Concerned People of Buhi

23/09/2025

MANINDUGAN, MAKISARO, ASIN MAGSULOT NIN PUTING BADO SA MAABOT NA HUWEBES

Magkasararo kita sa matuninong na pagpamibi, pakanuod asin pag-hirô na durungan tanganing marumpag an kurapsyon sa bilog na nasyon.

MANINDUGAN, MAKISARO, ASIN MAGSULOT NIN PUTING BADO SA MAABOT NA HUWEBES
Magkasararo kita sa matuninong na pagpamibi, pakanuod asin pag-hirô na durungan tanganing marumpag an kurapsyon sa bilog na nasyon.

22/09/2025

SPOTTED: In Barangay San Antonio, Buhi, Camarines Sur, a netizen spotted something unusual this morning — a banana tree planted right in the middle of an unfinished road repair. 🌱

Locals say it’s their creative way of showing frustration over the seemingly endless rehabilitation project.

22/09/2025

Taynga kaypuwan magasâ!

I A school principal and concerned citizen, Job Rubi, has drawn public attention to the unfinished “BBM Bridge” project in Barangay Sta. Justina, Buhi, under the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) Camarines Sur 5th District Engineering Office.

In a social media post addressed to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., Rubi wrote: “I hope this will be completed, dear President BBM. Bridge located at Sitio Binobong, Sta. Justina. The budget was from the CY 2023 GAA Fund. Thank you.”

According to the project billboard, construction began on October 9, 2023, with GCI Construction and Development Corporation serving as the contractor. Rubi, however, noted an error on the signage, which incorrectly stated the location as Barangay San Jose Salay instead of Sitio Binobong, Barangay Sta. Justina.

The post has sparked concern among residents, who are calling on authorities to expedite the project’s completion, citing its vital role in local mobility and community access especially the students.

21/09/2025

BUAYA! MAUNAS!
‘DÂ SËPËG!

20/09/2025

Isipën na sana ninyo, abang kita nisakit sa baâ, a mga politiko-kurapto nipasiram-siram sa sintabong inunasan sa banwaan.

20/09/2025

MAKIËSAD! MANINDËGAN!

Puti tumang sa mga Korap!

20/09/2025

JUST IN: The Civil Service Commission (CSC) says government employees may join mass protests on Sunday, September 21.

In an interview on DZRH News’ Special on Saturday, CSC Assistant Commissioner Ariel Ronquillo reminded civil servants that they may exercise their rights responsibly, avoid unlawful acts, and uphold the image of government service should they join the protests.

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