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Not the time to relax OVER the past week, we have noted not only the increasing presence of crowds in the streets, more opened stores and worse, no observance of the social and physical distancing. The epidemic (or pandemic) is far from over. In fact, COVID-19 is here to stay. …
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SAP VS. SOCIAL DISTANCING – Residents of Barangay Poblacion Oeste in Dagupan City only had one thing mind – to collect the cash aid from the DSWD, totally ignoring the social distancing protocol required by Enhanced Community Quarantine. (Punchphoto by Butch Uka)
SAP VS. SOCIAL DISTANCING
PANGASINAN’S COVID-19 STATUS AS of May 6, another confirmed COVID-19 case in Pangasinan recovered, raising the number of persons who already recovered from the pandemic to 27 with only just three cases remaining for continued treatment in the hospital. So far, Pangasinan has registered 39 COVID-19 cases: 29 are from…
27 cases recovered, 9 died
MASS testing is finally ongoing in 13 towns and three cities that reported 39 confirmed COVID-19 cases in Pangasinan targeting 4,000 persons that include persons being investigated and monitored and OFWs This was reported by Dr. Anna de Guzman, provincial health officer, and confirmed that the mass testing is set…
Pangasinan launches mass testing for Covid-19
THE Sangguniang Panlungsod (SP) rejected a proposed ordinance submitted by the city executive seeking to implement a number coding scheme for all private vehicles in Dagupan City After a lengthy discussion on the issue during a special session called by Mayor Brian Lim on May 7, the SP decided to defer…
SP rejects proposed number coding for private vehicles
IRREGULARITIES IN SAP IMPLEMENTATION TO address the complaints about the implementation of the Social Amelioration Program (SAP) in the city, the San Carlos City government formed a grievance committee last week specifically to receive and investigate the complaints. City Mayor Julier Resuello said the city hall will continue to receive…
City forms team to investigate complaints
CHARGES have been filed at the Prosecutor’s Office against the driver of a hearse who was caught in a quarantine checkpoint in Barangay Biec in Binmaley hiding bottles of gin inside a coffin on Tuesday. P/Lt. Col. Brendon Palisoc, town police chief of Binmaley said Jeffrey Velasco, 23, from Barangay…
