Vacationers heading for Pangasinan's beaches for the Holy Week and summer vacation will not be allowed to swim after 6 p.m. <\/p>\n
This was one of the measures the Pangasinan Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council has taken to ensure zero drowning incident. <\/p>\n
\"Ang aming number one objective(s) ay zero drowning incident and ma-avoid ang mga petty crimes,\" Pangasinan PDRRMC spokesperson Avenix Arenas said in an interview on GMA Dagupan's \"Primera Balita\" Tuesday. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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Signage by the PDRRMC had been posted at beaches, informing visitors of the no-swimming policy after 6 p.m. <\/p>\n
\"(B)awal ... maligo pagsapit ng 6:00 ng hapon,\" read the signs. <\/p>\n
The PDRRMC also encouraged the use of lifesavers and floating devices when big waves occur. <\/p>\n
Arenas also reminded vacationers not to swim when drunk or shortly after eating. <\/p>\n
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