'Covid Carrot Man' offers truckloads of fresh high quality carrots to everyone for FREE

Photo Courtesy || Sheila Banagui

Cordillera - The generosity and kindness of the farmers in Cordillera had been demonstrated during this time of crisis. 

Social media has been flooded with remarkable stories and acts of kindness from farmers and other kindhearted individuals who generously offered their resources to people in need. 

On Saturday (April 25, 2020), a farmer who doesn't want to be identified has offered truckloads of fresh carrots to everyone for free, according to the post from Sheila Banagui. 

Banagui said, the generous farmer whom he called 'COVID carrot man' has unloaded truck loads of high quality carrots in front of Epiphany Church in Km 6, La Trinidad and later to the Cathedral of the Resurrection parking lot.

"This morning other farmers followed him. They too are struggling to survive this pandemic but they happily came with truck loads of carrots and other vegetables... For FREE," Banagui said.

Some farmers in the Cordillera region have been struggling to sell their produce specially during this enhanced community quarantine.

Local government units and organizations had came to the rescue by buying tons and tons of produce from the farmers.

Last week, The Philippine Air Force purchased around 13 tons of vegetables from Benguet farmers to be donated to folks in Manila. 

Also the government of Bocaue, Bulacan has bought 13,200 kilos of assorted vegetables from farmers of Bauko in Mountain Province.

The Pasig local government also bought fresh vegetables from Benguet to be cooked and given to front liners in the city.

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BENECO offers discounts to consumers for April and May through Pantawid Liwanag Program

Cordillera - Member Consumer Owners (MCOs) of the Benguet Electric Cooperative (BENECO) will receive discounts to their bill for April and May according to the latest advisory from the BENECO management. 

"We wish to inform our Member Consumer Owners (MCOs) that BENECO will implement its "Pantawid Liwanag Program" for April and May 2020 as a means to help our MCOs cope with the adverse impact of the enhanced community quarantine," it says.

BENECO will provide the following:

April 2020

• Free electricity for Lifeline residential consumers who consumed 30kWhrs and below
• Php100 discount on the bills of residential consumer who used 31-100kWhrs

May 2020

• Php100 discount on the bill of residential consumers who used 31-100kWhrs

The electric bills for April and May 2020 will be based on actual meter readings. Those who consumed 30kWhrs and below need not pay their bill for April. Those who consumed 31kWhrs to 100kWhrs will have a discount of Php100 on April. Those who consumed 101 to 200kWhrs will also have a discount in May. 

For those who have already paid their bills before the release of the advisory, the amount of subsidy will be credited to their accounts as advance/partial payment for 30kWhrs and below and advance/partial payment for 31kWhrs and above.

source || BENECO

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Kindhearted Fire Officer from Benguet donates 1 month salary (P32,000) to PWDs affected by covid-19 pandemic

Photo Courtesy || FO1 Brian Mader-an

Cordillera - A fire officer from the Baguio City Fire Department has donated his one month salary to the needy who were affected by the Enhanced Community Quarantine in Luzon. 

Fire Officer (FO1) Brian Mader-an has initially donated his one month salary worth P32,000 to buy basic needs to the Person With Disability (PWDs) in Taidangan, Tuba, Benguet.

They also give food packs like rice, can goods and food for the children.

With the help of Jean Kidpalos who organized the charity event, they are also planning to provide another food and financial grants to PWDs including food packs to 50 families, according to a local news outlet.

READ ALSO:  From engineer to farmer: Hardworking farmer from Benguet proves you don't need to go abroad to have a good life

FO1 Mader-an is asking his fellow Fire Officers of the Baguio Fire Department and other individuals who have enough food and money to donate to the less fortunate during this crisis brought by covid-19 pandemic.

The Covid-19 crisis has brought the goodness of us human beings towards our fellowmen. 

READ ALSO: Baguio resident refuses P5,500 SAP from DSWD because his wife was a beneficiary already

Whether big or small, everyone's contributions is very much appreciated. 

Kudos to your sir Brian Mader-an for your donation. May the Lord always keep you safe and your family. Wish you more blessings to come. 

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La Trinidad residents show discipline during community quarantine; follow government regulations

Photo Courtesy || La Trinidad Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office

Cordillera - Not only Baguio City residents are showing discipline during community quarantine. 

