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Pag-IBIG launches first Barkada Franchise Financing project in Palawan

Pag-IBIG Fund has launched its first project in Palawan...

Palawan board seeks trauma support for survivors of MV June Aster fire

The Palawan Provincial Board is urging Atienza Interisland Ferries...

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PALECO calls on qualified candidates to run as BOD

Palawan Electric Cooperative (PALECO) is seeking qualified candidates to run for director positions in five districts throughout the city and province following a recently...

Orientation at plant visit, isinagawa para sa mga bagong BOD members ng PALECO

Nagsagawa ng orientation at plant visit para sa mga bagong halal na miyembro ng board of directors (BOD) nito ang Palawan Electric Cooperative (PALECO). Ang...

PALECO board chair steps down, as controversy emerges

Palawan Electric Cooperative (PALECO) board chair Jeffrey Tan-Endriga has stepped down as a member of the board of directors (BOD) following a disqualification ruling...

PALECO appeals for NEA to speed up completion of evaluation process to hire GM

The Palawan Electric Cooperative (PALECO) is appealing to the National Electrification Administration (NEA) to fast-track the completion of the final stage of its candidate...

Water District resumes disconnection of service lines with unpaid bills

The Puerto Princesa City Water District has resumed its policy of disconnecting service lines with unpaid bills, lifting its three-month temporary suspension due to...

PPCWD lines up priorities with new GM at the helm

The Puerto Princesa City Water District (PPCWD) said it will continue to focus on the installation of additional transmission lines and the expansion of...

PCSD downplays sacking of Devanadera as executive director

Devanadera, who is not yet due to retire till March this year, has been relieved of his post even as PCSD refrained from explaining its action.

City water supply decreases

Despite this and a noticeable decrease in water pressure in several areas in Puerto Princesa at the beginning of the year, water district general manager Antonio Jesus Romasanta said there is no cause for alarm because they already have contingency measures to deal with the problem.

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