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BACK TO NATURE

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BACK TO NATURE — WITH household water supply affected by the recent rains and flooding, one barangay in the town of Burgos – one of the hardest hit by Typhoon Emong – turns to a waterfalls along the highway for bathing and washing clothes, with some even bringing their generator…

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BACK TO NATURE

By August 3, 2025Top Stories

Samson calls for removal of sandbar in Calmay River

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TO IMPROVE FLOODWATER OUTFLOW A sandbar between the island Barangay of Pugaro and Sabangan in Bonuan Gueset in the mouth of the Calmay River is among the reasons why the most recent widespread flooding in Dagupan – caused by heavy monsoon rains enhanced by Typhoon Crising (international name: Wiph) – receded slowly,…

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Samson calls for removal of sandbar in Calmay River

By August 3, 2025Top Stories

The Sunday Punch pays final tribute to Editor-Publisher Ermin Garcia Jr.

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THE editorial and administrative team of The Sunday PUNCH traveled from Dagupan City to Forbes Park, Makati,78 on July 30 to pay a moving final tribute to their beloved publisher and editor-in-chief, Mr. Ermin Garcia Jr., during the wake held at the Santuario de San Antonio Multi-Purpose Chapels. A pillar…

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The Sunday Punch pays final tribute to Editor-Publisher Ermin Garcia Jr.

By August 3, 2025Top Stories

22 LGUs now under state of calamity

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WESTERN PANGASINAN TOWNS HIT HARD BY ‘EMONG’ THERE are now 22 cities and municipalities in Pangasinan declared under a state of calamity, according to an official list obtained by The PUNCH, which was validated by the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) as of July 29, 2025. Among…

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22 LGUs now under state of calamity

By August 3, 2025Top Stories

Major roads in Dagupan now passable

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MOST BUSINESSES RESUME OPERATIONS ALL major roads in Dagupan are now passable to light vehicles, except a section of Mayombo Road going to M.H. Del Pilar Street and A.B. Fernandez Avenue, and most establishments at the city’s Central Business District are back to normal operations. The  City Government Information Office…

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Major roads in Dagupan now passable

By August 3, 2025Top Stories

Mayor Belen discovers illegal fish pens in Calmay River

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WARNING ISSUED FOR VOLUNTARY DEMOLITION DAGUPAN CITY Mayor Belen Fernandez sent stern notice to owners of fish pens that have been illegally set up near the mouth of the Calmay River, ordering them to demolish the structures before the local government takes action. The mayor discovered the unauthorized structures as…

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Mayor Belen discovers illegal fish pens in Calmay River

By July 27, 2025Top Stories

Flooding affects 189K families across Pangasinan

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WIDESPREAD flooding in Pangasinan following Typhoon Crising (international name: Wipha) and the enhanced southwest monsoon has so far displaced 189,711 families composed of 585,178 individuals across 27 municipalities and three cities, according to a report from the government’s Philippine Information Agency (PIA). Quoting the Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management…

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Flooding affects 189K families across Pangasinan

By July 27, 2025Top Stories

Dagupan intensifies flood assessment, solutions

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LOCAL authorities are closely monitoring flood conditions across Dagupan City as heavy rains and high tide continue to affect various communities Ronald de Guzman, head of the City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (CDRRMO), said it has been persistently raining for more than a week due to a passing…

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Dagupan intensifies flood assessment, solutions

By July 27, 2025Top Stories