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15/12/2025

CTO:
Multi-Purpose Staircase.

MANOK SECURED! 🐓

These chickens were safely strapped to the roof of a house in Alaminos City, Pangasinan, in preparation for any possible flooding due to #UwanPH.

“In-understimate po kasi namin dati ‘yong Typhoon Emong, tapos sampung manok po ang namatay samin. Kaya this Typhoon Uwan, naghanda na po kami. Ayaw na po namin maulit 'yung tulad nung Bagyong Emong,” uploader Lawrence Balagat told The Philippine STAR.

Using eco bags, they lifted 40 chickens to the roof while 30 others were safely tucked in cages in case the floodwaters reached their area.

“Ang balak po talaga namin na gamitin is bayong, kaso out of stock na po agad. Kaya nag isip kami ng alternative way na gamitin pang bitin kaya ang naging choice po namin is eco bag, pero kahit papano safe and dry po sila,” he added.

Despite their unusual setup, Balagat assured the public that the chickens were well-fed. “Isa-isa po namin sila binababa pag time na ng kainan nila,” he said.

He shared that the chickens are now roaming free as the weather has cleared up. As of this writing, the video posted online garnered more than 6.1 million views!

“Double purpose, ligtas sa baha, pabigat sa bubong,” a netizen commented.

“Ang expensive naman ng parol niyo,” another joked. (Video courtesy of Lawrence Balagat)

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10/11/2025

Nyahaha! Ayos!

MANOK SECURED! 🐓 These chickens were safely strapped to the roof of a house in Alaminos City, Pangasinan, in preparation for any possible flooding due to #UwanPH. “In-understimate po kasi namin dati ‘yong Typhoon Emong, tapos sampung manok po ang namatay samin. Kaya this Typhoon Uwan, naghanda na po kami. Ayaw na po namin maulit 'yung tulad nung Bagyong Emong,” uploader Lawrence Balagat told The Philippine STAR. Using eco bags, they lifted 40 chickens to the roof while 30 others were safely tucked in cages in case the floodwaters reached their area. “Ang balak po talaga namin na gamitin is bayong, kaso out of stock na po agad. Kaya nag isip kami ng alternative way na gamitin pang bitin kaya ang naging choice po namin is eco bag, pero kahit papano safe and dry po sila,” he added. Despite their unusual setup, Balagat assured the public that the chickens were well-fed. “Isa-isa po namin sila binababa pag time na ng kainan nila,” he said. He shared that the chickens are now roaming free as the weather has cleared up. As of this writing, the video posted online garnered more than 6.1 million views! “Double purpose, ligtas sa baha, pabigat sa bubong,” a netizen commented. “Ang expensive naman ng parol niyo,” another joked. (Video courtesy of Lawrence Balagat) If you have a story, picture, or video you wish to share, you may join our community page. bit.ly/3efsm3

11/10/2025

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10/10/2025

Pampanga with joint GDP of Angeles City tops the Wealthiest Economies in Central Luzon with a total of ₱746.83 Billion gross domestic product. Nationwide, the province ranks #4 only behind Laguna, Cebu and Cavite among the wealthiest provincial economies in the Philippines.

Gross Domestic Product of Central Luzon Economies according to the Provincial Product Accounts of Philippine Statistic Authority :

1. Pampanga ₱595.36 Billion + Angeles City ₱151.47 Billion = ₱746.83 Billion
2. Bulacan ₱675.52 Billion
3. Nueva Ecija ₱331.96 Billion
4. Bataan ₱300.61 Billion
5. Tarlac ₱220.97 Billion
6. Zambales ₱96.74 Billion
7. Olongapo City ₱59.21 Billion
8. Aurora ₱36.07 Billion

source : Philippine Statistic Authority