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Public school teacher dismissed for molesting student PALOMPON, Leyte --- A local court has sentenced a public school teacher to 4 to 9 years of imprisonment for a criminal act against a student and at the same time, the Office of the Deputy Ombudsman for Visayas has ordered the dismissal of a high school teacher for grave misconduct.

The teacher is certain Salvador Trinidad Jr of Palompon National High School. He was reportedly found to have sexually molested a female high

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VP Leni attends Keitech graduation

ORMOC CITY – The Vice President-elect Leni Robredo, even before her assumption of office in June 30, seems to be very active now in public speaking engagement. She has graced the recent Kananga-Energy Development Corp. (EDC) Institute of Technology (KEITECH) graduation day where a hundred of graduates received their certificate of completion maintenance, basic masonry and welding courses. for their training.

Keitech staff reveals that 73 The activity was also graced by family and friends of the graduates, percent of the graduates were officers and staff of Keitech and able to land a job particularly in Leyte Governor Leopoldo Dominic construction projects.

After attending the Keitech “Mic” Petilla.

About 163 trainees received graduation, Robredo accompanied their diplomas. This is part of Energy Development Corporation the more than a thousand trainees (EDC) officials in Barangay from Leyte and Samar who already Margen, this city to attend a underwent training from Keitech simple turn-over ceremony of since its first period of operation. school rooms donated by the Keitech program is a three-month Lopez Group of companies, as part technical-vocational training of its Yolanda School Rebuilding course. The recent graduates are Program.

To date, according to the the latest batch of the training.

The trainees completed the group, P196 milion have already Level 2 of National Certification 2 been spent in building a total of 66 standards in carpentry, plumbing, school buildings in 11 provinces in electrical installation and the country. JKDPilapil

4th LED asks P100M from DPWH for flood control projects ORMOC CITY --- WITH the onset of the rainy season, 4th Leyte Engineering District has requested the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) for the release of P100 million for flood control projects.

The amount will be used to put up retaining walls on the primary tributaries of Calingatnan, Bacan and Palanas, all in neighboring Albuera town.

At present, 4th LED is

building a P50-million dike on the bank of Pagsangaan River in Lilo-an, here in Ormoc. It is also set to begin constructing a similar structure worth P10 million several kilometers upstream to protect a relocation site from floods.

Moreover, the office received last December a late release of P8 million from the 2014 budget of DPWH for the protection of Pagsangaan Bridge. Ferdinand Cruz

Crimes on women and children down to 7 or 10.61% story in page 3 CYANMAGENTAYELLOWBLACK

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Architect gunned down inside Leyte university; Suspect at large TACLOBAN CITY — An architect working in one of this city’s universities was recently shot and killed on campus allegedly by a lawyer, police said.

Archimedes Moscare, 50, was shot in the chest at 12:17 p.m. inside his office on the second floor of the Leyte Normal University (LNU), one of this city’s oldest schools. The suspect was identified as Aquilino Mejica, 42, fled after the shooting and remained at large.

Mejica’s wife, Carol, and the victim were part of a technical working group for LNU’s various projects. The body of Moscare was found by a colleague, Ramberto Cidro, who immediately informed Jerauld Liros, LNU chief security officer.

Footage from the school’s closed circuit television (CCTV) camera

showed someone looking like Mejica shooting Moscare, Liros said. He said they did not know any possible motives for the killing.

PSSupt. Domingo Cabillan, city police chief, cited an array of possible motives that included work, jealousy and money. “The identity of the suspect has been established from the accounts of witnesses and the CCTV footage. Right now, the suspect is at-large,” Cabillan said.

Clemelle Montallana, LNU vice president for administration, expressed shock over the incident.

“Because of what happened, we will review our security arrangement to avoid a similar incident,” he said. He added that Mejica was not searched by the school guards because they knew him. PNA

Karpentero sakpan sa buy-bust ORMOC CITY—Nahulong na gyud diha sa mga kamot sa tinugyanan sa balaod ug elemento sa Anti-Illegal Drugs Special Operations Task Force ang usa ka bagtik nga drug pusher atol sa gipahigayon nga usa ka drug buy-bust operation diha sa Brgy. Can-adieng ning syudad niadtong miaging semana.

Giila ni P/CInsp. Castor Cabilogan ang suspek nga usa ka Ronnie Caberos y Pore, 39, minyo, usa ka karpentero ug residente sa naasoy nga lugar.

Nasakmit gikan sa suspek ang tulo ka P100 bills nga ginamit sa buybust operation ug duha ka gagmay

nga sachet nga dunay sulod nga ginadudahang shabu, usa ka celfone ug P560 cash nga ginadudahang halin sa pagbaligya’g shabu.

