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DESIGN MANUAL REDESIGN 2016 OPERATIONAL GUIDE

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PHILIPPINE DAILY INQUIRER DESIGN MANUAL

TABLE OF CONTENTS

10 basic things you need to know before you begin.....................3 Official logo ............................................................................................................6 Nameplate................................................................................................................7 Logo variant............................................................................................................8 Modular Grid..........................................................................................................10 Typography.............................................................................................................11 Color palette...........................................................................................................12 Front page (Monday - Saturday)...............................................................14 Front page (Sunday)..........................................................................................27 Section opener.......................................................................................................31 Inside pages............................................................................................................34 Inside page: Story structure/unit .............................................................36 Inside page components: Main story ....................................................37 Inside page components: Secondary story .......................................39 Inside page components: Tertiary story ............................................40 Inside page components: Briefs panel ..................................................41 Inside page components: Kicker ...............................................................42 Inside page components: Byline................................................................43 Inside page components: Body text & bullet.....................................44 Inside page components: Quotes.............................................................45 Inside page components: Digital refer..................................................46 Inside page components: Photo................................................................47 Inside page components: Graphic............................................................48

PHILIPPINE DAILY INQUIRER DESIGN MANUAL

10 BASIC THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE YOU BEGIN

! Content is the essence of a story, while design serves as the physical or visual manifestation of the said essence. The graphic or visual elements define the style, which gives the newspaper its personality. Hence, in a redesign, change does not only happen in the graphical level, it should be combined with good content editing, as well as implementing various story forms and storytelling devices.

01.

The concept of hierarchy The main news is the entry element to the page and its headline must be treated with utmost importance. It must occupy the largest area in the page, and when possible, must have an accompanying art (photo, illustration, graphic). The rest of the stories will be treated as secondary news and will have lesser important holder (size and space) than the main news. The third in the hierarchical tier will be the news briefs. Note that the use of images must also implement heirarchy in size.

02.

A daily offering Each story should be thought of as a daily offering (page by page, section by section). Each promo is a content generator that adds value to the product and enhances the ongoing relationship with the reader.

03.

Holders Headline should be informative, presented as clearly and accurately as possible in order to tell the story. While the titles in the Lifestyle or Entertainment sections can be less direct and more playful or creative  it can expressive, metaphoric, and even sensationalist.

04.

Byline and tagline All stories must carry a byline (placed before the body text) or a tagline (end credit). The byline consist of the reporter’s name and social media handle.

05.

News briefs Do not underestimate the power of short news. Readers actually like them, especially if the newspaper carries a lot of lengthy stories. Remember to arranged them in one single pannel. And each briefs pannel must contain at least three stories.

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! Remember that it is not just about having a big headline or having an attractive (or shocking) photograph, you must edit the news item and present the content as a package of information with added values. Carefully curated stories results to clear and palatable agenda setting.

06.

Photo and image credits Caption must tell more than what the photo shows. It should work as an added content. Each image must identify the photographer or the source (if it comes from the wires or agency).

07.

Text break or subheads Text breaks or subhead in the middle of a text block should be short and must not occupy more than one line. Text breakers helps the eyes take a momentary rest. It is recommended to include them in every 40 text lines.

08.

Digital refers The redesign aims to make the printed newspaper a springboard to the digital platforms. The digital refers will allow readers to find additional content, such as photos, videos, audios, data, commentary, etc. For easy access from print to mobile, you can either add QR code or short URL form or both. Ask the Art Director for the template of digital refers.

09.

Pull quote and layering devices Do not abuse the use of textual phrases or pullquotes. Perhaps, only one quote in a page. There are other ways to layer a story, such as highlighting important numbers or data, showing the timeline, giving an explainer, etc.

10.

Navigation and color palette A system of colors and sign posts are created so that the reader can quickly identify which area of â&#x20AC;&#x2039;â&#x20AC;&#x2039;the newspaper the readers are in. Follow the colors assigned by palette for each section.

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LOGO & BRANDING

PHILIPPINE DAILY INQUIRER DESIGN MANUAL

OFFICIAL LOGO

FULL COLOR

INQ 2

C100 M60 Y0 K30

INQ 16

C85 M50 Y0 K0

GRAYSCALE

BLACK

C0 M0 Y0 K100

BLACK

C0 M0 Y0 K50

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NAMEPLATE

VARIATION 1: DAILY

Due to the style and design approach of the new design, variants of the logo were provoded to suit with different page design treatment. For page one use only.

VARIATION 2: DAILY

VARIATION 3: SUNDAY

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LOGO VARIANT The Inquirer Brand needs to satisfy the multi media surfaces that it will occupy.

STAFF BOX LOGO

DIGITAL SIG

INQUIRER.NET LOGO

AVATAR / FAVICON

INQ PLUS LOGO

PLUS

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VISUAL STYLE / ELEMENTS

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1 MODULAR GRID These are guides that need to be followed to attain a consistent look and preserve the character of the new design.

1 2

6 The modular grid is composed of 6 columns (horizontal grid) and 16 rows (vertical grid), with each module containing 7 baseline grids

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

MODULE

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TYPOGRAPHY The design uses three typefaces with its variety of font size and weights

DRUK

Used as headline, sig, subhead

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890!@#$%^&*()

MALLORY

Used as banner headline, but used as alternative body text

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890!@#$%^&*()

Sindelar

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890!@#$%^&*()

Mainly used body text

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COLOR PALETTE The use of color must be followed at all times. Each section has a color or a color supplement that characterizes, and color that sets it apart from the rest and gives it personality.

INQ SWATCH SEQUENCE

BASIC USE

Inq 1

Logo

Inq 2

Logo

Inq 3

Logo

Inq 4

Opinion

Inq 5

Basic

Business

Inq 6

Entertainment

Inq 7

Lifestyle

Inq 8

Sports

Inq 9

Graphic Element

Inq 10

Graphic Element

Inq 11

Graphic Element

Inq 12

Logo color main section folio and editorial elements

Graphic Element Secondary

Inq 13

Graphic Element

Inq 14

Graphic Element

Inq 15

Graphic Element

Inq 16

Graphic Element

Section folio and editorial elements

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THE FRONT PAGE

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FRONT PAGE (Monday-Saturday)

promo windows

These are guidelines that need to be followed to attain a consistent look and feel, while preserving the character of the new design.

LIFESTYLE / C1 LIFESTYLE / C1 BEST SALTED BEST SALTED EGG TO-GO EGG TO-GO DISHES DISHES

ENTERTAINMENT / E1 ENTERTAINMENT / E1 1D’S NIALL 1D’S NIALL HORAN HORAN GOES SOLO GOES SOLO

head

THURSDAY October 6, 2016 THURSDAY October 6, 2016

8 SECTIONS | VOL. 31 NO. 301 | P18 8 SECTIONS | VOL. 31 NO. 301 | P18

Wow, men!

name plate WHO won the US vice presidential debate, Kaine or Pence? WORLD / A15 WHO won the US vice presidential debate, Kaine or Pence? WORLD / A15 WHAT cases led to the arrest of the Leyte town mayor? REGIONS / A8 WHAT cases led to the arrest of the Leyte town mayor? REGIONS / A8 WHY did Andanar feel like one of the fishermen of Galilee? OPINION / A13 WHY did Andanar feel like one of the fishermen of Galilee? OPINION / A13

banner headline

HEAD Inquirer head is always located above the fold.

SPORTS / A18 SPORTS / A18 TITLE HUNT ON TITLE HUNT ON FOR LIONS, CHIEFS FOR LIONS, CHIEFS

Nakaka-high Wow, men! ’tong redesign Nakaka-high ’tong redesign

! CORE ELEMENTS Head SEE HEAD DETAILS & TREATMENTS Banner headline SEE HEAD DETAILS & TREATMENTS Secondary story Picture headline Promo Promo brief 3 Questions Guyito Advertising

dateline issue no. edition

3 Q’s

REHAB OR RUBOUT STORY BY MARLON RAMOS

LGUs lack funds and know-how The Dangerous Drugs Board LGUs lack funds and know-how The Dangerous Drugs Board in treating hundreds of has yet to issue guidelines on in treating hundreds of thousands of drug users thousands of drug users

has yet to issue guidelines on handling surrenderers handling surrenderers

A four-part special report by AJodee four-part special report by Agoncillo and Mariejo Jodee Agoncillo and Mariejo Ramos looks into the issue Ramos looks into the issue

MARKET PLAY

‘SHABU’ ‘SHABU’ COSTS COSTS P25K P25K PER PER GRAM GRAM

secondary story

ADVERTISING There are three fixed advertising spaces. A. 2 col width x 4 module height B. 6 col width x 2 module height C. 6 col width x 1 module height

of P1,000 per gram was

Aside from participating in Zumba and other physical Aside from participating activities, hundreds of in Zumba and other physical thousands of addicts seeking activities, hundreds of help have been left to do thousands of addicts seeking experimental help have been activities left to do conducted in the absence of experimental activities national government conducted in the absence of standards. —LYN RILLON national government

NEWS NEWS // A6 A6

standards. —LYN RILLON

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promo brief

picture headline

WHAT WHAT DO DO WE WE DO DO WITH WITH 700,000 700,000 ADDICTS ADDICTS WHO WHO SURRENDERED? SURRENDERED?

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JUST THINQ JUST THINQ Community, one Community, one blog at a time blogBloggers at abring time distinctive INFLATION RATE INFLATION RATE

Prices of basic Prices of basic commodities up commodities up Inflation jumped 2.3 percent last month, its fastest pace in 18 months, as prices of basic Inflation jumped 2.3 percent last month, its goods picked upmonths, ahead as of prices the holidays, fastest pace in 18 of basic bringing the average rate of for the the first nine goods picked up ahead holidays, months to percent. Bangko ng bringing the1.6average rate for theSentral first nine PilipinastoGovernor Amando Tetangco Jr. months 1.6 percent. Bangko Sentral ng said there was “no compelling reason Pilipinas Governor Amando Tetangco Jr. to change policy rates.” said there settings was “nooncompelling reason —STORY BY BENsettings O. DE VERA on to change —STORY BY BEN O. DE VERA

policy rates.”

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EPAPER

VIBER

inq.ph/inquirerepaper EPAPER

viber.com/inquirer VIBER

inq.ph/inquirerepaper

viber.com/inquirer

FACEBOOK

inquirerdotnet FACEBOOK inquirerdotnet

TWITTER

@inquirerdotnet TWITTER

@dzIQ990 (Radio) @inquirerdotnet @dzIQ990 (Radio)

REDESIGN PROJECT REDESIGN PROJECT

Rethinking the Rethinking the Inquirer quintet Inquirer quintet The world-renowned news design authori-

ty, Garcia Sr., talks about theauthori“totally TheMario world-renowned news design rethought and redesigned” Inquirer in the ty, Mario Garcia Sr., talks about the “totally media quintet—printed PC, rethought and redesigned”newspaper, Inquirer in the mobile, quintet—printed tablet, smartwatch.newspaper, “One thing has media PC, not changed, Inquirer’s constant effort mobile, tablet,the smartwatch. “One thing has to present a balanced account of the day’s not changed, the Inquirer’s constant effort news and its great journalistic tradito present a balanced account of the day’s tion,’’ and he says. news its great journalistic tradition,’’ he says.

cross platform window

A11 A11

advertising

SEE HEAD DETAILS AND TREATMENTS

The basic head elements are: Name plate — with blue screen background SEE USAGE GUIDE The 3Q’s SEE USAGE GUIDE Three promo windows SEE USAGE GUIDE

A6 A6

MARKET PLAY

By DJ Yap @deejayapINQ By DJ Yap @deejayapINQ This will give junkies a real high. This will give junkies a real “Shabu” prices have shot high. up to their highest “Shabu” prices level havesince shot 2002 a result oflevel President up to as their highest since Duterte’s bloody war on 2002 as a result of President drugs, according to the Duterte’s bloody war on Philippine Drug Enforcement drugs, according to the Agency (PDEA). Philippine Drug Enforcement Shabu is the local term for Agency (PDEA). a highly addictive of Shabu is the local form term for methamphetamine. is also a highly addictive It form of known as “ice” andIt“crystal methamphetamine. is also meth.” known as “ice” and “crystal “From the price range of meth.” shabu of P1,200 to P11,000 “From the price rangeper of gram in shabu’s current shabu ofJune, P1,200 to P11,000 per price in ranges from P1,200 to gram June, shabu’s current P25,000 per gram, which to is price ranges from P1,200 the highest price since 2002,” P25,000 per gram, which is PDEA Director General Isidro the highest price since 2002,” LapeñaDirector told theGeneral Inquirer. PDEA Isidro Lapeña the average Lapeña told said the Inquirer. price range of P13,000 per Lapeña said the average gram range was monitored price of P13,000from per June 30, when Mr. Duterte asgram was monitored from sumed to Oct. 2. asJune 30,power, when Mr. Duterte He said theto highest sumed power, Oct. 2. shabu price of P25,000 per gram He said the highest shabu was monitored in Soccsksarprice of P25,000 per gram gen (South Cotabato, Cotabawas monitored in Soccsksarto, Sultan Sarangani gen (SouthKudarat, Cotabato, CotabaandSultan General Santos City), to, Kudarat, Sarangani while the lowest price City), and General Santos of P1,000 gramprice was while theper lowest

1. One (1) module above the fold to accommodate the banner headline (Monday-Saturdays) 2. Floating and anchored to an image.

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promo windows

FRONT PAGE (Monday-Saturday)

HEAD DETAILS AND TREATMENTS

2. Picture headline (wallpaper) ¡¡ Name plate ¡¡ Single promo on the nameplate ¡¡ Picture headline

8 SECTIONS | VOL. 31 NO. 301 | P18

SPORTS / A18 TITLE HUNT ON FOR LIONS, CHIEFS

HEAD TREATMENT CONCEPT Standard head: It behaves like a shelf in a retail space. It is designed to showcase various offering of the days paper. All sections must be represented. When to use it: Daily

Wow, men! Nakaka-high ’tong redesign

nameplate WHO won the US vice presidential debate, Kaine or Pence? WORLD / A15 WHAT cases led to the arrest of the Leyte town mayor? REGIONS / A8 WHY did Andanar feel like one of the fishermen of Galilee? OPINION / A13

HEAD ELEMENTS 1. Standard Head ¡¡ Three-promo window ¡¡ Nameplate ¡¡ 3 Questions

THURSDAY October 6, 2016

LIFESTYLE / C1 BEST SALTED EGG TO-GO DISHES

ENTERTAINMENT / E1 1D’S NIALL HORAN GOES SOLO

3 Q’s

REHAB OR RUBOUT WEDNESDAY February 3, 2016 ◆ ◆

LGUs lack funds and know-how The Dangerous Drugs Board

headline with page refer

caption block

nameplate

2 Sections | Vol. 31 No. 57 | P18

A four-part special report by

in treating hundreds of

has yet to issue guidelines on

Jodee Agoncillo and Mariejo

thousands of drug users

handling surrenderers

Ramos looks into the issue

PICTURE HEADLINE ‘SHABU’ COSTS 4 P25KDECKS PER GRAM MAXIMUM WORLD / A12

MARKET PLAY

By DJ Yap @deejayapINQ

This will give junkies a real high. “Shabu” prices have shot up to their highest level since 2002 as a result of President Duterte’s bloody Caption Verobus hora, war on according to the condrugs, ingultius vit. At ad se Philippine Druginte, Enforcement verudam et inare Cat Agency (PDEA). consula bester habefac Shabu is the local term for huideri psendum inatua a Ita, highly addictive form of mus. Catum moltussum methamphetamine. la nocre tursum se et It is also known as “ice” and “crystal —SOURCE / CREDIT meth.” “From the price range of shabu of P1,200 to P11,000 per gram in June, shabu’s current price ranges from P1,200 to P25,000 per gram, which is the highest price since 2002,” PDEA Director General Isidro Lapeña told the Inquirer. Lapeña said the average price range of P13,000 per gram was monitored from June 30, when Mr. Duterte assumed power, to Oct. 2. He said the highest shabu price of P25,000 per gram was monitored in Soccsksargen (South Cotabato, Cotabato, Sultan Kudarat, Sarangani and General Santos City), while the lowest price of P1,000 per gram was

picture headline

WHAT DO WE DO WITH 700,000 ADDICTS WHO SURRENDERED?

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Aside from participating in Zumba and other physical activities, hundreds of thousands of addicts seeking help have been left to do experimental activities conducted in the absence of NOLASCO national government standards. —LYN RILLON

PROMONEM ILIGENDPA DOLUPTA TURUT

NEWS / A6

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WHERE

can the Zika virus do most INFLATION RATE damage in the Philippines?

3 Q’s

Prices of basic

vellacerro mo to et quibusdae

REDESIGN PROJECT

stesha.org. “My first foray into tricky

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HOW

—STORY BY BEN O. DE VERA

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promo

promo window

voluptate peditem ullam

conversations was when I realized my can the Zika virus then 2-year-old had never heard the word ‘dad.’” do most damage A2 in the Philippines? EPAPER VIBER Inflation jumped 2.3 percent last month, its fastest pace in 18 months, as prices of basic goods picked up ahead of the holidays, bringing the average rate for the first nine months to 1.6 percent. Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Amando Tetangco Jr. said there was “no compelling reason to change settings on policy rates.”

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Guyito

■ Story Brief three, es2 Sections | Vol. 31 No. 57 | P18 WEDNESDAY FebruaryUptas 3, 2016 ◆ ◆

PICTUREA12 PICTURE HEADLINE HEADLINE Rethinking the 4 DECKS Inquirer quintet 4 DECKS MAXIMUM Looking Back: MAXIMUM Time to put History WORLD / A12 online WORLD / A12

Bloggers bring distinctive voices and viewpoints to the public space. ThinQ is an attempt to shine the

A2 light on them. Today’s highlight: Mikli Feria Jorge at

commodities up WHAT

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A11

A2 Promo Head Line ratur aut optatur

PROMONEM ILIGENDPA DOLUPTA TURUT NEWS / A9 NEWS / A9 EVIDE INA PROMONEM PROMONEM ILIGENDPA GENDPA DOLUPTA DOLUPTA A2 TURUT NEWS / A9 PROMONEM

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picture headline

Promo Head Line ratur aut optatur

NEWS

THIRD STORY HEADLINE TWO DECK MAX

TWO DECK BY DONA Z. PAZZIBUGAN @dpazzibugan

Hendam laborer sperfercius. Um et atem rerio volut estiure, quatus quod maximet que vendellaute idem volum nim et qui

nameplate

Picture headline (wallpaper) Stories with a strong photography will be treated in this manner. Picture headline is not treated as banner story, in the heirarchy it is second only to the banner story. When to use: On days where the image or photography speaks for the story. Requirement: Stong photography. Conceptual. 2/3 Picture headline head: A variant of the wallpaper that shows the banner headline under the nameplate but above the fold and the picture headline on top and the three questions. When to use: Special template to accomodate narrow vertical images for lifestyle or feature story.

! The wallpaper treatment is image-driven. When overused, the value of the page will easily get lost. So this template must be used with restraint. Note that the wallpaper treatment is the most dominant design treatment by Philippine newspapers nowadays.

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FRONT PAGE (Monday-Saturday) Head Banner headline ¡¡ Headline with brief ¡¡ Headline with story Secondary story Picture headline Promo Promo brief 3Questions Guyito Advertising

HEADLINE ELEMENTS 1. Basic headline ¡¡ Three briefs option in three decks if banner headline comes with a story ¡¡ Page refer 2. Wallpaper Head ¡¡ Nameplate ¡¡ A promo on the nameplate ¡¡ Picture headline

LIFESTYLE / C1 LIFESTYLE / C1 BEST SALTED BEST SALTED EGG TO-GO EGG TO-GO DISHES DISHES

ENTERTAINMENT / E1 ENTERTAINMENT / E1 1D’S NIALL 1D’S NIALL HORAN HORAN GOES SOLO GOES SOLO

THURSDAY October 6, 2016 THURSDAY October 6, 2016

8 SECTIONS | VOL. 31 NO. 301 | P18 8 SECTIONS | VOL. 31 NO. 301 | P18

ELEMENTS AND COMPONENTS A banner headline showcases the biggest news of the day. It is top of the heirarchy in font size, visibility — and must be above the fold. If banner head is two decks one deck must show above the fold.

