Unlad Pilipinas: Mga Kwento sa Polomolok (Part 1)
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“UNLAD Pilipinas” is a one-hour daily documentary program that showcases the best practices of different government agencies, provinces, cities, government and non-governmental institutions attained through infrastructure and public works such as roads, bridges, electrification in sitios, and the social, commercial, and developments that have eased the way of living of the Filipinos.
Mr. Soriano is a former ABS-CBN reporter, news manager, and Mindanao News Bureau Chief, newscaster of ABC 5 and producer, anchor, host of Inquirer Television. He is now part of the People’s Television Network as host and producer of “Magandang Gabi Pilipinas”, “Isyu One-on-One”, and “UnladPilipinas.”
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My tatay and nanay were retired harvesters of Dolefil company. I am proud of them for raising us. Wow so wow for showing our hometown... Mabuhay ang Polomolok. Sana noon png 2012, naging city na ang POLOMOLOK
Thanks for mentioning my home town polomolok
WOW! Thank you for featuring my hometown. Polomolok is one of the treasures of the Philippines.
I've been there field harvesting. Preparation canning 3 different department's in the late 80s....
Thanks for featuring my hometown. Polomolok
mt. matutum is a still active and one of the volcanoes in part of pacific ring of fires
Hopefully some other countries coming visiting to polomolok this coming year 2021 thank you so much mayor honey coz polomolok coming city God bless polomolok
Mingaw nko dinha
Galing na ako dyan
Nice vid
Shoutout po
Napakalawak ng pinyahan jan sir
Proud southCot💪😍😊😊
Gensan here
As in the 60s - same blatant problem - missing tooth - that's due to pineapple acid. I am one of those victims (not really a victim because it depends on us to care for our teeth). Unfortunately, I just happen to get a worthless company dentist in my teens that pulled my teeth out (right away) even if I only had a pinpoint cavity. You know it's the 60s - dentists don't really care. I hope their dentist now is into preserving teeth instead. It does ruin our beautiful smile, you know.