Apan matud pa sa suspek gibutang ra sa mga pulis diha sa iyang bulsa ang mga ebidensya ug kadtong nagposas nga pulis ang mibutang sa mga ebidensya. Sa pahayag sa hepe, wa man gyud kunoy suspek nga moadmitar. Hinoon, matud pa niya, semana na kapin nga ginaobserbahan nila ang maong suspetsado. Gani, dugang pahayag sa hepe, nga nakaikyas lang gyud kini atol sa labing uwahing pag-aresto sa iyaha. RCD

P5M shabu seized by PDEA TACLOBAN CITY --Five drug personalities including one government employee fell to the hands of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency Regional Office VIII (PDEA RO8) during the recent buy-bust operation.

In a report submitted to PDEA Director General Undersecretary Arturo G. Cacdac,Jr., operatives of PDEA Regional Office 8 under Director Laurefel P. Gabales conducted a buybust operation at Room 11, Borderline, Diversion Road, Pawing, Palo, Leyte which resulted to the arrest of Caesar Quijano, 54 y.o, male, married, farmer, and residence of Brgy. Cahagnaan, Matalom, Leyte; Evelyn Suarez, 35, female, single mother, caregiver, and residence of Brgy. San Roque, Sogod, Southern Leyte; Renato Saratan, 44, male, married, Provincial Guard of

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Leyte Sub-Provincial Jail, Baybay City , and residence of Brgy. Eastern Poblacion, Hilongos, Leyte; Ronilo Ruiz, 32, male, married, driver, and residence of Brgy. North, Hilongos, Leyte; and Kevin Mark Kapas, 20, single, “Kundoktor”, and residence of Brgy. Bitanhuan, Baybay City.

Purchased and seized from the suspects were two pieces of plastic sachet containing suspected shabu with an estimated market value of P4,984,000, weighing approximately 623 grams.

The suspects will be charged for violation of Section 5 (Sale of Dangerous Drugs), Section 11 (Possession of Dangerous Drugs), and Section 26 (Conspiracy), Article II of Republic Act 9165. The arrested suspects are temporarily detained at PDEA RO8 Detention Facility. RCD

DPWH SLeyte joins Brigada Eskwela MAASIN CITY – The Department of Public Works and Highways Southern Leyte District Engineering Office (DPWH-SLDEO) joined the Brigada Eskwela by stepping up efforts to prepare classrooms, school grounds, and roads for the new academic year.

District Engr Ma. Margarita C. Junia ordered about half of SLDEOs maintenance workers to participate in the weeklong school preparation activities, heeding requests of the Department of Education (DepEd).

Junia asked maintenance engineers to coordinate DepEd because many schools have asked for assistance to clean school grounds and repaint classrooms.

“Aside from preparing campuses, we are also repainting pedestrian lanes to ensure safety of students, and clear roads leading to schools from any obstructions,” she added.

The SLDEO’s all-out support to DepEd’s Brigada Eskwela is on top of their massive school building construction to accommodate senior high school enrolees. The DPWH is eyeing a substantial accomplishment in their school building construction in time for the opening of new academic year.

Out of 53 school building projects in different sites in the province, 13 have been completed and 37 are still ongoing as of end of May. The DPWH-SLDEO expects to complete all classrooms before the fourth quarter of this year.

These projects are expected to boost the preparation of the province for this year’s full implementation of the SHS program under the kindergarten and 12 years of basic education (K to 12) program of the national government.

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2 arestado tungod sa shabu ORMOC CITY --- Usa ka technician ug furniture canvasser ang gitiklo sa mga mga operatiba sa Police Station 3 ug mga opisyales sa Brgy. Tambulilid atol sa gipahigayon nga patrol and visibility operations samtang ginaimplementar ang balaod sa curfew sa barangay.

Giila ni Police Station 3 chief P/SInsp. Benjaminn B. Lodo ang mga suspetsado nga sila si Benjamin Trinidad Y Caso, 36, minyo¸ usa ka technician, residente sa Brgy Bantigue, ug usa ka Jessie Genieta Y Potong, 37, minyo, usa ka furniture canvasser ug residente sa maong barangay.

Ang kapulisan gipangunahan ni P/SInsp. Lodo samtang ang mga barangay tanod gipangunahan ni Kag. Diosita Aquino. Samtang nagpatrolya sila, ilang namatikdan

nga ang usa sa mga suspek dunay gilabog nga butang sa yuta nga pinutos og plastic. Ila dayon kining giduol ug nasayran nga dunay sulod nga shabu ang gilabog nga plastik.