Residents of La Trinidad, Benguet are also strictly following the quarantine laws and regulations set forth by the local government. 

Knowing how serious the impact of Covid-19, residents of La Trinidad religiously follow the ECQ guidelines. 

As shown by the La Trinidad Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office on Sunday (Apri19, 2020) on its Facebook page, major thoroughfares in the town were completely free of people.

Business establishments along KM 4 that were known to be very crowded suddenly became empty after La Trinidad LGU had implemented the enhanced community quarantine.

READ ALSO:  Landlord in La Trinidad waives rental fee of his tenants affected by community quarantine

Empty streets during quarantine show the cooperation and discipline of the people of La Trinidad. 

They are united as one and work together with the government to halt the spread of the deadly virus.

The government has been calling all citizens in Luzon to stay home and limit going outside without important purposes.

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LOOK: Team Lakay lends a helping hand to the needy in Benguet thru 'Mobile Tulong'

Cordillera - Philippine's top Mixed Martial Arts stable Team Lakay has joined the hundreds of good Samaritan in the country who stepped up to extend help to many of their kailyans who are in need of assistance amid the global pandemic.

On Wednesday, the team headed by multi-awarded coach Mark Sangiao and joined by former ONE Championship Lightweight World Champion Eduard Folayang and ONE Strawweight World Champion Joshua Pacio unloaded relief packs and distributed them to the residents of Tuba, Benguet.

Parts of the relief packs that were distributed are sacks of rice and fresh Benguet vegetables. 

After Tuba, the team is going to Itogon, Benguet to provide the same assistance to the residents there.

Team Lakay's  'Mobile Tulong' is  being implemented in partnership with ACT-CIS Partylist Congressman Eric Go Yap and the Charen family. 

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Igorot OFW donates P50,000 to buy rice for his hometown in Kabayan, Benguet

Photo Courtesy || Jemmer Tasing Tagure

Cordillera - Another generous Cordilleran has donated cash from his own pockets to buy cavans or rice to be distributed to his townmates in Kabayan Bario, Kabayan, Benguet. 

Jemmer Tasing Tagure, an Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW) working as a seaman posted photos on his Facebook account his cash donations and truck containing sacks of rice. 

Tagure knew how  more than one month Community Quarantine has affected his townmates in terms of livelihood and he wants to share the blessing that he has.

Tagure believes that helping others in whatever we can in time of crisis is a responsibility whether we are wealthy or not.

He said, "I'm not rich and don't have so much things in life. I'm only a sailor and a farmer too. We are all affected by the crisis, share whatever little things we have,"

"This is only small amount but I hope it would bring big smiles for those in needs, Tagure added.

Thank your sir Jemmer Tasing Tagure for your cash donations. Truly a Cordilleran who knew how to give back to his community in times of need. 

May the Lord in heaven bless you a thousand fold. God Bless and Take Care.

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Barangay in Itogon uses unique way to encourage citizens to cooperate with community quarantine

Photo Courtesy || Marlon Palangdan & Ed Galuten Macthok 

Cordillera - In order to encourage its citizens to cooperate with the government's mandate of Enhance Community Quarantine, a barangay in Itogon, Benguet has came up with a unique way to show the seriousness of obeying the rules.

By using a coffin with a note, "Stay Home or Stay Here", front liners in the said barangay hope to instill to the people the importance of staying home to protect themselves from the coronavirus otherwise they'll get infected and end up inside a coffin. 

The corona virus is never a joke, and the personnel manned at the checkpoint are serious in their duty to informed the people of the worse result of not obeying the ECQ.

Netizens were quick to respond to the front liners' creativity by appreciating their efforts and sacrifice to prevent the spread of the deadly virus to the barangay. 

"I appreciate much the way the checkpoint personnel... our obedience is very important... otherwise stay here...," one netizen said.

"Please cooperate in order not to add problems to the frontliners. Take care brothers... protect your selves. Let's help each other to end this pandemic," another netizen reacted.

The Philippine government has been stepping up measures how to contain the spread of the coronavirus. 

Since March 16, 2020, President Duterte has placed the entire Luzon under an "Enhanced Community Quarantine which all cities, municipality down to the barangay level should strictly enforced. 