SPORTS / A18 SPORTS / A18 TITLE HUNT ON TITLE HUNT ON FOR LIONS, CHIEFS FOR LIONS, CHIEFS

Wow, men! Nakaka-high Wow, men! ’tong redesign Nakaka-high ’tong redesign

headline

WHO won the US vice presidential debate, Kaine or Pence? WORLD / A15 WHO won the US vice presidential debate, Kaine or Pence? WORLD / A15 WHAT cases led to the arrest of the Leyte town mayor? REGIONS / A8 WHAT cases led to the arrest of the Leyte town mayor? REGIONS / A8 WHY did Andanar feel like one of the fishermen of Galilee? OPINION / A13 WHY did Andanar feel like one of the fishermen of Galilee? OPINION / A13

banner headline

REHAB OR RUBOUT STORY BY MARLON RAMOS

has yet to issue guidelines on handling surrenderers handling surrenderers

A6 A6

MARKET PLAY

COMPACT: MALLORY ULTRA ALL CAPS @ 76-80

byline brief

A four-part special report by AJodee four-part special report by Agoncillo and Mariejo Jodee Agoncillo and Mariejo Ramos looks into the issue Ramos looks into the issue

1. Headline one module above the fold to accommodate the banner headline (Monday-Saturdays) PTS. TWO DECK: MALLORY BLACK ALL CAPS @ 72 PTS.

MARKET PLAY

‘SHABU’ ‘SHABU’ COSTS COSTS P25K P25K PER PER GRAM GRAM

By DJ Yap @deejayapINQ By DJ Yap @deejayapINQ This will give junkies a real high. This will give junkies a real “Shabu” prices have shot high. up to their highest “Shabu” prices level havesince shot 2002 a result oflevel President up to as their highest since Duterte’s bloody war on 2002 as a result of President drugs, according to the Duterte’s bloody war on Philippine Drug Enforcement drugs, according to the Agency (PDEA). Philippine Drug Enforcement Shabu is the local term for Agency (PDEA). a highly addictive of Shabu is the local form term for methamphetamine. is also a highly addictive It form of known as “ice” andIt“crystal methamphetamine. is also meth.” known as “ice” and “crystal “From the price range of meth.” shabu of P1,200 to P11,000 “From the price rangeper of gram in shabu’s current shabu ofJune, P1,200 to P11,000 per price ranges from P1,200 to gram in June, shabu’s current P25,000 per gram, which to is price ranges from P1,200 the highest since 2002,” P25,000 perprice gram, which is PDEA Director General Isidro the highest price since 2002,” LapeñaDirector told theGeneral Inquirer. PDEA Isidro Lapeña said the average Lapeña told the Inquirer. price rangesaid of P13,000 per Lapeña the average gram range was monitored price of P13,000from per June 30, when Mr. Duterte asgram was monitored from sumed to Oct. 2. asJune 30,power, when Mr. Duterte He said theto highest sumed power, Oct. 2. shabu price per shabu gram He of saidP25,000 the highest was monitored in Soccsksarprice of P25,000 per gram gen (South Cotabato, Cotabawas monitored in Soccsksarto, Sultan Sarangani gen (SouthKudarat, Cotabato, Cotabaand General Santos City), to, Sultan Kudarat, Sarangani while General the lowest price City), and Santos of P1,000 gramprice was while theper lowest of P1,000 per gram was

2. Byline: Reporter or news source MALLORY MP @ 8 PTS.

page refer

TREATMENT ARE AS FOLLOWS: 2.A STORY BY INQUIRER REPORTER 2.B A SPECIAL REPORT BY WRITER/SOURCE

WHAT WHAT DO DO WE WE DO DO WITH 700,000 WITH 700,000 ADDICTS ADDICTS WHO WHO SURRENDERED? SURRENDERED?

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On God: “When a 1-year-old baby, 18-month-old baby is taken from the mother’s arms, brought under a jeep and raped and killed ... My God, where are you?”

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SAN ANTONIO, ZAMBALES—Carrying assault rifles and maneuvering amphibious vessels, Filipino and American marines on Friday scrambled up a sloping coastline to “defend a territory” and “beat off” their enemies. As soon as the allied troops in full battle gear reached the shore, they disembarked from the amphibious ships and fired mortar rounds towards enemy positions. That was how the troops carried out a mock assault as part of the Philippines Amphibious Landing Exercise (Phiblex 33) inside the Naval Education and Training Command here. President Duterte has said the bilateral military exercises could be the last for the two countries. The war games that started this week were held on a beach fronting the disputed West Philippine Sea. China seized Panatag, internationally known as Scarborough Shoal in the West Philip-

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pine Sea, in 2012 after a twomonth standoff with the Philippine Navy. It has since barred Filipino fishermen from getting near the rocky shoal, located 230 kilometers off the coast of this province. On July 12, the Philippines won its law of the sea protest against China in the United Nations Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague. But China has refused to honor the decision. A US military official said bilateral military drills with Filipino troops allow for “a unique opportunity and chance to work together” and improve their military capability in addressing territorial or security threats. Great relationship “If it is the last [exercise], so be it. I have nothing to do with that. We’re going to continue to work together. We’ve got a great relationship,” said Maj. Roger Hollenbeck, US military spokesperson for the joint drills. “These marines on both sides love working together.

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marines improve their capabilities and interoperability. “[The military exercises] give us the opportunity to increase our capacity ranging from command and control [to] mobility, maneuver, logistics

and disaster response operations,” Lacuesta said. “Doing this jointly, we’ll be able to respond to any scenario in the future,” he added. During the first round of the war games, the Okinawa-based 3rd

Marine Expeditionary Brigade and its Filipino counterparts engaged in small arms and artillery live-fire. The US troops also displayed their military hardware by bringing the US landing dock “USS Germantown” that carried 13 amphibious assault vehicles. “Exchanging expertise and cultivating our long-standing security alliance provide a cornerstone for security and stability in the region,” Brig. Gen. John Jansen, commanding general of the expeditionary brigade, said in a statement. About 1,400 US service members and 500 Filipino marines are participating in Phiblex 33 that formally started on Oct. 4 and would end on Oct. 12. Another round of military drills is scheduled on Oct. 10 in Tarlac province. The US Embassy in Manila said the humanitarian and civic assistance portion of the exercise, beginning in September and concluding on Oct. 12, includes engineering projects to improve local infrastructure and health services. INQ

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As he hit the century mark in office, a wistful President Rodrigo Duterte talked about how he hated spending lonely nights and why he’d rather kill himself if his “most important weapon” conks out before him. The 71-year-old talked about his hang-ups in his 100th day in office as he recalled how easy life was when he was young, compared to his position now as the government’s “chief clerk.” “When they (classmates in the Cabinet) were studying very hard, I was enjoying my life taking most of my time (coasting along). My youth is much better than the presidency,” Mr. Duterte said during the National Banana Congress in Davao City on Friday. “Susmaryosep! If you only knew, if I could just take it all back.” His daily grind consisted mostly of reading a pile of folders from different government agencies. He combs through every page religiously not only because he wanted to but because he doesn’t want to suffer the fate of former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, who was charged with plunder. His work day starts at 1 p.m. but he hits the sack at the “Bahay ng Pagbabago” at 2 a.m. to 4 a.m. He is so busy that he doesn’t have to time sit down for a proper dinner, and instead makes do with sandwiches and “finger food.” But the worst part, according to him, is that no one keeps him company at the end of his work day. “It’s lonely. Alone. I can’t hug my guards because they are men. My aides go home after bringing me home just to make sure I’m alive. After that, if I die in my sleep, they won’t care,” said Mr. Duterte.

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doesn’t deserve any…,” said Mr. Duterte. “I’m only good to live until I’m useful. The moment I could no longer do it, with the [other sex]… That’s the essence of life. That’s my only enjoyment. If it is not there, kill me. It is useless,” said the President. For the President, the worst case scenario is having to meet up with a sexy lady at a nursing home. “Why should I wait [to die]? It would be good if your child will take care of you. But if you get a caregiver who has big… You see it’s really big. What a waste. Nurse, kill me now,” said Mr. Duterte, ending his statement with a cursory curse. INQ

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A traffic constable of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) who reportedly supplied UV Express drivers with “shabu” (methampethamine hydrochloride) was arrested in a buy-bust operation on Sunday. Dexter Lucas, a member of the MMDA’s motorcycle riding team, was placed under arrest at the corner of Edsa and Muñoz in Barangay Veterans, Quezon City, around 4 a.m. yesterday after he sold P500 worth of shabu

to an undercover policeman. MMDA General Manager Thomas Orbos told the Inquirer that Lucas, who had been with the agency for 13 years, was undergoing retraining after his involvement in extortion activities last July. Orbos said that Lucas should have been barred from performing his duties as he was also placed on floating status. “I will definitely act on this. Immediately, I will put him on preventive suspension pending [the conduct of] summary dismissal proceedings. We cannot tolerate such misdeeds by our

enforcers who are supposed to uphold the law,” he added. Earlier, members of the Quezon City Police District (QCPD) Masambong station arrested several drug suspects who pointed to Lucas as their source of shabu. According to Masambong police station chief Supt. Igmedio Bernaldez, the MMDA traffic enforcer was known to be selling illegal drugs to UV Express drivers plying the Quezon City-Monumento or Quezon City-Malolos, Bulacan routes. According to QCPD director Senior Supt. Guillermo Lorenzo

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runner ahead of me suddenly stopped causing me to trip over,” he said. Only about half finished the race, among them two Filipinos—Miguel Lopez and Roland Wangwang.

Use of senses It was in Mt. Makiling in 2010 when the former campus junkie started taking trail running seriously, with a 3-kilometer run and brisk walk up the mountain. This was followed by a 50-km trail run on the Mt. Pinatubo trail in Central Luzon and a 102-km road run tracing the historical Bataan Death March route. “Trail running is different from road running. You can run on a flat road with your eyes closed but on the trail, you have to keep all your senses working,” he said. As he joined more competitions, Javier said he felt ready to conquer the

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Minimalist Even so, Javier continues to train with Maria, aiming at another attempt on the French marathon. Locals have begun calling Javier pulang kabayo (red horse), with stories of how fast he runs through the forest. The moniker also had something to do with his favorite brand of beer. Javier calls himself a “minimalist” athlete, taking with him cheap sari-sari store tsitsirya (junk food) and kitchen salt to sustain his sodium need on the track. But he has something that most athletes don’t: cans of beer. “I get myself drunk a day before the race to get myself in deep sleep,” he said. On the trail, Javier downs a can or two, instead of expensive energy drinks, to boost his calories. Javier, who runs a small shirt printing business, had sold shirts and solicited funds from college friends to raise P150,000 for the French marathon. He hopes the government has enough support for Filipino athletes as they join international competitions. “Trail running is relatively young in the Philippines. But we have a lot of strong runners, especially those in the provinces,” he said. INQ

anguages all over the world contain expressions that are implicitly avoided in polite conversation, says Harvard psychologist Steven Pinker. But people use them anyway, sometimes in the most unexpected situations. There they do their work, intensifying emotion and eliciting unwanted reactions beyond their listeners’ control. In his exemplary book, “The stuff of thought: Language as a window into human nature,” Pinker offers five different contexts in which people use taboo language. The first is the descriptive use. “Sometimes for the sake of narrative vividness, sometimes out of anger, we use taboo words to convey how vile something is.” The sentence “He was pissed” communicates a displeasure that is not quite captured by the alternative “He was angry.” One reason for this, says Pinker, is that the use of such language, “which forces a listener to think about disagreeable things, is mildly aggressive, so it fits with the other trappings that men in rough-and-tumble settings brandish to advertise that they can inflict and endure pain…” The second is the idiomatic. This function is related to the first—we sometimes use vulgar speech to communicate informality, familiarity, or coolness. This is particularly so where the available alternatives may sound euphemistic, prim, or affected. “I wanna pee” is certainly a more direct statement of a need among friends than the decorous “I want to go to the washroom.” Perhaps the Filipino expression “Nagkaleche-leche” for something that went very wrong might illustrate this point more clearly, though it’s not easy to see how milk can have any relation to a fouled-up situation. The third is the emphatic use. As in the first two functions, there are expletives and taboo words that are sometimes inserted in sentences, lending color and power to the rest of the statement, to intensify feelings. If something can be described as “awesomely” or “achingly” beautiful, one can imagine how a person with a more colorful vocabulary can express the same effusiveness with words like “fuckingly brilliant.” According to Pinker, the Irish celebrity Bono promptly got into trouble after he uttered this phrase on national television at a Golden Globe Awards presentation. The fourth is the abusive function. This is where expletives and taboo words do much of the work for which they were crafted. Says Pinker: “There are moments in everyone’s life when one feels the urge to intimidate, punish or downgrade the reputational stock of some other person.”

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on the other hand, will be relocated under the city’s low-cost housing program. “We are really rushing this given the number of surrenderers we have to cater to,” he told the Inquirer, adding that there were also plans to put up homes for senior citizens and those afflicted with AIDS. For now, however, priority was being given to drug rehabilitation centers. Dawn Tan, Tahanan’s section head of administration, said that the measure was a welcome development for the city’s lone drug rehabilitation center.

From 150 beds, Tahanan’s capacity has doubled to 300 after the Department of Health allowed the city government to admit more people who wanted to kick the drug habit. “Given that, we may also need more funds and more personnel to operate efficiently,” Tan said. Established in 1973, Molave has also been operating at full capacity, housing nearly 200 juvenile offenders although it can hold only 75. Maribel Cayco, head of the residential and rehabilitation department, said the proposal was to move Molave to Diamond Hills Subdivision where a four-story building would be built on a 3,000-square-meter property. “This will really be an ideal place for rehabilitation,” she added, noting that the new building was expected to house 320 minors. The resolution, filed by Councilors Franz Pumaren, Godofredo Liban II and Raquel Malañgen, has been approved on first reading and is currently undergoing deliberations at the committee level. INQ

TAKING HIS CUE FROM THE WORK OF NEUROSCIENTISTS, PINKER MUSES THAT VERBAL OUTBURSTS COULD BE ‘THE EVOLUTIONARY MISSING LINK BETWEEN PRIMATE CALLS AND HUMAN LANGUAGES.’ It seems so long ago when the most common English expletive deployed to express disgust at a person was “Damn you” or its variation, “Go to hell.” Over the years, such expressions have lost their sting. Today, they cannot possibly convey the same powerful charge that is ignited by the more contemptuous expressions “Fuck you” or “Screw you.” The last function of profane language, says Pinker, is cathartic. Something about the way our brains are wired induces us to let out salty expressions like “Dammit” or “Oh, shit” as reflex cries of distress. One might miss an important turn in the road, and blurt out “Shit!” Or let out a loud “Yuck!” after stepping on fresh dog poo. But these days, a younger generation

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might use just one word to express any form of disgust or distress: “Fuck!” Writes Pinker: “Faced with a sudden challenge to our goals or wellbeing, we inform the world that the setback matters to us, indeed, that it matters at an emotional level that calls up our worst thoughts and is at the boundaries of voluntary control.” Taking his cue from the work of neuroscientists, Pinker muses that verbal outbursts could be “the evolutionary missing link between primate calls and human languages.” According to neurologists, dirty words that may have been rendered dormant by the culture of correctness reside in an older and deeper part of the brain, the right hemisphere. Pinker cites research done on patients who have been reduced to inarticulateness by a condition known as “aphasia.” Even as they have lost the ability to name pictures, produce coherent statements, or understand sentences, they retain the power to curse, or to use taboo words and epithets. Some people may have noticed this among their loved ones who are going through the terror of dementia. There are moments when they fall into a mood when nothing but foul speech comes out of their mouths—almost as if the devil has taken over. “It’s not that the right hemisphere contains a profanity module,” writes Pinker, “but that its linguistic abilities are confined to memorized formulas rather than rule-governed combinations.” The scientific explanation is indeed more complex than this. “The right hemisphere may be implicated in swearing for another reason: it is more heavily involved in emotion, especially negative emotion.” Like distress or pain. In courteous society, the resort to expletives and profane language instantly stigmatizes the user. “They are annoying to the listener,” notes Pinker, but even more, they are “a confession by the speaker that he can think of no other way to make his words worth attending to.” Unfortunately, “it’s a fact of life that people swear.” In the last election, we saw how swearing, when used to full effect, could establish instant rapport between a speaker and his audiences. But, there are good reasons, other than moral, why dirty language needs to be avoided in public discourse. Some words are easily recognizable to a given speech community even when they may have no concrete meaning. They summon the deepest emotions and the most divisive resentments. They hurt. ————

in a follow-up operation, admitted bringing drugs to Lucas although he clarified that he was not the main supplier. He also claimed he had surrendered to authorities under Oplan Tokhang and had not been using shabu since President Duterte assumed office. Eleazar said they would coordinate with the MMDA for possible administrative sanctions against Lucas. As of Sunday, Quezon City policemen have arrested 1,792 drug suspects since July 1 when Eleazar became the head of the QCPD. INQ

surrendering, however, Norpip reportedly opened fire at members of the Southern Police District’s Anti-Illegal Drugs unit. A shoot-out broke out, leaving him dead. In another incident involving tandem-riding gunmen, Wilfredo Padilla, 42, a resident of San Juan Street in Barangay 8, Zone 2, was shot dead while cleaning a jeepney in front of a gasoline station on the Roxas Boulevard service road. Padilla’s live-in partner, Maricel Abellar, witnessed the shooting around 1 a.m. on Oct. 8 and told the police that Padilla was an addict who also sold drugs to taxi and jeepney drivers. Around 2:15 a.m. that same day, couple Andres and Alma Allauigan—both on the police drug watchlist—were shot dead by gunmen wearing bonnets who barged into their house on 5th Street, Pildera 2 in Barangay 193, Zone 20, while they were sleeping. Meanwhile, Danilo Andres, a 52-year-old jobless man was standing at the corner of Park Avenue Extension and Cuneta

Avenue in Barangay 79, Zone 10, when a motorcycle back rider shot him at 11:30 a.m. on Oct. 7. Members of the Baclaran police community precinct said that Andres was on their drug watchlist while barangay officials said he was involved in several robbery-holdup cases in the area. At 6 p.m. on Oct. 6, Ronie Naje, 48, a drug suspect who had earlier surrendered under the government’s Oplan Tokhang, was shot dead while playing cards at a friend’s wake on G. Villanueva Street in Barangay 52. Three other drug suspects were also reportedly killed by motorcycle-riding gunmen. One of them was Michael Ray Araja, 29, a resident of BAC 1-11, Don Carlos Village, who was shot in Barangay 190, Zone 20, at 1:45 a.m. on Oct. 2. On the other hand, Randy Samson, 37, was gunned down on Leveriza corner San Juan Street, around 3 a.m. on Oct. 6 while Richard Raiz, 36, was shot dead on Electrical Road in Barangay 191, Zone 20, at 6:30 p.m. on Oct. 7.

