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| Emergency pathways – Local gov’t Engr. Rodrigo Palec confirmed Monday (April 13) the upcoming construction of five (5) hanging bridges to replace and supplement the three others that were washed-out by rampaging waters caused by heavy rain and flash floods. He said the LGU, in collaboration with DA-12 and the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) is up for the implementation of more or less P1.5million-worth project that will be divided for Barangays Ampon, Malalag Cogon, San Juan, Panamin, and Poblacion in Malungon town. He said purposely, this will provide inland communities with safer access in time of catastrophe and or other unforeseen emergencies. Photo also shows a contingent of 1205th Army reservists using a hanging bridge as shortcut route in JP Laurel, during a series of tree planting activities late last year in Malungon, Sarangani province. (JoJo Gocotano – MALUNGON INFORMATION OFFICE). |
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| ‘Hanging trail’ – Photo shows a contingent of 1205th Army reservists using Baliton Hanging Bridge in Brgy. JP Laurel, northern part of Malungon town, as shortcut route during a series of massive tree planting activities on late last year in Sarangani Province. Mayor Reynaldo ‘Bongbong’ Constantino said the recently approved construction of five (5) additional footbridges to supplement the currently existing hanging pathways “will not only benefit the inland farmers, but tribal communities as well, specifically during disaster and other unforeseen emergency cases that are brought about by the test of times. (JoJo Gocotano – MALUNGON INFORMATION OFFICE). |
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| Bridging more lives to progress – “Connecting people to a more developed and progressive way of life is my dad’s superseding desire,” says Cristina, eldest daughter and chief of staff of Mayor Reynaldo ’Bongbong’ Constantnino, when asked by newsmen Friday (April 11) about the upcoming construction of five (5) footbridges in different isolated villages of Malungon town in Sarangani Province. (Isagani Palma/mio-malungon). |
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