Dapa, Surigao Del Norte, Certified List of Candidates, MAY 9, 2022 Local Elections
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Attended the necrological service for the late SFO3 Manuel Sumando
BFP Caraga Regional Director SSUPT FRED LINAZAN TRAJERAS JR, together with Assistant Regional Director SUPT MICHAEL MELCHOR SOLER PONFERRADA and Assistant Regional Director for Operations and Provincial Fire Marshal of Surigao del Norte SUPT REY GONZALES BAUTISTA, attended the necrological service for the late SFO3 Manuel Sumando - former Fire Marshal of Dapa Fire Station.
During a brief program, SSUPT TRAJERAS presented the Scroll of Commemoration to the wife of the deceased symbolizing the acknowlegement of his years in public service, as well as the turn over of Financial Assistance raised by all personnel of BFP Caraga.
Source: Bureau of Fire Protection Caraga Region
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124th Feast of Señor Sto. Niño
Mayor Elizabeth T. Matugas: For the celebration of the 124th Feast of Señor Sto. Niño this coming January 15-16, 2021, no LOCKDOWN will happen. However, the implementation of the special Minimum Health Protocols such as the introduction of face masks / face shields, social distancing and other Ordinances to control the people who want to enter the Municipality of Dapa.
Ceremonial Turn-over and Blessing of Mobile Patrol Cars in Siargao Islands
Ceremonial Turn-over and Blessing of Mobile Patrol Cars in Siargao Islands.
Congressman Bingo Matugas: In our efforts during the Budget Hearings in Congress, we provided (3) Hilux 4x2 for Police Mobile Patrol Cars for the 3 largest municipalities in Siargao Islands, the Dapa MPS, GL MPS, and Del Carmen MPS.
Thank you DILG and PNP for your support!
Source: Congressman Bingo Matugas
Municipality of Dapa Projects As Of June 15, 2020
Ceremonial Ground Breaking of Deped Siargao Division Extension Office Building
DBP Siargao Bank
Japanese IT experts tour Siargao Island
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Government Assistance Benefits Island Towns
The cash assistance was received by the 16 organization-beneficiaries in the towns of Dapa, Del Carmen, and Pilar.
The SEA-K aid was personally handed over by the Caraga Livelihood Unit of the Region-13 office of the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD-13) Thursday.
DSWD-13 Information Officer Leah T. Quintana said the 16 organizations are composed of some 325 members that benefited from the SEA-K – a national government effort to alleviate poverty.
Meanwhile, Roy Serdeña, of the DSWD-Caraga Livelihood Unit, also said that the beneficiaries will use the financial aid in venturing to other livelihood opportunities.
SEA-K aims to provide the poor and disadvantaged sector of society with timely access to credit and development opportunities.
This initiative was realized during the previous administration and is continuously implemented by the present administration.
In another development, to supply the demand, the City Agriculturist’s Office in Butuan City has dispersed hundreds of tilapia fingerlings to various fishpond operators and fisherfolk.
City Agriculturist Bert Boca said around 500 tilapia fingerlings had been distributed to fishpond operators and fisherfolk in line with the aquaculture project implemented by the city government.
He said the tilapia business is increasing in the city and its neighboring areas in the Caraga Region, prompting the city government to provide alternative livelihood opportunities.
It was learned that event the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) is assisting the fisherfolk in Butuan City in an effort to increase their fish production.
The said activity will be continued this year, as it was observed that the conduct of the program was made successful.
According to BFAR, tilapia is the second most important fish that is cultured in the Philippines, next to milkfish.
In 2006, of the total fisheries production – some 4,408,472 metric tons, tilapia contributed 202,040.56 metric tons or 22 percent.
The continuous study on the development of tilapia species and the use of a number of various culture technologies contributed to this steady increase of the fish production in Northeastern Mindanao, BFAR added. (Manila Bulletin)