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ollowing findings of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) and an engineering firm that four of eight buildings of the Dr. Jose Fabella Memorial Hospital in Manila’s Santa Cruz district are no longer structurally sound, heritage advocates are expressing concern over the possible demolition of these structures, particularly the hospital’s main building which was built during the American period. Architect and author Gerard Lico told the INQUIRER that the main building was formerly called the Bilibid Prison Hospital and completed in 1907. It is, thus, more than 100 years old and qualifies as a presumed important cultural property under the National Heritage Law of 2009 (Republic Act 10066). The hospital’s compound is adjacent to the Manila City Jail

complex, also known as the old “Bilibid” (prison) built during the Spanish colonial period. Lico, who was contracted by the Department of Health (DOH) to write a book on the hospital, explained the Bilibid Prison Hospital is one of the earliest works of William F. Parsons, the famous architect of other Manila landmarks such as the Army Navy Club, whose shell has been demolished, ancient trees uprooted, and landscape destroyed to make way for commercial development; Elks Club, which is now the Museo Pambata; and the Manila Hotel. A DOH statement sent to INQUIRER Lifestyle cited the DPWH findings and said “continued and long-term presence of people inside the unfit Fabella buildings is dangerous to life Fabella Hospital

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Missed chance “I thought we had it (making the Finals) because we had such a great elimination round and we won Game 1 (handily),” he said as he glanced at the press room television where their Final Four conqueror, Meralco, was playing Barangay Ginebra in the second quarter. “I am happy (winning this

in his PBA and international career other than win the MVP award. And he didn’t hide the fact that he yearns for one. Motivation “Every player wants that award,” said Castro of the MVP, which San Miguel Beer cornerstone June Mar Fajardo—who finished second to him in the BPC—is picked to win for a historic third straight season in awards rites that will be held before Friday night’s Game 4. “But for me, my first goal every season is to help my team make the Finals each (conference) and then take it from there,” Castro explained. “That’s my motivation.” Castro has been playing so well in the past years that Meralco coach Norman Black paid him the ultimate compliment of being the only Filipino at this day and age who is capable of making an NBA roster. That would be the ultimate achievement for every homegrown player in this cage-crazy nation. But for Castro, that’s farthest from his mind at the moment. “I don’t think about the NBA at all,” he said. “If it comes, it comes.” INQ

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Filipinos get a lot of love from jurors and fans at the All Lights fest By Bayani San Diego Jr. @bayanisandiego Aside from her first international acting award, Lotlot de Leon also brought home a movie offer from Bollywood. Lotlot’s movie, Dexter Hemedez and Allan Ibañez’s “1st Sem,” won best picture in the section for debuting directors at the All Lights India International Film Festival, held last month in Hyderabad, India. As bonus, Lotlot herself scored a special acting citation. The jurors simply adored the CineFilipino film, Lotlot recalled. “I saw and felt that the jury was united in loving our film. Even jurors from the other categories commended us and those who didn’t get to attend the screening kept asking for copies of the film.” One juror, internationally acclaimed filmmaker Rajesh Touchriver, went out of his way to congratulate Lotlot and the “1st Sem” team. “He was fascinated by Lotlot’s performance,” related Allan. “He Googled Lotlot’s filmography. He said he would be honored to collaborate with her in his next film.” After the red-carpet event, Lotlot confessed that she wanted to do cartwheels out of sheer happiness. “God is great, indeed! At the awards ceremony, I was just praying that God would bless my directors with an award in their section,” Lotlot told the Inquirer. “They truly deserved it—not only because of all the hardships they had gone through, but because they really made a

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QC EYES EXPANSION, TRANSFER OF REHAB CENTERS The Quezon City government wants to put its rehabilitation centers for drug addicts and youth offenders in a much bigger compound that will facilitate their expansion. A proposed ordinance pending at the city council proposes the expansion of Tahanan, the rehabilitation center for drug addicts, and the transfer of Molave Youth Home, which caters to children in conflict with the law. City planning and development chief Sonny Rodriguez said the project would involve the purchase of a 9,000square-meter property at Diamond Hills Subdivision in Barangay Payatas, where Tahanan was already situated. Molave is currently housed at the city hall compound where it occupies the second floor of the social service development department office. According to Rodriguez, they plan to buy 16 lots from several private owners. Around 30 families squatting on the targeted pieces of land,

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Ten drug suspects have so far been killed in Pasay City since the start of the month although only one of them died at the hands of the police. Vimar Espiritu, 31, a member of the Sigue-Sigue Sputnik Gang, was sleeping with his partner past midnight of Oct. 1 when unidentified men shot him repeatedly inside his house in St. Peter Talipapa, Barangay 179, Zone 19. Three days later, a drug suspect identified only as “Norpip” was killed after he allegedly resisted arrest following a buybust operation while his companion, an alias “Chocho,” fled on a motorcycle. Case investigator PO2 Christopher Nero said the two men sped off on a motorcycle from F.B. Harrison Street toward Roxas Boulevard after a policeman who posed as a buyer tried to arrest them. A chase ensued, with Norpip falling off the motorcycle while Chocho drove off. Instead of

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Eleazar, Lucas’ customers preferred to transact with him because they thought there was a much lower chance of being caught as he was a figure of authority. They also felt safer and “more protected” as it was not unusual for traffic constables to be seen with UV Express drivers. Recovered from Lucas were two sachets of shabu and the MMDA-issued motorcycle he was using. The MMDA’s team of motorcycle-riding traffic enforcers are required to undergo a

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more challenging routes. He had completed an 84-km ultra trail from Clark Freeport in Pampanga province to Miyamit Falls in Porac town, a 100-km race on Mt. Ugo in the border of Benguet and Nueva Vizcaya provinces, and another 100-km trail run in Baguio City, among others. Between 2014 and 2016, Javier thrice completed the 165-km trail run covering the peaks of Mt. Ugo and Mt. Pulag in Benguet within a 40-hour cut off time. Javier qualified for the 2015 Ultra Marathon de Mont-Blanc, a prestigious 170-km French marathon dubbed the “toughest” among trail runners. He and four other Filipinos were chosen to join 2,300 others from around the globe for the trek-run on the Alpine course through France, Switzerland and Italy. Unfortunately, Javier suffered from a bad fall, tripping at Kilometer 95 in Arnuva, Italy. “We were on a single track and a ravine on our left. On a downhill, a

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Javier takes with him a garbage bag to fill with candy wrappers, rubber soles, handkerchiefs or cigarette butts he sees on his way down. He also cautions hikers and students from killing any creature inside the forest reserve. “I tell [hikers] how a single candy wrapper could choke up birds,” he said.

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Kakanindayog Festival A feast in Imus City in Cavite province to promote its kakanin or native delicacies made of sticky rice or vegetable roots. Imus also pays tribute to its patroness, Nuestra Señora del Pilar, and marks its founding anniversary through Karakol, a religious dance procession.

LOS BAÑOS, LAGUNA—If you studied at the University of the Philippines Los Baños (UPLB) in Laguna province in the late 1990s, chances are you have come across George, a lanky man known for wearing skimpy shorts around campus. At one point, he was often seen jogging barefoot or chugging down bottles of beer until the wee hours in a local bar. But even after he earned his agriculture degree in 2004, George Javier, 39, remains a constant figure in the university community. The only difference now is he would probably be on Mt. Makiling, an inactive volcano rising 1,090 meters above sea level, collecting trash left by hikers and visitors, and educating people on forest conservation. “I often pray for the rain,” Javier said. “There are usually less hikers when it rains, allowing ‘Maria’ some time to rest.” Javier, an ultra trail runner, passionately refers to the mountain by the name of the mythical goddess, as if they were in some form of a special commune. Thrice a week, he runs up and down the steep trail crossing the Los Baños and Sto. Tomas (Batangas province) traverse. “The mountain is my training ground, my playground. It’s just but right that I take care of her,” he said.

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Sam Milby accepts first gay role, without hesitation By Marinel R. Cruz @marinelRcruzINQ Despite rumors about his sexual orientation, Sam Milby has agreed to portray a gay role for the first time and without hesitation. Sam is paired opposite Zanjoe Marudo in the romantic comedy, “The Third Party,” to be shown in cinemas nationwide starting Oct. 12. “I’m comfortable with my sexuality,” Sam said. “If I were someone who wanted to hide something about myself, I wouldn’t do a role that would expose that part about me.” “I’m always looking for new roles to play to challenge me as

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Appreciation This sense of appreciation intensifies when we are invited to sit with a group of monks over lunch at Dodeydrak Monastery, founded in 1779—essentially a university for monks. The soft-spoken monks, some of them only five years into their 21 years of study, announce with a quiet confidence that we were sitting in the happiest place in all of Bhutan. They are a humble people with an equally modest prime minister, insisting his country should be measured by Gross National Happiness instead of Gross Domestic Product. It is a country that feels proud of its identity and its own rules. So dedicated are its people in preserving and upholding their local environment and predominantly Buddhist beliefs that you can’t help but be shocked when Jigme excitedly brings up the planting of 108,000 trees in celebration of the birth of the royal son—in the same breath as an update on “Game of Thrones” character Cersei Lannister, or a rundown of the Guns

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palpable peace is felt upon setting foot on Bhutanese grounds. We’re fresh off the plane after a day in transit, and Paro Airport is silent. The only sound is the baggage carousel as it clicks into action and delivers the luggage. Photos of Bhutan’s King Jigme and Queen Jetsun are displayed on the airport walls and on the badges that the airport staff wear on their traditional kira or gho. Immediately you get a glimpse of the respect the Bhutanese people reserve not just for the monarchy, but also for the limited number of visitors who are granted visas as part of their “high value, low impact” tourism policy. It’s a country with much to offer for hiking and trekking, boasting an endless number of trails and paths to monasteries hidden in the mountains. Friends back home would see our photos on social media and leave comments, telling us to “just breathe” and to “soak it all in.” And I could see why. The air is clean and crisp. The twigs crunch under our feet on the hiking trails, as we stop intermittently to imbibe the surrounding views, watching the clouds settle deep in the for-

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est. There is an element of elusiveness and secrecy to the trails we’re walking for harlan+holden’s Camino Challenge. Bhutan fiercely protects its Himalayan summits. The highest peaks and trails are off-limits to humans; snow-covered mountains are considered sacred, and people are prohibited from climbing them. It is this discipline and dedication to Buddhism that allows a spiritual awakening in even the most religiously impartial. Traveling with purpose This was the reason harlan+holden decided to launch its new Camino shoes in Bhutan. It’s all about a more profound sense of travel—with intention and purpose. Traveling to find more than you seek. The trip allowed seven of us to take part in experiential travel—that is, to experience natural and spiritual highs in the context of nature—in the only carbon-negative country in the world. You truly begin to get a sense of the journeys that the devoted Bhutanese take part in

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rations and offerings surrounding their beloved statues. Jigme tells us stories of reincarnation and the temples’ history—how Tiger’s Nest burned down in 1998, most of the temple destroyed except for one holy statue, and was rebuilt in 2008. Jigme remembers the monk who prayed for 27 years at the exact spot every day; we are invited to stand in the same temple and place our feet in the indentation left by this dedicated monk’s feet in the cold, aged, warped wooden floor.

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N’ Roses discography. There are the traditions engrained in its national sport, archery, where women will sing and dance to celebrate tournaments. There are the stories of young children exposed to a new Bhutanese film and music industry—something the aforementioned “Game of Thrones” fan feels was lacking from his upbringing. While the rest of the world struggles to keep up with globalization and the mess that is climate change, Bhutan is sinking its own feet even deeper into its culture and heritage, strengthening its foundation and deepening its roots. We were incredibly moved by every facet of Bhutanese culture. The generous hearts of the people enriched our trip so much that on the day of our flight back home, we found ourselves embracing everyone at Amankora as we bid farewell. You won’t really know how a place will affect you until it does.

Retail visionary and fashion arbiter Eman Pineda has turned harlan+holden into a popular yet fashion-forward brand, whose clothes appeal to stylistas as much as to on-thego corporate women. This year, the brand stirs yet again the market with the launch of its “impossibly light” active shoes. Pineda’s answers to our questions are very interesting: To what will you attribute harlan’s success in a highly competitive fashion retail now? We know that we are about “ease” with the goal of improving the quality of our lives, so everything we do should be around that. Whether it is about making comfortable clothes, or creating nutritious meals toward a healthier lifestyle, or saving people 10 minutes to get ready so they can use that short time on something more important, our brand strives to make life a little better in this ever more complex world we live in. We are very focused. As tempting as it can be to add a print or an embroidery or an unnecessary bow, we avoid that. As we have said numerous times over, we are anti-trend. We keep going back to what we are good at and concentrate our efforts on improving this. We love our sense of uniform. We don’t go big; instead, we go deep. What’s the market harlan has captured? Intelligent and modern women, and now men. Our clients value their time. They come to our stores and they expect the best service so our staff needs to be able to help them make decisions quickly. We see that our market loves fashion, but they are not a slave to it. They will still have dresses and suits made for special occasions or buy occasion-wear but they turn to harlan+holden for their uniform; for the pieces they know they can rely on every day of the week. And dare I say our market is practical. Fashion, many times, wants to shock and be different. Our clients love harlan+holden because our clothes work for them. Where are you taking it? Style direction? Business or market direction? What is important is that whether we launch a car tomorrow or a hotel, we stay true to our DNA, our values, our message: time, ease, comfort and quality of life. In RTW, we are maintaining our clean tailored design aesthetic while extending to other product categories; shoes is the new category we launched this year. Camino is our entry into Men’s. Male friends and partners of our female clients have been asking us when we will launch a full-on men’s collection and that might be one way to take the business. On to the exciting part—what gave rise to

Camino? In RTW, it is important to have a complete offering to the customer of harlan+holden, and that inevitably meant having a point of view in shoes. Not only was Camino a first entry into the shoe market, it was also a good way to enter the men’s market. Camino shoes is harlan+holden inside and out. Easy and extremely comfortable. It’s that one pair of shoes that the customer can rely on day in and day out. Can you talk more about Camino? Camino is really about being impossibly light. harlan+holden embarked on a journey to come up with the lightest shoe in the world. The outcome is shoes lighter than slippers! By having it super lightweight, the feeling you get is like you are not even wearing any shoes. Moreover, the innovation lies in quadruple cushioning. Two outer layers of a new techno-material, plus memory foam to help mold the inner sole to your feet. The final top insole is leather, to help in the breathability of the shoe. Believe us, once you try it, you may not want to wear any other pair. Not just comfortable and easy to wear, but also to help navigate you through the week, Monday to Sunday. We’ve also heard customers tell us that this is the only pair of shoes they bring when they travel! Apparently, it’s a product that meets not only a want, but also a need? Exactly. We always go back to the brand’s 10-minute mission. Are we able to save you time with the products we offer? This shoe should not only be able to save you a couple of minutes—from thinking of what to match what you are wearing it with, to actually wearing the shoe itself: slipons! harlan will never have laces in their shoes, to having the need for comfortable walking shoes. What is the Camino Challenge? To test the comfort of Caminos, harlan+holden invited seven participants from Manila and abroad to climb the Himalayas in Caminos. These participants were chosen based on their dynamic lifestyles, digital proficiency and their love of travel and adventure. The Camino Challengers were tasked to document their four days in Bhutan and give honest feedback on the comfort of Caminos. Although Caminos were not created as a performance shoe, we felt that if you can walk up mountains and trails for 8 to 9 hours a day in your Caminos, you can wear these shoes anywhere. The Camino Challengers are Caroline Issa, Kim Jones, Jeremy Langmead, Mark Nicdao, Monica Urquijo-Zobel, Liz Uy, Tim Yap.

SEVEN IN THE HIMALAYAS What is the Camino Challenge? To test the comfort of Caminos, harlan+holden invited seven participants from Manila and abroad to climb the Himalayas in Caminos. These participants were chosen based on their dynamic lifestyles, their digital proficiency and their love of travel and adventure. The Camino Challengers were tasked to document their four days in Bhutan and give honest feedback on the comfort of Caminos. Although Caminos were not created as performance shoes, if you can walk up mountains and trails for eight to nine hours a day in your Caminos, then you can wear these shoes anywhere. The Camino Challengers (right) are Tim Yap, Caroline Issa, Jeremy Langmead, Kim Jones, Monica Urquijo-Zobel, Liz Uy and Mark Nicdao.

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Deep in the cramped backyard forges of Tabaco City in Albay province are skilled, aging blacksmiths who sustain a traditional livelihood amid the shortage of younger artisans and demand for locally produced blades

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he clang of metal being pounded in makeshift workshops in Barangay Cobo here is getting fainter by the day. From as many as more than 40 families, only 12 are left to sustain the production of cutlery products—bolos, knives, scissors and blades of all shapes and sizes—in the village, said Eric Valeriano, tourism officer of Tabaco City in Albay province. Not a few wrongly associate Tabaco as a producer of tobacco products. But it earned its name from the thriving industry that has been producing “tabak,” the ubiquitous bolo used by farming folk, since the early 1900s. Valeriano is worried that younger residents have not taken interest in the craft, as they prefer to take on call center jobs or engage in less backbreaking tasks, away from the forges. “The number of people who are involved in the cutlery industry has been decreasing steadily,” he observed. “This saddens us because we are losing our skilled blacksmiths, who contribute to the city’s tourism.” Tourist destination The workshops, forges and stores selling knives, blades and other products have attracted visitors, prompting the city government to include a visit to Cobo in its itinerary for tourists. Valeriano said the city was losing its “panday” (blacksmiths). While they devote a great amount of time and effort into their metal craft, they earn a little from selling the products, he said. Knives, bolos, scissors and decorative swords are sold between P100 and P1,000 apiece. The forges also produce “kudkuran” (coconut graters), which are sold for P150 a dozen. Workers earn at least P300 a day for a job that requires strenuous manual labor and long hours in cramped, scorching workshops. Wilson Bondoy, 57, village chief of Cobo, the top blade-producing community in Tabaco, said skilled blacksmiths were not getting younger, with some of them sidelined by sickness. “We are losing our skilled panday, some of them getting sick, mostly afflicted with tuberculosis,” he said.

Toy Tanang, 45, has been forging blades of all shapes and sizes for 20 years, earning the respect of his peers who call him “maestro” (master).

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Backbreaking Bondoy, a blacksmith himself, had sent two children to college. “This job is really hard. You have to invest time and hard work in order to survive this backbreaking job so I wouldn’t be surprised if the younger generation would stay away from this industry,” he said. With only a handful of workers, Bondoy said he was having a hard time meeting the demand from his clients in Zamboanga City and the provinces of Palawan and Quezon. Without a younger set of skilled blacksmiths, innovation and the aid of modern forges, he said, the local industry would find it hard to compete and take off. Armando Bonaobra, 59, said the job is no walk in the park. “This job is tedious, dirty. This is the reason why my only son did not attempt to engage into this kind of work,” the 30-year veteran of the forge. Toy Tanang, 45, and Felix Belgar, 46, both veteran tabak makers, lamented the losing interest to sustain the industry. “Working long hours in an area with sweltering temperatures takes perseverance and courage. I think no one among the younger generation could endure this condition,” Tanang said. Arnold Nipolo, 37, has been producing scissors for 17 years. He described the job as risky and dangerous. “I got injured several times. My fingers once slipped off and hit the blade of a grinder when I was polishing a blade,” he said.

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Technique Abelardo Isidro, 60, who started making blades when he was 15, said he was having a hard time teaching his 15-year-old son, Angelo, to produce kudkuran. “He could not perfect the technique. You should be fast when you mold these blades,” he said. But Isidro promised to be patient until his son acquires the necessary skills. Andrea Boseo, 36, the only woman engaged in the business, vowed to continue using the knife-making skills that her father had taught her when she was 13. “I will not stop doing this because this is our only source of livelihood [that] I know [I’m good at],” she said. When asked if she would encourage her children to take on the family business, Boseo said: “Never. It’s very dangerous.” INQ

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Bulusan ashfall threatens crops, residents’ health Volcano erupts a 3rd time, sending small volcanic debris falling on villages

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By Mar S. Arguelles, Michael B. Jaucian and Rey Anthony Ostria @Team_Inquirer BULUSAN, SORSOGON—Thrice during the past week, Mount Bulusan in Sorsogon belched out gray ash plumes in a series of minor phreatic (steam-driven) eruptions that sent ash raining over villages in the towns of Bulusan, Casiguran and Irosin, threatening crops and endangering the health of some residents. Antonio Banares, 64, a resident of Barangay Central in Bulusan town near the slope of the volcano said he thought the ash falling from the sky last week was just drizzle. “I became aware that it was ash and that the volcano had a (minor phreatic) eruption. I saw the ash thicken and I thought, this is bad, especially for my heart condition,” he said. Banares and other residents in 11 barangays in Bulusan had been suffering from the effects of phreatic eruptions on Oct. 17, 19 and 21. The Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (MDRRMC) of Bulusan said the villages of Dancalan, Madlawon, Poctol, Sapngan, Dapdap, Looban, Central, Sabang, Mabuhay, San Rafael and San Bernardo bore the brunt of the ashfall which dumped up to half a millimeter thick of ash. Fumes coming from the volcano drifted to the villages of San Jose and San Francisco. The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) also found small traces of ashfall in the upland

barangays of San Rafael and Sabang in Irosin town during the Oct. 19 eruption. In Casiguran town, Luisito Mendoza, the town’s MDRRMC officer, said at least 350 houses were covered by ash in Barangay Inlagadian from the Oct. 21 eruption. At least 10 residents were treated for vomiting and stomach ache, said Mendoza. Masks were also distributed to residents. He said “if the situation gets worse,” officials would order

preemptive evacuation. Nerma Ricero, principal of Inlagadian Elementary School, canceled classes Friday after 310 students reported difficulty in concentrating on their lessons. Bulusan Mayor Mike Guysayko also ordered classes suspended in eight elementary and secondary schools. Farmer Salvador Hajas, 33, said the continued eruption of Bulusan volcano is destroying crops. “Our produce are affected. They get rotten due to ash,” he said.