Ang pulis mipahigayon pud og pagpangkapkap sa mga suspek ug ilang nakita sulod sa bag niini ang mga gamit sa pagsuyop og shabu. Apan kining si Trinidad gipanghimakak nga iyaha ang mga ebidensya nga nakuha gikan kaniya. Matud pa niya, gipakuyog ra man siya ni Genieta sa ilang balay ug wala mahibalo kung unsay buhaton didto sa ilaha. Apan, sa habig pud ni Genieta, wala kuno siya mahibalo nga duna diay daladala nga gamit sa pagsuyop kining si Trinidad. Sa wala madugay, miadmitar kining si Trinidad nga nagtsip-in kuno silang duha aron manuyop og shabu. RCD

Dumptruck kills student STA RITA, Samar --- The victim died at once after a dump truck hits him. Incident happened in a national highway in Barangay Dampigan, this town, last week.

The victim was identified by PO2 Rocky Magistrado CMO of Sta Rita PNP as certain Ibyn Baculo 24, a student and a resident of Barangay Bacyaran, Calbiga, Samar.

Witnessed relayed that the victim was riding his single motorcycle,

tailing a delivery van when he tried to over the van not knowing that a speeding dumptruck was travelling at the opposite side of the road. The truck hit the motorcycle while the victim was thrown away under the truck.

The truck driver was arrested and now in custody of the police while waiting for the appropriate case that will be filed against him.

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Crimes on women and children down to 7 or 10.61%

ORMOC CITY -- The comparative crime statistics relating women and children complained before Ormoc City Police Office (OCPO) Women And Children’s Protection Desk (WCPD) for the period January to March 2015 disclosed went down to 7 or 10.61% for the same period this year 2016 according to the report submitted to the office of the City Police Director.

In her report to OIC City Director P/SSupt. Ferdinand M. Garay, Women’s and Child Care Division chief P/SInsp.

Shrylle Conejo, disclosed that Police does not lower its guard over the recent report as cases of Violation Against Women and Children, violation of the Juvenile Justice Welfare Act, Rape, and Special Protection of Children Against Abuse

and Exploitation and Discrimination Act are among the prevalent cases in the city particularly because most of this incidents end up in amicably settled and not charged in court.

P/SInsp. Conejo emphasized that abuses related to illegal drugs has to do with recent modus of illegal traffickers who consigns the prohibited illegal drug substance to unwary users and pushers.

In the end, when consignees do not meet deadlines of payment remittances they end up in trouble even up to the extent of running away for their lives. Police here do not want the event to happen. Because of this she said that P/SSupt. Garay, has directed Chiefs of Police to talk to the community to increase the awareness of the activity that is costly to finally

discourage them doing the business and eventually stop before it is too late.

She continued that if, they are unable to meet pay deadlines, it best to turn themselves early to the police for protection. But before this happens she said they better stop and refuse getting illegal drugs consignments and fall victim, become indebted costly to illegal drugs at the expense of endangering their lives from the illegal drugs venture.

“Police intervention in cases of women and children abuses should have proper endorse to the court for its appropriate legal action including desistance in filing of charges and complaints should cases are submitted for settlement” P/SSupt. Garay stressed.

Moreover, P/SInsp. Conejo stressed

that with their referral pathway with the City Social Welfare Services Office, abuse cases of women and children find its way getting amicably settled and closed this is why, its report of cases do get reflected in its crime monthly rate.

But she said the resulting figures of low crime rate demonstrate effective police interventions, barangay police and house to house visitations. She pointed out that police are able to get face to face dialogue in local barangays with women, men and children in their of legal education to reduce and prevent crimes related women and children aside from crime prevention tips and flyers they circulate and distribute around in their visits including hotline numbers for quick incident reporting, complaint and police response. RCD

ODH gets incentives from EDC’s School Rebuilding Project governor ORMOC CITY --- The Ormoc District Hospital (ODH) received the biggest amount from the Hospital Incentive Scheme of the Leyte Provincial Government.

The amount, worth P30 million, was distributed by Leyte Governor Dominic L. Petilla.

The money represented income made from paying patients and reimbursements from Philippine Health Insurance Corp.

(PhilHealth) for the first quarter of 2016.

Of that amount, P3.5 million is allotted for incentives of hospital personnel consisting of 23 medical and 121 non-medical personnel.

The Hospital Incentive Scheme began during the term of former governor Carlos Jericho L. Petilla to help improve the facilities and services provided by the 14 province-run hospitals. This is done by maximizing collections from PhilHealth and charging fees to patients who can afford to pay.

The revenues raised were used for the hospitals’ capital outlay, maintenance and

other operating expenses (MOOE) and employees’ share to convince them to stay and render their service in government.

“Most of these revenues will go back to you,” the governor said. “Part of it will go to your incentives which is what we are distributing today. Another portion will go to repairs and your MOOE.” Petilla described ODH as a top performer in terms of income and service delivery from among the 14 province-run hospitals.

