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PDEA TAKES CHARGE

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PDEA TAKES CHARGE – Operatives and drug-sniffing dogs of Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency launch ‘Oplan Galugad’ inside the Dagupan District Jail in cooperation with Bureau of Jail Management and Penology and the Bureau of Fire Protection in search of contraband and illegal drugs in possession of inmates. The facility was declared clear. (Punchphoto…

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PDEA TAKES CHARGE

PDEA faces big challenge, will tap PNP for support

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LIMITED LOGISTICS, MANPOWER THERE will be no letup in the war on drugs in Region 1 despite the order of President Duterte making the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency as the sole agency that will launch and initiate operations in the campaign contra illegal drugs nationwide. Lawyer Marvin Tavares, PDEA OIC-Regional…

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PDEA faces big challenge, will tap PNP for support

By October 16, 2017Headlines, News

Lee: Pangasinan will still be drug-cleared by end of 2017

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UNDER PDU30 NEW ORDER LINGAYEN—The provincial director of the Philippine National Police (PNP) remains optimistic the target to make Pangasinan as drug-cleared before the end of 2017 is still possible despite the order of President Duterte that the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) will now have the sole authority to…

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Lee: Pangasinan will still be drug-cleared by end of 2017

By October 16, 2017Headlines, News

Suspect in gunslay of Mayor Jolly, aide nabbed

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UMINGAN— After 10 years, a suspect in the killing of former City Mayor Julian Resuello and his civilian security aide Eulogio Martinez in 2007, was finally arrested. Joint police and Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) operatives have arrested Tuesday, Loida Gonzales Mendoza, 66, a Filipino-American midwife who is a…

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Suspect in gunslay of Mayor Jolly, aide nabbed

By October 16, 2017Headlines, News

Binmaley LGU bewails DepEd opposition to mall project

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BINMALEY—The local government is at loggerheads with the Department of Education (DepEd) over the utilization of land owned by the LGU to accommodate both a proposed mall building and a renovated school campus. Mayor Simplicio Rosario has expressed support for the establishment of a shopping arcade that will require 2,300…

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Binmaley LGU bewails DepEd opposition to mall project

By October 16, 2017Headlines, News

Task Force ends investigation, submits recommendations

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VIETNAMESE FISHERMEN’S CASE LINGAYEN – The Sub-Task Group on Investigation (STGI) created by the Provincial Committee on Illegal Entrants (PCIE) has submitted its recommendations during the fourth and final case conference on the deaths of two Vietnamese fishermen involving Philippine Navy personnel, 34 nautical miles off Cape Bolinao, this province….

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Task Force ends investigation, submits recommendations

By October 16, 2017Headlines, News

Bayambang still with highest dengue cases

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LINGAYEN–Bayambang continues to register the highest number of cases of dengue in Pangasinan. It remains on top of the the list of eight towns and two cities placed by the Provincial Health Office (PHO) under the dengue watch list. From January to September 30 this year, Bayambang recorded 310 dengue cases,…

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Bayambang still with highest dengue cases

By October 16, 2017Inside News, News

‘No Texting’ rule in city streets mulled

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DISTRACTED WALKING ORDINANCE A CITY ordinance proposing to penalize anyone texting while crossing a street or highway in Dagupan City has been filed. Councilor Maybelyn DC. Fernandez filed the “Distracted Walking Ordinance” draft that seeks to regulate the use of cellphone by a pedestrian. The proposed ordinance seeks to improve…

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‘No Texting’ rule in city streets mulled

By October 16, 2017Inside News, News