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Written by LCMY / sunstar.com.ph
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Wednesday, 28 May 2008 |
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LINGAYEN — Provincial Health Officer Jackson Soriano on Friday asked
the people not to eat any food (fish or meat) that is showing signs of
decomposition.
Soriano made the call following reports that about 121 persons,
majority from Alaminos City, were treated for food allergy/food
reaction after eating daing na bangus (dried milk fish).
Of the total number of victims, 104 were treated at the Western
Pangasinan District Hospital while 17 were brought to private hospitals
in Alaminos City and Bolinao.
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Written by Venus May H. Sarmiento / pia.gov.ph
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Wednesday, 28 May 2008 |
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Dagupan City (27 May) — ‘Twas the night when roofs of houses and
buildings went flying like some magic carpets and trees were falling
down like puny sticks.
Tropical storm Cosme’s ominous winds were felt starting in the
afternoon of May 17, but no one perhaps not even PAGASA, expected the
kind of disaster it would bring in its passage to become the worst
weather disturbance to ever hit Dagupan City and the province since
typhoon Gading in 1998.
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Written by Behn Fer Hortaleza, Jr. / pia.gov.ph
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Friday, 16 May 2008 |
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Alaminos (12 May) -- The city government here described as "unfortunate" the May 1 drowning incident involving a young boy at the Hundred Islands expressing its "deep regret that it ever happened."
City Administrator Wilmer S. Panabang, speaking for the city government, said the city "is much willing to do its part in the family's wakeful days" in a reply-letter to a citizen who was visiting with friends at the Children's Island, part of the island chain, on May 1 when the incident occurred.
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Written by Tonette Orejas / inq.net
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Friday, 16 May 2008 |
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The training “aims to develop first responders among people living near the coasts,” Aragones said. “It is on them that the success of recovery and rescue of marine mammals rest.”
Some of the trainees stand out for their “thoroughgoing commitment.” Aragones praised BFAR-Cagayan Valley director Jovita Ayson and Alaminos City Mayor Hernani Braganza, who sent their personnel to train following at least four incidents of stranding in their areas since 2007.
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Written by philstar.com
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Thursday, 15 May 2008 |
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Gawad Kalinga (GK) and the city of Alaminos have tied up to build a first-class eco-village to provide more than 1,000 homes for the fisherfolk along the shorelines of Bolo Beach in Barangay Pandan.
Alaminos Mayor Hernani Braganza announced his partnership with the GK Community Development Foundation Inc. in a recent signing of a memorandum of agreement with GK founder Antonio Meloto.
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Written by Venus May H. Sarmiento / pia.gov.ph
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Thursday, 15 May 2008 |
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Alaminos City (12 May) -- Giving flesh to its vision for better and massive food production to benefit its constituents and hedge them from any rice crisis, the city government here will launch on Tuesday its full subsidy program for rice seeds for 2008.
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Written by pia.gov.ph
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Monday, 12 May 2008 |
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Pangasinan (8 May) -- Proponents of the Tri-City Ferry System will meet again on May 12 in San Fernando City to further discuss mechanics of the project to make sure that it will really succeed.
Director Martin Valera of the Department of Tourism, who is involved in crafting the mechanics of the Tri-City Ferry System, said the three mayors will hear the presentation of one of the private companies interested to operate the project.
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Written by Fidel V. Ramos / abs-cbnnews.com
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Thursday, 08 May 2008 |
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Judging from the insipid Philippine observance of Earth Day last April 22, it appears that again the same official band-aid approach predominated in calling people's attention to care more for Mother Earth. The overall result—from this senior citizen's viewpoint: not much impact; not much action.
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