Renard Fullon Garados, MDRMMC officer in Bulusan town, said officials are conducting an inventory of households that need to be moved to safer grounds. Garados said residents and local government officials see no cause for panic yet since the ashfall has not been catastrophic. Ed Laguerta, Phivolcs resident volcanologist based in Legazpi City, said in a previous interview that the steam-driven eruptions are “normal oc-

curences” in Bulusan. Phivolcs has recorded at least 20 eruptions since May last year. “What we are closely checking is the presence of fresh magma expelled by the volcano, indicating that magma is developing beneath the vent,” he said. Government volcanologists gather ash samples from every eruption to determine traces of fresh magma, Laguerta said. Garados, however, said volcanic ash is harmful to people with weak lungs and who are

suffering from asthma. He said the Bulusan MDRRMC had already supplied barangays with medicines for residents who need these. Phivolcs extended the radius of the permanent danger zone around Mount Bulusan from 4 km to 6 km. The extension was ordered by Phivolcs on Oct. 18 after the Oct. 17 phreatic eruption but it became effective Oct. 19 after the second eruption. Alert level one remains in effect over Bulusan volcano. INQ

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ZAMBOANGA CITY—The Ombudsman has ordered the suspension of three officials in Sulu, including the two highest officials of the province, for failure to file their statement of assets, liabilities and net worth (SALNs). In an order dated Sept. 27, Ombudsman Conchita CarpioMorales ordered the suspension of Sulu Gov. Abdusakur Tan II, his father Vice Gov. Abdusakur Tan and the mayor of Sulu town, Samier Tan, for repeatedly failing to file their SALNs. Also found guilty of violating the law that mandates the filing of SALNs for public officials is Al-Zhudurie Asmadun, former mayor of Maimbung town. In the case of Asmadun, the Ombudsman said since he is no longer in government service, “the penalty of suspension shall be converted into a fine” equivalent to his salary for six months. The Ombudsman said the governor, Abdusakur Tan II, would be suspended for only a month for “simple neglect of duty.” The governor’s father, Vice Gov. Abdusakur Tan, and Samier would be suspended without

38 kids rescued in Bohol

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TAGBILARAN CITY, BOHOL —Renato, 19, brought his four siblings from Cebu City to an orphanage here hoping to provide them a better home. He said his parents agreed to send them to Street Kids Mission Philippines (SKMP) because they were too poor to feed the children and send them to school. On Saturday, Renato and his siblings were among 38 children who were rescued by the National Bureau of Investigation in Bohol from a two-story house in Barangay Bool, Tagbilaran. An American couple, Matthew and Dalisay Dwinells, were arrested and face charges of violating the Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act of 2003. Cirena Sia, Tagbilaran City social worker, said the American missionaries didn’t have a permit to bring children to Bohol. “They can’t even present a parent’s consent (paper),” said Sia. Of the number, 28 are minors—15 girls and 13 boys who are mostly from Cebu. There was one child from Negros Oriental and two from Leyte province. The children were first brought to Dauis town in Bohol in 2015 before they transferred to the two-story house in this city.

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pay for six months. The case for violation of the law requiring the filing of SALNs for public officials was filed by the Tans’ political rival, Temogen Tulawie. Tulawie demanded copies of the officials’ SALNs and found that the younger Tan filed unverified SALNs for 2013 and 2014, the elder Tan did not file any SALN for 2001-2004 and 2007-2012 and Samier failed to file his SALN for 2010 and 2011. Asmadun did not file his SALN from 2001-2004 and in 2006. —JULIE ALIPALA INQ

Six persons, including a girl, have been convicted by Regional Trial Courts (RTC) in Pangasinan and Ilocos Sur provinces of selling illegal drugs, the Department of Justice (DOJ) said yesterday. In a statement, the DOJ said the successful prosecution of the individuals “underscored anew its support of President Duterte’s thrust” to stop the narcotics trade in the country.

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Buy bust It said the Alaminos City RTC Branch 55 sentenced Mario Mantoyan to life imprisonment and ordered him to pay a fine of P500,000 for selling two plastic sachets containing “shabu” (methamphetamine hydrochloride) to undercover anti-narcotics agents in 2013. In a separate case, Dagupan City RTC Branch 43 handed down a guilty verdict on a minor after she was caught in possession of shabu which she tried

to sell during a sting operation by authorities four years ago. Due to her age, the court did not order her detention, but directed her to pay a total fine of P800,000. Instead, the DOJ said the court sent her to the National Training School for Girls in Alabang, Muntinlupa City, for her rehabilitation. Life sentence The Dagupan RTC Branch 41 gave out a life imprisonment on Amina Emam and imposed a fine of P800,000 also for selling illegal drugs. The Lingayen RTC Branch 35 also found Richard Buenaflor guilty of drug trafficking and sent him to prison for life without parole. Like the others, he was ordered to pay a fine of P800,000. The Narvacan, Ilocos Sur RTC Branch 22 sentenced Alejandro Chan and Hadji Amen to at least 12 years in prison for possession of illegal drugs and ordered them to settle a fine of P300,000 each. INQ

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God’s work? The Dwinells strongly denied allegations they were involved in human trafficking. But they could present only a license to operate as an orphanage issued by the municipal government of Dauis in 2015, the year the orphanage started to operate.

Ash blots out the sun in the village of Inlagadian in Casiguran town, Sorsogon province, following ashfall from Mt. Bulusan on Oct. 21. —MARC ALVIC ESPLANA

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WOMAN, GIRL HELD FOR ‘SHABU’ SAGUIARAN, LANAO DEL SUR—Authorities took into custody a 23-year-old woman and a 10-year-old girl after they yielded about a kilogram of suspected “shabu” (methamphetamine hydrochloride) at a checkpoint

At least 38 children had been removed from this two-story house in the village of Bool, Tagbilaran City, which operates as an orphanage being run by American cult members. —LEO UDTOHAN

The couple said they wanted to help the children by sending them to school. Dalisay said four of the wards are enrolled in college while the others are in elementary and high schools. “We are trying to serve God. We’re trying to help children,” said Dalisay. “We are trying to bring bondage out of poverty, you know,” she said. “It’s a very big surprise and disheartening to be treated like criminals,” she added. Dalisay said she and her husband brought the children to Bohol since cost of living in the province is lower and it is a safe place to live in. “The land is cheaper,” she said.

She added that she and her husband were advised by a psychologist to bring the children to a place far from sources of temptation “and they will change.” SKMP, which was founded in February 2010, is one of the several ministries of the sect His Dwelling Church. Long-term change According to members, SKMP’s main goal is to bring long-term change in the lives of impoverished children living in the streets of Cebu City and other areas. But it did not have a license to operate as a social welfare group from the Department of Social Welfare

and Development (DSWD). Lawyer Rennan Augustus Oliva, head of the NBI in Bohol, said the regional office of the DSWD sought help from the NBI to rescue the children from the illegal orphanage. The place being run by the Dwinells, said Sia, “has no authority to provide temporary shelter” to children. The children lived in a twostory house rented by Lilie Ann Aba-Acal, 43, who also operates the Prayer Mountain Bohol, a training center for would-be pastors of the Dwinells’ sect. Acal said she allowed the Dwinells and the children to stay with her since she thought it was a temporary arrangement. INQ

here on Friday, a military official said on Saturday. Col. Joselito Pastrana, head of the Army’s 65th Infantry Battalion, said the two were in an SUV that was carrying P10 million in shabu. —RICHEL UMEL INQ

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2002 prescribes LGUs to “appropriate a substantial portion of their respective annual budgets” to assist in drug abuse prevention and treatment. But ambiguity in the clause has prompted some local officials to second guess the amount they need to solve the drug problem, especially in the grassroots level, and makes it harder for them to allocate funds for rehabilitation efforts. They ask: How much is “substantial?” The Parañaque Adac officer in charge, Andres Alterejos, said after-care programs for those who had undergone rehabilitation must also be present in every barangay, but the problem was lack of funds. “But barangays would rather build basketball courts than sponsor drug users’ treatment. There are no ‘pogi’ points in [drug programs]. That is our problem,” Alterejos said.

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By Mariejo S. Ramos and Jodee A. Agoncillo @Team_Inquirer “I was in kindergarten when the other kids saw me and took me in,” the 9-year-old girl who calls herself Chacha said with an astounding sense of self-awareness. She could be a child confessing a petty problem while playing in the streets. But she wasn’t. She was inside a rehabilitation center in Bicutan for substance abuse disorder. The little girl from a poor district in Malabon City was drawn to a gang of youths addicted to solvent, got physically abused and soon found herself adopting their ways. She was used to counting in threes: “I used to take a hit [of solvent] in the morning, noon and evening,” she said. Now she still counts the same way, but in a hopeful, new light a child like her deserves. “I eat and take a bath here a lot. Morning, noon and evening,” she quipped. Chacha is now in a safer place—in a world away from an illness that doesn’t choose its prey. But what kind of community a child like her would come home to? It could be a community that Allan, 51, a recovering drug dependent in Quezon City’s treatment center, hopes to be as welcoming to an old, lonely man like him. Trial and error The former nurse has seen his life turn for the worst twice—first when he was 23 and had fallen prey to “shabu,” or crystal meth, and second when he lost his mother and had a relapse. He has never committed a crime. He has never destroyed a life—except his own. After his treatment, he wants to continue recovering in his community and start anew. But three months after the police began knocking on doors of suspected drug users and pushers, some 700,000 drug dependents, like Allan, are still at the mercy of “trial-anderror” rehabilitation programs

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President Duterte has said the government does not have the funds to finance the rehabilitation of drug users and will rather have them killed “in the meantime.” —LYN RILLON of local government units (LGUs) that are short of funds and lacking in direction. Aside from participating in Zumba and other physical activities, the hopeful drug surrenderers have been left to do experimental activities conducted in the absence of national government standards. Such activities are nonevidence-based—programs without sound scientific results, assessment and proven success rate. The Department of Health (DOH) has yet to evaluate local strategies. President Duterte recently said the government did not have funds to finance the rehabilitation of drug users and would rather have them killed “in the meantime.” Since he assumed the presidency on June 30 and started his antinarcotics campaign, more than 3,000 alleged drug pushers and users have died in police operations and vigilante attacks. But to the legions who have come out of their hell holes

(Editor’s Note: A hundred days after President Duterte declared an all-out war against illegal drugs, cash-strapped communities are scrambling to address a phenomenal number of drug users and pushers who have answered calls to mend their ways or die. In this series of articles, the Inquirer takes a hard look at how authorities are struggling to give them a new lease on life.)

hoping for salvation, the path seems to lead to a sewer, like the rats lured by the Pied Piper’s siren song. For Dangerous Drugs Board Chair Benjamin Reyes, the current situation is overwhelming and interventions on surrenderers must be immediately provided so as not to waste the “window of opportunity.” Fear factor While up to 90 percent of the 669,000 drug users will fall under community interventions, Reyes said, the 17-member board has yet to issue new provisional guidelines for LGUs on how to handle surrenderers. “Admittedly, for years, we have neglected the drug issue. This is the first time that this has happened,” Reyes said of the phenomenon. “So admitted-

ly, there are lapses.” “Surrender or get killed”—is a phrase often heard by the Pasay Anti-drug Abuse Council (Adac) head, Dan Alfanoso III. But, he said, this fear factor is not forever, hence the need for sustained efforts in communities to reform them. Similarly, Quezon City Vice Mayor Joy Belmonte has seen a challenging start—when “photo ops” and show biz factor became a façade of the voluntary submissions. Some LGUs are offering physical, psychological and spiritual interventions as well as livelihood programs to reintegrate drug dependents to society. But others do not have drug programs yet. Programs for drug abuse prevention and rehabilitation, usually workshops and aware-

ness campaigns, are commonly funded by the city councils. But the increase in voluntary submissions demands more budget for testing kits, accreditation fees and rehabilitation assistance. No ‘pogi’ points Most city antidrug abuse councils are also understaffed and health professionals at the grassroots are increasingly becoming burdened by the large number of patients, especially since they have to conduct a profiling different from police. This time, the basis is health. Some cities, like Parañaque and Pasay, only have one doctor performing the assessment of surrenderers. City health offices have just begun sending some of their staff for training under the DOH. For 2016, cities are left with little to no budget for more personnel and rehabilitation programs because it is only now that the drug issue has become a priority. The Dangerous Drugs Act of

Evidence-based The problem, said Reyes, is that the barangay antidrug abuse councils are still not fully activated nationwide despite a mandate from the Department of the Interior and Local Government. No matter the beat, dancing drug addiction away will never be enough, Reyes said. The DOH’s role is to advise LGUs to craft evidence-based activities that can help make a drug user go into full recovery. For Pasay’s Alfanoso, a time of war requires intense preparation, else trust between surrenderers and government will be destroyed. “We are still in the planning stage for community-based rehab program because we want to first set up the logistics, manpower and strategy, and follow the guidelines that will be required by the national government,” Alfanoso said. After all, putting names on a list is a simple task but it takes a community to take them off that list for the better. INQ

DAGUPAN CITY—Teresita Tiamzon has been losing sleep since July 20 when she learned from a television news report that a dead woman had been found on a village road in Manaoag town. The woman turned out to be her 22-year-old daughter, Rowena. Her face and body were wrapped in packaging tape. Strung around her neck was a piece of cardboard on which was written: “Don’t emulate, she is a pusher.” “It has been so hard for me to move on. She slept beside me at night and to this Byday, Ben O. de Vera I seem to lose my mind @bendeveraINQ whenever I remember her,” Tiamzon said. HigherTrauma global gold prices furhas reshaped the ther lifted country’s lives of the Tiamzon anddollar other reserves to another record Dagupan families whohigh have of lost $85.9loved billion in September, ones to President theDuterte’s Bangko Sentral Pilipinas war ngon drugs, said Friday. supposedly to prolaunched Theyoung end-September gross tect people. international reserves (GIR) levThese families grieve beel was higher than the $85.8 bilcause the government has not lion recorded why a month ago and explained children have $80.5 billioncollateral a year ago,damage prelimi-in become

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the campaign against narcotics. “It is not true that Rowena was a pusher. She was not into drugs,” Tiamzon said, adding that her daughter was an active member of a church choir. The youngest in a brood of six, Rowena was an obedient sweet child, she said. This month, Rowena would have finished her mass communication studies at Colegio de Dagupan, a block away from her house. Rowena had promised to build her mother a house, vowing never to marry until she had fulfilled that pledge. On the same day, her body was found, a gunman killed nary BSP data Roman showed.Manaois. 20-year-old InOn a statement, BSP Deputy July 19, Manaois was inGovernor officer-in-charge vited by and a tricycle driver to ride Nestor Espenilla attributwith A. him to the Jr. city to buy edfood. the higher GIR mostly to “the As they rode to Binmaley national fortown, agovernment’s man hailed thenet tricycle eign currency the and asked to be deposits, taken to nearby BSP’s foreign exchange Barangay Lucao here. operations As and the its income from inpassenger was vestments abroad, alonghewith getting off at Lucao, was revaluation adjustments on itsa shot by a man waiting beside gold holdings resulting from the motorcycle. increases in theManaois price of gold in Terrified, and the the international tricycle driver market.” fled. But the

gunman rode after them and shot Manaois in the back. Manaois fell on the road, and was shot in the head. In Barangay Carael here, Manaois’ parents Dennis and Cecil have not stopped grieving. Cecil said her son was the family’s breadwinner and he was helping to pull them out of poverty. At the time of his death, Manaois was about to finish a seaman’s course and preparing for his first ship job. “[Roman] told me he would take me to a doctor in Manila to have my gout and arthritis checked when he gets his overseas assignment,” Dennis said. “He also said he would build us a house and send his IN THE KNOW siblings to school,” he added. The gross international reserves Dennis used to be a con(GIR) are foreign assets thatdriver. are struction worker and readily available tohave and controlled His ailments confined by theto BSP for direct financing of him a wheelchair. payments GIR con-anThe imbalances. family’s biggest sists of holdings of gold, special guish came when the police drawing rights, foreign investlinked Manaois to illegal drugs ments andto foreign exchange. in order explain his death. —Bangko “TheSentral peoplenginPilipinas our barangay know him as a good child. He went out only when his friends asked him to play bas-

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two grandchildren were having lunch on Aug. 23 when a man on a motorcycle stopped at the eatery, casually walked toward them and opened fire. Maximo was hit in the back but managed to run to a swamp at the back of their house. But a bullet struck Danica Mae who was taking a bath.

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killed because they also have families. [The authorities] should also check if [the suspects] are really involved in illegal drugs,” he said. SATURDAY OCTOBER 8, 2016 If she could meet/ the President, Teresita WWW.INQUIRER.NET Tiamzon said she would ask him to stop the carnage because even innocent people were being killed. “He has no idea how it feels to lose a child,” she said. Gemma Garcia refused to comment. “I might say something they will not like. We just want justice for Danica,” she said. Manaois said the police had no suspect in his son’s killing. Tiamzon said National Bureau of Investigation agents authorities expect taper to a had come to see her to and asked $2-billion she surplus from earquestions could nottheanlier projection $2.2-billion. swer. “What canofwe do? We do The BOP a summary of all not know who is killed my daughthe she businesses ter,” said. the country does with the rest world. A surGarcia saidof nothe law enforceplus agency means had the informed amount ofher dolment lars that entered economy about the results of the investiwas more than the amount that gation of the shooting of her left. husband and granddaughter. The projected end-2016 GIR “It’s up to them. If they want wasgood. nonetheless kept at tolevel help us, If not, it doesn’t about $82.7 billion, higher than matter. We will leave every2015’s INQ thing to $80.7 God,”billion. she said. INQ

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MINERS THREATENED WITH SUSPENSION ... AND THEN GETS PRAISED BYlayer GOV’T By Ronnel W. Domingo @ronwdomingoINQ The Mines and Geosciences Bureau (MGB) nominated 23 mine operators, including some that the Department of Environment and Natural Resources’ (DENR) audit teams recommended for suspension, for a presidential award citing firms for their pro-people and pro-

“showed exemplary practices in safety and health; environmental protection and rehabilitation; and community and social development and management.” The awards cover four categories, including surface mining operation. Among the nominees for the surface mining category were operators of mines that were

Marcventures Mining and Development Corp. (nickel in Surigao del Sur); OceanaGold Philippines Inc. (copper-gold in Nueva Vizcaya); and SR Metals Inc. (nickel in Agusan del Sur). The selection committee started field validation on the accomplishment of the nominees on the fourth week of September. This was the same week the DENR announced it

Stop the killings Gemma said Maximo had nothing to do with illegal drugs. “My husband was a pedicab driver until he suffered a stroke a year ago. I earn a little by selling food,” she said. Maximo had been informed by a village official that his name appeared on a drug on original maturity, welltoas watch list and he wasastold 4.3 times based on reported residual masurrender. Maximo to turity. the local police three days benet international reforeThe the attack. serves, orsince the gone difference beHe had into hidtween the GIR shorting, fearful thatand thetotal gunman term return liabilities, would to killalso him. rose to $85.9 in September Thebillion grieving families from say $85.8 billionmust a month Mr. Duterte put ago. a stop to Due toofweak trade in the killing drugglobal suspects. theDennis first quarter, the BSP had Manaois argued slightly cut dealers its projected balthat addicts, and pushancecould of payments ers change (BOP) givenposia tion for “They 2016, which chance. shouldmonetary not be INVESTMENT PRIORITIES PLAN

BOI SET TO REVIEW PREFERRED INVESTMENT LIST By Amy R. Remo @amyremoINQ The Board of Investments (BOI) is eyeing to overhaul the existing investment priorities plan (IPP) to ease certain restrictions in agriculture and manufacturing and attract more investors in these underrated industries. The BOI was also planning to incentivize companies that have adopted an inclusive business model, a strategy that engages the poor and low-in-

of other industries in the IPP, including housing and power, BOI managing head Ceferino S. Rodolfo said on Friday. The new IPP will cover the 2017 to 2019 period. “If you look at the IPP now, there are a lot of restrictions in manufacturing, but this is the sector that has the capacity to generate decent jobs. Also, the key question for us now is what to do with housing and power. We will also see what [we can] do with tourism,” he said. He noted there were geo-

