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SSS receives 4,000-sqm lot from Isabela LGU

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ILAGAN, Isabela — THE Social Security System (SSS) led by its President and Chief Executive Officer Emmanuel F. Dooc together with officials from the Isabela local government held the groundbreaking of the future site of the new SSS office in the capitol compound of the province.

In a ceremonial turnover held at the Balai Capitol, Barangay Alibagu, Ilagan, Isabela, Dooc thanked Dy (inset photo, handshaking) for the donation of the 4,000-square-meter lot. SSS is the only government agency that was given a property’s deed of donation by Isabela LGU.

The SSS office that will occupy the donated lot will serve its three cities and 35 municipalities.

Inset photo shows (second row, left to right) Office of the Commission Secretary Senior Vice President Santiago Dionisio R. Agdeppa, Chief Legal Counsel and Legal Enforcement Group Senior Vice President Voltaire P. Agas, Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) Undersecretary Ciriaco A. Lagunsad III, Branch Evaluation Services Department Manager III Gloria Cuisia, Isabela Provincial Administrator Atty. Noel Manuel R. Lopez, DOLE Secretary and SSC Commissioner Ex-Officio Member Silvestre H. Bello III, Isabela Vice Governor Antonio T. Albano, and members of Isabela provincial board.|#BALIKAS_News

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