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BEING TRANSPARENT WITH SCHOLARS ON SCHOLARSHIP FUND MESS

MAYOR Belen Fernandez meets with qualified old and new scholars to discuss and explain the dilemma of the city government over their plight – not being able to receive their grants under the scholarship program. She assured the students that education remains a top priority of her administration as she had demonstrated in the past but the irregularities committed in the selection of scholars by the Lim administration, i.e., ghost, dummy and fake scholars, etc. violating all rules, she said, could not allow her to simply continue the anomalies. She said the grants will be paid out as soon as the validation of qualifications of scholars is completed and the supplemental budget is approved by the Sangguniang Panlungsod. Together with Atty. Aurora Valle, city legal officer, the mayor met with scholars Phoebe Ferrer, Anjanette Cayabyab, John Patrick De Vera, Lesther Bautista and Alliyah Sophia Cerro. (Dagupan CIO News)

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MAYOR BELEN WITH KATROPA

MEMBER of the Kalalakihang Tapat sa Responsibilidad at Obligasyon sa Pamilya (KATROPA)  led by their president, Roberto R. Salayog give Mayor Belen Fernandez a hearty welcome to their Christmas Party held at the DCNHS Gym. She thanked them for the support they extended to her administration’s  Anti-VAWC or Anti-Violence Against Women and Children Campaign and the group’s continued involvement in helping resolve the city’s concerns. KATROPA was organized by the city government through the City Population Office last November 19 in observance of International Men’s Day. (Dagupan CIO News)

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“WE WILL HAVE OUR OWN SLAUGHTERHOUSE IN THE CITY” – MBTF

MAYOR Belen Fernandez reiterated her plan to establish a modern slaughterhouse in Dagupan City during the courtesy call of officials and personnel of the National Meat Inspection Service-Regional Technical Operation Center 1 (NMIS-RTOC 1) led by Dr. Orlando Ongsotto, regional technical director on December 22. She said the establishment of a slaughterhouse was part of her 5-year plan (2017-2022) during her second term and that she already laid the foundation  by buying the land for its location, adding that the City Development Council and associations of meat vendors and already endorsed the project. NMIS-RTOC 1pledged its support to the project to help ensure that only fresh meat is served to city’s communities. (Dagupan CIO News)

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