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OSLO—Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos won the 2016 Nobel Peace Prize on Friday for his efforts to end a 52year-old war with Marxist rebels, a surprise choice after Colombians voted against the accord in a referendum. The Norwegian Nobel Committee said Santos had brought one of the longest civil wars in modern history significantly closer to a peaceful solution but there was still a real danger the peace process

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could come to a halt. “The award should also be seen as a tribute to the Colombian people,” committee leader Kaci Kullmann Five said. Voters did not say “No” to peace but to the agreement, she said. The award pointedly excluded FARC guerrilla leader Rodrigo Londono, better known by his nom de guerre Timochenko, who signed the accord with Santos. The committee said it believes that Santos, “despite the

‘No’ majority vote in the referendum, has brought the bloody conflict significantly closer to a peaceful solution.” Santos has promised to revive the peace plan even though Colombians narrowly rejected it in the referendum on Sunday. Many voters believed it was too lenient on the FARC guerrillas. Santos, 65, is an unlikely peacemaker. The Harvard-educated scion of one of Colombia’s wealthiest families, as defense minister a decade ago he was re-

sponsible for some of the FARC rebels’ biggest military setbacks. Under the peace deal he negotiated, rebels who turn over their weapons and confess to war crimes will be spared time in jail and the FARC will be reserved 10 seats in congress through 2026 to smooth their transition into a political movement. Some Nobel watchers had taken Colombia off their lists of favorites after the referendum “No.” —Reuters and AP

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Three suspects in the Sept. 2 bombing of the Roxas Night Market in Davao City had been arrested, a defense official said on Friday. Speaking at a press conference in Camp Aguinaldo in Quezon City, where the suspects were presented to the media, Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana said the “terrorists,” belonged to the Maute Group. Lorenza identified the suspects as TJ Macabalang, Wendel Facturan and Musali Mustapha Maute Group members Wendel Apostol Facturan , Musali Mustapha and TJ Tagadaya who, he said, were on board a Macabalang, suspects in the Sept. 2 Davao City night market bombing, are presented to the motorcycle without license media at Camp Aguinaldo in Quezon City. —RICHARD A. REYES plates when accosted and arrested by soldiers and police- terror attack. Investigators said lahu Akbar! (God is great).” Facturan carrying a rifle beside men for trying to evade a mobile the IED was detonated through Shortly after the explosion, oth- the black flag of the Islamic er voices were heard saying in State, allegedly practicing for a checkpoint in Rosario Heights, a cell phone. Lorenzana said Macabalang the vernacular, “It’s frighten- propaganda presentation. Cotabato City, on Tuesday. The Defense secretary said Seized from the suspects had triggered the bomb by re- ing,” and “That’s loud!” The video also showed the “informants” had led to the arwere materials for making im- mote control, while it was Facperson carrying the cell phone rest of the suspects provised explosive devices (IED), turan who had left the backpack INQUIRER though he @INQUIRERDOTNET NEWS NAME/AGE/CITY/MESSAGE TO 4467 a submachine gun, a caliber .45 with the bomb at the night mar- approach the site of the explo- declined to disclose their ket. Mustapha, with another sion amid cries of “Tabang names, saying pistol and a cellular phone. operations were 1 UNITED STATES 2 HAITI from scurrying ongoing to apprehend some 10 unidentified companion, al- (Help)!” legedly documented the bomb- passersby. 15 killed, 70 injured members of the group also inThe suspects were turned ing using another cell phone. volved in the bombing. 1 2 Informants The video from Mustapha’s over to the PNP-Criminal InvesLorenzana said that had the 4 Also heard on the video was group’s IED failed to explode or tigation and Detection Group phone showed the bombing 3 an- inflict casualties, other suspects a distance, with the actual a phone ringing, with a man and lateradvantage brought toofthe Justice from Point Hillary Households without power People killed by Hurricane explosion in marked department forDonald inquest. toin lob grenades inClinton over Trump Floridaby a reddish- swering it and saying, “We’re had planned Matthew Haiti Fifteen people were killed orange fountain-like flare and a leaving,” just as the police were stead. He added that the Maute arriving at the scene. while some 70 others were in- loud crack. group had also planned to bomb Found in the cell phone as other locations in Davao City On one of the videos, some jured in the explosion that President Duterte had described as a people were heard saying, “Al- well was a video of a laughing and Maguindanao province. INQ

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Health Secretary Paulyn Ubial said she does not favor legalizing marijuana for medical purposes. But Ubial said patients who really need it can apply for a special permit from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The FDA provides some access to drugs and medicines that are not registered in the Philippines for “compassionate use,” Ubial explained. Marijuana is sometimes recommended for pain relief and to help cancer or HIVAIDS patients counter the side effects of chemotherapy and other medications.

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WITH EXACTLY ONE MONTH TO GO, US PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IS CLINTON’S TO LOSE WASHINGTON—One month from Saturday, Hillary Clinton is favored to make history as the first female US president. But with a resilient Donald Trump standing in her way, the Election Day outcome remains anything but certain. The possible pitfalls an “October surprise,” a Clinton debate meltdown, damning revelations from her controversial private e-mails or an act of terrorism are unknowable now, but they have a potential to upend an already extraordinary 2016 campaign.

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The Democratic candidate has a 3.2-point advantage over her Republican nemesis, according to the RealClearPolitics national poll average, heaping

pressure on Trump to make up ground in the closing weeks of their battle to succeed Barack Obama in the White House. She has the upper hand in

swing states, too. Colorado, Florida, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Wisconsin are tilting Clinton’s way, polls show. Trump, 70, is leading in Iowa and the crucial state of Ohio, where he claims strong support among working-class white voters. But Clinton, 68, would not need those states if she can hold other battlegrounds. Campaign momentum had swung in Trump’s favor ahead of his first debate with Clinton, on Sept. 26. The provocative real estate tycoon had seized on

Clinton’s description of half of his supporters as “deplorables,” and earned praise for acting more disciplined. But Trump, whose incendiary rhetoric and propensity to go off script have been campaign hallmarks, did not toe the line for long. “After the debate, the Republican momentum ended,” Columbia University professor Robert Shapiro said. Not only did most analysts declare Clinton the debate’s winner, but Trump’s subsequent pre-dawn rant about a

‘Monster’ hurricane batters Florida

ORLANDO, FLORIDA/MIAMI —“Matthew,” the first major hurricane threatening a direct hit on the United States in more than 10 years, lashed Florida on Friday with heavy rains and winds after killing at least 339 people in Haiti on its destructive march north through the Caribbean. Winds gusts of up to 100 kilometers per hour and heavy downpours were reported in several coastal communities in Florida as the eye of the Category 4 hurricane tracked along the east coast of the state early on Friday. “We are just bracing and the winds are picking up,” Daytona Beach Mayor Derrick Henry told CNN early on Friday. “A great number of our residents have taken heed to our warnings and we are certainly concerned about those that have not.”

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Missionaries of Charity. The Wong Chu King Foundation (WCKF) recently donated milk, water, shampoo and maternity supplies to the children and mothers of the Missionaries of Charity (MoC) in Aparri, Cagayan as part of their apostolic mission to help those who are deservedly in need. In photo are (L-R) WCKF volunteers Marlon Uy, Albert Rola, Arsenio Montajes, Michael Guevara and Eduward Ampoan. With WCKF General Manager James Vincent Navarrete SYDNEY—A piece of wingand debristogether found in Mauritius is from Asst. Manager of MoC Sr. Mariam Tara with the MH370, Australian authorities beneﬁciaries of the Missionaries of Charity. said on Friday as they cautioned

More than 140,000 Florida households were without power, according to Governor Rick Scott. In West Palm Beach, once lit street lights and houses went dark and Interstate 95 was empty as the storm rolled through the community of 100,000 people.

Extremely dangerous Hurricane Matthew carried extremely dangerous winds of 215 kph as it pounded the northwestern part of the Bahamas en route to Florida’s Atlantic coast earlier, the US National Hurricane Center said. While Matthew’s winds had dropped on Thursday night, it remained a Category 4 on the five-step Saffir-Simpson scale of hurricane intensity as it neared Florida, where it could either plow inland or tear along the Atlantic coast through Friday night, the Miami-based

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Waves crash ashore as Hurricane Matthew approaches the area on October 6 in Singer Island, Florida. The hurricane is expected to make landfall sometime this evening or early in the morning as a possible Category 4 storm. —AFP center said. Few storms with winds as powerful as Matthew’s have struck Florida, and the NHC warned of “potentially disastrous impacts.”

The US National Weather Service said the storm could be the most powerful to strike northeast Florida in 118 years. Hurricane conditions were expected in parts of Florida on

Friday and a dangerous storm surge was expected to reach up to 3.35 meters along the Florida coast, Ed Rappaport, deputy director of the Miami-based NHC, said on CNN. —REUTERS

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SYRIA’S ASSAD OFFERS AMNESTY TO REBELS IF THEY SURRENDER ALEPPO BEIRUT/GENEVA—Rebels holed up in Aleppo can leave with their families if they lay down their arms, President Bashar al-Assad said on Thursday, vowing to press on with the assault on Syria’s largest city and recapture full control of the country. The offer of amnesty fol-

lows two weeks of the heaviest bombardment of the five-anda-half-year civil war, which has killed hundreds of people trapped inside Aleppo’s rebelheld eastern sector and torpedoed a US-backed peace initiative. Fighters have accepted similar government amnesty offers

former Miss Universe raised doubts about his temperament as he seeks the world’s most powerful job. “That looked pretty unpresidential, tweeting at 3:00 in the morning,” Shapiro said. “The polls have moved further in Hillary Clinton’s direction.” Last week’s revelations that Trump’s declared loss of $916 million in 1995 allowed him to avoid paying federal taxes for almost two decades have not helped, even as he presented himself as “smart” for exploiting the complex tax code. —AFP

in other besieged areas in recent months, notably in Daraya, a suburb of Damascus that was under siege for years until rebels surrendered it in August. However, rebels said they had no plan to evacuate Aleppo, the last major urban area they control, and denounced the amnesty offer as a deception.

"It’s impossible for the rebel groups to leave Aleppo because this would be a trick by the regime,” Zakaria Malahifji, a Turkey-based official for the Fastaqim group which is present in Aleppo, told Reuters. “Aleppo is not like other areas, it’s not possible for them to surrender.”

Washington was also sceptical of government motives: “For them to suggest that somehow they’re now looking out for the interests of civilians is outrageous,” White House spokesman Josh Earnest said, citing the heavy civilian toll from air strikes and bombardment. —REUTERS

the discovery shed no new light on the missing passenger jet’s specific location. The composite debris, recovered from the island nation in May, is the latest fragment found along western Indian Ocean shorelines linked to Malaysia Airlines MH370. The Boeing 777 disappeared en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on March 8, 2014, carrying 239 passengers and crew. Despite an extensive underwater search in the southern Indian Ocean far off Western Australia’s coast where investigators believe the plane crashed, no trace of the aircraft has been found there. The wing part “was a trailing edge section of Boeing 777 left, outboard flap, originating from the Malaysian Airlines aircraft registered 9M-MRO (MH370)”, the government agency leading the search, the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB), said in a report. “A part number was identified on a section of the debris,” the ATSB said, adding that another “unique work order number” assigned by the flap manufacturer corresponded to MH370. Australian Transport Minister Darren Chester said investigators “remain hopeful” MH370 would be found. —AFP

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WORLD BRIEF Portugal's Guterres backed as UN chief

UNITED NATIONS—The Security Council on Thursday unanimously backed Antonio Guterres, the former prime minister of Portugal who was the UN’s refugee chief for a decade, to be the next secretary-general. The 15 council members adopted a resolution formally presenting Guterres as their choice to be the world’s new diplomat-in-chief and requesting that the General Assembly endorse him. —AFP

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anonymous eBay bidders, including some in Russia, China and other foreign nations. —AP

Turkey orders detention of 166 people

ISTANBUL—Turkish authorities issued detention warrants on Friday for 166 people including police chiefs, state media reported. The investigation was initially focused on Istanbul police headquarters staff but spread across 35 provinces, targeting people who used the messaging app known as ByLock. —REUTERS

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5 witnesses vs De Lima seek pardon By Nikko Dizon and Marlon Ramos @Team_Inquirer

Five of the 12 convicted felons who testified at the congressional inquiry on illegal drug activities at the national penitentiary while Sen. Leila de Lima was justice secretary have pending applications for pardon or clemency, casting doubt on their credibility, Magdalo Rep. Gary Alejano said yesterday. At a press conference of opposition lawmakers, Alejano suggested that the testimony against De Lima and her former aides at the Department of Justice (DOJ) could be “used as a reward.”

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Immunity “They were given immunity and witness protection. We should keep watch over these five because they might be released any time,” said Alejano, who had sought information on the convicts’ applications from the Bureau of Pardons and Pa-

Baligad role (BPP), an agency under the DOJ, just like the Bureau of Corrections (BuCor), which is supervising New Bilibid Prison (NBP). Responding to his inquiry, Alejano said the BPP said that former police officers Engelberto Durano and Nonilo Arile, Jaime Patcho, Jojo Baligad and Vicente Sy filed during the previous Aquino administration their

applications for pardon, probation, or executive clemency. Except for Baligad, all of these inmates implicated De Lima in the narcotics trade at NBP, saying that the former justice secretary or her aides had ordered them to raise drug money for her senatorial bid in May. Baligad said former BuCor officer in charge Rafael Ragos had demanded hefty weekly payola from inmates like him. All the inmates who testified at the hearing of the House of Representatives justice committee were granted immunity from suit for any statements there. De Lima is a harsh critic of President Duterte, trying to put him to task for the thousands of deaths that resulted in his campaign against illegal drugs. She has denied wrongdoing. Ticket to freedom? Albay Rep. Edcel Lagman said that the inmates’ testimonies could be their “possible ticket to freedom.” “These applications for

President’s alter ego He said that being the alter ego of the President, the secretary of justice should not participate in the proceedings of congressional committees. “All they can do is to be invited as resource persons. They make a statement and they answer questions from the chair or the members of the committee,” Lagman said.

‘Fear of the unknown’ Rep. Reynaldo Umali, the House committee chair, dismissed the allegations of Alejano and Lagman. “That is a usual concern that a minority group would raise. But for me, that is fear of the unknown,” Umali told reporters. He placed the burden on Aguirre to prove that there was no quid pro quo. INQ

Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Naia) slipped in ranking this year to join Asia’s worst five, but four other Philippine airports emerged among the region’s best. The “Guide to Sleeping in Airports” website released over the weekend the results of its latest survey of the best and the worst airports in the world. In the guide’s 2016 Worst Asian Airports, Naia was ranked fifth, a worse showing than its 8th place on the same list last year. “Major complaints include a bullet-planting scam, frequent power outages, lapses in air conditioning, uncomfortable (and insufficient) seating and complicated terminal trans-

fers,” the survey report said, although it cited improvements in Naia facilities since 2011. PH four among best 30 Listed among the 30 best airports in Asia were Iloilo International Airport, which placed 12th, rising from 21st in 2015; Mactan-Cebu International Airport and the Clark International Airport, ranked 14th and 15th, respectively, and Francisco Bangoy International Airport in Davao City, which placed 26th. The best airports were rated by travelers based on their overall airport experience, including comfort, facilities, food, immigration or security, customer service and cleanliness. Tashkent International Airport in Uzbekistan earned the

worst in Asia title for its “multitude of checkpoints” as well as its chairs, described by survey respondents as being in “notoriously short supply.” According to the report, “[t]he only saving grace” in Tashkent “is the airport’s lone service and facility: free Wi-Fi. Bring an electronic device and disappear into it. It’s your best bet at sanity.” The report noted that most of the complaints about Asia’s worst 10 airports involved unclean toilets, unhelpful staff whose “focus is too often on collecting bribes or executing crafty scams,” as well as long, chaotic queues. Worst in the world Adjudged the worst airport in the world this year is King Abdulaziz International Airport

in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Respondents said cleanliness at the airport was “a mythical concept.” They found immigration officers to be arrogant, rude and careless. The airport also has no restaurants, shops and entertainment centers, they said. The brainchild of Donna McSherry, the Guide to Sleeping in Airports started in 1996. It was previously titled the “Budget Traveler’s Guide to Sleeping in Airports,” and was initially made up of McSherry’s airport sleeping tips and reviews of the airports in Dublin, Frankfurt, and Geneva. The website started to grow when other travelers began to contribute their reviews as well as useful and practical information about airports worldwide. INQ

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The House of Representatives committee on justice yesterday approved its report on its hearings on the proliferation of illegal drugs at New Bilibid Prison (NBP), but Rep. Reynaldo Umali declined to state whether it recommended the prosecution of Sen. Leila de Lima for the anomalies there while she was justice secretary under the previous Aquino administration. Umali, the panel chair, said he was prohibited from releasing the report, which was later submitted to the committee on rules. It will be tackled by the plenary today. But Umali did say that the report emphasized the proliferation of the drug trade at NBP and noted that there were government personalities involved in it based on the testimonies of the witnesses, including inmates.

