Photo of the Day

NO ENTRY. Some of the 60 terminated employees of BACIWA, who were barred from entering the premises of the utility firm this morning, January 4.*Nonoy Espina photo

The Talisay City government starts rehabilitation work on the road and seawall that were damaged by floods in Pala-Pala, Barangay Zone 3, late last week.*Talisay PIO photo

One of the houses destroyed by the flood that hit Talisay City on January 1.*City CSWDO photo

LUCKY FRUITS. It is said that displaying 12 round-shaped fruits on New Year's Eve will bring good luck and fortune in the coming year.*Andy Alvarez photo

FLOOD. Heavy rains cause the waters to rise in Silay City, and other parts of the Third District in Negros Occidental, early this morning, the first day of 2021.*Kenny Fuentes Talaban photo

Pyrotechnics for sale at the Bacolod City reclamation area to usher in the New Year.* Andy Alvarez photo

WINNER. This photo taken by Alfred Immanuel Sa-onoy won first place in the Silay Christmas Photography Competition. He received a P5,000 cash prize.*

SEA OF WHITE. Catholic faithful at the St. Peter and Paul Parish Church in Calatrava wore white during a mass on Christmas eve. This was in response to the call of San Carlos Bishop Gerardo Alminaza to wear white during the mass on Christmas eve, December 24, and Christmas day, December 25, to amplify their call to end the killings.*Photo from San Carlos Bishop Gerardo Alminaza

A nativity scene in Murcia, Negros Occidental, reminds one and all what Christmas is all about.*Ronnie Baldonado photo

TRAFFIC. Petron Corporation’s 50 percent fuel discount promo caused heavy traffic in some areas in Bacolod City today, December 22, as motorists lined up to avail of cheaper fuel at its gasoline stations.*