FLOW @ COWD Shop Grounds

May 19, 2010 : FLOW members and employees held their first day of peaceful mass demonstration simultaneous at the Admin. Building in Corrales' 66th day of picketing across the street. The members were updated anew on the group's intention and objective by way of appealing for the following, to list ;

• LIFTING OF THE LWUA INTERVENTION





• APPOINT THE NEXT GM FROM WITHIN COWD





• GENUINE SOLUTION TO THE BWSP CONTRACT MESS

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   VOTE WISELY…
   SURIIN MABUTI ANG INYONG BOBOTOHANG KANDIDATO… YONG KANDIDATONG MAKAKATULONG SA PAG UNLAD NG ATING NAGHIHINGALONG EKONOMIYA.

   HUWAG PADADALA SA MGA MATATAMIS NA SALITA AT PERA NA BINIBITAWAN NG MGA GALANTENG POLITIKO… PAGNAGKATAON YAN AY BABAWIIN DIN NILA SA KABAN NG BAYAN..PARA BUMALIK SA KANILANG BULSA.

   IPA IRAL ANG IYONG KONSENSYA…. VOTE WISELY AND SELECT THE BEST CANDIDATE, OTHERWISE… VOTE NOBODY !!!!!!

   MAU NA NI ATONG PANAHON PARA MAUSAB ANG DAGAN SA PANAHON…..

   DAGHAN SALAMAT – MAAYONG BUNTAG!!!!

May 1 - Prayer Rally

May 1, 2010 : FLOW at its 53rd day of peaceful mass demonstration on COWD issues related to the Bulk Water Supply Contract discrepancies and the controversial LWUA intervention, conducted a prayer rally @ KIOSKO Kagawasan in Divisoria to commemorate the Labor Day celebration. The group is calling Vice-Mayor Emano on his commitment to convince if not persuade the board of directors , who were appointed during his term, to consider lifting the LWUA intervention by relieving Engr. Proceso Pag-ong, Jr. who failed to resolve the conflict between the board, the management and the employees on very sensitive issues, major of which is the questionable BWSP Contract. The group offered prayers and lit candles to show reconciliation and hopeful of peaceful means to finally resolve the COWD mess.

DAY 52 : FLOW President celebrates bday

FLOW President Engr. Antonio B. Young celebrated his birthday in the streets on its 52nd day of protest against irregularities inside the water district firm. The group continued with its monitoring and follow-up with the commitment of Vice-mayor Emano and his appointed board of directors to consider lifting the LWUA Intervention and finally put concrete solutions on how to handle the Bulk Water Supply Project Agreement discrepancies. FLOW will stay vigilant for this promising development to finally put rest of the whole COWD controversy.