Calamba, Misamis Occidental - In a momentous announcement, Misamis Occidental Governor Henry Sevilla Oaminal proudly revealed the impending opening of a P21 million man-made lake, marking a significant milestone in the province's tourism development efforts.
Speaking at a press conference, Governor Oaminal expressed his excitement about the project, stating, "I am thrilled to announce that a man-made lake is soon to open in Calamba, which cost P21 million for our tourism development project. This lake will not only enhance our province's natural beauty but also offer a recreational haven for locals and tourists alike."
The man-made lake, covering an expansive area, promises to be a new gem in Misamis Occidental's growing list of attractions. Surrounded by lush greenery, it is poised to become a serene oasis for those seeking tranquility and leisure in the heart of nature.
In addition to the lake's inauguration, Governor Oaminal also celebrated the completion of a vital infrastructure project. The newly inaugurated water system in Barangay Bonifacio, Calamba town, is expected to provide clean and safe drinking water to the local residents. This initiative addresses a fundamental need and contributes to the overall well-being of the community.
Governor Oaminal reiterated his commitment to uplifting the lives of every Misamisnon, saying, "Now more than ever, the provincial government remains fueled and on fire to push for undertakings dedicated to improving the lives of our people."
The unveiling of the man-made lake and the inauguration of the water system signify the dedication of the local government to boost the province's tourism potential and improve the quality of life for its residents. As these projects come to fruition, Misamis Occidental looks forward to a brighter and more prosperous future. (via Bhal Cabrera / Misamis Occidental News Bureau / TriMedia Digital).
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