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Mankayan, Benguet - home of the best gong makers in the Philippines

Cordillera - The municipality of Mankayan just unveiled the largest gong in the Philippines during the celebration of the town's 107th Founding Anniversary on 12, March 2020.

The gong which is expected to become a new tourism attraction of the municipality of Mankayan measures around 7 feet (2.133 meters) in diameter and weighs 175 kilograms.

WATCH: Atok - The most scenic town in Benguet

The new gong from Mankayan surpassed the known largest gong of Kalinga which measures around 2 meters in diameter and weighs 150 kilogram. 

Photo Courtesy || LGU Mankayan

The construction of the gong signifies the town as the source of the best gong in the Philippines. 

Locals of Barangay, Bedbed fabricate gong made up of brass and bronze. 

READ ALSO:  "I met some of the most civilized people [Igorots] in my life" - Kulas, Becoming Filipino

Last year the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) put up a Gong Fabrication Facility and Equipment in the said barangay to make it easier for the locals to make gongs. 

Demand for gongs over the past years had been increasing mainly from token collectors with one gong priced at P8,000 to P27,000. 

Watch this video from 'Kulas' who went to Bedbed and documented what he learnt from one of the local manufacturer of gongs in the barangay.

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12th Grader Igorot Boy Wins Top Award for 'Portable Electricity Generator' Invention

Photo Courtesy || Jan Lyman A. Becte

Cordillera - A young Igorot inventor has found a way to generate electricity with his new invention that has win top award during the recently concluded 2020 National Science and Technology Fair (NSTF) held on March 2 to 6 in Quezon City.

12th grader Jan Lymar A. Becte, a STEM student of Tublay School of Home Industries located in Acop, Caponga, Tublay, Benguet was a one of the top awardees in the Science Innovation Expo Category. 

His invention is called "Innovative Portable Electricity Generator" is among the top 3 winners of the said category.

Prior to winning the NSTF award, Becte's invention has been a recipient of the One Meralco Foundation's Energy Innovation Award for his exemplary works in utilizing energy and technology products to help address social challenges.

Meanwhile, Williann Angelo Pangilinan, a student of Angeles City Science High School was awarded as the Best Presenter in the Robotics and Intelligent Machines Category.

Winners of the 2020 NSTF will have a chance to represent the Philippines at the 2020 Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in Anaheim, California.

The NSTF 2020 is organized by the Department of Education in cooperation with the Gokongwei Brothers Foundation, One Meralco, International Labor Organization, American Spaces Philippines, and the Embassy of the United States of America

Congratulations.

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Thousands came out to buy fresh and affordable Cordilleran vegetable in QC.

Photo Courtesy || Jim Meer Libiran

Cordillera - Fresh vegetables from Benguet were on display at the Fresh Market at Quezon Memorial Circle today (March 7, 2020) and tomorrow (March 8, 2020). 

Vegetables came directly from farmers in Cordillera, so the price is much lower compared to vegetables sold in Supermarkets. 

Starting at 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, buyers can buy fresh vegetables from Cordilleran farmers. 

Around 16 tons of vegetables were available at the Fresh Market with prices currently at P80 for a kilo of broccoli, P150 for kale, and P80 for spinach, according to a post by The Veggie Drop Off, which is a group of volunteers who organized the two day event. 

Photo Courtesy ||Jim Meer Libiran

On Saturday, thousands of buyers came out at the Fresh Market to buy cheap vegetables from the Cordilleran farmers.

Some buyers have become volunteers to help the farmers and organizers in conducting the smooth flow of selling vegetables.

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LOOK: New flower farm with 20,000 roses opens in Alapang, La Trinidad

Photo Courtesy || Chrisel Biase FB

Cordillera - The Alapang flower garden in the town of La Trinidad, Benguet is the newest attraction in the province with over 20,000 roses ready to provide Instragram-worthy photos for visitors and tourists. 

This astounding flower garden is found in Ettong, Alapang, La Trinidad just eight kilometers away from Baguio city. 

You don't need to fly to Bali, Indonesia to have this luxurious experience.

Be the first to visit the place on its soft opening today, March 7, 2020. There is a 60 pesos entrance fee per head but it's free for your children if they are 0-7 years old.

