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Bacolod PUJs with expired permits get 2-week reprieve

November 9, 2022

Public utility jeepneys with expired franchises/permits will be allowed to continue plying their routes in Bacolod City for two weeks, without fear that the units will be impounded and the drivers/operators fined by the Land Transportation Office.

Natural wonders of Bago City

November 9, 2022

Known as the “Home of Natural and Historical Treasures”, Bago City is blessed with attractions that are yet to be seen and experienced by the Negrenses, even the Bagonhons themselves.

Bacolod PUJs with expired permits get 2-week reprieve

Natural wonders of Bago City

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