The official also distributed incentives to personnel of Manuel B. Veloso Memorial Hospital (MBVMH) in Palompon town. The previous day, he was at Leyte Provincial Hospital (LPH) in Palo town.

MBVMH earned P7.6 million, while LPH made P3.2 million in the first quarter this year.

“A higher revenue means more treated patients,” said Petilla. “The more patients, the more revenue, most of which will be used to improve your operations.”

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opisina from p. 10 kalibre .9mm nga pistola. Makita sa bildo nga sliding door ug bintana sa opisina ni Surigao ang agi sa mga igo sa bala. Matud pa ni Clitar, posibleng dunay kalabutan sa trabaho sa abogado o ba kaha sa politika ang motibo sa pagpamusil.

"Kahibawo man gyud ta aning abogado nga daghan gyud nag kaso nga gihuptan, basin tungod ana or posible sab sa politika, kanang mga angulo pa lang kinahanglan na og proweba" pasabot ni

Clitar.

Usa ka silingan ni Surigao ang nakabati sa buto ug nakabantay nga dunay duha ka tawo nga nagsakay og motorsiklo atol sa hitabo ug mipaingon sa direksyon sa Mabini St. Sa paghimo ning balita, wala pa makahatag og pamahayag si Surigao.

Matod ni Clitar nga ilang himoan og special report ang insidente ug palawoman pa ang imbestigasyon.

JKDPilapil

TONGONAN, Ormoc City --- The by Yolanda, Sorsogon and Albay in Bicol, School rebuilding Project began its areas that are always affected by typhoons rebuilding effort in February 2014 and two towns in Bohol were devastated after EDC volunteered to become by the earthquake in 2013. To complete a Development Sponsor under the the list are two schools in the mountain Office of the Presidential Assistant for areas of Bukidnon.

Rehabilitation and Recovery (OPARR).

Third party experts designed the Since then the project has completed calamity resilient or the new normal the construction of 75 typhoon resilient classrooms that can withstand wind classrooms and repaired 10 classrooms velocity of up to 250 kilometers per hour, in six towns in Leyte, Samar and Passi pursuant to the standard of the Department in Iloilo. The funds used to construct the of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) classrooms were collected by ABS-CBN and the Minimum Performance Standards Lingkod Kapamilya Foundation, Inc. and Specification (MPSS) of the from Local and international donors.

Department of Education (DepEd).

The School Rebuilding The classrooms also feature Feature Project continues with its goal cathedral type ceilings, wider to support the Department windows and insulated roofing for of Education in fulfilling the need for better ventilation. Other added amenities classrooms in Yolanda hit areas. The are the concave designed blackboards, project has also gone beyond Leyte wall mounted electric fans, LED lights, and now extends its assistance to “genderized “ comfort rooms and person other provinces in Luzon, Visayas and with disability (PWD) access, feature that Mindanao that were also affected by the school children will experience for the Yolanda as well as other typhoons and first time. Each classroom will also come natural calamities. with 45 wooden arm chairs and teacher’s Seven Lopez Companies and two table made by local suppliers. external partners were inspired by By the end of the project in 2016, the project and joined the initiative to 151 classrooms will be turns over to the construct an additional 66 classrooms Department of Education with a total for phase 3. Phase 3 of the project now will benefit from this donation annually includes the towns of Panay Island (Iloilo, (average of 60 students per classroom).

Capiz, Aklan) which were also devastated RCD

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school student.

In a document obtain by this paper, it was learned that the Regional Trial Court of Barauen, Leyte, sentenced Trinidad to 4 to 9 years of imprisonment. Meanwhile, Deputy Ombudsman Paul Elmer Clemente stated that "[The] government cannot tolerate such an abhorrent and morally depraved conduct on the part

of an educator who is supposed to carry out a noble task of rearing the youth into responsible citizens of this country."

Aside from the dismissal, the teacher also faces other penalties: perpetual disqualification from holding public office, forfeiture of retirement benefits, and prohibition from taking the civil service examinations. – ATT

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President-elect Rodrigo Roa Duterte, according to reports, plans to hang 50 prisoners convicted of illegal drug trades and other heinous crimes every month. He prefers hanging rather than lethal injection, firing squad or electric chair. He explained that by firing squad, the government would be spending money for bullets, in lethal injection, the government would spend for chemical and electricity and in electrocution by chair, the government would be spending for the electric consumption. For practicality and for the reason of economy, hanging would be better.

Congressman Danilo Suarez of Quezon City said that by restoring the capital punishment, the criminality would surely decrease because many people with inclination of doing crime will be more careful and would prefer to stop doing it.

