Roxas City and Cápiz Province

[archer316]

[eskaryote]

Wowwwww...Daw hospital lng nga ginaubrahan sang tita ko sa Middle East....World Class nga!

[batusay]

wow... tahum guid ah...

[eskaryote]

Originally Posted by batusay

wow... tahum guid ah...

toto hospital pa lng ni..mmm more to come at the health centrum complex with crescent mall, etc...


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Originally Posted by k3nny17

credits to panaylakbay.com The Hotel and Commercial Complex will be named Star Hotel and Crescent Mall respectively

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[batusay]

Originally Posted by eskaryote

toto hospital pa lng ni..mmm more to come at the health centrum complex with crescent mall, etc...

hambal gani sang utod ko... tahum guid ang roxas city.... hope makapasyar man ko dyan liwat.... last ko pasyar nung 2009 pa....

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Originally Posted by batusay

hambal gani sang utod ko... tahum guid ang roxas city.... hope makapasyar man ko dyan liwat.... last ko pasyar nung 2009 pa....

try mo mag river cruise pakadto sa olotayan island...kuha ka pix toto wahehehe

[batusay]

cgurado guid na...hope soon as SOON makapasyar man ko dyan......

[eskaryote]

Originally Posted by batusay

cgurado guid na...hope soon as SOON makapasyar man ko dyan......

[PrinceSky]

Approve na ni pnoy ang panay flood control basin project. Gapngita nlng daw cla sang country to sponsor the financing of this multi-billion project. South Korea ang gina eye nila. Bfor daw its JICA (JAPAN) ang masupport but because of the previous dilemma sa ila, ngpullout cla dayon. Anyway, this is good news.

[barbas_bigote]

Originally Posted by PrinceSky

Approve na ni pnoy ang panay flood control basin project. Gapngita nlng daw cla sang country to sponsor the financing of this multi-billion project. South Korea ang gina eye nila. Bfor daw its JICA (JAPAN) ang masupport but because of the previous dilemma sa ila, ngpullout cla dayon. Anyway, this is good news.

very good development indeed. solve na ang problema sang Panay sa baha.

BTW, very very nice Hospital you got there bords.

[PrinceSky]

Originally Posted by barbas_bigote

very good development indeed. solve na ang problema sang Panay sa baha.

BTW, very very nice Hospital you got there bords.

Thanks. At least d mapako ang pinangako nila nga project sa capiz.

[barbas_bigote]

Originally Posted by PrinceSky

Thanks. At least d mapako ang pinangako nila nga project sa capiz.

ara man lang ina sa policy makers kag sa presidente mismo.

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Originally Posted by PrinceSky

Approve na ni pnoy ang panay flood control basin project. Gapngita nlng daw cla sang country to sponsor the financing of this multi-billion project. South Korea ang gina eye nila. Bfor daw its JICA (JAPAN) ang masupport but because of the previous dilemma sa ila, ngpullout cla dayon. Anyway, this is good news.

Nice..toto damo na kita balantayan..wait ko imo nga project di sa thread ta ah..mga listahan sng mga projects sang syudad ta.

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Originally Posted by barbas_bigote

ara man lang ina sa policy makers kag sa presidente mismo.

and I think our President is doing well. Bumalik ung confidence ng mga investors sa bansa natin. Naging optimist tuloy ang karamihan sa pinoy. Ang baba na ng peso sa dolyar. mmm. pero sana nman pati presyo bumaba na din...

[METROPOLITAN_ILOILO]

Wow!

The Health Centrum is really WORLD CLASS!

This is HUGE project once completed considering it has several other components like Mall, Villas, Hotel etc.

Congrats Capiz!

More!

[METROPOLITAN_ILOILO]

Originally Posted by PrinceSky

Approve na ni pnoy ang panay flood control basin project. Gapngita nlng daw cla sang country to sponsor the financing of this multi-billion project. South Korea ang gina eye nila. Bfor daw its JICA (JAPAN) ang masupport but because of the previous dilemma sa ila, ngpullout cla dayon. Anyway, this is good news.

Finally!

Capiz on a blitz!

[PrinceSky]

P-Noy approves Panay River basin flood control project
By Jaime Laude and Alexis Romero The Philippine Star Updated July 01, 2012 12:00 AM 0 comment to this post
ROXAS CITY, Capiz, Philippines – President Aquino has endorsed the construction of a multi-billion Panay River Basin Flood Control Project to solve the perennial flooding in the provinces of Panay Island in Western Visayas.