Going for an adventure or photo shoot at the Rose Garden is easy  to find. 

If you are driving, take the Alapang route. But if you are commuting, take the Camp Dangwa or Upper Tomay jeepney to Alapang Junction.

Here is a short video instruction on how to get there. Courtesy  to justmedonna YT channel. 

Do a race with your buddies going down the path ahead to add more fun in your adventure. Enjoy the walking exercise, appreciate the nature and benefit from the fresh air. 

If you  want to reach the place right away, take a taxi and you'll get there in no time.

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Four provinces in Cordillera pass good financial housekeeping standards

Cordillera - Four provinces in the Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR) passed the good financial housekeeping (GFH) standards for the year 2019 as announced by the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG).

In the official list released on January 31, 2020, Abra, Apayao, Benguet and Mountain Province in CAR were among the passers of the GFH standards. 

In the city Category, Baguio city made it to the list and for the municipal category, 22 municipalities of Abra were included. 

All of the local government unit and the provincial government passed the qualification based on COA's audit and compliant to the full disclosure policy (FDP) by posting requirements in three conspicuous places for the last two preceding quarters and compliance with the FDP on the FDP portal for the last two preceding quarters.

Passing the GFH standard will have a bearing in the Seal of Good Local Governance (SGLG) awards. It it the number one criteria in selecting the winner for the SGLG award. 

According to PNA only 89 percent of the total LGUs in the country have passed the GFH. There were total of 1,706 LGUs throughout the country that were assessed, of which only 1,522 have passed.

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WATCH: Erwin Tulfo features Benguet farmer Joel Paquito's success story in farming

Cordillera - The success story of Joel Paquito, an electrical engineer turned farmer has been featured in Erwin Tulfo TV program 'Tatak Erwin Tulfo Weekend Edition. 

Joel Paquito is one of the few farmers who become successful in farming and proved that one doesn't need to go abroad and leave your family to earn a decent income. 

Watch his story below. Our hope is that his story will inspire Filipino farmers not to abandon farming.

You can also read his story here:

 From engineer to farmer: Hardworking farmer from Benguet proves you don't need to go abroad to have a good life

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Igorot Boxing Promoter to receive 2019 'South East Asia Promoter of the Year' award

Cordillera - An Igorot boxing promoter, Mr Brico Langbay Santig, is set to receive an award as the 2019 'South East Asia Promoter of the Year' from the Asian Boxing Council on March 14-16 in Bangkok, Thailand. 

"WBC Asian Boxing Council is most pleased to inform you that you have been selected to receive the 2019 'South East Asia Promoter of the Year' award. The awards presentation will be held during the Gala Dinner night, on March 14 - 17, 7pm - 10pm, at the Athenee Hotel in Bangkok, Thailand," said in the letter sent to Santig. 

According to WBC, Santig was chosen to receive the award because of his big contribution in the promotion of boxing and Muay Thai in the region. 

Santig is the owner of the Higland Boxing Promotions located in La Trinidad, Benguet where most talented boxing champions come to train. 

He also put up his own boxing gym in Manila and also in Bangkok, Thailand, where his family currently resides. 

In 2019, he was awarded as the Boxing Promoter of the Year from the Kafagway/Kordillera International Sport Luminary Awards Podium. 

His boxing promotion also recognized as being the Best Boxing Promotion in the Philippines.

Congratulations!

source || Bombor Radyo Baguio

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Philippines named 2nd most instagrammable place in the world

Photo Courtesy || Rehina Gutierrez

Cordillera - The Philippines was hailed as the second most “Instagrammable” place in the world for 2021 following Tokyo, Japan when it comes picturesque destinations according to travel website Big 7 Travel.

Big 7 Travel based the result on a scoring system that analyzed the amount of hashtags per destinations, survey results from social media and input from it editorial team.

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Are you looking for a massive, magical sunflower fields for your next Instagram post? 

This sunflower farms located in Shilan, Benguet, a 12 kilometer ride from Baguio City offers you a garden of fully bloom 10,000 sunflowers. 

Photo Courtesy || Cordillera's Pride

You can have plenty of Instagram-worthy photos in different angles. We believe these fields will bloom until next month. 

