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Cops hail Pangasinan PPO’s declaration as drug-free workplace 

THE morale among Pangasinan policemen is visibly high after the Pangasinan Police Provincial Office (PPPO) at Camp Antonio Sison in Lingayen was declared a Drug-Free Work Place by the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA).

P/Capt. Renan dela Cruz, PPPO information officer, said policemen are happy after learning of the result of their mandatory random drug testing that showed no one tested positive of illegal drugs.

Dela Cruz affirmed that all the uniformed personnel and civilian employees strictly followed the order of P/Colonel Jeff Fanged, police provincial director, not to get involved in illegal drugs, either as pushers or users.

“This is a good inspiration to all of us who have been conducting anti-drug operations to make our province eventually freed from illegal  drug,” De la Cruz said.

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Bayambang set to remove hazardous dangling cable lines

DANGLING wires and cables in Bayambang are marked for clearing once the proposed Anti-Dangling Wire Act of Bayambang is enacted into an ordinance.

The proposed ordinance seeks to create the Bayambang Wire Clearing Group that will remove all unserviceable, unsightly dangling wires on various streets owned by telecommunication companies.

The proposed ordinance was discussed in a recent public hearing conducted by the Sangguniang Bayan, attended by members of various sectoral groups in Bayambang.

The dangling wires are attached to the electric poles of the Central Pangasinan Electric Cooperative (Cenpelco).

Also tapped to help in wire clearing are the Municipal Risk Reduction and Management, Municipal Engineer’s Office, Bayambang Public Order and Safety Office, Cenpelco and telecommunication companies.

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Pangasinan remains peaceful despite shooting incidents 

PANGASINAN remains peaceful and orderly despite isolated shooting incidents in some parts of the province.

P/Capt. Renan de la Cruz,  public information officer of the Pangasinan Police Provincial Office, said that based on the monitoring of the police intelligence division, the recent shooting incidents that happened had nothing to do with politics.

He said that there is no organized crime group operating in Pangasinan.

It can be recalled that, a few isolated shooting incidents were recorded recently in some towns that alarmed some Pangasinenses.

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