14/08/2026
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The Sangguniang Bayan of Hungduan, in collaboration with Ifugao State UniversityโHapao Campus, conducted an Information Dissemination Drive (IDD) on municipal ordinances, crime prevention, Republic Act No. 10630, and adolescent education on August 13, 2026. The activity aimed to enhance awareness among students and community members on municipal ordinances, public safety, responsible citizenship, and youth welfare.
In his welcome remarks, Campus Executive Director Dr. Teroy D. Pacliw emphasized the importance of understanding municipal ordinances and crime prevention measures in promoting the safety, protection, and holistic development of the youth. Mx. Javid Inabiohan, Local Legislative Staff Officer III, acknowledged the participants and encouraged the youth to participate in the upcoming Linggo ng Kabataan celebration on August 29โ31, 2026. Municipal Vice Mayor Hon. Romeo L. Haguyayap underscored the importance of obeying laws and ordinances and urged students to actively engage in the discussions.
A message of support from Municipal Mayor Hon. Casan P. Dumulag, delivered by Ms. Evelyne D. Licayo, emphasized that ordinances are intended to guide citizens toward responsible conduct and promote peace, order, and harmony in the community.
Ms. Jocelyn H. Dulnuan, Sangguniang Bayan Secretary, discussed several municipal ordinances, including Ordinance No. 215, Series of 2026, or the Hungduan Videoke Regulation and Public Peace Ordinance, which prohibits videoke and other amplified devices from 9:00 PM to 9:00 AM. Ordinance No. 214 on curfew hours for minors, Ordinance No. 216 on proper dress decorum, and Ordinance No. 212 regulating alcoholic beverages and public drinking were also discussed.
PMSg Martha B. Taguiling talked about Anti-Terrorism, Cybercrime Prevention, and Anti-Illegal Drugs, reminding participants to practice vigilance, protect personal information, avoid suspicious links, and report unlawful activities.
PSSg Amelyn G. Anical also discussed Republic Act No. 10630, highlighting the protection, rehabilitation, and welfare of children in conflict with the law and the importance of preventing child abuse, exploitation, and involvement of children in criminal activities.
SB members Hon. Jeremiah T. Ipan and Hon. Jessie Lacbawan encouraged participants to be advocates and share the knowledge gained with fellow youth and other community members, particularly on public safety and cybercrime prevention.// Jemina Gladwin Atolba