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Wednesday, 01 July 2009 |
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Officials led by Mayor Joet S. Garcia have started to renovate the Balanga City plaza, which is to be called Plaza Mayor de Balanga. The said project is done while the city government waits for the implementation of a P200 million new arcade here. And since Balanga's coastal areas have been declared sanctuary for some 50,000 birds which continued to flock in this city, Mayor Garcia also announced the construction of the P8 million Balanga Wetland Center in Barangay Tortugas in preparation for the 5th International Bird Festival set in October. |
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Sunday, 28 June 2009 |
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2114: Abucay
2107: Bagac
2100: Balanga City
2106: Mariveles (Bataan Export Processing Zone)
2110: Dinalupihan 2111: Hermosa
2104: Lamao
2103: Limay
2105: Mariveles
2108: Morong 2112: Orani
2102: Orion
2101: Pilar
2109: Morong (Refugee Processing Center)
2113: Samal |
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Thursday, 25 June 2009 |
The Influenza A (H1N1) virus has infected 18 more people in Central Luzon, bringing the total number of confirmed cases in the region to 75 in less than a month, The Department of Health (DoH) said. A DoH tally on Thursday recorded 32 cases in Bulacan province, 26 in Nueva Ecija province, eight in Pampanga province, six in Zambales province, two in Bataan province and one in Tarlac province. The 18 new cases include six from Zambales, seven from Pampanga, and five from Bulacan, Doctor Rio Magpantay of the DoH said.
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Thursday, 25 June 2009 |
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President Ramon Ang of SMC (San Miguel Corporation) said that the company and Japan's Tsusho Corp. are expected to complete the purchase of the Mariveles Grains Terminal (MGT). The bulk grain terminal, located in Bataan, was valued at P1.6 billion and currently holds the right to develop and operate MGTl for 20 years under an agreement with the Philippine Ports Authority by Asian Terminals Inc. (ATI). |
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Monday, 22 June 2009 |
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To accommodate more students, Philippine maritime industry, specifically, Maritime Academy of Asia and the Pacific (MAAP) in Mariveles, Bataan, has managed to keep float. MAAP was established in January 14, 1998 by Captain Gregorio Oca, President of the Associated marine Officers and Seaman’s Union of the Philippines (Amosup) in response to the observations that Filipino seafarers are not quite at par with their counterparts from other parts of the world, that Filipino seafarers dominate the world market only by their numbers, not by the quality of their service. The institution is run by a governing board from the Amosup, with other members coming from private shipping unions like the Danish Shipowners Association, the Norwegian Shipowners Association, the Japanese Shipowners Association, the All Japan Seamen’s Union, the International Worker's Transport Federation, the International Maritime Employees Committee, and the Filipino Association of Mariner's Employment. |
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