DAMAGED SHED—One of the heavily damaged sheds along the baywalk in Lingayen during the storm surge spawned by the onslaught of super typhoon “Uwan” cannot escape the eyes of passers-by. (PUNCHphoto by Cesar Ramirez)
MANGO FOR SALE—Green mangoes that fell from trees swept by super typhoon “Uwan” abound along the roadside of the De Venecia Diversion Road in Dagupan City, being sold at only P20 per kilo. (PUNCHphoto by Butch Uka)
UNLISERBISYO TO ensure that the needs and welfare of a total of 7,206 individuals or 2,322 families are properly addressed, Mayor Belen T. Fernandez visited evacuees in various evacuation centers in Dagupan on Wednesday, November 12. Due to the damage left by Super Typhoon Uwan, the city was placed under…
FREE PHONE CHARGING—To serve phone users as electricity was out for 14 hours following the onslaught of “Uwan”, the main Centrum gasoline station in Daguapan City, offers free cell phone charging last Monday (November 10). (PUNCHphoto by Butch Uka)
THE series of natural calamities that have struck our nation—the latest being Super Typhoon Uwan (International name: Fung Wong)—has once again tested the resilience of the Filipino spirit. For millions of ordinary citizens, especially those still struggling to rise from poverty, these disasters have deepened their hardships and despair. In…
By Rex Catubig WE are witnessing how, in record time and biblical proportion, dikes and rivers overflowed, copious rains fell within a short period, and lo and behold, the country drowned in flood water and unending hearings. Yet these occurrences could not have been generated by ignominious corruption alone…
SEAFOOD GALORE—Freshly-caught seafoods are on display for sale at the fish market in Dagupan City last Thursday. Fish products are still aplenty despite the coming of Super Typhoon Uwan. (PUNCHphoto by Cesar Ramirez)
CCTVS AND SECURITY GUARDS OF BUS TERMINALS—Police personnel led by P/Major Maria Aurora Cruz, chief of the Administrative Section of the Regional Civil Security Unit, inspect the CCTVs installed in all bus terminals in Dagupan to ensure they are functioning for the safety and security of passengers. They also checked…
BUS INSPECTION — Police Regional Office 1 Director Brig. Gen. Dindo Reyes personally inspects a passenger bus bound for Pasay City at its terminal in Dagupan to check the situation inside and ensure the safety of commuters. He urged passengers to call hotline 911 in case of emergencies for immediate…
UNLISERBISYO Dagupan City officially launched the celebration of Children’s Month with fun and entertainment activities prepared by the city government for daycare learners at the CSI Stadia on Monday afternoon, November 3. The event featured a Mascot Parade Show that was warmly welcomed by the young learners. It also included…
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