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Province of Dinagat Islands

Province in the Caraga Region of the Philippines

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Province of Dinagat Islands

“Empowering communities by bringing Government Services closer to the People,  one step at a time.”

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Hon. Nilo "REMEDY" Demerey Jr.

4th Governor of the Province of Dinagat Islands

MISSION

An industrialized agri-fishery and eco-tourism island province with responsively managed mining enjoyed by empowered, resilient, God centered and safe communities.

VISIONS

The promotion of the general welfare of the people of Dinagat Islands is the primary mission of the Province. Towards this end, the Provincial Government shall endeavor to pursue sustainable development of its resources, including the protection of the environment, for a better quality of life of its citizenry, through good governance and effective partnerships with stakeholders and component LGUs.

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Province of Dinagat Islands

The province was the site of the historic Battle of Surigao Strait during the Second World War. 

The Municipality of Loreto became the entry point of the American Liberation Forces on October 17, 1944. It was on this shore that the 6th Ranger Battalion of the 6th U.S. Army under Maj. Henry A. Mucci landed at Sitio Campintac of Barangay Panamaon, Loreto. It was during this landing that the American flag was first rehoisted on Philippine soil after the Philippine-American Forces were defeated at the start of World War II by the Japanese Forces. They named the place “Black Beach No. 2”. 

The brave stance of the combined Philippine-American Forces in Loreto helped opened the door of Philippine liberation from the claws of Imperial Japan that culminated in the withdrawal of the Japanese Forces from the Philippine soil.

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Introducing Our Distinguished Officials

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SEGUNDINO S. BASADRE, LLB

SECRETARY TO THE SANGGUNIAN

CARLOS P. BUA

PROVINCIAL BOARD MEMBER

ALLAN II B. ECLEO

PCL PRESIDENT

CARLOS G. ELUDO

PROVINCIAL BOARD MEMBER

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