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Thursday, December 8, 2016

Shariff Aguak to pursue socio-economic thrusts

PUSHING ONWARDS --- Cashmer D. Ampatuan, municipal information officer of Shariff Aguak, cites moves to push the town’s socio-economic pursuits for the upliftment of the constituents.

COTABATO CITY- The local government unit of Shariff Aguak in Maguindanao is bound to pursue socio-economic endeavours to uplift the living condition of the town constituents.

Cashmer D. Ampatuan, municipal information officer, said they are delighted to announce that the road widening in the national highway is on its way for completion in few weeks’ time.

“The road widening is from Barangay Poblacion to the boundary in Barangay Labulabu,” he said.

Ampatuan added that they have also loaned farm equipment and dump trucks that stand to benefit the town folks in terms of economic support.

“Monthly allowance is also given to social pensioners or the elderly aging 70 and up,” he said.

In its fight against drug abuse, he said the municipal government just finished a random drug test among the LGU personnel, town officials, and barangay chairmen.

“We are glad to inform you that none of them were found positive,” he said.

Ampatuan said they are currently strengthening the municipal anti-drug abuse campaign. “In fact, we have at least 330 drug users who surrendered to local authorities. We monitor their daily routines and we are giving them livelihood assistance to fully turn their backs out of drugs. We also engage them into sports activities,” he said.


Shariff Aguak, formerly Maganoy, is a 3rd income class municipality in the province of Maguindanao. It is politically subdivided into 13 barangays, namely Bagong, Bialong, Kuloy, Labu-labu, Lapok (Lepok), Malingao, Poblacion, Poblacion I, Poblacion II, Satan, Tapikan, Timbangan, and Tina. (GILMHAR A. LAO & ANNE B. ACOSTA)

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