By Tara Yap
THE ambient air quality within several villages surrounding the 164-megawatt coal-fired power plant in Ingore, La Paz, Iloilo City is normal.
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Showing posts with label health. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Friday, November 12, 2010
Capitol hands off IHWA rift
By Francis Allan L. Angelo
THE provincial government will not meddle in the brewing rift between members and officers of the Iloilo Health Workers Association (IHWA).
THE provincial government will not meddle in the brewing rift between members and officers of the Iloilo Health Workers Association (IHWA).
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Fr. Celiz assures MMT will protect public health
By Francis Allan L. Angelo
A MEMBER of the multipartite monitoring team (MMT) which is keeping tabs of the coal-fired power plant in LaPaz, Iloilo City assured that they will monitor the succeeding activities of the plant.
A MEMBER of the multipartite monitoring team (MMT) which is keeping tabs of the coal-fired power plant in LaPaz, Iloilo City assured that they will monitor the succeeding activities of the plant.
Friday, October 22, 2010
P800-M upgrade of Iloilo hospitals eyed
By Francis Allan L. Angelo
THE Iloilo provincial government under Gov. Arthur D. Defensor Sr. is eyeing to spend more or less P800 million in the next three years to improve the facilities and services of 12 provincial and district hospitals.
THE Iloilo provincial government under Gov. Arthur D. Defensor Sr. is eyeing to spend more or less P800 million in the next three years to improve the facilities and services of 12 provincial and district hospitals.
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Cooler weather for Panay ahead
By Francis Allan L. Angelo
ILONGGOS will enjoy cooler weather with the onset of the rainy season but downpours can also affect power supply and public health.
ILONGGOS will enjoy cooler weather with the onset of the rainy season but downpours can also affect power supply and public health.
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
DENGUE ALARM
By Francis Allan L. Angelo
HEALTH officials in Iloilo have sounded the alarm on dengue fever after more than 200 cases were recorded despite the dry spell brought about by the El Niño phenomenon.
HEALTH officials in Iloilo have sounded the alarm on dengue fever after more than 200 cases were recorded despite the dry spell brought about by the El Niño phenomenon.
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Iloilo City,
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