+ Follow KAUNLARAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Tag
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[Title] => Pang-aabuso ng school principal pinalagan ng mga guro
[Summary] => Hiniling ng mga guro at magulang kay Caloocan City Mayor Oscar Malapitan na huwag nitong kunsintihin ang ginagawang pag-abuso ng isang school principal na maybahay pa naman ng isang konsehal ng lunsod.
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[Title] => Trike driver molests homeless woman, teenage girl
[Summary] => A 41-year-old tricycle driver was arrested yesterday after he reportedly molested a homeless woman and a teenage girl in Caloocan City.
[DatePublished] => 2011-09-13 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Jerry Botial
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[Title] => Declogging of waterways near Caloocan schools ordered
[Summary] => To lessen flash floods in low-lying areas in Caloocan City, Mayor Enrico "Recom" Echiverri has directed the city engineering office to double its effort in declogging waterways, especially near school campuses.
Echiverri noted that at least five elementary schools and a high school in Dagat-Dagatan and Maypajo areas are prone to flooding.
These are the Kaunlaran Elementary School, Lerma Elementary School, Maypajo Elementary School, Kasarinlan Elementary School, Sampalukan Elementary School and the Macario B. Asistio High School.
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[Title] => Floods hit barangays in Malabon, Caloocan
[Summary] => A heavy overnight downpour caused flash floods in at least seven low-lying barangays in Malabon City and a large portion of Dagat-Dagatan in Caloocan City yesterday morning.
Compounded by a 1.8-meter high tide, Barangays Tonsuya, Maysilo, Taniong, Dampalit, Longos, Catmon and Panghulo saw water rise to some three feet, according to Malabon Traffic Management Office radio operator Joel Pablo.
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[Title] => Classes suspended in submerged areas
[Summary] => Classes in at least 40 public elementary schools and five public high schools in Caloocan, Malabon and Navotas were suspended yesterday after low-lying portions in these localities were submerged in sea water brought about by a two-meter high tide.
Malabon City Mayor Canuto "Tito" Oreta ordered the suspension of classes in 23 public elementary schools in the first district early in the morning after 15 of the city’s 21 barangays slowly went under water.
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KAUNLARAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
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[Title] => Pang-aabuso ng school principal pinalagan ng mga guro
[Summary] => Hiniling ng mga guro at magulang kay Caloocan City Mayor Oscar Malapitan na huwag nitong kunsintihin ang ginagawang pag-abuso ng isang school principal na maybahay pa naman ng isang konsehal ng lunsod.
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[Title] => Trike driver molests homeless woman, teenage girl
[Summary] => A 41-year-old tricycle driver was arrested yesterday after he reportedly molested a homeless woman and a teenage girl in Caloocan City.
[DatePublished] => 2011-09-13 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
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[AuthorName] => Jerry Botial
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[Title] => Declogging of waterways near Caloocan schools ordered
[Summary] => To lessen flash floods in low-lying areas in Caloocan City, Mayor Enrico "Recom" Echiverri has directed the city engineering office to double its effort in declogging waterways, especially near school campuses.
Echiverri noted that at least five elementary schools and a high school in Dagat-Dagatan and Maypajo areas are prone to flooding.
These are the Kaunlaran Elementary School, Lerma Elementary School, Maypajo Elementary School, Kasarinlan Elementary School, Sampalukan Elementary School and the Macario B. Asistio High School.
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[Title] => Floods hit barangays in Malabon, Caloocan
[Summary] => A heavy overnight downpour caused flash floods in at least seven low-lying barangays in Malabon City and a large portion of Dagat-Dagatan in Caloocan City yesterday morning.
Compounded by a 1.8-meter high tide, Barangays Tonsuya, Maysilo, Taniong, Dampalit, Longos, Catmon and Panghulo saw water rise to some three feet, according to Malabon Traffic Management Office radio operator Joel Pablo.
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[Title] => Classes suspended in submerged areas
[Summary] => Classes in at least 40 public elementary schools and five public high schools in Caloocan, Malabon and Navotas were suspended yesterday after low-lying portions in these localities were submerged in sea water brought about by a two-meter high tide.
Malabon City Mayor Canuto "Tito" Oreta ordered the suspension of classes in 23 public elementary schools in the first district early in the morning after 15 of the city’s 21 barangays slowly went under water.
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[AuthorName] => Pete Laude
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