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[Title] => Govs back barangay polls’ deferment
[Summary] => CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga — The League of Provinces of the Philippines (LPP) has passed a resolution supporting the postponement of next year’s barangay elections, a proposal also backed by Congress leaders to save the financially distressed government some P2 billion.
Gov. Mark Lapid said the resolution was passed during the second annual LPP meeting in Manila.
He said the resolution, authored by Surigao del Norte Gov. Robert Lyndon Barbers, got the full backing of LPP members.
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[Title] => Pampanga earmarks P70.4 M for projects
[Summary] => CITY OF SAN FERNANDO — The Sangguniang Panlalawigan here approved the allocation of P70.4 million for the governor’s office to be spent for calamity needs, livelihood loans and other expeditures of the provincial government.
The recent onslaught of floods in the province caused damage worth P382 million in infrastructure, crops, and fisheries. Damage to roads, school buildings, dikes and bridges also amounted to some P120 million, according to provincial engineer Jay Macatuno.
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[Title] => Rats as big as cats ‘invade’ ricefields
[Summary] => CANDABA, Pampanga - Hordes of rats, reportedly as big as cats, have invaded thousands of hectares of ricefields in eight towns in Pampanga, destroying about 10 percent of rice farms in this province.
"The rats approximate the size of cats and their population has been noted to be unusual," said Dr. Emmanuel Guanlao, executive director of the Provincial Disaster Coordinating Council.
He attributed the large rat population to floodings in Pampanga during the last rainy season.
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Gov. Mark Lapid said the resolution was passed during the second annual LPP meeting in Manila.
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The recent onslaught of floods in the province caused damage worth P382 million in infrastructure, crops, and fisheries. Damage to roads, school buildings, dikes and bridges also amounted to some P120 million, according to provincial engineer Jay Macatuno.
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"The rats approximate the size of cats and their population has been noted to be unusual," said Dr. Emmanuel Guanlao, executive director of the Provincial Disaster Coordinating Council.
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January 30, 2002 - 12:00am