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In West Palm Beach, once said on Friday as they cautioned hit on the United States in more industry veteran said that his election is the future that we The person, who requested Congress in the hope of creating hedge fund firm in 2010, said the single digits. lit streethad lights houses went discovery shed noto new light 10 years,against lashed Florida on Trump our children grow up “I’ve heard from a lot of peo- anonymity, plans to vote for peers’ revulsion with Trump thewant anand “unstable pera than “firewall” Clinton’s dark andthat Interstate theand missing passenger jet’s Friday with heavy including rains and sonality” whether or not we are ruled him95 out was as a ple who say they’ll vote for Clinton—supposedly because has become so strong that they on in economic policies, empty as the storm rolled Johnson or not vote at all be- she is the lesser of two evils. windsgovernment after killing control at least 339 feel they have to vote for Clin- specific goinglocation. to have a country that more of candidate. through the community of Theallcomposite debris, repeople in Haiti its destrucwe can be proud of because To be sure, Trump retains a ton—if only to prevent the But some Republican hedge cause they don’t want to be held healthcare and on what he de100,000 people. contacted by responsible for having elected band of loyal hedge fund indus- Republican the be island nation tive march north through the fund nominee from covered all offrom us can ourselves,” managers scribed as “astronomical disinin May, is Clinton the latest fragment Caribbean. Chelsea said. Reuters said they planned to Hillary Clinton,” one hedge fund try boosters. They include winning. —REUTERS —AP centives” to invest. Extremely dangerous found along western Indian Winds gusts of up to 100 Hurricane Matthew carried Ocean shorelines linked to kilometers per hour and heavy BATTLE FOR ISLAMIC STATE’S LAST BASTION Malaysia Airlines MH370. downpours were reported in extremely dangerous winds of The Boeing 777 disappeared several coastal communities in 215 kph as it pounded the en route from Kuala Lumpur to Florida as the eye of the Cate- northwestern part of the BaBeijing on March 8, 2014, carrygory 4 hurricane tracked along hamas en route to Florida’s Ating 239 passengers and crew. the east coast of the state early lantic coast earlier, the US National Hurricane Despite an extensive underashoreisas Hurricane Matthew approaches the area on Friday. square miles), according toon October 6 in Singer Island, The crash US military providing past our Center arenas said. of con- Waves KHAZER, IRAQ—Iraqi and Kur- advance Matthew’s water search in the southern InThe hurricane is expected make landfall this evening or early in the are just bracing and the trol,”While Massoud Barzani,sometime the president air support and playing a sup- to Sheikhan said. winds had Florida. dish “We commanders on Tuesday on Thursday night, it morning dian Ocean far off Western Ausas aon possible Category 4 storm. —AFP winds are picking up,” Daytona dropped of Iraq’s largely autonomous the ground. “We have achieved our ob- porting role said they had paused their adtralia’s coast where investigaBeach Mayor Derrick Henry remained a Category 4 on the Kurdish region. vance on Mosul a day after the jectives,” he added. tors believe the plane crashed, told CNN early on Friday. “A five-step Saffir-Simpson scale center said. The US National Weatheron Friday and a dangerous storm Peshmerga commanders Proceeding as planned Iraqi Prime Minister Haider start of a massive operation to no trace of the aircraft has been great number of our residents of hurricane intensity as it Few storms withfor winds as Service said the storm could the ground estimated theybere- surge was expected to reach up A spokesperson the UShad announced retake the city held by the Is- al-Abadi found there. have taken heed to our warn- neared Florida, where it could powerful as Matthew’s have the most powerful to strike to 3.35 meters along the Florida the long-awaited offensive led coalition said the operation took nine villages and pushed lamic State (IS) group. The wing part “was a trailing ings and we are certainly con- either plow inland or tear along struck Florida, and the NHC northeast Florida in 118 years. The operation is expected to before dawn on Monday, was proceeding as planned and the front line with IS back 8 coast, Ed Rappaport, deputy dicerned about those that the Atlantic coast through Fri- warned of “potentially disasedge section of Boeing 777 left, Hurricane(5 conditions were rector of the Miami-based miles). vowing to liberate the city that Iraqi forces were making kilometers take weeks, if not months. day night, the Miami-based trous impacts.” have not.” outboard flap, originating from expected in parts Florida on NHC, said on CNN. —REUTERS The front lineofeast of Mosul from more than two years of “excellent progress.” the Malaysian Airlines aircraft “There’s no pause in efforts is now some 30 km (18 miles) extremist rule. Front lines registered 9M-MRO (MH370)”, Mosul. Troops are on from the city. Mosul is Iraq’s second to liberateUNDER The front lines to the east of SIEGE the government agency leading Mosul were largely quiet, a day largest city and the IS group’s the move on various axes of adthe search, the Australian 12 suicide attacks after Iraqi Kurdish forces ad- last major urban bastion in the vance toward the city,” said Col. Transport Safety Bureau IS said it carried out 12 suiJohn Dorrian. vanced amid a barrage of US-led country. (ATSB), said in a report. “Some commanders have cide attacks on Monday against air strikes and heavy artillery. “A part number was identireached their objectives ahead the forces advancing on Mosul, Complex battle “We are just holding our poWashington was also scepBEIRUT/GENEVA—Rebels fied on a section of the debris,” "It’s impossible for the rebel lows two weeks of the heaviest in other besieged areas in reThe large and complex bat- of schedule after encountering including eight that targeted sitions,” said Col. Khathar holed up in Aleppo can leave bombardment of the five-and- cent months, notably in Daraya, groups to leave Aleppo because tical of government motives: the ATSB said, adding that anfor Mosul is expected to last light-to-moderate resistance,” the peshmerga. Sheikhan, of families the Kurdish forces with their if they lay tle other “unique work order numa-half-year civil war, which has a suburb of Damascus that was this would be a trick by the “For them to suggest that he added. known the peshmerga, which weeks or months. The report carried by the ISdown astheir arms, President ber” assigned by the flap manukilled hundreds of people under siege for years until regime,” Zakaria Malahifji, a somehow they’re now looking It will involve more than captured a handful run Aamaq news agency said Bashar al-Assad saidofonvillages Thurs- trapped facturer corresponded to inside Aleppo’s rebel- rebels surrendered it in August. Turkey-based official for the out for the interests of civilians 9 villages retaken troops, including the east of vowing Mosul on Iraqi forces had captured just day, toMonday. press on with 25,000 MH370. However, rebels said they Fastaqim group which is pre- is outrageous,” White House held eastern sector and torpeBy the end of Monday, Kur- three villages and that IS fightArmy, the Kurdish peshthe assault on Syria’s largest Iraqi Australian Transport Minisdoed a US-backed peace had no plan to evacuate Aleppo, sent in Aleppo, told Reuters. spokesman Josh Earnest said, Sunni tribal fighters and dish forces had retaken some ers had halted an advance from citing achieved Iraqi the tanks and troops for the massive on heavy civiliantake tollup positions city Objectives and recapture full control merga, ter Darren Chester said push investithe last major urban area they “Aleppo is not like other areas, initiative. 200 square kilometers (77 the south. —AP militias. 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clemency and pardon will be enhanced by their cooperation in giving their testimony,” Lagman said. Lagman said that the congressional inquiry was a “comedy of errors.” “The DOJ presented the witnesses. The witnesses were represented by PAO (Public Attorney’s Office), an agency of the DOJ. The inmates and the National Bureau of Investigation officials who testified are all under the jurisdiction of the secretary of justice because the Bureau of Corrections and the NBI are attached agencies of the DOJ,” Lagman said.

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reported on Oct. 7. Once it became clear he Ceasefire in Yemen set to start wouldn’t be back, and including Bush’s representaUNITED NATIONS—A in anonymous eBayNBC bidders, some in Portugal's Guterres72-hour backedceasefire as UN chief hadChina been and negotiating termsnations. of his exit. —AP Yemen is due to start on Wednesday ac-on tives Russia, other foreign —AP UNITED NATIONS—The Securitynight, Council cording to a UN envoy whobacked has received comThursday unanimously Antonio Guterfor historical racial abuse mitments allprime warring factions. —REUTERS Turkey orders detention of 166 people res, thefrom former minister of Portugal who Apology SAN DIEGO—The president of one of the ISTANBUL—Turkish authorities issued detenwas the UN’s refugee chief for a decade, to be largest police organizations in the United States Typhoon prompts Hainan shutdown tion warrants on Friday for 166 people includthe next secretary-general. The 15 council on Monday apologized for historical mistreatBEIJING—Typhoon lashed China’spreing police chiefs, state media reported. The inmembers adopted“Sarika” a resolution formally ment of minorities, calling it a “dark side of our Hainan province on as Tuesday, with torrential vestigation was initially focused on Istanbul senting Guterres their choice to be the shared that must rain and winds up to 162 kilometers per hour police history” headquarters staff be butacknowledged spread across and 35 world’s new of diplomat-in-chief and requesting overcome. reaction fromwho leaders themes(100 miles hour)Assembly forcing authorities on the provinces,The targeting people usedofthe that theper General endorse him. —AFP

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with the unbeaten Ramirez and put in three more against Doronio to the delight of an adoring throng. The eight-division champion then did the mitts with Hall-of-Fame trainer Roach, who expressed delight with Pacquiao’s physical condition, four days before they fly off to Los Angeles to wrap up preparations at Wild Card Gym in Hollywood. Roach believes Pacquiao will beat Vargas impressively, paving the way for another megabuck fight for the first incumbent senator to seek a world title next year. Oddsmakers have installed Pacquiao a huge 9-1 favorite, with Vargas relishing the underdog tag. INQ

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ast week, President Duterte proclaimed October as volleyball month. The Executive Order No. 80 aims to put the staging of the 2016 FIVB Women’s Club World Championship, which started yesterday at Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay, in the center of the national eye. This is only the second time in 20 years that a President of the Philippines declared a volleyball month. The first time was in 1994 when the country hosted the FIVB Women’s World Club Championship. The current proclamation is an indication that Mr. Duterte’s

administration is a strong supporter of Philippine sports. Mr. Duterte initially showed his love for sports when our national athletes bound for the Rio de Janeiro Olympics paid him a courtesy call in Malacañang. He even announced that the athletes and coaches will receive additional allowances for the Rio Games and asked PSC chair Butch Ramirez to accompany them to Brazil. When Hidilyn Diaz bagged a silver medal, the President gave an additional P2 million on top of the P5 million incentive mandated by law. The new PSC has also begun

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looking into its books in an ef- ket Ballroom” competition segfort to fulfill the President’s or- ment, where they displayed the der to stamp out corruption in dancing prowess basketball fans hardly see. all government agencies. The weekly finalists were With all the attention the President has given to our na- Ryan Araña, Paul Artadi, Dylan tional athletes within his first Ababou, Willie Miller, Mo Tau100 days in power, we can say tuaa and Mark Andaya. All of them swayed and boothat Philippine sports will not be neglected by his administra- gied with their beautiful scantily clad partners like professiontion. al dance instructors. ———— But Araña, with his terpsiIt was a delight watching PBA players strut their wares chorean fluidity and grace, not on the hard court but on the wowed the judges and the studio audience after he juggled dance floor. three / balls In Huddle saw them in theWEDNESDAY OCTOBERwhile 26, 2016dancing and the right to enter the afternoon variety show Eat Bu- earned WWW.INQUIRER.NET laga’s “Challenge Accepted: Bas- grand finals. INQ

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Chicago Bulls winding down along the Gowanus Expressway, in the NBA So why not the Sam Betten and Dimity Lee and with his future uncertain, the question hinted at some- Knicks? I just don’t see them Duke hope to defend their folding up. Jo will never let that Joakim Noah visited some old thing with promise. A day after softening his recrowns when the Bellevue On Saturday night, in an happen. He’ll treat a mid-Februfriends, coaches and teachers at marks about a “separation” Resort 5i50 Triathlon unfolds it’s Poly Prep Country Day School in otherwise nondescript presea- ary game in Minnesota from the United States, PresiBylike Leila B. Salaverria Nov. 6 in Panglao Island, Boson game against the Boston Game 7 of the finals.” @LeilasINQ Brooklyn. By Marc dent Duterte on Anthony Tuesday Reyes hol. As much as Noah likes to Befitting his status as one of Celtics, Noah made his long@marcreyesINQ lashed out again at the longThe Australian duo domithe school’s more prominent awaited debut for the Knicks at claim that he is a citizen of the TOKYO—No time Philippine ally and said nated the 1.5k swim, 40k bike alumni, Noah spoke at an as- Madison Square Garden. In 19 world, he identifies himself as a country Washington Top couldseed forgetKevin a de- Cudiamat needs to and about 10k run event last year sembly, addressing gun vio- minutes as the team’s starting New Yorker. Before Saturday’s worry disposed ofManila HP’s JC Clarito, fense arrangement with PresibutDuterte’s will be in for a tougher lence, which is among his more center, he collected 5 points, 5 game, he relayed a special re- dent 21-13, yesterday in his latest 23-25, jarring21-10, statement new challenge this as time as tough quest to the Garden’s public-adrebounds and an assist in a 119passionate causes. He was soon to barge into the third round about the future of the alliance. foreign policy join the hunt for swarmed by students who 107 loss. dress announcer. Could in- haverivals Bingo Bonanza “I am notof a the ‘tuta’ (lapdog) of Nationlonghe as they no badwill intention the $2,000 top prize. It felt good, Noah said, to troduce Noah as hailing asked about his impending free from Open Badminton any country,”alMr. Duterte said as Tournatoward the Philippines, Speaker Among the top conagency and whether he would jump for rebounds, dive for Hell’s Kitchen? The crowdAlvarez said at CW Home he was aboutment to board a plane for Depot OrPantaleon yesterday. tenders include loose balls and glare at the offi- lapped it up. sign with the Knicks. tigas in Pasig. a three-day official visit to Japan, Alvarez defended Mr. Alexander Polizzi and Michelle Duffield, “I don’t know!” Noah told cials again. He is the latest city kid to pronouncements, main man of a fellow US ally Cudiamat, and big PhilipDuterte’s inAmelia Rose “I haven’t played in a long play for the Knicks, a cluding them. “We’ll see!” small but Pilipinas, will pine investorPBA that Smash is becoming those on military and Watkinson, Philippine-based Later, Bill McNally, Noah’s time,” Noah said, acknowledg- charismatic group thateconomic includes “separation” next on Cris nervous about his take apparent piv-Sanchez of from the Dan Brown and Filipino bet Monica Torformer coach at Poly Prep, gave ing that he had to work through Bernard King, Anthony Mason Teama Prima/UST, ot toward Beijing, rival power who got United States, that have reportedres. and distress him a ride back to Manhattan. some nerves. “Just to play at the and Mark Jackson. Noah woreconfusion after defeating Niel of both Tokyothrough and Washington. ly caused Registration is ongoing at McNally was curious, too. It Garden, it was special.” throwback jerseys andinwatched Pineda, “You have the 16-21, Edca 21-17, (En- 21-18. the international community. Noah had missed the first games at the Garden. made an awful lot of In other men’s singles rehanced Defense Cooperation Mr He Dutertewww.bellevue.5150philipis also seeking pines.com. sense—this idea that Noah three preseason games with revered Patrick Ewing,warmer who was fourthit. ranked Orlan Agreement), sults, well forget If I relations with China. might want to return home to hamstring and ankle injuries friends with Noah’s father, Yan- said the Philippines Ticala of Team Prima routed stay here long enough, I do not Alvarez join Carmelo Anthony and play but he looked slim, quick and nick, the former tennishad player. Michael Saragena, want to see any military man of 21-12, 21become used to being subfor the Knicks, his favorite team bouncy to McNally. “I think he’s a kidservient living an 14; Philippine Ateneo’s soil) Carlo Remo any nation (on to the United States, its RACING TIPS “I think if they stay healthy, absolute dream,” McNally growing up. McNally could said.ally with which it has a eliminated except the Filipino soldier,” he Michael longtime sense that Noah was entertain- they’re going to have good “All these kids grow up in New Clemente, said in a veiled threat to 21-19, revoke21-10; and Mutual Defense Treaty. BY TOP CHOICE chemistry,” McNally said of the York wanting to play for ing the possibilities. sixth-ranked Solomon Padiz ATtaking SANTA ANA the 2014 executive agreement Butthe Mr. Duterte is a PARK “What do you think?” Noah Knicks. “You’ve got the two, Knicks. Well, one of them finallytack and is being more Jr. US beatforces, KeoniwarAsuncion, 21which allowed different RACE 1 maybe three mega-teams, and asked his old coach. is.” —NYT News Service Noah: Home —AFP 18, 21-16; ships and planes to use military assertive when it comes to de(Qrt/Tri)—Bebot (2), Ideal View (5), Wild card Christian facilities in the country. fending and pursuing his counCuyno of National On the eve of his visit, theU also protry’s interests. Sydney Boy (4), Mr. Universe (3) RACE 2 MOTORSPORTS gressed after downing Jason volatile Mr. Duterte told (P/Q/T)—Pearl Bull/Jungle Jingle Vanzuela, 21-14, while Japanese media that he21-13, didn’t Careful talk (4), Friendly Bull (8), El Mundo (5), Edwin Doddsal- of Leintend to junk a Philippine “Pursuing an independent Surprise (7), Barcelona (2) by liance with tran/Calamba the United Stateswon foreign policy Sunday is good for us. 3 walkover over No. Emilio VISIT US Assistant Secretary Daniel Russel, shown here with his staff going to a meeting with Philippine Foreign and that he was only seeking to 7 ENVOY’S We’re so used toRACE being indepen(P/Q/T)—Rockstar Show (8), QuarMangubat Jr. and Secretary Perfecto Yasay, has criticized President Duterte’s anti-US tirades and his bloody war on illegal drugs. build “an alliance of trade dent and subservient to what tet Sawn (2), Contessa (7), Kukuwas commerce” withAlso China. advancing —GRIG the US wants,” Alvarez told reC. MONTEGRANDE rukuku Paloma (3), Minotaur (1) Gabe Tayao delighted the home- King wound up third in the race Adamson’s Mika Aquino in porters in Tokyo. RACE 4 town crowd by becoming the topped by Tayao and will head the women’s side after Outrage “The problem is this. We’re (2), Angel Brulay leg“that in InFilipino to top aheFormula downing Angela withfirst Shortly before his Ateneo’s depar- aligning very careful in (Qrt/Tri)—Prodigy not saying anyChina. policy will not make me of State John Kerry spoke to Foradded. 4 for the circuit’s next (3), Lady Pio (4), Blowby (1) donesia in November as one of whilesaid clinching overall statement Ramos, 21-13. 15-21, ture for Japan, however, Mr. 21-10. But Mr. race thing against the US. That’s our Duterte he third to anyone.” Russel’s that subservient eign Secretary Yasay over the RACE 5 female racers. the 2016 4 Southeast the favored Badminton’s Duterte voiced Makisig outrage over culture. I think we have to couldn’t holdin back his Formula anger Philippine-Chinese In his departure speech, weekend, emphasizing strong rapproche(P/Q/T)—Standout (3), Expecto PaUnfazed by the quality of the Asia Championships at Clark InDanica Bolos outlasted comments made by a top when he read the Inquirer ban- ment should not come at the Duterte vented his ire at the and stable ties between the allies change that. We have to be frank (1), Tito Gene (4), Himpaopposition, TayaoUnited and King ternational Speedway in PamClydel Pada of Adamson, American diplomat for Asia, US ner 18in pursuing our tronum own national inStates on several after Mr. Duterte’s comments expense of the United States alheadline on Tuesday: pawid (5), Silver Champ (7) showed excellent driving skills in its bombing of raised questions about bilateral pangainternational recently. 21, 21-15, 21-19, while“Duterte Jellene sparks Assistant Secretary of State terest,” the Speaker added. fronts—from so piqued Mr. Duterte. RACE 6 rainy conditions. The 16-year-old former Asian de Vera PBA Smash PilipDaniel Russel, who of criticized As to whether the United Manila at the end of World War relations, the US state depart“These foolsthe aredifficult really malidistress—US.” (Qrt/Tri)—Just Dreamin/Mia’s Star Launched this officials ques- ment said on Monday. Race 3 of inas won default his anti-US tirades andby his drug over CasStates needed to be concerned II to US Embassy cious. We didn’t talk anythingworldwide “Son of akarting bitch. champion I’m just a ruled (2), Alfie (4), Ultimate Joy/Grand Formula 4 is tioning now regarded sandra Lim. 3,700 small man, the war which has claimed about the new Duterte adminishis intentions when he China and exceptyear, on the best way A state department howfive-race, can youtwo-day be in event (5), Warrior Flame (6) as the stepping to applied Formulafor a visa to visit a spokesperson, John Kirby, said grabbed six and Action in mixed doubles, lives in four months. tration policy,Villa Alvarez said: once cookof siopao chop suey. Ifstone stressed witheventually me? … What do I atototal RACE 7 Southeast Asia series is on awards, of thirdmen’s and “The succession of women’s contro- doubles “There is nothing to worry about girlfriend. China gives 1.usThesomething, the phone call on Sunday have to do with Africa?including That’s in- a pair the lookout for Asian talents who I did not start prompted Kerry to feel the place finishes top-rookie starts today with topternational,” seeds versial statements, comments as long as you (S6/P/Q/T)—Moon do not have anyLaser (3), Mav“You know, thank you, if there’s none, then he said, holdingand uptwo erick (7), Swerteng Lohrke (4), Toformula at the kickoffdon’t,” of the Gabe (left) and Angie King put motorsports inbad theintentions with Alvinof Morada and the Alyssa and a real climate uncertainty any country.” fight,”sinhe said of Tayao his spat heresaid. can make a name inthis United States and the Philipfront pageplums, of the Inquirer. bruk (9), Maze The Ninja/Hard Mingle-seater racing. gional Formula 4 series. —Steve Silva, Conlimelight with historic accomplishments in Formula 4. Leonardo of Pilipinas facing about the Philippines’ intenHe said Japan, an ally of the The President also pooh- with Washington. pines “can work through this.” eral (8), Odessa (6) Seasoned ace Angie INQ tributorof CONTRIBUTED PHOTO He said Washington had separateconsternafoes. INQ tions have created United States, should not worry Mr. Duterte again slammed a statement outgo‘Americans crazy’ driftingpoohed tion in a number of countries … about Mr. Duterte moving away Mr. Duterte also brushed ing US Ambassador Philip US and European critics of the seen no practical action by Not only in mine and not only aside Russel’s comments that Goldberg that the United States extrajudicial killings and their Manila to move away from from Washington and estabamong governments, but also his fiery rhetoric and crime war was committed to defend the meddling in his campaign their longstanding bilateral relishing better ties with Beijing. growing concern in other com- were bad for business. “We are all neighbors in against illegal drugs. Philippines. lations. —WITH REPORTS FROM munities, in the expat Filipino Asia. We should befriend our “You are a son of a whore … REUTERS, AFP AND AP INQ “These Americans are really community, in corporate board- crazy. Their style is to walk neighbors and we should bond Do not make us dogs. Do not. As Subservient to nobody rooms as well,” Russel said after here. They think they are sometogether as Asians,” he said. “Who will declare war if I am a dog with a leash and his meeting with Foreign Secre- bodies,” he said. The Philippines wants to against us? China? What will then you throw bread far away tary Perfecto Yasay Jr. maintain diplomatic ties with “Russel says ‘Duterte com- they get? They (US) want to talk that I cannot reach,” he said. On Yasay’s advice, the Pres- ments causing worries in busi- about the bogeyman war. Stop all countries in the world, Alident said he agreed to “just ness communities.’ Then you that shit. Nobody is interested in varez said. Uncertainty in relations shut up” during Russel’s visit (foreign businessmen) pack up wars anymore. And if there is a Asked about Mr. Duterte’s It is unclear where Duterte’s WATCH: DUTERTE SPARKING DISTRESS which was aimed at clarifying and leave. We will recover, I as- fight, you fight your wars. Do not latest diatribe leaves US-Philiphostile comments about the AROUND THE WORLD, US TOP ENVOY SAYS Mr. Duterte’s remarks in Bei- sure you. We will live and sur- include mine,” Mr. Duterte said. United States, he said this “depines relations. Inq.news/UsEnvoyOnDuterte jing that he was separating vive. We have gone through the pends on the interpretation of He said his aim was out to Russel left Manila in a confifrom the United States and re- worst of times in this planet,” forge an independent foreign dent mood, while US Secretary the listeners.” INQ

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DESPITE PRESIDENT’S PRONOUNCEMENT, US FORCES STILL IN MINDANAO By Julie Alipala @alipalajulieINQ SUMISIP, BASILAN—US troops are staying despite President Duterte’s pronouncement that they should leave Mindanao. Lt. Gen. Mayoralgo dela Cruz, chief of the Western Mindanao Command, said on Monday that while it was true that some US soldiers had left a few weeks ago, they were immediately replaced. “These are normal rotation, those who have left were US Marines and they were replaced by US Army soldiers. Definitely, the marines will bring back their own equipment,” he said. Dela Cruz said US forces were still present at the command headquarters in Zamboanga City, across the channel from Basilan province, and By Tina G. Santos “there are 107 (of them).” @santostinaINQ

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as humanitarian and medical evacuation, including mobile treatment of wounded soldiers. Dela Cruz said there had been no directive for the withdrawal of US troops from the area. “If there is an order to withdraw, the first ones to know are those in Manila,” he said. Ambassador Philip Goldberg said on Tuesday the security threat in the conflict-plagued region was “very serious,” warning the Islamic State (IS) was among a number of foreign militant organizations trying to ‘WIN-WIN’ increase itsSTRUCTURE involvement there.