Capiz Gov. Victor Tanco said the President committed to support the project during his recent visit here.

“We are pushing for that (construction of the flood control project). We are now looking for foreign funding agencies (to bankroll the project),” Tanco told defense reporters.

Tanco said he informed the President that they would need P4.9 billion for the initial phase of the project.

He said the President in turn gave assurance that the funding requirement would be discussed.

Tanco said they are also eyeing South Korea as a possible funding source for the project.

He said the flood control project was supposed to be funded by the Japan International Cooperation Agency but the institution backed out after a tsunami hit Tokyo last year.

“It (flood) is ruining our seafood industry. That’s our number one problem because it destroys our agriculture fishery, the flood destroys our infrastructure, it destroys lives and property,” Tanco said.

The governor, nevertheless, said measures are underway to mitigate the impact of destructive floods and other kinds of disasters.

“We have strengthened and organized our disaster risk reduction and management office. Now, we are prepared with all the equipment, we have trained all our volunteers for any calamity that will arise,” Tanco said.

Source: http://www.philstar.com/nation/artic...ticleid=822700

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Originally Posted by PrinceSky

P-Noy approves Panay River basin flood control project
By Jaime Laude and Alexis Romero The Philippine Star Updated July 01, 2012 12:00 AM 0 comment to this post
ROXAS CITY, Capiz, Philippines – President Aquino has endorsed the construction of a multi-billion Panay River Basin Flood Control Project to solve the perennial flooding in the provinces of Panay Island in Western Visayas.

Capiz Gov. Victor Tanco said the President committed to support the project during his recent visit here.

“We are pushing for that (construction of the flood control project). We are now looking for foreign funding agencies (to bankroll the project),” Tanco told defense reporters.

Tanco said he informed the President that they would need P4.9 billion for the initial phase of the project.

He said the President in turn gave assurance that the funding requirement would be discussed.

Tanco said they are also eyeing South Korea as a possible funding source for the project.

He said the flood control project was supposed to be funded by the Japan International Cooperation Agency but the institution backed out after a tsunami hit Tokyo last year.

“It (flood) is ruining our seafood industry. That’s our number one problem because it destroys our agriculture fishery, the flood destroys our infrastructure, it destroys lives and property,” Tanco said.

The governor, nevertheless, said measures are underway to mitigate the impact of destructive floods and other kinds of disasters.

“We have strengthened and organized our disaster risk reduction and management office. Now, we are prepared with all the equipment, we have trained all our volunteers for any calamity that will arise,” Tanco said.

Source: http://www.philstar.com/nation/artic...ticleid=822700

1. Roxas City Circumferential Road- check
2. Flood Control - check
3. Panay Railways - on hold (pagkatapos sang term ni Mr. Palengkero)

[alimol]

baw maayo gid kay ma resolve na ang problema sa baha sa mga kabanwahanan outside of roxas. ka damu na gid sang mga kabuhi kag property ang nadula tungud sang recurrent baha nga ni. thank you very much gid kon matigayun.

Originally Posted by PrinceSky

P-Noy approves Panay River basin flood control project
By Jaime Laude and Alexis Romero The Philippine Star Updated July 01, 2012 12:00 AM 0 comment to this post
ROXAS CITY, Capiz, Philippines – President Aquino has endorsed the construction of a multi-billion Panay River Basin Flood Control Project to solve the perennial flooding in the provinces of Panay Island in Western Visayas.

Capiz Gov. Victor Tanco said the President committed to support the project during his recent visit here.

“We are pushing for that (construction of the flood control project). We are now looking for foreign funding agencies (to bankroll the project),” Tanco told defense reporters.

Tanco said he informed the President that they would need P4.9 billion for the initial phase of the project.

He said the President in turn gave assurance that the funding requirement would be discussed.

Tanco said they are also eyeing South Korea as a possible funding source for the project.

He said the flood control project was supposed to be funded by the Japan International Cooperation Agency but the institution backed out after a tsunami hit Tokyo last year.

“It (flood) is ruining our seafood industry. That’s our number one problem because it destroys our agriculture fishery, the flood destroys our infrastructure, it destroys lives and property,” Tanco said.

The governor, nevertheless, said measures are underway to mitigate the impact of destructive floods and other kinds of disasters.

“We have strengthened and organized our disaster risk reduction and management office. Now, we are prepared with all the equipment, we have trained all our volunteers for any calamity that will arise,” Tanco said.

Source: http://www.philstar.com/nation/artic...ticleid=822700

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