DILG Brings Government Services to Remote Pangasinan Barangays
The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) in Pangasinan conducted a service caravan for eight geographically isolated and disadvantaged barangays, aiming to provide essential government services and address community needs in areas previously affected by communist terrorist group activities.
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