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he said last month. Duterte, who describes himself as a socialist and part Muslim, has called for the ejection of the American troops as part of a general effort to dilute his nation’s 70-year alliance with the United States.

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PARIS—Europe’s second attempt to reach Mars’ surface appeared in peril on Thursday as initial analysis suggested the latest lander may have plummeted to its demise. While holding out faint hope, ground controllers said it seemed the paddling pool-sized lander’s parachute may have

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It is an act of re“I would like to promise and an-American businessman and his elderly father to 10 years in prison Interested parties may now get Eligibility Requirements from the BAC Secretariat dam in November 2015, Donald Trump —AFP spect for the will of the Ameripledge to all of my voters and on charges of cooperating with the United States, Iranian media reBANGKOK—Wincing slightly anytime during office hours. Bid documents will be made available to the qualified bidders starting today at 8:00a.m. 4:30p.m. (Monday-Friday). killing 19 people. The lead can people, a respect that is evsupporters and to all of the peoported. Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC)toin October as the tattoo gun punches prosecutor in the case, Jose Putting aside his mocking ery American leader’s first reof the United States that I Pre-Bid conference will be mid-40s conducted on duOctober 27, 2016in(Thursday), 2015 detained Siamak Namazi, a businessman in his with holes the nape of her ple neck, 9:00a.m. at ISECO Main Office, Bigbiga, Santiago, Ilocos Sur and opening of bids will Leite Sampaio, made the anwillin totally accept the results of tone, Trump said he would ac- sponsibility.” MOSCOW—Moscow announced al US-Iranian citizenship, while he was visiting his family in Tehran. Ohm says getting inked be determined by both parties during the pre-bids. For inquiries you may contact in Belo HoriWhileonTrump maintained great and historic presiden- cept “a clear election result” but Tuesday that Russian nouncement and The IRGC in February arrested his 80-year-old father, Baquer Namemory of Thailand’s this King the BAC Secretariat at 09178141933 or email address: pbac_iseco@yahoo.com. zonte, near Mariana, the site he would win, numerous Rereserved his right to “contest or tial election,” Trump said on Syrian Air Forces have stopped mazi. —REUTERS Bhumibol Adulyadej, who ISECO reserves the right to reject any or all bids, waive any of the required formalities of the disaster. —AFP therein and accept bids only deemed most advantageous to died the cooperative. leaders conceded that of a brief Thursday while campaigning in file a legal challenge” if he lost publican bombing Aleppo ahead last week, is the greatest defeat Ohio. After letting that vow on Nov. 8. He brushed off the he was heading truce, afor move thebarKremlin said (Sgd.) ELMERtribute C. IMPERIO 4 shot outside San Francisco schools she can pay. Jihadists attack Kirkuk shift in the hang in the air for a few sec- likelihood of that happening ring a significant showed “goodwill” as it faces SAN FRANCISCO—Four teenage students were shot in the sharedBAC Chairman Tattoo studios across (Sgd.) EGDON A. SABIO KIRKUK, IRAQ— Jihadi gunclosing criticism days. —APfor backing with a confident prediction that campaign’s mounting a parking lot of two San Francisco high schools on Tuesday, and one Bangkok are reporting a onds, surgehe added, “if I win.” General Manager men, some of them wearing brutal regime offensive. of the students is in critical condition, authorities said. The shootin clients asking for indelible A Thai woman shows her tattoo which reads “I was born in (PDI--Oct. 22, 2016) suicide vests, attacked the It came a day after Russia ing occurred as students were being let out of school for the day reminders of the beloved king the reign of King Rama 9,” referring to King Bhumibol. —AFP Iraqi city of Kirkuk on Friday, said there would be an eightfrom the June Jordan School for Equity and City Arts and Technolwho died on Thursday, aged 88. an in apparent effort to divert hour “humanitarian pause” ogy High School, which share a campus. —AP Most Thais have known no even when I die,” the 32-year- mon among women and men the athousands of troops and the battered city on Thursday, as acts of Buddhist devotion, other monarch, a figure associ- old said. militiamen closing in on their move welcomed by the United Brutal rape-killing sparks outrage in Argentina ated with stability and virtue in Doubling up on the trib- for protection and good luck. Mosul stronghold. The assault Nations and the European Union BUENOS AIRES—The brutal killing of a 16-year-old girl who was “In case I am reborn… in a kingdom scored by political utes, Kraipich also decided to which nevertheless said left theat least 22 people dead allegedly raped and impaled on a spike by drug dealers has sparked violence, coups and corruption. have “King 9” the first word in the next life, these tattoos andtocame as progovernment ceasefire needed to be longer outrage in Argentina, where protesters plan a “women’s strike” on Ohm, whose full name is English and the numeral in might help me remember that forces were making major allow the delivery of aid. Wednesday. Lucia Perez, a high school student in the resort city of Kraipich Jarach, opted for “I Thai tattooed on her forearm, I lived in the time of the best gains on the fifth day of their French and Russian PresiMar del Plata, died on Oct. 8 after being brought to the hospital by was born during the reign of a motif that has become in- king in the world,” Ohm said. on the last major urdents Francois Hollande advance and two men who said she had overdosed on drugs. —AFP King Rama 9” on her neck in creasingly popular. Photos of people showing ban center held by the Islamic Vladimir Putin and German the scrolls and flourishes of off new artwork, from large Chancellor Angela Merkel State will group in Iraq. —AFP Burma ferry disaster toll nears 50 Thai script, referring to the Lineage portraits of the king to elaborate hold a “working meeting” on the RANGOON—The death toll from a ferry disaster on a river in cenmonarch’s formal title. Tattoos have a long lin- maps of Thailand with his name South Syrian crisis on Wednesday in Africa to quit ICC tral Burma (Myanmar) has risen to nearly 50, officials said on “I might lose photos, but eage in deeply superstitious across them, are doing the PRETORIA—South Africa is Berlin. —AFP Wednesday. —AFP tattoos will stay with me Thailand, where they are com- rounds on social media. —AFP pulling out of the International Criminal Court (ICC) because its obligations are inconsistent with laws giving sitting leaders diplomatic immunity, Justice Minister Michael Masutha said on Friday. Pretoria said last year it planned to leave the ICC after it was criticized for ignoring a court order to arrest Sudanese President Omar Hassan alBashir, who is accused of genocide and war crimes, when he visited. Bashir has denied the accusations. —REUTERS

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Brazen strategy Trump has leaned on an inof questions about her authenticity and trustworthiness, con- creasingly brazen strategy in cerns that have trailed her the campaign’s closing weeks, including peddling charges that throughout the campaign. The hacking of her top cam- the election will be rigged, deVolcano erupts a 3rd time, sending paign adviser’s e-mails revealed spite no evidence of widespread a candidate that is averse to voter fraud in US presidential apologizing, can strike a differ- contests.

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‘Scorched-earth tactics’ Clinton’s spokesperson Brian Fallon said the Democratic nominee “will be ready for whatever scorched-earth tactics (Trump) tries” on Wednesday’s debate. Republicans desperately hope Trump can close the campaign by focusing on Clinton’s weaknesses, a strategy some privately concede may not be enough at this point for him to falling on villages win, but could help Republican Senate candidates salvage their races. —AP GOODWILL GESTURE

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DUBAI/WASHINGTON—An Iranian court has sentenced an Iranilusan in Sorsogon belched out an-American businessman and his elderlygray father toplumes 10 yearsinina prison ash series of mion charges of cooperating with the Unitednor States, Iranian media re- erup- BANGKOK—Wincing slightly phreatic (steam-driven) ported. Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guardtions Corpsthat (IRGC) October sentinash raining over as the tattoo gun punches 2015 detained Siamak Namazi, a businessman in his mid-40s with villages in the towns ofduBulusan, holes in the nape of her neck, MOSCOW—Moscow announced al US-Iranian citizenship, while he was visiting his family in Tehran. Casiguran and Irosin, threatening Ohm says getting inked in on Tuesday that Russian and The IRGC in February arrested his 80-year-old Baquer Na-the health memory of Thailand’s King cropsfather, and endangering Syrian Air Forces have stopped mazi. —REUTERS Bhumibol Adulyadej, who of some residents. bombing Aleppo ahead of a brief Antonio Banares, 64, a resi- died last week, is the greatest truce, a move the Kremlin said 4 shot outside San Francisco schools dent of Barangay Central in Bu- tribute she can pay. showed “goodwill” as it faces SAN FRANCISCO—Four teenage students were shotnear in the Tattoo studios across lusan town theshared slope of the mounting criticism for backing a parking lot of two San Francisco high schools on Tuesday, and one volcano said he thought the ash Bangkok are reporting a surge brutal regime offensive. of the students is in critical condition, authorities said.the Thesky shootfalling from last week in clients asking for indelible A Thai woman shows her tattoo which reads “I was born in the reign of King Rama 9,” referring to King Bhumibol. —AFP It came a day after Russia ing occurred as students were being let out school for the day reminders of the beloved king wasofjust drizzle. said there would be an eightfrom the June Jordan School for Equity and City Arts and Technol“I became aware that it was who died on Thursday, aged 88. hour “humanitarian pause” in ogy High School, which share a campus. —AP Most Thais have known no even when I die,” the 32-year- mon among women and men ash and that the volcano had a the battered city on Thursday, a as acts of Buddhist devotion, (minor phreatic) eruption. 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Lucia Perez, a high school student in the resort city of had Kraipich Jarach, opted for “I Thai tattooed on her forearm, I lived in the time of the best been suffering from the French and Russian PresiMar del Plata, died on Oct. 8 after being brought to the hospital byeffects was born during the reign of a motif that has become in- king in the world,” Ohm said. of phreatic eruptions on Oct. 17, dents Francois Hollande and two men who said she had overdosed on drugs. —AFP King Rama 9” on her neck in creasingly popular. Photos of people showing blotsand out the sun in the Sorsogon province, ashfall from Mt. Bulusan on Oct. 21. —MARC ALVIC ESPLANA 19 and 21. Vladimir Putin and German theAsh scrolls flourishes of village of Inlagadian in Casiguran town, off new artwork, from following large The Municipal Disaster Risk Thai script, referring to the Chancellor Angela Merkel will Burma ferry disaster toll nears 50 Lineage portraits of the king to elaborate hold a “working meeting” on the RANGOON—The death toll from a ferryReduction disaster on aand riverManagement in cenmonarch’s formal title. Tattoos have a long lin- maps of Thailand with his name Renard Fullon Garados, preemptive evacuation. barangays of San Rafael and Sasuffering from asthma. curences” in Bulusan. Phivolcs (MDRRMC) Syrian crisis on Wednesday in tral Burma (Myanmar) has risen to nearlyCouncil 50, officials said on of Bulusan “I might lose photos, but eage in deeply superstitious across them, are doing the MDRMMC officer in Bulusan Nerma Ricero, principal of bang in Irosin town during the He said the Bulusan MDRhas recorded at least 20 erupsaid the villages of Dancalan, Berlin. —AFP Wednesday. —AFP tattoos will stay with me Thailand, where they are com- rounds on social media. —AFP Inlagadian Elementary School, town, said officials are conduct- tions since May last year. RMC had already supplied Madlawon, Poctol, Sapngan, Oct. 19 eruption. In Casiguran town, Luisito canceled classes Friday after 310 ing an inventory of households “What we are closely check- barangays with medicines for Dapdap, Looban, Central, Sabang, Mabuhay, San Rafael and Mendoza, the town’s MDRRMC students reported difficulty in that need to be moved to safer ing is the presence of fresh mag- residents who need these. grounds. concentrating on their lessons. officer, said at least 350 houses Phivolcs extended the radius ma expelled by the volcano, inSan Bernardo bore the brunt of Garados said residents and dicating that magma is develop- of the permanent danger zone the ashfall which dumped up to were covered by ash in Baran- Bulusan Mayor Mike Guysayko gay Inlagadian from the Oct. 21 also ordered classes suspended local government officials see no ing beneath the vent,” he said. around Mount Bulusan from 4 half a millimeter thick of ash. in eight elementary and sec- cause for panic yet since the ashGovernment volcanologists km to 6 km. The extension was Fumes coming from the vol- eruption. At least 10 residents were ondary schools. gather ash samples from every ordered by Phivolcs on Oct. 18 fall has not been catastrophic. cano drifted to the villages of Farmer Salvador Hajas, 33, treated for vomiting and stomach Ed Laguerta, Phivolcs resi- eruption to determine traces of after the Oct. 17 phreatic erupSan Jose and San Francisco. tion but it became effective Oct. The Philippine Institute of ache, said Mendoza. Masks were said the continued eruption of Bu- dent volcanologist based in fresh magma, Laguerta said. lusan volcano is destroying crops. Legazpi City, said in a previous Garados, however, said vol- 19 after the second eruption. Volcanology and Seismology also distributed to residents. He said “if the situation gets “Our produce are affected. 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VIOLATION OF SALN RULE

CAMPAIGN VS NARCOTICS

MEMBERS OF TOP SULU POL CLAN SUSPENDED FROM OFFICE

DOJ SAYS MINOR, 5 OTHERS CONVICTED OF DRUG OFFENSES

By Marlon Ramos @MRamosINQ

Sulu Vice Gov. Abdusakur Tan and his son, Gov. Abdusakur “Toto” Tan II (left) are key members of a political clan that has ruled Sulu province for decades. —JULIE S. ALIPALA

ache, saidBOXING Mendoza. Masks were said the continued eruption of Bulusan volcano is destroying crops. also distributed to residents. He said “if the situation gets “Our produce are affected. They worse,”43officials would order get rotten due to ash,” he said. PHILIPPINE DAILY INQUIRER DESIGN MANUAL

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dent volcanologist based in Legazpi City, said in a previous interview that the steam-driven eruptions are “normal oc-

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tion but it became effective Oct. 19 after the second eruption. Alert level one remains in effect over Bulusan volcano. INQ

CAMPAIGN VS NARCOTICS

W L CONVICTED OFSTANDING DRUG OFFENSES

By June Navarro @junavINQ

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Unacceptab tolerance

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Amnesty for Reds awaits Duterte OK By Karlos Manlupig @kmanlupigINQ OSLO—A draft proclamation granting amnesty to 434 political prisoners has been submitted to Malacañang and is awaiting the signature of President Durterte, according to a member of the government panel talking peace with communist insurgent leaders. The amnesty, according to communist leader Jose Ma. Sison, was a prerequisite for the declaration of a joint bilateral ceasefire or suspension of hostilities. Government negotiator Angela Librado-Trinidad said the draft amnesty proclamation was submitted to the Office of the President on Sept. 27 just days before the second round of talks started. The draft amnesty proclamation covering 434 political

prisoners was based on a list submitted by the NDF on Sept. 15. Eighty-one of the political prisoners, including women and the elderly, were also considered for immediate release based on humanitarian considerations. Matter of time Labor Secretary and government panel chief Silvestre Bello III said that the release of the political prisoners was just “a matter of time.” “I see no reason why we cannot do it the way we are accelerating the peace process,” Bello said. Presidential adviser on the peace process Jesus Dureza shared this view but added that “there are government processes that must be considered before an amnesty declaration can be issued.”

The amnesty and release of all political prisoners is a good incentive for the signing of a joint and bilateral ceasefire agreement Jose Ma. Sison NDFP Consultant

Jose Maria Sison, Communist Party of the Philippines founding chair, had said there would be no bilateral ceasefire between the government and the communists until all the remaining political prisoners were released. Sison said he was happy

over the release of at least 21 detained consultants of the NDF who were covered by the Joint Agreement on Safety and Immunity Guarantees (JASIG), but lamented that no releases followed after the first round of talks.. The releases happened just

in time for the resumption of the formal talks in Norway in August. Speaking on the sidelines of the second round of talks, Sison said “the negotiations will continue but will be short of signing if there is no amnesty.” October prospects Both parties issued unilateral ceasefire declarations in August with an agreement that the prospect for October was a bilateral ceasefire to ensure a more stable suspension of hostilities. The amnesty was floated during the first meeting between the NDF and President Duterte a few days after he won the elections. “The amnesty and release of all political prisoners is a good incentive for the signing of a joint and bilateral ceasefire agreement,” Sison said.

Meanwhile, Librado-Trinidad said the government was reconstituting the Presidential Committee on Bail, Recognizance and Pardon (PCBREP), the guidelines of which had already been signed by the secretaries of the Department of Justice, Department of Interior and Local Government, and Department of National Defense, as part of the compliance of the government to facilitate the release of political prisoners. Guidelines signed This is in compliance with the commitment of the government panel to recommend to the President the immediate release of these prisoners. “The guidelines have already been signed by the secretaries of the three departments and is on its way to the office of the President for review and signing,” she said. INQ

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Two people were killed yesterday and three others were injured in a two-hour hostagetaking incident inside the SM mall in Dasmarinas City, Cavite. The hostage-taker, identified as Carlo Marcus Lacdao, 32, died after being shot by policemen. The other victim was a male mallgoer, identified as Roberto Rosales, 48, from Dasmarinas City, one of 16 hostages herded by Lacdao into a narrow corridor leading to rest rooms on the mall’s ground floor. The Cavite police corrected its earlier report identifying one Jollabelle Sumalin as a fatality. Sumalin survived but was among those injured together with Rodel Lozano and Michaela Mae Honor, police said. In a phone interview,

Cavite police chief Sr. Supt. Arthur Bisnar said Lacdao had come from Dulag, Leyte, and went straight to the mall at around 12:45 p.m. He was reportedly looking for his wife, Erna, who worked as a janitor assigned to the mall's restrooms and whom he apparently suspected of having an affair with another man. Dasmarinas City police chief Rodolfo Hernandez said witnesses saw Lacdao, jobless and jealous, looking into comfort rooms to find his wife. “Tuliro at galit (confused and angry)” was how he was described, Hernandez said. Police said that when Lacdao could not find his wife, he began threatening mallgoers with a knife. He took 16 people hostage in one narrow corridor leading to male and female restrooms. During negotiations, 11 were released. Lacdao then took hostage another woman, identified as Mylene Balajadia.

