As part of its initiative to expand healthcare facilities and enhance medical service delivery, the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) – Bulacan 2nd District Engineering Office (DEO) inaugurated a new Dialysis Center in Pulong Buhangin, Santa Maria, on August 22, 2024.

Equipped with advanced dialysis machines, spacious patient lounges, a water treatment room, business and doctor’s offices, a supply and storage room, and restroom facilities, this 336-square-meter treatment center is now ready to provide high-quality care to residents and nearby municipalities, enhancing patient comfort and accessibility.

According to District Engineer George Santos, the P19.57-million one-storey structure is expected to meet the community’s need for a well-equipped dialysis center and improve residents’ well-being.

“This center will be a vital resource for our community, particularly for those requiring regular dialysis treatment. It also stands as a testament to the successful partnership between the local government and the DPWH, showcasing our collective achievements in advancing public health delivery,” Santos remarked.

Meanwhile, Bulacan 6th District Representative Salvador Pleyto noted that this healthcare facility will offer much-needed relief to residents who previously had to travel long distances for treatment.

“Sobrang laking benepisyo po nito para sa ating mga residente at kalapit-bayan dahil hindi na po tayo mahihirapang pumunta pa o dumayo ng Maynila para magpagamot,” Pleyto said.

Also attending the ceremony were ANAKALUSUGAN Partylist Representative Ray Reyes, Municipal Mayor Bartolome Ramos, Vice Mayor Pablo Juan, Assistant District Engineer Edwin Abengaña, along with other local government officials and DPWH personnel.

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The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) – Zambales 2nd District Engineering Office (DEO), in collaboration with the District Engineers League of the Philippines, Inc. (DELP), recently distributed school supply kits at Judd Hendricks Memorial Aeta School in San Marcelino.

Now in its 7th year, DELP’s “Gamit Pang-Eskwela Handog ay Saya” program benefited a total of 130 Aeta students, each receiving essential school supplies, including bags, pencil cases, ball pens, erasers, coloring materials, notebooks, and slippers.

In his message, Engr. Rey M. Lerio, Officer-In-Charge of the District Engineer’s Office, emphasized the importance of supporting students in underserved areas by providing essential educational materials.

“Para makapunta rito, kailangan pang sumakay ng bangka, maglakad paakyat ng bundok, at tumawid sa ilog. Ang hirap para sa inyong mga estudyante ang ganitong sitwasyon kaya kahit malayo, ang mahalaga ay naihatid natin ang gamit pang-eskwela na makatutulong sa inyo. Para sa inyong lahat iyan at sana ay mas ganahan kayong mag-aral sa munting regalo na hatid namin sa inyo,” Lerio said.

Meanwhile, Teacher-In-Charge Cliffton C. Jayma expressed heartfelt appreciation to the DPWH for selecting their school as the beneficiary, highlighting the significant impact of this initiative on supporting their students’ educational journey.

“Maraming salamat po sa pagpunta ninyo rito at pagpili sa aming eskwelahan bilang beneficiary. Ang donasyong ito ay ‘di lamang magbibigay sa mga estudyante ng mga kagamitan para sa kanilang edukasyon kundi mamo-motivate din silang magsikap sa pag-aaral,” Jayma remarked.

The success of this outreach activity underscores the Zambales 2nd DEO and DELP’s dedication to supporting underserved communities and making a meaningful difference by providing essential educational materials as students return for the new school year.

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Nag-bigay ng pag-asa si Governor Dennis “Delta” Pineda sa dalawang naulilang anak ni Jennie Gambao, ang Kapampangan OFW na namatay sa gitna ng baha sa UAE noong Abril.

Ayon sa anak na si Christian, unti-unti ng bumabangon mula sa bangungot ng nakaraan ang kanyang pamilya para ipagpatuloy ang mga pangarap sa kanila ng kanyang ina.

Para mabigyan ng magandang bukas si Christian at ang kanyang nakababatang kapatid, nagpaabot ng P300,000 na cash asssistance sina Gov Delta, Vice Governor Lilia “Nanay” Pineda, at Sangguniang Panlalawigan para sa kanila.

Bukod pa dito, sa tulong ni Gov Delta, nakapasok din bilang intern si Christian sa Kapitolyo sa ilalim ng Government Internship Program (GIP) ng PESO at nakatakda na din bigyan ng oportunidad na magkaroon ng permanenteng trabaho at makapagsimula ng bagong buhay.

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Isang shipment mula Amerika patungong Cebu na naglalaman ng P350,000 na halaga ng marijuana infused vape ang nasabat ng Bureau of Customs Port Clark at PDEA ngayong Huwebes.

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The Angeles City Government, under the leadership of Mayor Carmelo ‘Pogi’ Lazatin Jr., on August 29, 2024, continues the Walang Plastikan – Plastik Palit Bigas Project in Barangay Lourdes Northwest.

