San Pablo residents speak up; living in the baranggay

    16 Residents of Brgy. San Pablo participated in a community survey facilitated by 2nd year Journalism students with the aim to pinpoint local issues commonly encountered in the residence area. The brief survey uncovered several matters of concern through an on-site review of the location and a face-to-face conduction of the survey. Here are the results:

Survey responses from the residents of Brgy. San Pablo, City of Malolos, Bulacan

    Survey results reveal a total number of 16 respondents. Answers garnered vary in transportation issues (7 responses), waste management (3 responses), unleashed dogs (2 responses), sewer & waterwork issues (2 responses), a single (1) complaint regarding teenage misbehavior, and another single (1) response claiming that there are no visible problems concerning the baranggay.

    For a fair conclusion, the majority of the responses highlight the significant matter of transportation, both in poor traffic flow and untimely road construction. These takes were from residents living close to the national highway (McArthur Highway/Manila North Road) in which heavy traffic flow is experienced during rush hours. Coming in second, the issue of waste management, largely caused by delayed dump truck pick-up schedules.

Watch the video of the interviews here.

Report written by Princess Anne Alvaran, Michelle Ver dela Cruz, & Angeline Domingo