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“We tried to negotiate [for the release of the hostage] but he would not surrender,” Bisnar said. Bisnar said the wife, Erna, arrived during the police negotiations but “he (Lacdao) just became even more agitated when he saw her,” Bisnar said. When police realized that one of the hostages had been stabbed dead, they decided to move in. Police were left with no choice but to shoot the suspect “in the body,” Bisnar said. Bisnar said investigators were reviewing footage from the mall's security cameras to find out how the suspect was able to bring a knife into the mall. SM, in an official statement said: “Based on the information gathered, this started as a domestic problem that was brought to the mall. The local PNP and our security worked together to manage the situation.” INQ FOR UNDERSTANDING

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said, the local industry would find it hard to compete and take off. Deep in the cramped backyard forges of Tabaco City in Albay province are Armando Bonaobra, 59, said the job is no walk in the park. “This NO ‘WINDOW skilled, aging blacksmiths who sustain job is tedious, dirty. This is the reason why my only son did not atANTIDRUGamid WAR a traditional livelihood the shortage HOURS’ TODAY of younger artisans and demand for tempt to engage into this kind of work,” the 30-year veteran of the SPLITS CHURCH produced blades forge. Toy Tanang, 45, and Felix Belgar, 46, both veteran tabak makAT EDSA, C5, locally By lorem ipsum Photos by Mark Alvic Esplana @twitterhandle ers, lamented the losing interest to sustain the industry. @MarkEsplanaINQ ROXAS BLVD. Text by Michael B.Lorem Jaucian ipsum dolor sit amet, @mbjaucianINQ consectetur adipiscing elit. Sus“Working long hours in an area with sweltering temperatures The three-day dry run for the pendisse leo nibh, scelerisque “no window hours” policy, an he clang of metal in makeshift takes perseverance and courage. I think no one among the younger egetbeing lorempounded sed, viverra condi- workshops in adjustment being made for the Barangay Cobomentum here is getting fainter by the day. From as orci. Aenean vitae holiday season in connection many as more libero than 40 families, only 12 are left to sustain the nec erat fermentum portgeneration could endure this condition,” Tanang said. with the number coding scheme production of titor cutlery products—bolos, knives, scissors and vitae a turpis. Etiam justo for vehicles, starts today on four blades of all shapes and sizes—in the village, said Eric Valeriano, tortor, fermentum id tempor viArnold Nipolo, 37, has been producing scissors for 17 years. majorHe roads in Metro Manila: tourism officer of Tabaco City in Albay province. tae, dignissim sed lacus. Nullam Edsa, C5 Road, Alabang-Zapote Not a few wrongly associate as a producer of tobacco eu magna egetTabaco odio lacinia poRoad and Roxas Boulevard. described the job as risky and dangerous. “I got injured several products. But it earned its Duis nameposuere from thevestibulum thriving industry that has suere. Starting Wednesday till Fri- been producing “tabak,” the ubiquitous bolo used by farming folk, lacus, quis aliquet massa day, private vehicles covered by since the early 1900s. times. My fingers once slipped off and hit the blade of a grinder pretium sed. Donec conthe day’s number coding scheme Valeriano is worried younger residents have not taken invallis,that metus a tincidunt A16 can no longer take advantage of terest in the craft, as they prefer to take on call center jobs or enwhen I was polishing a blade,” he said. the 10 a.m.-to-3 p.m. window gage in less backbreaking tasks, away from the forges.

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Andrade Pasig Makati were presented to the media, Pasay were caughtregulation violating the newly jeepney the May-August allowance and warned that developed a second offense @jiandradeINQ Defense Secretary Delfin Loren‘no pocket’ policy modelofcalled of the local police would mean the cancelation theirBEEP access Taguig zana said the “terrorists,” beThe “no pocket policy” for airport personnel han- passes to Naia, thus barring them from restrictParanaque longed to the Maute Group. dling passengers’ bags remains in effect, Manila ed areas within the airport complex. Lorenza identified the susMonreal, meanwhile, proposed that airlines International Airport Authority (MIAA) General pects as TJ Macabalang, Wendel —with a report from Reuters PHILIPPINE DAILY INQUIRER consider prohibiting plane cleaners from wearManager Ed Monreal said on Wednesday. Facturan and Musali Mustapha Maute Group members Wendel Apostol Facturan , Musali Mustapha and TJ Tagadaya In a statement, Monreal issued the reminder ing jewelry to avoid being accused of stealing who, he said, were on board a Macabalang, suspects in the Sept. 2 Davao City night market bombing, are presented to the after 20 baggage loaders were caught with from passengers. TRIPLE THREAT motorcycle without license media at Camp Aguinaldo in Quezon City. —RICHARD A. REYES “This will further promote the virtue of honsewn-on pockets on their uniforms—a violation plates when accosted and arof the policy introduced in 2008—during a ran- esty as it will encourage aircraft cleaners to turn rested by soldiers and police- terror attack. Investigators said lahu Akbar! (God is great).” Facturan carrying a rifle beside over valuable items, especially jewelry, that dom inspection. men for trying to evade a mobile the IED was detonated through Shortly after the explosion, oth- the black flag of the Islamic they find inside the aircraft while were cleaning,” According to Monreal, theHeights, no pocketa policy checkpoint in Rosario cell phone. er voices heardhesaying in State, allegedly practicing for a strictly applies City, to allon loaders assigned at theLorenzana Ni- said. said Macabalang the vernacular, “It’s frighten- propaganda presentation. Cotabato Tuesday. The Department of Health cases, while chikungunya cassecurity earlier told the noy Aquino International Airport (Naia) baggage had triggeredAirline the bomb by re-personnel The Defense secretary said ing,” and “That’s loud!” Seized from the suspects (DOH) has declared the Aedes es have reached 3,473 cases, Inquirer most pilferageThe cases happen the breakdown and buildup The prohibition mote control, whilethat it was Facvideo alsoatshowed the “informants” had led to the arwere materials for areas. making imaegypti mosquito as its “Public Tayag said in a press briefing baggage breakdown and buildup areas, a rehas been in effect since November 2008 to preprovised explosive devices (IED), turan who had left the backpack person carrying the cell phone rest of the suspects though he Enemy No. 1” for causing three yesterday. stricted section where passengers’ luggage are vent cases of pilferage among airline-employed FRAME An outbreak of the chikuna submachine gun, a caliber .45 with the bomb at the night mar- approach the site of the explo- declined to disclose their illnesses—dengue, chikunsorted for loading or unloading from airplanes. bag handlers. ket. Mustapha, with another sion amid cries of “Tabang names, saying operations were gunya virus was declared in pistol and a cellular phone. gunya and Zika. pilferage, in another During a random inspection of the baggage unidentified Baggage companion, al- Monreal (Help)!” said from scurrying ongoing to apprehend some 10 DOH spokesperson Dr. Eric Indang, Cavite, where 51 were interview, is by the airlines breakdown 15 and buildup areas conducted last documented HONOR THYofMENTOR legedly theusually bomb- addressed members the group also inpassersby. infected with the virus last killed, 70 injured Tayag said the Aedes aegyptiVISIT SITE FOR MORE PHOTO ESSAYS which compensate month byThe MIAA Assistant General Manager for another Grade 9 students on Wednesday whoopmosquito it up for Loradel ing using cell phone. passengers for damaged lugvolved in the bombing. suspects were turned carries the triple September. www.frame.inquirer.net gagefrom or missing valuables. Airline firms also emSecurity some 20 personnel Lacoban, who has said beenthat in the faculty School in virusThe video Mustapha’s Lorenzana had the of Araullo Informants The DOH is also monitoroverAllen to theCapuyan, PNP-Criminal Investhreat ofHigh passing on the ploy their security complement were accosted stitched-on on showed Manila for the 18 years, as they Teachers Day. illness- ing the Zika virus, a milder illphone theown bombing group’s IEDlast failed to explode or markesWorld Also heardto onsecure the video was tigation for andhaving Detection Grouppockets that cause the three their passengers’ luggage. their uniforms. —RICHARD INQ with the actual inflictREYES casualties, other suspects a phone ringing, with a man anand later brought to the Justice from a distance, es, which have registered ris- ness but which has been asso-

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Mark Anthony Fernandez may be jailed for life

They were reprimanded for violating the regulation and warned that a second offense would mean the cancelation of their access The “no pocket policy” for airport personnel han- passes to Naia, thus barring them from restrictdling passengers’ bags remains in effect, Manila ed areas within the airport complex. Monreal, meanwhile, proposed that airlines International Airport Authority (MIAA) General consider prohibiting plane cleaners from wearManager Ed Monreal said on Wednesday. In a statement, Monreal issued the reminder ing jewelry to avoid being accused of stealing after 20 baggage loaders were caught with from passengers. Thepromote Makati the City government “This will further virtue of honsewn-on pockets on their uniforms—a violation has closed down 58 to internet aircraft cleaners turn of the policy introduced in 2008—during a ran- esty as it will encourage cafes especially since July for various vioover valuable items, jewelry, that dom inspection. lations, like letting students According to Monreal, the no pocket policy they find inside the aircraft while cleaning,” hein during school hours and operatstrictly applies to all loaders assigned at the Ni- said. ingpersonnel without a earlier valid permit from Airline security told the noy Aquino International Airport (Naia) baggage mayor’s office. pilferage cases happen at the breakdown and buildup areas. The prohibition Inquirer that mostthe Abigail Binay and buildup areas, a re-on has been in effect since November 2008 to pre- baggage breakdown Mayor Tuesday warned computer shop passengers’ luggage are vent cases of pilferage among airline-employed stricted section where to strictly city orsorted for loadingowners or unloading fromfollow airplanes. bag handlers. dinances or face closure. Baggage pilferage, Monreal said in another During a random inspection of the baggage She cited the cases breakdown and buildup areas conducted last interview, is usually addressed by the airlinesof Cafe passengersInternet for damaged lug-in month by MIAA Assistant General Manager for which compensateRyukatel BarangayAirline Poblacion, Tickfirms JPCS also emSecurity Allen Capuyan, some 20 personnel gage or missing valuables. eting Center and Jenel Photo complement to secure were accosted for having stitched-on pockets on ploy their own security Video and Computer Services in their passengers’ luggage. their uniforms. INQ Bangkal. “I call on parents and offiMAKATI VIOLATORS cials of our schools and barangays to be vigilant. We need to ensure that internet-rector Mark Anthony Fer-lated facilities in their neightation centers. Her addiction, plainclothesmen started casing NEW MODELS OUT IN QUEZON CITY, MARIKINA nandez will be in prisonborhoods are strictly observing some say, is exacerbated by her the ROLLING establishment. for the rest of his life forthe ban on elementary and high bipolar disorder or sudden ———— possession of a kilo ofschool students inside their mood swings. The National Bureau of Inpremises during school hours,” marijuana. ———— vestigation has been de-fanged Carrying that much drugs isBinay said in a statement. There are many other show after some of its functions were Missionaries of Charity. The Wong Chu King Foundation May his considered drug trafficking, a Residents are urged to rebiz personalities who are adtaken away from it. recently donated milk, water, shampoo and maternity (WCKF) port violators to her office By Jhesset nonbailable offense. dicts. Some O. of Enano them sell drugs The agency patterned after service as many as 600 passen- noted. “That perception and atexperience serve supplies to the children and mothers the of titude willMissionaries now change.” gers a day, compared to current of @JhessetEnanoINQ If found guilty, a certaintythough the official Facebook acto fellow actors or actresses, the US Federal Bureau of Investhat can carry only half as a lesson given the evidence seized fromcount, MyMakati. saying it’s the “in” thing. tigationCharity can no longer investi-inmodels (MoC) Aparri, Cagayan as part of their apostolic Passenger assistance that number. All Peer that talk aboutdrives the need to him, Fernandez will receive a Charges have been filed The Makati City government pressure other gate cases of homicide, ordi- those mission to help who are deservedly in need. In photo The BEEPs, which have unThey are also considered phase out jeepney just life sentence and end up at Newagainst the directors of Busko99 has closed down 58 internet show biz the personalities tocan’t try nary murder, kidnapping, car are (L-R) WCKF volunteers Uy,dergone Albert Arsenio testsRola, since September energy efficient Marlon thanks to enstop the King they of Philippine Bilibid Prison where he will joinCorp. Also closed down was Recafes since July for various viodrugs; before know it, because the real owners al- theft and rape. RAMON TULFO 2014, alsoAmpoan. feature a GPS trackthat meet European lowed a show biz personality public of Gamers Shop in Pio del Michael and stanEduward With Roads from evolving. other drug convicts. lations, like letting students in they’re hooked. TheMontajes, NBI, under a new law ginesGuevara ing device, a dashboard camera dard and have passed smoke A modernized, technologiMark Anthony, son of ac-Pilar, which continued to operduring school hours and operatThose who sell drugs or try and a pseudo-journalist to that reorganizes bureau, is Manager James Vincent WCKFtheGeneral Navarrete and despite a closure order iscally enhanced fleet to of become passen- claim they own the bar. out to silence them. tress Alma Moreno and the lateatecates ing without a valid permit from to influence others now limited to investigating emission tests with a grade of and CCTV cameras. Asst. Manager of MoC Sr. Mariam Tara together with the The jeepney will also have a The two were given only 1 human trafficking cases, extra- 0.58 to 1.74, well above the during the ger jeepneys hit the ———— action star Rudy Fernandez,sued in February the mayor’s office. addicts shouldwill be soon exposed so “passenger assistance officer” Missionaries of Charity. passing mark of 2.5. administration. —Erika streets, starting in avoided Quezon City Mark Anthony may have that wasted his life because ofprevious Mayor Abigail Binay on they will be like percent each of the capital so judicialbeneﬁciaries killings committedof by the onboard. that they could lend their security forces against journalandplague. Marikina. had a hand in influencing one the Sauler drugs. Tuesday warned computer shop They will charge a miniDrivers part of the change names to comes the bar’s popularity, ists and activists, killings of jusTheyounew May his experience serve as of his former leading ladies to owners to strictly follow city orDo know units why so called many The BEEP Not just the jeepneys have mum fare of P7. An automated according BEEPs—or Jeeps— a lesson not only to other show take drugs. dinances or face closure. of our youth Bagong tried drugs and with Mike, son of one of tices and judges, cyber crime a GPStodevice undergone a makeover, but fare collection system is also were officially turned over to and In turn, she influenced an got biz personalities but also to the She cited the cases of hooked? Because they emuthe owners. and graft. onboard cameras. IN THE KNOW theirtheir operators Wednesday —JHESSET youth who imitate those with a upcoming male star to experi- late Ryukatel Internet Cafe in favoriteon stars. “We didn’t know they were It is also in charge of cases their drivers who will also be being considered. O. ENANO Mendoza said 1,000 more under an initiative led byaddicts trans- doing monkey business in the involving threats to the lives of required to pass medical, drug larger-than-life image: It’s ment with illegal substances. Barangay Poblacion, JPCS TickI once asked some port group Kilusan sa PagbabaTheand male star, the scion very, very difficult to get out ofMuseums eting Center and Jenel Photo they got started on their bar as we left them to do the the President, Vice President, and psychological tests, and at- BEEPs are expected to be in the Galleries Month is of a how paid back in sevenHouse years.Speak- tend weekly seminars with metro in the next six months. million unit, the bright blue Senate go ng to Industriya Transprominent family, by died of a journey drugs. Video and Computer Services in perdition,ng they said work of per drawing in customers,” observed every October virtue President, The target is to have 10,000 TheChief newJustice. owners are giving their operators. BEEPs were acquired by their er and portasyon (Kapit) and drugs. 1-Trans- said drug overdose ago. on Also, it doesn’t pay to ped-of Proclamation Bangkal. their idols were taking Mike. No.years 798 signed “Some drivers today go units nationwide in the next vehicles. owners through a loan Mark former port Equipment dle drugs as thousands of push-Sept. 12, “I call on parents and offi———— Aggregator newAccording to him, he up their 1991 byAnthony’s then President Now,old who will the people chair Vigor Mendoza around shirtless or even smoke three years, the Kapit chair he from theabout Development Bank of run Kapit (1-Team). learned girlfriend, on—the other hand, andAManagement ers have been killed by the po-Corazon cials of our schools and high-end barInc. at Bonifacio their shenaniMARIELLE Aquino. to when they complain III saidabusive a 24-seater BEEP INQ can (behind the wheel),” Mendoza told the Inquirer. INQ the Philippines, which be against Costing million to P1.5 gans has been in and out of rehabili- Global lice, vigilantes or drug syndi-MEDINA, barangays to be vigilant. We City P1 became notorious from friends andcan after INQUIRER RESEARCH policemen? need to ensure that internet-related facilities in their neighNEW MODELS ROLLING OUT IN QUEZON CITY, MARIKINA borhoods are strictly observing the ban on elementary and high school students inside their premises during school hours,”

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2011

2014 2012 2013

INDIA

2011 6.3 3.9

3.6 3.9

4.6

3.2 2.9

3.2

CHINA EUROPEAN UNION

3.8

% (YoY)

7.6 7.7 7.3

1.3

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2005 – 2007 2010 – 2012 SOURCE: World Happiness Report 2013

GCC countries

UAE 7.144

8 7

OMAN 6.853

The unhappiest country is Togo 2.936

Qatar, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia 6.666, 6.515 and 6.480

3.6 3.9

3.2 2.9

4.6

5.1

3.6

2.3

CHINA EUROPEAN UNION

3.2

7.6 7.7 7.3

Rank

156

The study also compared the average happiness levels between the periods 2005–2007 and 2010–2012 in the Middle East and North Africa: 2

2005 – 2007 2010 – 2012 1.7 -0.3

1.3

2.8 2.6 1.8 1.6

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Happiness in MENA is decreasing

3.8

The study about happiness shows results of 156 countries among them Oman is positioned 23rd. The word “happiness” is not used lightly. Happiness is an aspiration of every human being, and can also be a measure of social progress. In a scale that goes from zero to ten, the happiness index is based on several factors from 2010 until 2012: healthy life expectancy, GDP per capita, freedom to make life choices, social support, generosity and other factors.

9.3

4 2

Bahrain 5.312

8 6

The happiest country is Denmark 7.693

3.9

% (YoY)

INDIA

6.3

2.8 2.6

SOURCE: World Economic Outlook (October 2013), International Monetary Fund, wikipedia.com

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9.3

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SOURCE: World Happiness Report 2013

GCC countries

The happiest country is Denmark 7.693

UAE 7.144

8 7

OMAN 6.853

The unhappiest country is Togo 2.936

Qatar, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia 6.666, 6.515 and 6.480

Bahrain 5.312

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Rank

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2,172,002

OMANI

1,683,204

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3,855,206

TOTAL

EXPATRIATE

21,132 19,019

131,914 46,927

82,901

151,037

83,747

174,528

83,587

260,120

209,646

428,928

88,537

298,574

47,747 48,866

24,300 12,959

187,555

182,070

704,209

451,652

115,251

UNACCOUNTED

40,151

AL WUSTA

178,841

AL DHAHIRAH

233,938

SHARQIYAH NORTH

258,275

SHARQIYAH SOUTH

343,707

AL BATINAH SOUTH

638,574

AL BATINAH NORTH

387,111

AL DHAKLIYAH

96,613

AL BURAIMI

37,259

MUSANDAM

369,625

DHOFAR

1,155,861

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Influenza activity remained high in the northern hemisphere with influenza A (H3N2) viruses predominating

Children had no preexisting immunity to the new strain but adults, those over 60, had some degree of immunity

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In northern Africa and the Middle East, influenza activity was decreasing in most of the region. Influenza A was predominant in the region.

SOURCE: Influenza Update NÂ° 232 (March 2015), World Health Organization

OMAN

INDIA

CASES

18 25,000

In Oman, 18 H1N1 cases were recorded in February 2015 and all of them recovered In Oman, A(H1N1) pdm09, represents so far 11% of the cases of influenza

H1N1 flu affected more than 25,000 people in India, claimed over 1,370 lives and continues to expand. In India, A(H1N1) pdm09 represents 75% of the cases of influenza

Here, the virus is amplified 200,000 times

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