Walang Plastikan – Plastik Palit Bigas Project aims to encourage Angeleño households to practice waste segregation at source, in their own homes, as well as to reduce if not eliminate the use of plastics.

Lazatin’s Chief Adviser IC Calaguas said the city government will collect recyclable plastics from Angeleño households in exchange for rice.

One kilo of recyclable plastics is equivalent to one kilo of rice.

The plastics collected will be made into brick pavers.

Environmental Management System Head Kiko Pangilinan supervised the plastic to rice exchange in the said barangay.

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Itinanghal na 1st place sa 3rd Minalin Tilapia Cooking Contest ang “Tilapia Fish Taco” na luto nina Paula Maglaqui at Paul Pingul na mula sa Barangay San Pedro, tumanggap din sila ng 10,000 pesos.

Habang 2nd Place ang luto ng mula sa Brgy. San Nicolas na “Picadilo de Torre” nina Blendma Torres at Virgina Concha, kung saan nanalo rin sila ng 7,500 pesos at sa 3rd place naman mula Bgy. Dawe na may lutong “Chili Fillet w/avocado sauce” nina Irene Fabian at Aleli Silva, tumanggap din sila ng 5,000 pesos.

Ang mga nanalo ay tumanggap din ng maliit na kawali ang mga nanalo bilang tropeyo.

Ang cooking contest ay bahagi ng ika-410 ALDO NING MINALIN.

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Congratulations, Talavera Artists Guild, for joining the Unang Sigaw Arts Exhibition in celebration of the 128th Unang Sigaw ng Nueva Ecija at SM Cabanatuan City.

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Sa pagtatapos ng pagdiriwang ngayong taon ng Nutrition Month sa Syudad San Fernando, kinilala ng lokal na pamahalaan, sa pangunguna ng City Health Office (CHO) at City Nutrition Committee (CNC), ang 10 best performing Barangay Nutrition Committees (BNCs), kasabay ng flag-raising ceremony sa Heroes Hall.

Ibinahagi ng CHO at CNC na ang mga awardees ay maingat na nasuri batay sa pamantayan ng nutrition Monitoring and Evaluation of Local Level Plan Implementation na nagsisiguro na ang mga programang pangkalusugan at nutrisyon ay ipinatutupad at naihahatid sa komunidad, lalo na sa kabataan.

Ginawaran ang Telabastagan bilang Most Outstanding BNC-Large Category, Saguin para sa Medium Category, at Dela Paz Sur para a Small Category na pare-parehong tumanggap ng P20,000 cash prizes. Ang natitirang pitong (7) barangay awardees ay Dela Paz Norte, Alasas, San Isidro, Del Rosario, Lourdes, Pandaras, at Baliti.

Ang bawat punong barangay, Kagawad on Health, Barangay Nutrition Scholars, at Barangay Health Workers ang tumanggap ng parangal mula kina City Councilors Ricky Hizon at Reggie David, City Administrator Engr. Nelson Lingat, City Health Officer Dr. Rowena Salas, at CNC members, bilang kinatawan ni Mayor Vilma Balle-Caluag.

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Mayor Cris Garbo takes proactive steps to ensure the safety of our consumers. MCG instructed the Mabalacat City ASF Task Force to conduct regular checkpoints, ensuring that all pork products in our public market are free from swine fever.

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The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) – Bataan 3rd District Engineering Office (DEO) has recently turned over four new solar-powered water systems to schools in Dinalupihan, Mariveles, Bagac, and Morong towns, marking a significant step in enhancing water accessibility for students and teachers.

The development was highlighted at the inauguration and blessing ceremonies, which were attended by Bataan 3rd District Representative Maria Angela Garcia, Pusong Pinoy Partylist Representative Jett Nisay, Dinalupihan Mayor German Santos Jr., and Mariveles Mayor Ace Jello Concepcion.

District Engineer Maribel Navarro stated that the newly installed water supply systems, including a 5,000-gallon elevated water tank, a powerhouse facility, and solar panels and apparatus, were set up at Roosevelt Elementary School, Mariveles National High School – Cabcaben Annex, Bagac National High School – Parang, and Morong National High School – Mabayo Annex.

She further emphasized that these energy-efficient systems not only improve water service quality but also ensure reliable and consistent water access, reducing the need for manual collection and enhancing public health by providing clean and potable water.

“Unlike traditional water supply systems, our solar-powered systems offer a significant improvement in accessibility. The large capacity of the elevated water tanks ensures a steady supply of water, greatly enhancing convenience and reliability for all users,” Navarro remarked.

School officials from the four institutions expressed gratitude for the new solar-powered water systems, citing improvements in hygiene, cleaning, and agricultural activities, along with enhanced reliability, efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and potential savings to support additional school needs.

Also present during the events were local government officials from each municipality and other key personnel from DPWH Bataan 3rd DEO.

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