SULU – Hundreds of residents in Kalingalan Caluang in the southern Philippine province of Sulu have welcomed Governor Totoh Tan and his entourage who visited the town to inaugurate the 30 newly-installed solar-powered street lights.
Governor Tan, accompanied by Vice Governor Sakur Tan and other provincial officials, handed over the project to local executives headed by Mayor Liezel Halun, who praised the young politician for his numerous infrastructure and support to the town.
Nurunisah Tan, who heads the Sulu Provincial Women Council, was also in the entourage and conducted free medical and dental services in the town.
The young governor pledged more infrastructure project for the town and urged the locals to support their leaders and help make Kalingalan Caluang a progressive and peaceful town.
Provincial board members and other municipal mayors were also with the group of Governor Tan, among others.
Mayor Halun awarded the governor and his vice governor, including Mrs Tan, plaques as an appreciation by the local municipal government and the people of Kalingalan Caluang for their benevolent support.
A strong environmental advocate, Governor Tan has installed many solar-power street lights in Sulu as part of the provincial government’s “clean and green” project, among other vital infrastructure in support to his peace and development campaign in the province. (Mindanao Examiner)
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