PAGADIAN CITY (Nov. 5,
2014) --- A total of 1 thousand mangrove propagules were planted by the
Barangay Officials of Brgy. Sto. Niño this city together with some members of
the Pagadian City Police Station during their weeklong Barangay 30th
Foundation Day Tuesday morning.
The planting of one
thousand mangrove propagules also participated by 16 Purok Officials and
barangay workers was held at the nearby coastal area of Brgy. Poloyagan this
city as part of the series of activities of Barangay Sto. Niño, Barangay
Official said.
This year’s theme
celebration “Panaghiusa sa tanan ug giya sa kahitas-an makab-ot and kalambuan” kick-off
their ceremony on Monday through the clean-up in their entire barangay and at
the same time start of their sport fest activities that will culminate on Nov.
11 through the Economical Mass followed by the motorcade and the grand raffles
in the afternoon.
Barangay Sto Niño
Chairman Dominador Yocogo, Jr. led the planting of Mangrove said Wednesday that
they don’t have area where to plant trees in their barangay that is the reason
they decided of choosing the coastal area of Brgy. Poloyagan for mangrove
plantation as recommended and identified as protected area for mangrove
conservation by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR).
“Every Barangay
Foundation Anniversary we are planting trees and last 2013 we planted 300 Mahogany
seedlings at the Pagadian City Water District Watershed area in Barangay
Danlugan,” Yocogo said.
Pagadian City Police
Chief Supt. Glenn Dulawan had expressed his gratitude to the Officials of Barangay
Sto Niño for the invitation given to the members of City Police for joining their
Barangay Founder’s Day celebration activities especially during the mangrove
planting.
SPO2 Josette
Naciongayo who represented the City Police led during the planting of mangrove
propagules last Tuesday morning as part of the PNP community assistance and
development on environmental protection, Dulawan said. (JC-MPF NEWS)