People will be afraid to engage themselves in any activity that is against the law.

For many who do not believe in death penalty and for those who are adhering human rights w h i c h include the rights of the criminal to live and do another crime, such act of punishment is cruel. For them, the President who pushes for such kind of retribution is out of his mind. If then, this premise is true, the Philippines would be having a President who is out of his mind. A President who doesn’t respect the rights of the criminals to live and do another crime.

Duterte seems to be very serious in curbing the criminality in this country, particularly, the illegal drug trades. Illegal drugs is the mother of all crimes in this country. Robbery, rape, murder and other heinous crimes happened almost every day because of illegal drugs. And for him, illegal drugs and corruptions are the two leading crimes that must be stopped at once, otherwise, there would be no more chance.

The message is clear, Duterte can’t clean this country in six years even he promised to do it with all of his might and therefore, anybody who will succeed him must be equally determined as he is today. The country can no longer afford to have a president who is soft, gay and pickledminded.

Majority of those who believe in Duterte, also believe that his advocacies and principles are the ones this country needs today.

Hisgotan daw nato kining pagkamatay ni Muhammad Ali, sumalangit nawa. Ato ihatag ang atong pagtahud ug pakikiramay sa mga nabiyaan niya.

Ato pong duyogan ang halos tibook kalibutan nga nanagmasulobanon tungod sa iyang pagtaliwan.

Matud pa nila, usa ka sakit sa dughan nga panghitabo ang motaliwan ang usa ka sports legend ilabi na sa boksing. Kay kining boksing mao ang mga usa sa mga isports sa tibook kalibutan diin nailhan pag-ayo ang Pilipinas. Kung atong basihan ang history, bisan pa sa wala pa misikat si boxing hero Manny Pacquaio, nahabutang na sa mapa sa kalibutan ang Pilipinas tungod ni Muhammad Ali.

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Unsay naa ni Ali? kaayo siya. Daghan ang rason.

Una, si Ali ra ang 3-time World Heavyweight Boxing Champion sa tibook kalibutan.

Ikaduha, boksidor siya nga ratatat ang baba.

Saba kaayo. Wala hunong kung moistorya. Dili mawad-an og istorya. Usa pa nga rason, siya ra ang boxing champ nga mibalibad ug misupak sa balaod sa Amerika nga ang tanan nga mga lalaki sa nasud kinahanglan moapil sa military.

Wala siya miapil ug mibalibad nga i-assign sa Vietnam war.

Marukoy gyud si Ali kay aron nga dili siya mapreso, nagpakabig siya sa Muslim ug iyang gialid-an ang iyang ngalan gikan sa Cassius Clay ngadto sa Muhammad Ali. Wala siya presoha pero gipaundang lang siya og tulo ka tuig. Sa ato pa, tulo ka tuig siyang wala makaboksing. Usa pa ka rason, sya ra ang boksidor nga bisan dunay sakit nga Parkinson’s disease, sikat lang gihapon para sa mga boxing fans. Usa pa ka rason, usa siya sa mga boksidor nga negro nga arangon ang panagway. Mao nga daghan ang maibog niya.

si Pacquiao. Si Ali usa ka boksidor nga mobangon human sa kapildihan mao pud si Pacquaio.

Ang kalahian nilang duwa mao pud ni. Si Ali three-time world champion, si Pacquiao 8-division world champion. Mga achievements sa sports nga walay lain nga nakahimo. Sila lang gyud.

Si Ali dili gusto nga ma-involved sa mga government duties pero si Pacquiao nahimong kongresista ug karon nakadaug isip senador ug daghan ang nagaingon nga posibling mahimong Presidente sa Pilipinas sa umalabot nga mga adlaw. Gawas niana, nahibalo ba mo nga Full-pledged na Koronel na siya sa Philippine Army karon nga nakadaug sya sa pagka-senador?

**** Usa pud nga nahimo ni Ali alang sa kalibutan mao kining pagpahumok niya sa pag-ila sa mga Kristianos ngadto sa mga Muslims.

Mao pud kini ang maghatag og kauwaw sa mga radikal nga mga Muslims. Sukad nga nahimong Muslim si Muhummad Ali, daghan na nanundog. Nahimo na hinoon nga usa ka social status inay usa ka **** Kung itandi nimo si Ali seryos nga pundok relihiyon. Mora ngadto ni Pacquaio, dunay gamay ba’g nauso na hinoon. nga similarity. Si Ali gibiyaan Mao nga kung atong tan-awon, ang iyang kanhi tinoohan nga Katoliko ug nahimong Muslim. Si misamot nga nagahatag og kaulawan Pacquaio gibiyaan ang iyang kanhi sa mga Muslims kining mga kalaki tinoohan nga Katoliko ug nahimong sa ISIS ug sa mga AbuSayyaf.

