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I just hope people will mind their trash so none will go to the sea. I enjoy walking up and down the beach from San Antonio resort, you can pop into many of the local restaurants from the beach Lined up along Baybay beach are the numerous restaurants which serve fresh and live seafood - local sea bass, clams, mud crabs, alimasag abound. Hope that during your visit, the famous Diwal (Angel clams) is in season. Good for sunset watching before dinner. Very clean beach, obviously taken good care of by the locals. I've been living along baybay beach for a couple of years now and I have to say that it is the best place to capture both sunsets and sunrises. The bay is so wide and long that you can see both clearly if you stick around long enough to look. It's also home to many fishermen that are kind enough... Its a big quiet beach. Only thing i didnt liked was the trash on the beach. Seems nobuddy really cares about it. At least its not so much but still to much for my taste.

Has a lot of sea food restaurants there. The food there is good and not expensive at all. If you like it simple and not... Partly biased since my family comes from this province but the beach is awesome. It's very relaxing, the beach has fine sand. Along the shore there are numerous restaurants where you can get a taste of the best seafood in the country. Went there just last week (July 2016), it's most likely because of the season, there were moss on... Scallops to the max with sinigang pompano and grilled panagaton, perfect dinner experience;-) and don't forget to have it with buko instead of bottled water.. Have Nice sunset with nice seafood, friendly staffs restaurant. I met some of the villagers are catching the fish. 10years ago just beach. But now change park. Seafood restaurants and good viewing sunset. If you are lucky gay. You can see catching fish use net.and quite city and safty city. If you like a seafood must visit Most seafood restaurants are situated along Baybay Beach, Roxas City, which is named seafood capitol of Philippines.

This is very much exaggerated, this biggest lie or joke on earth. Nearly all sea fish and prawns are under ice, so are oysters and many other species. Crabs are live, but price is steep, quality is bad with very little egg in... Security Bank Foundation Donates Classrooms to SPED High School in Roxas City, Capiz Security Bank Foundation inaugurated and formally turned over a 2-story, 4 classrooms school building donation to Inzo Arnaldo Village Integrated School in Roxas City, Capiz in a simple ceremony last February 17, 2016. Security Bank Foundation Chairman Rafael F. Simpao, Jr., Ateneo de Manila University Vice President for Social Development Atty. Jaime G. Hofilena, Hon. Brgy. Chairman Regalado V. Capapas and DepEd Division Superintendent Roel F. Bermejo led the ceremonial ribbon cutting of the school building donation for Inzo Arnaldo Village Integrated School. Also present to witness the inaugurations were Security Bank Foundation Program Manager Mel Cordova, Security Bank Western / Eastern Visayas Area Head, Manila Proceso Berino and Roxas City Branch Business Manager Rica Garganera.

Representatives from the City Government, Brgy Council and DepEd Division Office of Roxas City also graced the event together with the teachers, parents and students of Inzo Arnaldo Village Integrated School. The school building turned over to Inzo Arnaldo Village Integrated School is part of Security Bank Foundation’s “Build a School, Build a Nation: The Classrooms Project”, and is the second school building built by Security Bank Foundation in Roxas City, Capiz for use of public school students with special education needs. The “Build a School, Build a Nation: The Classrooms Project” is a partnership for the construction of Public School Classrooms of Security Bank Foundation in partnership Ateneo de Manila University. For this collaboration, Security Bank Foundation would provide financing for the construction of the classrooms, while Ateneo de Manila University, through its Ateneo Center for Educational Development (ACED), will design programs that will help improve the academic performance of students in public schools.

The other major partners include the Department of Education, who is responsible for providing the classroom furniture and the respective Local Government Units, whose responsibility will be the provision for the land where the classrooms will be constructed, the facilitation of construction permits and monitoring of the construction projects. Since 2011, a total of two hundred twenty-one (221) classrooms were formally turned over to fifty-three (53) public schools in thirty (30) cities and municipalities nationwide. Another sixteen (16) classrooms for two (2) public schools in Balanga City, Bataan and Dagupan City, Pangasinan are expected to be completed and formally turned over in March 2016. In response to the Government’s call for support for the new K+12 Education Program of the Department of Education, Security Bank Foundation’s Classrooms Project is committed to build more classrooms for public schools nationwide to help reduce the gap of over 40,000 classrooms shortage in the country