The location is not very far from Baguio. You can take jeepney ride from Magsaysay Avenue to Shilan. Look for the jeepney with Acop-Tublay route.  

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There's a 5-6 minutes walk from the national highway. 

Tourists who are going to visit Paoay flower farms in Atok can also drop by in Shilan to visit this farm. 

If you have your cars with you, don't worry about parking because the place has plenty of parking space. 

You can also enjoy their unlimited hot Benguet brewed coffee before and after you take your Instagram-worthy photos at the farm. 

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Hardworking farmer from Benguet builds Dream House from vegetable farming

Photo Courtesy || Agribusiness

Cordillera - While young people of this generation abandon farming and go to the city, get a college degree and work as an employee of a company, this engineer from Benguet chose the opposite. 

Joel Paquito, abandoned pursuing his career being a full time engineer after finishing his degree on electrical engineering and went back to farming instead. 

Paquito, now a full time vegetable farmer in his local town in Bugiuas, Benguet said in an interview with Agribusiness that his heart was in to farming. 

"May puso kasi ako sa farming. Yung namulatan kung trabaho ng magulang ko, lalo na yung tatay ko... Talagang yung puso ko bumalik sa farm," Paquito said.

Unlike from being an employee in a company where you have a boss, Joel said that in farming you are the boss and no one is pressuring and controlling you in whatever you want to do. 

He said that what he learned from his degree in electrical engineering, he can also apply them in his work being a farmer.

Asked about the common problem of farmers who suffer from bankruptcy due to pest and oversupply of vegetables in the market,  Joel admitted that he too suffered from not getting returns from his capital due to a disease that affected the soil.

However, Joel didn't easily give up otherwise, he will be the loser in the end. He gave an advice to his fellow farmers what to do when they  face challenges and are affected with problems.

"Bilang farmer, kailangan mo ring maintindihan na ang lugi ay hindi ibig sabihin na yun na ang huli. Pag ang nasa isip natin ay tapos na baka hindi mo na mabawi [ang puhunan mo]. 

Joel said that you have to plant again even if your first plant was unsuccessful. 

He also pointed out the importance of having some savings. 

"Kailangang mag-ipon ka. Kung may pera kailang hindi mo dapat iwaldas lahat, darating ang panahon na yung tanim mo rin malulugi, meron tayong back-up," Joel shared.

"Karamihan talaga sa mga  farmers pag may pera hindi iniisip ang kalugihan... Dapat sa mga farmers alam ang [pinagkaiba] ng 'needs at wants'... Alam natin ang kailangan natin sa farm at sa buhay, hindi lang puro 'wants'," he added.

Joel shared some tips to his fellow farmers in managing their finances when starting to farm. Since farming takes a  month or two for soil preparation up to harvest, he advised that farmers should have an emergency fund allocated for the two months that they don't have an income. They can also take some extra work to get income while waiting for the harvest.

Joel proved that you don't need to go abroad or get a job from the city to make a good life. Because of his good principle in farming, he was able to buy his own car and build his own house. 

Watch the whole interview of Joel below from Agribusiness

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PNP-Martime Group headed by Igorot cop receives award for Best Regional Maritime Unit of the year

Photo Courtesy || Maritime Group - Philippine National Police

Cordillera -  A Cordilleran cop from Benguet has received awards during the 29th Maritime Group Founding  Anniversary on February 20, 2020.

PCOL Dennis Denver A. Sab-it, Chief, RMU1 received the award for being the Best Regional Maritime Unit of the year. 

He also received the award of The Director Maritime Group Streamer.

The maritime unit headed by PCOL Sab-it was honored and  awarded during the event held at the Multi-Purpose Hall, Camp BGen Rafael T Crame in Quezon City.

With the theme, "Marinong Pulis at Mamamayan: Magtulungan para sa Katahimikan, Kaayusan at Kasaganaan ng Karagatan," guest of honor and speaker Senator Ronald "Bato" Dela Rosa graced the event. 

Other honored guests include PLTGEN Guillermo Lorenzo T. Eleazar, TDCO, PMGEN Cesar Hawthorne R. Binag, TCDS, and PMGEN Israel Ephraim T. Dickson, DIPO-VIS.

