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Turn over and cutting of ribbon ceremony of Road Concreting Project to Pandong Bato and Road Concreting to Pulatana Viewing Deck

July 28, 2021July 29, 2021 admin 0 Comments

Turn over and cutting of ribbon ceremony of Road Concreting Project to Pandong Bato and Road Concreting to Pulatana Viewing Deck

Turn over and cutting of ribbon ceremony of Road Concreting Project to Pandong Bato and Road Concreting to Pulatana Viewing Deck.

Barangay Waterfall, Kiblawan, Davao del Sur.

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← Naangkon sa 27 ka mga FR ang kantidad P20,000.00 matag usa nga ayuda gikan sa Sustainable Livelihood Assistance Program
Governor Marc Cagas spearheaded the turnover of financial assistance to various associations, cooperatives and barangays →

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Launching of Tapon-to-Ipon Pop-Up Collection Booth Activation

March 4, 2023March 8, 2023 PGO-PIO 0

Launching of Tapon-to-Ipon Pop-Up Collection Booth Activation The Coca-Cola Beverages Philippines, Inc (CCBPI), in partnership with the Provincial Government of

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PHRMO Hosts Monday Convocation

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P2-Million Relocation Site for Earthquake Victims of Asinan, Matanao

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Medical Mission in Tagansule, Malalag

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Local historians claim that the word “DAVAO” came from the phonetic blending of the words of the Bagobo subgroups when referring to Davao River, an essential waterway which empties itself into Davao Gulf near the city. The aboriginal Obos who dwell in the hinterlands of the region called the river, Davoh, the Clatta or Guiangans called it Duhwow, or Davau, and the Tagabawa Bagobo, Dabu.

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