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TAGUBILIN SA MGA PASAWAY NA PINUNONG BARANGAY NI SENADORA LOREN LEGARDA

Sa mga pinunong barangay, na ang marami rito ay “may pinag-aralan,” na naghahanap pa ng ispisipikong memorandum mula sa Department of the Interior and Local Government, o Punonglalawigan/Punumbayan para kanilang ipatupad ang mga tadhana ng Ecological Solid Waste Management Act at ng Clean Air Act, ay naririto ang pahayag ni Senadora Loren Legarda, “You keep looking for alternatives, you keep holding multi-sectoral talks, you keep researching. What more are you consulting about when all our research is already in the law? You just need to implement it.” 

Free Legal Assistance in City of Cabuyao Laguna

THE CHINESE KNOWS HOW TO BLED BLOOD FOR THE SAKE OF PHILIPPINE INDEPENDENCE.

Obelisk for the memory of 600 Chinese patriots executed by the Military Police Corps (KEMPEITEI) in Barrio Concepcion 70th years ago. We hope that the program organizers for the formal unveiling of this monument come Tuesday morning, will prepare the official translation in Filipino of the inscription. If we may recall, history reveals that the relationship between China and the Philippines were always based on friendship and cooperation. Historians recorded that during the early period of the Spanish Era, the Chinese were always siding with the natives in any of their attempted revolts against the colonizers; same during the Filipino-Spanish, and Filipino-American Wars, but there are no recording in the history that Filipino-Chinese War ever occurred. (RET)

Consumers urged to conserve water

ALAMINOS, Laguna, (PNA) – The Alaminos Water District called on consumers and stakeholders here Monday to conserve water, saying the natural resource has limitations, just like other resources. The global community will observe “World Water Day” on March 22. Emiliano D. Castillo, Alaminos Water District general manager, said that through the years, potable water supply and consumption may reach critical levels due to climate change and every stakeholder should do his or her part to conserve this vital natural resource. Castillo urged household and consumers to observe simple and basic water conservation practices such as checking on water pipes for leaks or busted lines and dripping faucets due to loose valves. While reeling with prices of electricity, households are advised to also pay attention to unnecessary wastage of the precious resources due to leakage, which will cause them additional costs on water consumption as registered in their water meters. The Alaminos Wate...