…

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Cops test for COVID twice weekly

By May 2, 2021Inside News