Kristohanon. Si Ali hilabihan ang Wala man tingale sila maghatag og ***** Unsa naa ni Ali nga sikat man iyang karisma sa mga tawo mao pud importansya sa nahimo ni Ali.

Mao kini ang panghitabo niadtong tuig 1975 diin gipahigayon dinhi sa Pilipinas ang ikatulong sangka tali ni Muhammad Ali ug ni Joe Frazier didto sa Cubao. Gipilde ni Ali si Frazier niadtong tungora.

Gani, natukod ang gitawag nga Ali Mall sa Araneta Center. Sikat na ang Pilipinas niadto tungod ni Ali. Ug nahibalo ba kamo ngano nga dinhi man sa Pilipinas gipahigayon ang maong sangka? Kini tungod kay gi-request ni anhing Presidente Ferdinand Marcos nga dinhi sa Pilipinas buhaton ang maong sangka. Unya dautan lang gihapon si Marcos tungod niini?

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DPWH-Biliran DEO extends completion of all DepEd school building project NAVAL, Biliran - Although the district encountered a little delayed in the implementation of some school building projects in the Province, the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) – Biliran District Engineering Office (BDEO) is rushing the completion of the remaining School Building Projects for the full implementation of the K-12 Program of the Department of Education (DepEd).

Republic of the Philippines REGIONAL TRIAL COURT Branch 34 Bulwagan ng Katarungan Tacloban City IN RE: PETITION FOR THE CORRECTION OF ENTRIES IN THE CERTIFICATE OF LIVE BIRTH OF JESSIE BALAIS GALUTE JENNEFER DALUT GALUTE Petitioner, THE LOCAL CIVIL REGISTRAR, TACLOBAN CITY, LEYTE

District Engineer, David P. Adongay Jr. said that they have incurred delay due to the late release of result of sub-soil exploration test on some school sites and the additional works undertaken by the contractors on excavation of structures.

“Most of the contractors’ met difficulty on excavation of structures as they encountered big rocks causing delay on the projects,” explained Adongay.

Out of 30 school building projects

Respondent. x-----------------------------x SP.PROC.NO. R-TAC-16-00529-SP ORDER This pertains to the verified petition filed

by JENNER DALUT GALUTE seeking for correction of entries in the Certificate of Live Birth of Jessie Balais Galute by the Office of the Local Civil Registrar, Tacloban City . He prays that an Order be issued directing the Local Civil Registrar of Tacloban City to make necessary correction and/ or cancellation of the erroneous entries entered therein.

Finding the Petition to be sufficient in form and substance, the same is

hereby given due course.

WHEREFORE, notice is hereby given that the above-entitled petition is set for hearing on SEP 13, 2016 at 10:30 o’clock in the morning before this Court sitting at the Bulwagan ng Katarungan, Tacloban City.

Any interested person may appear on the said time and date, and then there file his/her opposition thereto and to show cause why the petition should not be granted.

Further, let a copy of this Order be published in a newspaper of general circulation in the Province of Leyte and the City of Tacloban for Three (3) consecutive weeks at the expense of the petitioner.

under the different batches of the DepEd’s Basic Educational Facilities Fund (BEEF), 11 are already completed, 15 are on-going and 4 are not yet started which posts 59.25% of its project accomplishment as of May 31, 2016.

“The solution is to advise contractors to render overtime work even during night time to meet our commitment to have this school buildings usable before the opening of classes while some others will

Withal, let a copy of this Order and the Petition with annexes be furnished the Office of the Solicitor General 134 Amorsolo St., Legaspi Village, Makati City. Likewise, furnish a copy of this Order to the Petitioner and his counsel, and to the Local Civil Registrar of Tacloban City.

SO ORDERED. GIVEN this 10th day of May, 2016 at the Bulwagan ng Katarungan, Tacloban City.

FRISCO T. LILAGAN Presiding Judge FTL/jal LP issue (23-24-25) May 30-June 5, 6-12, 13-19, 2016

Republic of the Philippines REGIONAL TRIAL COURT, BRANCH 44 8th Judicial Region Bulwagan ng Katarungan Magsaysay Blvd., Tacloban City IN RE: PETITION FOR THE CORRECTION OF ENTRIES IN THE CERTIFICATE OF LIVE BIRTH OF ROVIELYN REAGA ROVIELYN REAGA, Petitioner, -versusTHE LOCAL CIVIL REGISTRAR , Municipality of Jaro, Leyte, Respondent. x-----------------------------x Spec. Pro. No. R-TAC-1600494-SP ORDER In this verified petition for the correction of entries in the Certificate of Live Birth of Rovielyn Reaga, Petitioner pleads before

this Court to cancel the erroneous annotation in her birth certificate that she was legitimated by reason of the marriage of her biological parents a year after the death of Rosita Dula, the woman with whom his father Romeo Badiongan Dula was legally married with at the time of petitioner’s birth. This error is claimed to be innocently done by her biological parents as at the time of her birth, a legal impediment existed between her biological parents to lawfully marry each other.

