ANOTHER evidence of local transmission, closer to home, literally. Three brothers in Dagupan City are currently under isolation, after being infected by their father who tested positive earlier and died. The brothers, aged 11, 18, and 19, are all residents of Barangay Bonuan Gueset. Dr. Ophelia Rivera, the city’s COVID-19…
FOR the record, Pangasinan has started year 2021 with 2,826 confirmed COVID-19 cases, 2,377 recovered, and a death toll of 113. And the count started with 54 new confirmed COVID-19 cases recorded in Pangasinan during the first two days of 2021, three on January 1 and 51 on January 2,…
First 2 days of 2021: 54 new confirmed cases
WHILE the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) has started the campaign for the early registration of low-income economic households in the Philippine Identification System (PhilSys) for the issuance of their free national ID (PhilID), most still do not understand what the national ID is about as mandated by Republic Act No….
It’s time to get your PhilID (national ID)
THE Philippine Identification System’s (PhilSys) first step of the registration process is already 81 percent completed. Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) Regional Director Shiela De Guzman said the PhilSys seeks to establish a single national identification system for all citizens and resident aliens of the Republic of the Philippines. She said…
PhilSys registration 81% completed
THE Dagupan City Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) conducted regular patrol around the city to ensure no illegal firecrackers would be sold for the New Year revelry. Fire Chief Inspector Bryan Pocyao, Dagupan BFP fire marshal, said 21 stalls selling firecrackers stationed along Burgos Street, were given permits to sell….
BFP: Strict enforcement of firecracker law done
THREE families were rendered homeless while one establishment was gutted in two separate fires that broke out in Lingayen on New Year’s Day. The first fire broke out in Barangay Tonton at about 3:30 a.m. on January 1 that gutted the houses of Ma. Theresa Aquino, 54; Enriquita Casaclang, 73;…
2 fires greet Lingayen on New Year
IMPACT OF FIRECRACKER BAN — Regular firecracker vendors were disappointed lot at the firecracker zone in front of West Central Elem. School before December 31, 2020 when no one rushed to buy and grab their items for the usual revelry. (Punchphoto by Willie Lomibao)
IMPACT OF FIRECRACKER BAN
FEW hours before New Year, the police across Pangasinan simultaneously swooped down on several firecracker stalls and seized thousands of pesos worth of illegal and unauthorized firecrackers and pyrotechnics from different vendors. In Malasiqui town, police seized on December 31 were P6,220 worth of banned firecrackers from seven vendors who…
Illegal firecrackers seized by police on Dec. 31
THE government’s Convergence on Livelihood Assistance for Agrarian Beneficiaries Project (CLAAP) that started in 2019 has already benefitted more than a thousand agrarian reform beneficiary (ARB) farmers in Pangasinan. CLAAP focused on rice production in 2020 with the distribution of P12.45-million worth of sacks of seeds and bags of fertilizers…
Farmers benefit from P20-M CLAAP assistance
RIZAL’S FINAL MOMENTS – Local actors and teachers in Lingayen re-enact the final moments of Dr. Jose Rizal during the commemoration of the national hero’s 124th martyrdom in front of the Rizal monument in Lingayen last December 30. (Punchphoto by Cesar Ramirez)




