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Lim issues apology to dyRD management
By: KIT BAGAIPO
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City
Mayor Dan Lim formally made public his apology to the
management of Station dyRD during his weekly "Mayor's
Report" yesterday after he criticized the radio
management for hiring "rejects from the competing
station."
According
to Lim, as a public official, he is vulnerable to all
sorts of criticism. While he welcomes those that would
contribute for the development of the community, he
disapproves of personal attacks made against him over
the radio.
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The
mayor said he expects the same transparency from members of
the media, the way he is also transparent in handling his
radio program.
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Even
as his tirades last week identified dyRD in general, the
mayor clarified he was particularly referring to a block-time
radio program which he claims, "is criticizing [him]
everyday."
He
thanked the station's management for putting a disclaimer
in all block-time programs starting last Monday.
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Lim
said that since his first term, he had been criticized many
times over dyRD and its sister company, the Bohol Chronicle.
However, the mayor acknowledged he could see that the comments
were made with the intent of finding solutions to flaws and
deficiencies in the community.
Bohol
Chronicle and dyRD have become institutions that established
its integrity in over 50 years of serving the Boholano community,
not only here but all over the world, Lim concluded.
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| READY FOR DISTRIBUTION.
For the third year in a row, the city government will
be giving some 9,500 free school bags each containing
10 notebooks, crayons, pencils, ballpen and paper pads
that will be distributed by City Mayor Dan Lim to all
city public elementary schools starting tomorrow in barangay
Cabawan. City general services officer Mark Leo Monton
inspects the items that will now include umbrellas and
raincoats while school uniforms and shoes will follow.
Foto DANNY REYES |
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