+ Follow MAYOR ISIDRO PAJARILLAGA Tag
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[Title] => Walkout mars NE dads’ session on dengue outbreak
[Summary] => GEN. TINIO, Nueva Ecija — A special session called specifically to discuss strategies to combat the outbreak of the dreaded dengue here was marred when a municipal councilor walked out after the majority reportedly inserted in the agenda the request for the council’s approval of a P40-million loan application with the World Bank for the construction of classrooms.
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[Title] => 100 housing units rushed for Ecija typhoon victims
[Summary] => GEN. TINIO, Nueva Ecija — Work has started on 100 housing units in this known hotbed of illegal logging for families rendered homeless, including former illegal loggers, during the spate of typhoons last year.
Mayor Isidro Pajarillaga said the construction of the housing units is going full-blast in Sitio Pahalang, Barangay San Pedro, some five kilometers from the town proper.
The housing units will be financed at a cost of P5 million by the Hong Kong-Shanghai Banking Corp. (HSBC) and Gawad Kalinga. They consist of single-detached concrete structures.
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[Title] => From a hotbed of illegal logging to a reforestation showcase
[Summary] => GEN. TINIO, Nueva Ecija – A 10,000-hectare environmentally friendly community in this town, once known as the hotbed of illegal logging in Nueva Ecija, is being developed into a showcase of the Arroyo administration’s reforestation program in the wake of the typhoon-induced landslides and flash floods that swept Quezon, Aurora and this province.
Called the "Centennial Sanctuary," the area sits at sitio Tarise, Barangay Rio Chico, which previously was the breeding ground of illegal loggers.
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MAYOR ISIDRO PAJARILLAGA
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[Title] => Walkout mars NE dads’ session on dengue outbreak
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[Title] => 100 housing units rushed for Ecija typhoon victims
[Summary] => GEN. TINIO, Nueva Ecija — Work has started on 100 housing units in this known hotbed of illegal logging for families rendered homeless, including former illegal loggers, during the spate of typhoons last year.
Mayor Isidro Pajarillaga said the construction of the housing units is going full-blast in Sitio Pahalang, Barangay San Pedro, some five kilometers from the town proper.
The housing units will be financed at a cost of P5 million by the Hong Kong-Shanghai Banking Corp. (HSBC) and Gawad Kalinga. They consist of single-detached concrete structures.
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[Title] => From a hotbed of illegal logging to a reforestation showcase
[Summary] => GEN. TINIO, Nueva Ecija – A 10,000-hectare environmentally friendly community in this town, once known as the hotbed of illegal logging in Nueva Ecija, is being developed into a showcase of the Arroyo administration’s reforestation program in the wake of the typhoon-induced landslides and flash floods that swept Quezon, Aurora and this province.
Called the "Centennial Sanctuary," the area sits at sitio Tarise, Barangay Rio Chico, which previously was the breeding ground of illegal loggers.
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