27 January 2011

Transfer of Paglaum floodlights to Panaad set today

NEGROS Occidental High School (NOHS) Principal Mario Amaca yesterday confirmed that the national office of the Department of Education has already given go signal for the transfer of the floodlights from Paglaum Sports Complex to Panaad Stadium, as part of the upgrading of Panaad's lighting system for the upcoming AFC-Challenge Cup scheduled February 9, 2011.

Amaca said that, after he received the order from DepEd-Negros Occidental Supt. Rizalino Tortosa to oversee the undertaking, he immediately communicated with the Dynamic Builders & Construction Company for the transfer of the lighting equipment.

"We will have this transfer recorded as compliance with the existing rules and regulations on the transfer of government properties," Amaca explained.


In the communication sent to Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) chairman Ricardo Garcia, DepEd Secretary Armin Luistro stated that DepEd has no objection to the PSC's request for the transfer of all Paglaum's available floodlights, including its accessories, to Panaad Stadium, provided that the existing rules and regulations for the transfer of property are strictly followed.

Meanwhile, Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) chairman Monico Puentevella reiterated that PLDT and SMART Communication chairman Manny Pangilinan has signified his intention to assist the province for the possible expansion of the Panaad Stadium in preparation for future international football competitions.

Puentevella said that Pangilinan will talk to Gov. Alfredo Marañon Jr. and will see what his companies can do, particularly in expanding the stadium's existing structure which can accommodate 20,000 spectators. (Jerome S. Galunan Jr.)

Sun Star Bacolod

3 comments:

  1. Hurry up guys!!!! The whole country is waiting.

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  2. "strictly followed"? What rules or regulations are so important that they have to be strictly followed when the country is at risk, once again, of becoming a laughing stock?

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  3. 2000 free seats for VIP's at the Panaad (2000!!). What's the difference between an octopus and a Filipino VIP?
    An octopus has lots of arms and sucks.
    A VIP has lots of arms and sucks even harder.

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