Katapatan sa pagtupad ng tungkulin ng mga pinuno sa Alaminos, nararamdam ng simbahan

Nararamdaman umano ang sinseridad ng mga pinuno ng syudad ng Alaminos na pinamumunuan ni Mayor Arthur Celeste,  kung pagtupad sa tungkulin ang pag-uusapan.

 

Ito ang ipinahayag ni Father Bob Casaclang ng Saint Joseph Cathedral Parish sa Alaminos City, sa isang panayam bago magsimula ang misa para sa mga empleyado ng LGU Alaminos noong nakalipas na Biyernes.

 

Sinabi ni Casaclang na marami na siyang nakitang mga matatalino at mukhang aktibong pinuno, ngunit ibang iba pa rin umano kung ang isang pinuno ay naninilbihan ng buong puso.

 

Dagdag pa nito, masaya sila at nakaka-inspire na nakikita ang mga leaders na tinutupad ang mga ipinangako noong sila ay nangangampanya.

 

Umaasa si Casaclang na sana’y ipagpapatuloy nila ang kanilang magandang trabaho.

 

Mararamdaman din naman daw ito ng mga tao at tiyak na mae-engganyo silang makipagtulungan  kapag  maganda ang nakikita nilang serbisyo ng mga leaders.

 

Sinabi pa ni Casaclang na nagagalak ang simbahan sa pakikilahok ni Celeste sa mga aktibidad ng simbahan.

 

Ang huling Biyernes sa bawat buwan ay inilaan para sa misa ng mga empleyado ng city government.     

 

Missing fishermen reported in Pangasinan amid typhoon Labuyo

By Venus May H. Sarmiento

PANGASINAN, Aug 12 (PIA- 12noon) – Two coastal towns reported cases of missing fishermen amid fear of the  wrath of tropical storm Labuyo.

Infanta  town police station reported that fishermen aboard two fishing boats set out to sea on August 5  and 8 with no traces of storm but  has not returned as of today.

The first boat is named Bon-Bon bearing the colors green, white and yellow and left on August 5 with nine crew members. They are boat captain Larry Evangelista and crew members Geronimo Igang, John Malicdem, Oscar Dela Cruz, Reynaldo Corpuz , a certain Pedro, Pablito Evangelista,  Arren Lauren and a certain Bong.

The second boat which set out to sea on August 8,  is named Super Boy bearing the colors yellow and blue, with engine 4D5. It had 10 crew members. They are boat captain Ramil Rosal and crewmen Ricardo Etac,  Iguan Bulig, Balong Nical, Narding Nical, Daniel Maloon, Andy Lebios, Epifanio Rosal, Dodong Rosal and Josoph Aripin.

Said boats left Brgy. Cato, Infanta on said dates but failed to return as of  today.

In Bolinao town, police operatives are on the look out  for  six fishermen who have not yet returned. They are Jose Rolly Bagor, Gerry Barrientos, Rosendo Cas, Rolly Boy Maratas and Manding Caranza.

PNP Provincial Public Relations Officer Ryan Manongdo said PNP Bolinao is conducting follow up investigation. Coordination and confirmation is also being undertaken with barangay officials, coast guards and fishermen in the area.

In eastern Pangasinan, Urdaneta City police reported that as of 10:30 am today, 50 to 60 families from Sitio Pitong Gatang in Brgy. San Vicente, Urdaneta City were evacuated at  a nearby school due to heavy rains caused by typhoon Labuyo.

Pagasa earlier raised public storm signal number 3 in Pangasinan. (VHS/PIA-1Pangasinan)

Missing fishermen reported in Pangasinan amid typhoon Labuyo

By Venus May H. Sarmiento

PANGASINAN, Aug 12 (PIA- 12noon) – Two coastal towns reported cases of missing fishermen amid fear of the  wrath of tropical storm Labuyo.

Infanta  town police station reported that fishermen aboard two fishing boats set out to sea on August 5  and 8 with no traces of storm but  has not returned as of today.

The first boat is named Bon-Bon bearing the colors green, white and yellow and left on August 5 with nine crew members. They are boat captain Larry Evangelista and crew members Geronimo Igang, John Malicdem, Oscar Dela Cruz, Reynaldo Corpuz , a certain Pedro, Pablito Evangelista,  Arren Lauren and a certain Bong.

The second boat which set out to sea on August 8,  is named Super Boy bearing the colors yellow and blue, with engine 4D5. It had 10 crew members. They are boat captain Ramil Rosal and crewmen Ricardo Etac,  Iguan Bulig, Balong Nical, Narding Nical, Daniel Maloon, Andy Lebios, Epifanio Rosal, Dodong Rosal and Josoph Aripin.

Said boats left Brgy. Cato, Infanta on said dates but failed to return as of  today.

In Bolinao town, police operatives are on the look out  for  six fishermen who have not yet returned. They are Jose Rolly Bagor, Gerry Barrientos, Rosendo Cas, Rolly Boy Maratas and Manding Caranza.

PNP Provincial Public Relations Officer Ryan Manongdo said PNP Bolinao is conducting follow up investigation. Coordination and confirmation is also being undertaken with barangay officials, coast guards and fishermen in the area.

In eastern Pangasinan, Urdaneta City police reported that as of 10:30 am today, 50 to 60 families from Sitio Pitong Gatang in Brgy. San Vicente, Urdaneta City were evacuated at  a nearby school due to heavy rains caused by typhoon Labuyo.

Pagasa earlier raised public storm signal number 3 in Pangasinan. (VHS/PIA-1Pangasinan)