What's Up Dagupan Tweets from August 23 to August 29


  1. Syudad na Dagupan pinaka-atagey so kaso ya dengue ed buon Pangasinan - PHO http://fb.me/HWhkcGuE
    about 7 hours ago via Facebook





    • July 2010 NLE Performance of Schools: UNIVERSITY OF PANGASINAN ranked 61 nationwide with 51.9%. CdD ranked 77 with... http://fb.me/EhqexjP37:11 PM Aug 27th via Facebook





      • July 2010 NLE Results http://fb.me/EQ2PrPZW6:52 PM Aug 27th via Facebook





        • July 2010 NLE Performance of School with 100 and More Examinees http://fb.me/DEEByR0o6:45 PM Aug 27th via Facebook





          • July 2010 NLE Performance of School with 30-99 Examineeshttp://fb.me/tfL9xUaw6:43 PM Aug 27th via Facebook





            • July 2010 NLE Performance of School with Less than 30 Examineeshttp://fb.me/EoRjGrtf6:27 PM Aug 27th via Facebook





              • Of Bangus and floods: Are we ready to kill the milkfish that made Dagupan the “Bangus Capital of the World?”http://fb.me/GSYc0vLL1:30 AM Aug 27th via Facebook





                • Dagupan to start dismantling fishpens in Septemberhttp://fb.me/C5BtyUPr1:22 AM Aug 27th via Facebook





                  • Gulayan sa barangay intensified in Dagupanhttp://fb.me/FPEz87oB1:21 AM Aug 27th via Facebook





                    • At 4:00 p.m. today, the Low Pressure Area (LPA) was estimated based on satellite and surface data at 120 km East...http://fb.me/IaotHBvw7:53 PM Aug 26th via Facebook





                      • Strong ITCZ intensity + Tropical Disturbance 96W (LPA/1008 MB) slowly consolidating over the Philippine Sea, about...http://fb.me/EocksuGa11:08 PM Aug 24th via Facebook





                        • Kudos to Eco-Councilors Jesus D Canto and Brian Lim! Keep it up!http://fb.me/Hycj3RD19:37 PM Aug 24th via Facebook





                          • Kapigan kasi naapiger so http://dagupan.gov.ph?http://fb.me/t0QuX0YI9:32 PM Aug 24th via Facebook

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