Ang Kapatiran presidential standard bearer John Carlos delos Reyes shake hands with salt vendor in the Old Public Market in Olongapo City. Known in the city as JC, he opted to start his presidential campaign in his hometown here in Olongapo City. Photo by David Bayarong
Ang Kapatiran presidential standard bearer John Carlos delos Reyes is seen holding his own leaflets as he together with some of his senatorial candidate and handful of supporters formally started their campaign in the city. Photo by David Bayarong
A supporter of Ang Kapatiran Party dress up like a “Payaso” with one of the main campaign line of Ang Kapatiran “vote out graft and corruption” during the start of their campaign in the city. Photo by David Bayarong
Posters of Bagumbayan presidential bet and vice presidential bet, Richard Gordon and Bayani Fernando litter the city during the start of the election campaign. This photo was taken in front of the Olongapo City National High School along Rizal Avenue. Photo by David Bayarong
Students from the Regional Science High School pick up trash during the beach clean up drive organized by the Lighthouse Marina Resort, some 300 individual participated during the clean up. Photo by David Bayarong
This large tarpaulin of the Gordon Straight Ticket in front of the Olongapo City Public Market is allegedly being lighted by a halogen light from the Public Utility Department (PUD). Photo by David Bayarong Note: A few hours after posting this picture the marking of PUD on the spot light was painted over.
Students from Mondriaan Aura College conduct a free Blood Pressure at the main gate of the Subic Bay Freeport. Dubbed as “Lab Kita Pa BP ka” headed by the Peoples Management Association of the Philippines and Mondriaan Aura College, the annual free BP check is held every Thursday up to the end of February. Photo by Anthony Bayarong
Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority Administrator Armand Arreza (left) and SBMA Chairman Feliciano Salonga (right) hands out a check worth P4 Million to Subic Bay Integrated Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Management Council (SBI-FARMC) Chairman Laureano Artagame and FARMC-Olongapo Chairman Daniel Mejia as financial assistance to fisher folks in the Subic Bay area. Photo by Anthony Bayarong