Officials of Bacolor town say the powerful winds and debris damaged at least 30 houses, a supermarket, a gasoline station, and a church in the village of Cabalantian
May 12, 2021 NAKAKATAKOT. Why is the Department of Health, in particular, and the Inter-Agency Task Force (IATF) always resort to warnings yet no restrictive measures are imposed? The surge remained unabated. And now comes the news that the Indian variant that infected millions in India may have entered the country. OMG. If that happens, a cusp of another rise in Covid cases. This paper last week reported that Central Luzon logged more than 90,000 cases and deaths more than 2,000. It is alarming indeed.
I posted on my Facebook wall how Australia contained the outbreak through snap lockdowns, border controls and speedy contact trading system. It was met with several reactions and most pointed to the inability of the IATF to control the disease spread. Another post I shared is the fact that it is only the Philippines that requires its citizens to wear a face shield aside from the mask. Here’s one reaction. Very true. Makatakap naka asbuk, pati ba naman lupa kailangan
SunStar Guv helps Xevera Bacolor homeowners solve water row
TECHNICAL INVESTIGATION. Governor Dennis Pineda leads the technical investigation meeting on Xevera Bacolor homeowners complaints on Monday, May 10. Also with him are Provincial Board Members Ferdinand Labung and Jun Canlas, Bacolor Mayor Diman Datu, Pampanga Association of Water Districts representatives, Provincial Sanitary Officer Engr. Amelia Arce, XHOA president Wennie Cayabyab and XWSCI supervisor Luisito de Leon. (Pampanga PIO)
+ May 11, 2021 PAMPANGA Governor Dennis Pineda has ordered a technical investigation on the water system in Xevera Bacolor amid complaints of homeowners to be able to determine the cause of the reported poor quality of water there.