The latest news and headlines from The Calbayog Journal.
CATBALOGAN CITY- The apprehension of citizens over the possibility of flagrant vote-buying occurring again in the province of Samar during the May 2016 elections has spawned the formation of a citizens anti-fraud body called "Samar Vote 4Change."
CALBAYOG CITY- The Samar First District Engineering Office of the Department of Public Works and Highways(DPWH) has announced the completion of almost all of the infrastructure projects undertaken in Calbayog City which were funded under the General Appropriations Act to the tune of over 1.4 Billion pesos.
CALBAYOG CITY – The anti-illegal drug team of the city’s police force conducted two separate drug-buy bust operations on February 11, 2016 that led to the arrest of one suspect while the other was allegedly able to escape.
CALBAYOG CITY- The Calbayog City government has taken steps to address the problem of deteriorating Samar Sea condition and dynamite fishing is its main target in eliminating anything man-made that caused the depletion of aquatic resources in that once marine-rich waters.
CALBAYOG CITY – Six suspects were arrested after a series four drug-buy-bust operations were conducted by the anti-illegal drugs team in less than two hours early morning of February 07, 2016.
CALBAYOG CITY – Two suspected drug dealers were arrested by the anti-illegal drugs section of the city’s police force in two separate buy-bust operations within four days’ time.
TACLOBAN CITY- The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is reportedly constructing a new health care facility at the Leyte Regional Prison in Abuyog, Leyte, after the poor health living condition of the prison's over a thousand inmates caught the humanitarian organization's attention after the place was damaged by fire last year.
CALBAYOG CITY – The city police anti-drug enforcement group trapped two malefactors in a drug buy-bust operations in one of the lodging houses in Barangay Capoocan early morning of January 29, 2016.
TACLOBAN CITY- Small entrepreneurs in calamity-affected areas in eastern visayas are being revitalized by government in partnership with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).
