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Bacolod City Mayor Greg Gasataya announced that starting January 30, QR codes will be posted on all upcoming city government projects, allowing the public to access project information and monitor progress with a single scan. SCREENGRAB FROM MAYOR GREG GASATAYA FB
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Bacolod rolls out QR code system to boost transparency in infrastructure...

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Photo courtesy of Mike Gonzalez (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:TheCoffee), 2005.
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Classes suspended in NegOcc barangay following Army–NPA encounter

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Bacolod SP urges PNP to crack down on colorum tricycles

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Mayor Greg Gasataya led the groundbreaking ceremony for the P66-million Sanitary Landfill Cell No. 5 at the Bacolod City sanitary landfill in Barangay Felisa on January 29, marking the start of construction aimed at improving the city’s solid waste management capacity. MAE SINGUAY/PN
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Bacolod kicks off construction of P66-M sanitary landfill Cell No. 5

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Show cause order served on Bacolod modernized jeepney operator

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Bacolod council calls for higher allowance for elderly, PWD leaders

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SIGNING FOR SUSTAINABILITY. Bacolod City Mayor Greg Gasataya and Energy Secretary Sharon Garin (center) signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) at the DOE Central Office in Taguig on January 26, formalizing the city’s partnership with the Department of Energy for the development of renewable energy and waste-to-energy (WTE) projects aimed at strengthening energy security and sustainable waste management in Bacolod City. MAYOR GREG GASATAYA PHOTO
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Bacolod inks MOA with DOE on renewable energy, WTE projects

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Captain Elimar Jucal (left) of San Enrique and Jejanfer Partosa Marfa (right) of Cadiz City, both Negrense seafarers, remain missing following the maritime tragedy involving the M/V Devon Bay, which capsized in the West Philippine Sea on January 23. PROVINCE OF NEGOCC PHOTOS
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NegOcc capitol expresses solidarity with families of missing M/V Devon Bay...

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The Institute for Climate and Sustainable Cities says the Luzon and Visayas grids may face “scarcer power reserves” in May and June 2025, which may force the National Grid Corp. of the Philippines to place them under supply alert status. Photo shows electrical linemen at work. PHOTO COURTESY OF INQUIRER.NET
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NegOcc electric utility backs line workers’ insurance measure

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Robbery, drug suspects fall in Bacolod

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