Finding the petition to be sufficient in form and substance, the same is hereby given due course.

Let a copy of this Order be Posted in three (3) conspicuous places and published in a newspaper of general circulation for three (3) consecutive weeks in accordance with existing rules and procedure and at the expense of the petitioner.

The initial hearing is set on August 24, 2016 at 8:30 o’clock in the morning before this Court sitting at the Bulwagan ng Katarungan, Magsaysay Blvd., Tacloban City. Any interested person may

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be completed by the end of June”, said Adongay.

In totality, there are 118 classrooms for Senior High School in 19 school sites, 31 classrooms in Elementary and Junior High School in 8 school sites and 3 Technical and Vocational Facilities/ Workshop in 3 Sites. Adongay disclosed that all school building projects will be completed more or less on the 1st week of July, 2016. RCD appear on said date and time and then and there file his/her opposition thereto, if any, and to show cause why the petition should not be granted.

Furnish a copy of this Order to the Petitioner and her counsel, the Local Civil Registrar of Tacloban City and the Office of the Solicitor General.

SO ORDERED .

IN CHAMBERS this April 29, 2016 at the Bulwagan ng Katarungan, Magsaysay Blvd., Tacloban City.

(Original Signed) ELIGIO P. PETILLA Presiding Judge Copy furnished: Rovielyn Reaga, Brgy., 4, Poblacio, Jaro, Leyte • Atty.Clara Baquilod, PAO •Office of the Local Civil Registrar of Jaro, Leyte, Jaro, Leyte (+ Petition) • Office of the Solicitor General, 134 Amorsolo St., Legaspi Village, Makati City ( + Petition) • Office of the Clerk of Court (for publication ) • Sheriff Calixto G. Gutierrez ( for Posting) LP issue (23-24-25) May 30-June 5, 6-12, 13-19, 2016

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ORMOC CITY – Magbaha karon ang aplikante sa city hall inigtungtong sa Hulyo. Kini tungod kay pwerteng daghana ang mga supporters ni Richard nga gusto makasulod og trabaho diha sa city government. Karon pa gani, halin na kaayo ang mga biodata. Daghan na ang mga barangay nga busy sa paghatag sa mga residente nga mangayo’g barangay clearance. Dakung paglaum ang ilang gibati nga hatagan sila’g trabaho ni Richard. Sumala man gud sa mga pasalig sa wala pa ang eleksyon, basta dunay ID nga Gomez siguradong makasulod og trabaho sa city hall. Mao nga kining si Popoy Palapoy Timoy, wala magpahalata nga si Ondo ang iyang gibotaran. Mopasa pud kuno siya og biodata. Bisan pa kuno parapahid sa singot ni Richard. Bisan pa gani dili kuno siya sweldoan basta duol lang gyud kuno kanunay ni Richard.. kay hilabihan na gyud kunong gwapoha sa mayor karon sa Ormoc… Hayy… mahilig diay… Hoy Popoy Palapoy Timoy! Kaila sila nimu, uy nga Codilla kang daku! Ayaw na lang paglaum nga makatrabaho ka..

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VisayasRegioanl Office, Banilad Power Complex, Nasipit, Talamban, Cebu City, copy furnished the afore-mentioned principal office.

2. Pursuant to Republic Act (R. A.) No. 9511, NGCP was granted a franchise to operate, manage and maintain, and in connection NATIONAL GRID therewith, to engage in CORPORATION the business of conveying OF THE PHILIPPINES, or transmitting electricity

through a high-voltage Plaintiff, back-bone system of -versusinterconnected transmission ABRAHAM PEREZ, lines, substations and

related facilities, systems Defendant. operations, and other x----------------------------x activities that are necessary CASE NO. R-ORM-15to support the safe and 00001-SCA reliable operation of a transmission system FOR: and to construct, install, EXPROPRIATION finance, manage, improve, ORDER expand, operate, maintain, For resolution is rehabilitate, repair and plaintiff’s Ex Patre Motion refurbish the present For Leave Of Court ToServe nationwide transmission Summons And Notice system of the Republic of ToTake Possession By Way the Philippines.

