Iloilo City records nine dengue deathsWhile the government is focusing on the spread of A(H1N1) influenza, the dreaded dengue virus has already claimed the lives of nine people and affected 82 persons here in Iloilo City. PRO 6 cops under orders to back DOH on anti-A(H1N1) driveThe men and women of Police Regional Office 6 (PRO 6) are under orders to back Health department officials and the local community against spread of Influenza A(H1N1). |
A.CHRIS FERNANDEZ
Pichay inaugurates water project in EstanciaIntensified government efforts aimed at stabilizing water system in the country reaches Iloilo’s northernmost town with millions in allocated fund. Welcomed today by officials and locals in Estancia, Iloilo is Chairman Prospero Pichay Jr. of the Local Water Utilities Administration (LWUA). |
Only active–duty members of the Philippine National Police can wear the police uniform. This stern warning is contained in a memorandum of PNP National Headquarters directing police personnel assigned in beat, foot, bike, mobile patrols as well as those deployed in chokepoints/checkpoints.
Some 49 rebels from Western Visayas and Negros Oriental who have returned to the fold of the law have already availed of the livelihood assistance totaling to P2,450,000 under the Social Integration Program (SIP) of the government.
Entry of guns to Boracay Island should be banned. This is part of the plan of Police Regional Office 6 (PRO-6) in ensuring better security in the country’s top tourist destination.
Iloilo City is gearing up to be the country's premier city by 2015. Public and private stakeholders here are undertaking consultations to generate data for a 10-year (2009-2020) comprehensive land use plan (CLUP) which Iloilo City will use to realize such goal.
ROXAS CITY – The other missing crocodile being hunted by officials was seen along the boundary of Barangay Libon and Binantucan, Panay, Capiz last week.
ROXAS CITY – Vice Mayor Ronnie Dadivas scored the city government for realigning the 5 percent calamity fund in the amount of P8.9 million to the other expenditures.
ROXAS CITY – The Federation of Filipino-Chinses Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Inc. and Roxas City Filipino-Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Inc. (RCFCCCI) has turned over a two-classroom school building as their donation to the Balaring Elementary School on June 17 in Balaring, Ivisan, Capiz.
BACOLOD CITY -- Mayor Evelio Leonardia announced over the weekend that there will be 2,000 new jobs available for Bacoleños with the opening of Transcom Asia, the newest call center to operate in Bacolod, sometime in September.
BACOLOD CITY -- Over 30 “indigenous peoples” (IP’s) attended the two-day Provincial Needs Assessment for IP’s, that started yesterday, at the Sweet City Captel in Bacolod City spearheaded by the National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP) and Negros Occidental Community Service Center.
BACOLOD CITY -- Sangguniang Panglungsod Member Wilson Gamboa Jr., Chair of the Committee on Transportation and Traffic Management, clarified the San Dionisio - Central Market Route Extension is not yet implemented although they have already approved the resolution requested by San Dionisio-Bacolod Drivers and Operators Association or SABADOA last regular session.
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A young lady, dressed in complete gear – a helmet, knee and elbow pads and a leather suit, kneels on top of a cruiser and moves in high speed along a highway. She is one of the sights in several Luzon highways during nighttime ever since longboarding became a fad last year.
Properous Roxas City added another feather on its cap when Honda Philippines, makers of top quality motorcycles and other vehicles and Solid Motorcycle Distributors, Inc. under the stewardship of respected businessman Pablo Chu.
It was quite historic for the Gumabong-Haro clan, including the Divinagracia and Magante families, when they gathered. In the early 1920's, the calesa or caromata was a luxurious transportation for Ilonggos.
Children and teens doing magic tricks is an awesome sight. That would make you think that for us adults who want to learn magic, there's still hope. Last summer, the Philippine Brotherhood of Magicians, led by its president, Mark Java held a magic workshop for the youth.