HEADLINES TUESDAY AUGUST 5, 2008
Aug 5th, 2008 by eldred
*MOST OF MAYORS IN THE COASTAL TOWNS ARE NOT SINCERE IN SUPPORTING THE COASTAL LAW ENFORCEMENT CAMPAIGN
*MEANWHILE, PANGLAO MAYOR DODONG ALCALA IS CRITICIZED FOR HIS INACTIVE PARTICIPATION IN THE PADAYON BOHOL MARINE TRIANGLE WHICH IS TASKED IN PROTECTING THE WORLD RENOWNED BALICASAG DIVE SITE
*THE PADAYON BMT WILL CONTINUE WITH ITS PROGRAMS TO PROTECT DOLPHINS AND WHALES OFF PAMILACAN ISLAND AND THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT AT BALICASAG
*CITY POLICEMEN ARE ON ALERT AFTER REPORTS THAT REMNANTS OF A BIG-TIME ROBBERY SYNDICATE FROM MINDANAO MAY OPERATE HERE
*CITY DEPED OFFICIALS ARE PLANNING TO MOVE OUT OF THE OLD CITY HALL
BUILDING AND TRANSFER THEIR OFFICE AT THE TAGBILARAN CITY SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL IN MANSASA DISTRICT
*WARNING IS RAISED BY DOH ON THE POSSIBLE RESURGENCE OF DENGUE USHERED IN BY THE RAINY SEASON
*THE TAGBILARAN CITY AIRPORT IS EXPECTED TO GET MORE IMPROVEMENTS AS IT IS ALREADY UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF THE CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY
*P5 MILLION PESOS IS RELEASED TO THE MUNICIPALITY OF DAUIS TO FINALLY
SOLVE ITS WATER CRISIS
*HEALTH EXPERTS ARE CONCERNED HIV/AIDS COULD SPREAD HERE WITH THE
INCREASING NUMBER OF OFW’S A ND TOURISTS
*AUSTRALIAN LEADERS ARE HERE IN THE PROVINCE TO IMPROVE TIES BETWEEN THEIR COUNTRY AND THE PHILIPPINES
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