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  • Apr 28
  • 1 min read

In a meaningful display of community partnership and shared responsibility, the Benguet Vegetable Truck Drivers’ Association, Inc. formally donated one hundred (100) pieces of stick brooms to the Municipal Government of La Trinidad in support of ongoing environmental sanitation and public cleanliness efforts.


Representing the association during the turnover were Mr. Hilarion Ganados, President, and Mr. Rodrigo Lawan, Secretary/Treasurer, whose contribution reflects the organization’s commitment to supporting initiatives that directly benefit the municipality and its people.


Present during the turnover were MENRO Arthur A. Pedro, LTVTP Market Supervisor Janice Alleg, Municipal Administrator Atty. Franco G. Bawang Jr., and Private Secretary Roger Angel, underscoring the local government’s continued collaboration with community stakeholders in promoting cleanliness, order, and shared civic responsibility.


The donation symbolizes the spirit of Binnadang, where cooperation between the public and private sectors strengthens La Trinidad’s commitment to maintaining a cleaner, healthier, and more progressive municipality.


Through simple yet impactful contributions, partnerships like these continue to reinforce that community development is best achieved when everyone works together.



Author & Photographer: D. Molitas

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