Presidential Communications Operations Office



  PIA Bldg, Visayas Ave, Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines
  Sunday, 2 April 2023 News Before 1 Feb 2012. Click for Latest
Web PIA  
 
home
 
about
 
fotos
 
info
 
links
 
ncrr01carr02r03calmimr05r06r07r08r09r10r11r12r13
Region R07 Submenu
Latest News
News Headlines
Foto Releases
One Visayas
Special Reports
Infobytes eNewsletter
120201-r7-youfra

The Franciscan Youths (YOUFRA) of Enrique Villanueva, Siquijor: Feeling triumphant after giving their share to the community. Tree planting and clean up activities are one of the regular activities of these youth to help mitigate the adverse effects of climate change following their weekly formation at the Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish in Enrique Villanueva, Siquijor. (pia-siquijor/Rizalie Anding Calibo)
Central Visayas Region

PIA Press Release
Tuesday, January 24, 2012

Army joins clean up drive on eroded soil brought by TS Sendong

by Jennifer Catan-Tilos

DUMAGUETE CITY, Jan. 24 (PIA) -- Barangay officials and military personnel have joined hands in a clean-up drive to clear the eroded soil due to heavy floods brought by tropical storm Sendong in Tanjay City.

The large part of the Tambacan Elementary School ground at Barangay 4, Tanjay City was washed out by Sendong.

According to the Army 302nd Brigade Information Officer, Capt. Anacito Naz, members of 302 Brigade provides manpower assistance to help barangay officials in cleaning up the school surroundings.

The school children found it difficult to move around the school due to the presence of potholes, said Capt. Naz.

The school principal, Laraine Ariza asked the assistance from the army to clean the deposits of slippery mud in the cemented ground to prevent children from having accidents during rainy days.

“The ‘Bayanihan System’ with the Army, barangay officials and residents from the area made the clean-up operations successful,” said the army official.

Capt. Naz added this shows that the Bayanihan spirit among the Filipino people plays a vital role in achieving a physically and psychologically secured community that is conducive for development. (mbcn/jct/PIA-Negros Oriental)

 
Latest Stories
  • Solar energy to light up 75 more houses in off-grid areas in NegOr (R07)
  • NGO urges public to collect, propagate seeds to create native tree forests in CV (R07)
  • DSWD brings Pantawid Pamilya program to Dumaguete City (R07)
  • NGO to hold free breast, cervical cancer screening (R07)
  • Cebu-based NGO to hold free screening for breast, cervical cancer (R07)
  • Army, NGOs serve free health services (R07)
  • Negrenses invited to join e-Trike design contest (R07)
  • Solar bottle bulbs light up public market in Asturias town (R07)
  • Simple floating deck in Asturias town attracts local tourists (R07)
  • Ubay opens high caliber Basketball tournament (R07)
  • Feature: Agrarian communities upbeat on communal irrigation (R07)
  • Dumaguete’s Sinulog Festival contingent lands in Top 10 (R07)
  • NYC to conduct reg'l orientation on PYDP (R07)
  • Info, marketing complexes soon to rise for agrarian communities in Bohol (R07)
  • Bohol rice production Up by over 16 percent in 2011 By Rey Anthony H. Chiu (R07)

    Philippine Official Gazette | Office of the President | Presidential Communications Operations Office
    For comments and feedback, please email PIA Newsdesk
    Copyright © 2005 Philippine Information Agency
    PIA Building, Visayas Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City 1101 Philippines