INABANGA COMMUNICATIONS AND NEWS SERVICE
AIDING INB’S AGRI SECTOR. Mayor Roygie Jumamoy (photo 1) warmly welcomes Department of Agriculture – Agricultural Promotions Center (DA-APC) Engineer 1 Adrian Maravillas and Argeo C. Salise Jr. together with Officer-In-Charge Municipal Agriculturist Genaro E. Logroño (photo 2) through videoconferencing (photo 3) at her office. This took place on September 3, 2020 with a discussion of the incoming delivery of the 8-10 horsepower diesel engine water pump requested by teamINABANGA to augment the water needs and irrigation systems of Inabangnon farmers. The group (photo 4) shows the group discussing various programs and cooperations for the sustainability and further advancement of teamINABANGA’s agricultural programs which is vital in the livelihood of local farmers and supply of agricultural products in the market. (Inabanga Communications and News Service / ICoNS)
STRENGTHENING COVID-19 MEASURES. teamINABANGA led by Mayor Roygie Jumamoy makes sure that there is no let-up in the implementation of required COVID-19 protocols. Upon her marching order, PNP-Inabanga headed by Chief of Police PEMS JOSE OLIVER JOSOL (photo 1) successfully conducted an information drive to the elected and appointed barangay officials of Sto. Niño and Lawis led by Punong Barangay Pacita Bautista (photo 2) and Hermenia Aupe (photo 3) on September 9, 2020 at the barangay covered court. The barangay officials (photo 4) of these coastal barangays were reminded of their important duties and responsibilities as valuable partners in the implementation of quarantine protocols and minimum public health standards in line with Mayor Roygie’s COVID-19 Information and Educational Campaign (IEC) and in support to the urgent call to mitigate the local transmission of covid 19 in the municipalities in northern Bohol. (Inabanga Communications and News Service / ICoNS)
LEADING THE FIGHT AGAINST COVID-19. This is the overall message of Mayor Roygie Jumamoy and SB Member Jono Jumamoy (photo 1) during the virtual meeting with all teamINABANGA’s Department Heads (photo 2) on September 8, 2020 (photo 3) at the SB Session Hall. Also in attendance were Vice-Mayor Ronnie Jumamoy, MLGOO Eunice Anne Caballo, PNP-Inabanga Chief of Police PEMS JOSE OLIVER JOSOL, BFP-Inabanga Fire Marshall SFO4 VICENTE JUMAMOY and Municipal Circuit Trial Court Representative Filda Inferido. In her message, Mayor Roygie (photo 4) enjoined the municipal officials and employees to take the lead in implementing the minimum public health standards against COVID-19 in their workplace. She then directed the participants to enforce it strictly in the municipal offices to prevent its employees from contracting COVID-19 and hamper the delivery of public services to the constituency. (Inabanga Communications and News Service / ICoNS)
INB’s RICH FAUNA. Photo 1 shows a green turtle being turned over to the Inabanga Department of Agriculture and Fishery and released back into the sea (photo 2). The turnover was on September 8, 2020. Also on the same day, a young crested serpent eagle (photo 3) was turned over to the same body indicating Inabangnons’ love and concern for wild animals including biodiversity. The eagle was then handed over to the Department of the Environment and Natural Resources (DENR). The 10.9-kilogram green turtle was rescued by local fisherman Rainero A. Betinol from his fish cage in Sto. Niño, Inabanga while the crested serpent eagle was rescued by Barangay Councilor Junrey Reyes (photo 4) from Poblacion, Inabanga. Mayor Roygie Jumamoy encourages the locals to continue saving wild animals and replicate Betinol and Reyes’s exemplary act to protect Inabanga’s rich wildlife because their mere presence indicates a healthy ecosystem.(Inabanga Communications and News Service / ICoNS)