+ Follow BOLINAO MAYOR ALFONSO CELESTE Tag
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[Summary] => The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) and the Regional Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (RDRRMC) are looking into accounts of fishermen that an oil tanker allegedly disposed of a black chemical off Bangar, La Union that caused the spillage in coastal villages in La Union and Ilocos Sur.
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[Summary] => Militant groups on Monday urged the Philippine and Chinese governments to probe the latest incident in Scarborough Shoal involving a Chinese vessel that rammed a Philippine fishing boat north of the disputed territory.
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[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines - With the opening of classes today, students of the Luna Elementary School in Bolinao, Pangasinan are thankful to policemen who helped rebuild their classrooms damaged by typhoon “Emong.”
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This was learned from Undersecretary Hermenegildo Dumlao, head of the Northern Luzon Growth Quadrangle Commisison (Northquad), who said that Bolinao town has vast land assets for high value crops, agro-forestry, and livestock and fishery production.
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This was learned from NLQGC executive director Hermenigildo Dumlao who said the activity was made possible with the assistance of Bolinao Mayor Alfonso Celeste.
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This was learned from Undersecretary Hermenegildo Dumlao, head of the Northern Luzon Growth Quadrangle Commisison (Northquad), who said that Bolinao town has vast land assets for high value crops, agro-forestry, and livestock and fishery production.
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January 30, 2005 - 12:00am