The Philippine National Police Maritime Group (PNP-MG) is one of the twelve National Operational Support Unit (NOSU) of the Philippine National Police mandated under Republic Act 6975 to perform functions over the country's territorial waters, lakes and rivers, coastal areas to include ports and harbors and small islands for the security and the sustainable development of the maritime environment in the Philippines.

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New 2.2 Kilometer access road to Tublay, Benguet now completed - DPWH

Photo Courtey || DPWH || Daniel's Eco-travel

Cordillera - Tublay, a landlocked agricultural municipality in Benguet, is now more accessible to tourists traders with the completion of the new Acop-Kapangan-Kibungan-Bakun Junction to Bangho-Daclan-Basil-Tublay Central Road. 

Public Works and Highways Secretary Mark A. Villar announced that safer and more convenient travel awaits tourists visiting Tublay with completion of the 2.2 kilometer concrete road that serves as an alternate route for the existing Acop-Kapangan-Kibungan-Bakun Road. 

The construction of the new Acop-Kapangan-Kibungan-Bakun Junction to Bangho-Daclan-Basil-Tublay Central Road is part of the Roads Levering Linkages of Industry and Trade of the ROLL IT Program, a convergence and special support program of the Department of Trade and Industries (DTI) and DPWH aimed to provide economic opportunities in the municipality. 

The road project involves construction a new access road, slope protection, curb and gutter, installation of concrete barrier in high elevation areas. 

According to DPWH Benguet Second District Engineer Romelda A. Bangasan, a total of P87.7 -million was allocated for the road project which also involved widening of narrow road sections from eight (8) to nine (9) meters.

"Aside from the boost in tourism, we are glad to provide better road infrastructure to facilitate faster delivery of goods from farms to markets are the municipality on one of the major vegetable producers in Cordillera," Secretary Villar said.

To know more about Tourist Spots in Tublay, please visit Daniel's Eco Travel website.

source || DPWH

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WATCH: Drone Footage of Halsema Highway by SEFTV

Cordillera - With an altitude of around 2,255 meters above seal level, the Halsema Highway also known as mountain trail is the highest altitude highway in the Philippines just next to the Kiangan-Tinoc-Bugias Road in Tinoc, Ifugao. 

Don't you know that Halsema Highway was name after an American engineer who was known for building Baguio's most important public structures? 

His name was Eusebius Julius Halsema who served as Baguio's mayor during the year 1920 to 1937. It was during his term that Halsema Highway was constructed.

The highway has served motorists and tourists from the lowlands to have access to the northern part of Cordillera and the Ilocos Region. 

It was also the main road use by vegetables farmers to transport their produce to the trading post in La Trinidad.

The 150-kilometer or 93.2 miles highway covers 95 kilometers of Benguet province and traverses eight of its municipalities (La Trinidad, Tublay, Atok, Bokod, Kabayan, Bugias, Bakun, and Mankayan. 

In recent years, Halsema was considered one of the most dangerous highways in the world due to sharp road curves, landslides, zero visibility during rainy season due to fog. 

But the road has now improved tremendously, as the road has been regularly repaired and cemented concrete railings have been installed and the landslide prone area has been layered with stone walls. 

Much works has been done to improve the conditions of the Halsema Highway and it now becomes one of the top tourists spot to visit in Cordillera. 

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Igorot Cop from La Trinidad, Benguet promoted 1-star PNP General

Photo Courtesy || Jaywil Yabut FB

Cordillera - A Cordilleran police officer has been promoted to one-star PNP General at Camp Crame in Quezon City on January 28, 2019. 

Joined by his wife, Police officer Fynn Eckman Dongbo received his one star rank insignia from Philippine National Police Director Archie Gamboa. 

Dongbo is a member of the Philippine Military Academy Class of 1990 and has worked as a ranking officer in the peacekeeping missions of the United Nation in different countries back in 2005 to 2011. 

His current position is an executive officer of the PNP Directorate for Investigation and Detective Management in Camp Crame. 

Before that, he served as the company commander of the Tarlac Provincial Mobile Group and also served as the provincial director of Bataan Police Provincial Office. 

He also served as the acting city director of the Bacolod City Police Office in 2017.

Dongbo is a proud Cordilleran, who traces his roots from Alno, La Trinidad, Benguet.

He finished his secondary education from the University of Baguio.

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