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Janiuay Cemetery Case Study

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“Ang mahambal ko,wala nila gintagaan pondo para i-improve ang Janiuay Cemetery.Te, isipon mo na lang ang historical value ya dapat na ya ginapreserve na kag i-improve para ma ano man eh, mapadayaw man sang banwa sa bilog nga kalibutan ang kanamion sang Janiuay Cemetery. Dapat nangayo ina ya ang local government unit sang support sang national government like the Department of Tourism, himuan nila pondo para mapondohan and restoration. Dapat na siya i-restore sa daan niya nga itsura para name man eh. Mapagkakitaan pa na sang local government unit kung maging tourist spot na, damo na nga mga tourist ang makadto di nga makatan-aw sang nami nga cemetery nga gin-ubra sang Spanish times pa. Kulang ang suporta sang LGU sa Janiuay Cemetery.”
[What I can say is, they did not give any funds for the improvement of Janiuay Cemetery. Just think of the historical value of the place and that it needs to be preserved and to be improved for us to boast about our town and its beautiful Janiuay Cemetery to the whole world. The local government unit should have asked support from the national government like the Department of Tourism and give funds for the restoration of the place. It needs to be restored to its old appearance for it to become more beautiful. It will rake more money for the local government unit if it becomes a tourist spot, a lot of tourists will come here just to see a great cemetery that was made in Spanish times. The support of LGU to the Janiuay Cemetery is lacking.]
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