+ Follow CAMILING AND SAN CLEMENTE Tag
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[Title] => Tarlac rivers swelling to critical levels; flash floods hit Iloilo City
[Summary] => TARLAC CITY — The seven major river channels in the province continued to rise to critical levels yesterday even as tropical storm "Chedeng" started to move away toward the direction of Japan.
In Iloilo City, meanwhile, flash floods triggered by heavy rains have swept 65 barangays in three districts, Jaro being the hardest hit, displacing some 22,630 families.
Elsewhere in Western Visayas, 126 barangays were also flooded, displacing 28,642 families or 140,727 people.
[DatePublished] => 2003-05-29 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Benjie Villa
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[Title] => Tarlac issues Holy Week traffic advisory
[Summary] => TARLAC CITY — Gov. Jose Yap Sr. here has approved a traffic advisory for motorists flocking from the metropolitan capital to the North for the five-day Holy Week break in order to help ease the heavy flow of vehicles, especially along the MacArthur Highway. The provincial chief executive has ordered Tarlac police provincial director, Senior Superintendent Mario Sandiego, to put all lawmen in the province under "extra alert" to prevent any untoward incident along major routes here linking Metro Manila to Northern Luzon cities and provinces.
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[Title] => Tarlac lawmen, volunteers assist motorists
[Summary] => CAMP MAKABULOS, Tarlac  Over 2,000 policemen and civilian volunteers have been fanned out to major thoroughfares in the province in anticipation of heavy traffic this Holy Week.
Chief Superintendent Maximo Calimlim, provincial police director, said traffic assistance teams are stationed in all entry points of the province, including this city and four towns, to attend to the needs of motorists and commuters.
[DatePublished] => 2001-04-10 00:00:00
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CAMILING AND SAN CLEMENTE
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[Title] => Tarlac rivers swelling to critical levels; flash floods hit Iloilo City
[Summary] => TARLAC CITY — The seven major river channels in the province continued to rise to critical levels yesterday even as tropical storm "Chedeng" started to move away toward the direction of Japan.
In Iloilo City, meanwhile, flash floods triggered by heavy rains have swept 65 barangays in three districts, Jaro being the hardest hit, displacing some 22,630 families.
Elsewhere in Western Visayas, 126 barangays were also flooded, displacing 28,642 families or 140,727 people.
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[Title] => Tarlac issues Holy Week traffic advisory
[Summary] => TARLAC CITY — Gov. Jose Yap Sr. here has approved a traffic advisory for motorists flocking from the metropolitan capital to the North for the five-day Holy Week break in order to help ease the heavy flow of vehicles, especially along the MacArthur Highway. The provincial chief executive has ordered Tarlac police provincial director, Senior Superintendent Mario Sandiego, to put all lawmen in the province under "extra alert" to prevent any untoward incident along major routes here linking Metro Manila to Northern Luzon cities and provinces.
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[Title] => Tarlac lawmen, volunteers assist motorists
[Summary] => CAMP MAKABULOS, Tarlac  Over 2,000 policemen and civilian volunteers have been fanned out to major thoroughfares in the province in anticipation of heavy traffic this Holy Week.
Chief Superintendent Maximo Calimlim, provincial police director, said traffic assistance teams are stationed in all entry points of the province, including this city and four towns, to attend to the needs of motorists and commuters.
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