Location: Hermosa, Bataan
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The little Mountainous Peninsula of Bataan saved Democracy and the whole world from the evil hands of the devil.
(Rotunda, Layac, Dinalupihan) It marks the first strong line of defense of combined Philippines USAFFE Troops against Japanese invasion during WW II. Symbolic of the tragedy that befell Bataan and the gallantry of Filipino and American heroes who restored our country and people to a government of free peoples is a monument […]
CAMP OLIVAS – As part of its continuing efforts to address natural disasters and calamities, the Police Regional Office 3 (PRO3) led by Chief Superintendent Raul D. Petrasanta, Central Luzon Police Director recently facilitated a disaster awareness seminar held at the PRO3 Multi-Purpose Hall.
The half day seminar with a theme “Every day is not okay, not every day is okay”, was a pilot project of PCSupt. Petrasanta with the support of an emergency management specialist which aims to promote “first steps” or proactive actions in mitigating risk and promoting safety for the police force in disaster responding.
Hutch Regencia, managing director of EMS Emergency Management Specialist, was the guest lecturer for the seminar which was attended by 150 participants from Police Regional Office 3, city and provincial police offices, PNP Regional Training School 3, tri-media, Regional Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council, provincial PDRRMC’s from the 7 provinces of the region, LGU-Pampanga and LGU-San Fernando and security agencies.
Committee Chairman: Committee on Health | Committee on Tourism | Committee on Transportation and Communication PERSONAL INFORMATION Birthday: November 1, 1978Address: Hermosa, BataanFather: Mr. Angelito P. GazaMother: Mrs. Raquel J. GazaContact No.: (047) 491-1568 EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT Primary:Secondary:Tertiary: San Beda College (BS Commerce, major in Business Admin. and Entrepreneur)University of Santo Tomas (Master in Public Administration) […]
BALANGA CITY, Bataan- The provincial government of Bataan is now readying a scheme to enable Bataenos get breaking fresh news and development, available job vacancies from companies, and other necessary information.
“In just one click from their homes whether they are from remote barangays or not, job applicants in Bataan can then be able to know if there are available jobs from Freeport Area of Bataan (FAB), SBMA and in any operating firms in the province; Bataenos can then immediately apply for it without the hazard of going anywhere just to search for job vacancies,” Governor Abet S. Garcia told this correspondent.
Committee Chairman: Committee on Women and Family | Committee on Games and Amusements PERSONAL INFORMATION Birthday: November 26, 1973Address: Abucay, BataanFather: Mr. Dante Dominguez Mother: Mrs. Pricilla DomiguezContact No.: (047)237-0972E-mail add.: territory_26@yahoo.com.ph EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT Primary: Tomas Pinpin Memorial Elementary SchoolSecondary: Tomas del Rosario CollegeTertiary: Adamson University (BS Computer Engineering) POLITICAL DATA Municipal Vice-Mayor of Abucay […]
BALANGA CITY- The Asia Pacific Drive Tourism Conference and Exhibition is set to be held on January 30 – February 2 next year at the Subic Bay Exhibition and Convention Center inside the Subic Bay Freeport Zone.
Dr. Mina Gabor, the event’s co-chairman said that the conference cum exhibition is intended to be an engaging event between the leaders of the private and public sectors on how innovations in road safety can spur growth of tourism and promote safe and pleasurable travel.
Gabor added that the pioneering event will showcase the latest innovations in the automobile industry, road safety, mobility, motorsports, travel and tourism from both local and international exhibitors and sellers.
Committee Chairman: Committee On Agriculture, Food And Fisheries PERSONAL INFORMATION Birthday: February 12, 1949Address: Hermosa, BataanFather: Mr. Patricio Ferrer, Sr.Mother: Mrs. Juana C. FerrerContact No.: (047)237-9673 EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT Primary: Hermosa Elementary SchoolSecondary: Bataan National Agriculture SchoolTertiary: University of the Philippines (Master of Agriculture) POLITICAL DATA Municipal Mayor of Hermosa (1995-2001)Provincial Board Member (2007 up to […]
BATAAN CAPITOL — The provincial board here has taken a step to decongest the province’s jails.
“Soon, we are hoping, that our jails here in the province will only have a smaller population of inmates especially in our district jail,” Provincial Board Member Rey Ibe told newsmen in a press briefing held on Wednesday afternoon at the Vice Governor’s office.
Ibe, Sangguniang Panlalawigan Chairman of Justice, Human Rights and Legal Matters; and Trade and Industry commitees, narrated that he is set to meet with all of the Bataan Regional Trial Courts (RTC) and Municipal Trial Courts (MTC) judges and fiscals to talk about the status of thousands of cases filed in courts and prosecutors’ offices here.
The capitol’s legal team, led by the chief legal consultant Atty. Emiliano Pomer, will assist Ibe in conducting the meeting with the provincial judiciary.
BALANGA CITY — A member of the Bataan provincial board is planning to file a resolution requiring owners of idle lands in the province to plant vegetables or fruit bearing trees or be penalized if they failed to comply with the soon-to-be passed provincial ordinance.
Board Member Peping Villapando, who hails from Barangay Batangas Dos, Mariveles, said although Bataan is classified as an industrial province, thousands of hectares of lands here are still viable for developments in agriculture.
“You know, it is important to balance our development as a province. We also need to invest in the environment. Kahit marami nang pumapasok na investors dito para magtayo ng pabrika at magbigay ng maraming trabaho, sana ay huwag nating kalimutan ang kalikasan. Kung magtatanim tayo ng maraming gulay at prutas sa mga bakanteng lupa makakatulong pa tayo sa food security ng ating bansa,” Villapando said.
