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Dagupan s Bangus Festival is back

STREET PARTY. A man looks at the grilled bangus (milkfish) ready to be served during the Kalutan ed Dalan at the central business district of Dagupan on April 30, 2022. The Kalutan ed Dalan is the highlight of the Bangus Festival. (Photo courtesy of Lorenzo Austria Jr.) DAGUPAN CITY - Amid scorching heat, a crowd whose excitement could not be hidden behind the masks were all going in the direction of the city's central business district and on Saturday noon which was closed to vehicular traffic for the occasion. Then the familiar beat of drums to the tune of Gilon La (harvest time) and the colorful costumes of dancers and finally, the symbolic lighting of the grills the Bangus Festival is back. After two years of hiatus due to the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) pandemic, the city government pushed the celebration with thanksgiving and even returned the festivity to its original venue. The highlight of the event was the Kalutan ed Dalan street party wherein over 4,500 kilos o

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4 5K fingerlings released in Dagupan s river system

THANKSGIVING. Dagupan City Mayor Brian Lim (2nd from left) leads the release of some 4,500 fingerlings into the river during the Pisasalamat ed Ilog (Thanksgiving for the Rivers) on April 19, 2022. The fingerlings came from the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources and the city's Agriculture Office. (Photo by Liwayway M. Yparraguirre) DAGUPAN CITY - Some 4,500 bangus (milkfish), malaga, and other high-value fish have been released into the city's river system as a thanksgiving activity for the Bangus Festival celebration this year. In an interview on Tuesday, Mayor Marc Brian Lim said rivers not only add to the aesthetic but also provide livelihood to many Dagupenos. "Pasasalamat po ang alay natin sa ating Lumikha na nagbigay sa atin ng mayamang kailogan na siya nating pinagkukunan ng masagang ani. Tama at nararapat po lamang na magbigay din tayo sa ating mga natatanggap na biyaya. I-appreciate po natin ang kagandahan ng ating mga ilog (We offer thanks to our Creator f

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