Of Publication(Motion For 3. Under Section 4 Leave). of the same law, NGCP The record would was granted the power of show that service of eminent domain, subject summons to defendant to the requirements of the Abraham Perez failed for the Constitution and existing reason that he is no longer laws. residing in the address 4. Plaintiff is engaged in stated by the plaintiff in its the business of transmitting complaint. Accordingly, he electric power from the isworking abroad in Qatar Republic of the Philippines generating plants of power in particular. producers to distributors. As REGIONAL TRIAL Finding the Motion such, plaintiff’s business is COURT for leave sufficient in imbued with public interest.

8th Judicial Region form and substance,the 5. Due to increasing Branch ¬__ same is GRANTED. Let demand for electricity, Ormoc City Summons together with the there is a need to construct Complaint andNotice To (SGD) OFFICE OF a transmission system that Take Possession be served THE CLERK OF COURT will suit the present and upon defendant Abraham future power requirements Perezby way of publication RTC, Ormoc City in the island provinces of in a newspaper of general JAN 14 2015 and cities in Leyte and circulation once aweek Samar. Owing to this for three (3) consecutive Time: 8:45 AM______ necessity, plaintiff must weeks. construct immediately

SO ORDERED. the transmission line that Received by:________ In chambers, Hall will transmit power to the of Justice, Ormoc City, NATIONAL GRID distributors of electricity in Philippines, 03 June2016. the aforesaid provinces and CORPORATION OF THE PHILIPPINES, cities. This undertaking is (SGD) GIRLIE M. for the use and benefit of the BORREL-YU public and is known as the Plaintiff, Presiding Judge Ormoc-Babatngon 138kV -versuscc.: Transmission Line Project.

ABRAHAM PEREZ, Atty. Amando Van D. 6. Defendant Abraham Ligutan P. Perez is of legal age, Defendant.

National Grid Corporation Filipino and with known x-----------------------------x Fn.:civil chambers SPECIAL CIVIL ACTION address at 147 Real St., District 4, Ormoc City, NO. Republic of the Philippines R-ORM-15-00001-SCA where he can be served with REGIONAL TRIAL summons, notices and other For: Expropriation COURT court processes.

8th Judicial Region COMPLAINT Branch 35, Ormoc City Plaintiff, National 7. Plaintiff intends to -oOoGrid Corporation of the expropriate portions of Philippines ( NGCP), by Lot No. 7505-A located in NATIONAL GRID counsel, respectfully states: Brgy. Dolores, Ormoc City, CORPORATION 1. Plaintiff is a private registered in the name of OF THE PHILIPPINES, corporation created and defendant Abraham Perez

existing under Philippine under Transfer Certificate of Plaintiff, laws, with principal office Title (TCT) No. 21620and -versusaddress at NGCP Building, Tax declaration (TD) No. ABRAHAM PEREZ, machine Quezon Avenue corner 00026-00227, Defendant.

BIR Road, Diliman, copies of which are hereto x-----------------------------x Quezon City. It may be attached as Annexes “A” CIVIL CASE NO. R-ORM- served with notices and and “B” respectively. The 15-00001-SCA other court processes property is more particularly through its Office of the described below together FOR: EXPROPRIATION General Counsel (OGC)- with the affected areas SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION TO: ABRAHAM PEREZ 147 Real Street, District 4 Ormoc City GREETINGS: You are hereby required within a period of not less than SIXTY (60) days from the last publication of this Summons, to file with the Court and serve on the plaintiff, your Answer to the Complaint, copy of which is hereto attached together with the Annexes.

You are reminded of the provision I the IBP-OCA Memorandum on Policy Guidelines dated 12 March 2002 to observe restraint In filing a Motion to Dismiss and instead allege the ground thereof as defenses in the Answer. If you fail within the time fixed, the plaintiffs will take judgment by default and may be granted the relief applied for in the complaint.

WITNESS my hand under the seal of the Court this 8th day of June 2016.

(SGD) MILREYSA SALINAS DAYANDAYAN Clerk of Court V

June 6-12, 2016 sought to be expropriated consisting of 578 and 1,902 square meters, more or less, as shown in the attached sketch plan and technical descriptions, attached hereto as Annexes “C,” “D,” and “E,”respectively, the cost of improvements found thereon, and the estimated amount of just compensation, to wit: Registered Owner Abraham Perez Lot No. 7505-A Transfer Certificate of Title No. 21620 (Annex “A”) Tax Declaration 00026-00227 (Annex “B”) Total Area 78,960 sq. m.

Classification of Land Agricultural (Annex “F”) Affected Areas 578 sq. m. & 1902 sq. m.

Total area = 2,480 sq. m.

(Annexes “C,” “D” and “E”) BIR Zonal Value P 20.00/sq. m. (Annex “G”) BIR Zonal Value of Property P 49.600.00 Cost of Improvements in the Area 3 8 , 7 6 4 . 0 0 (Annex “H”) Total amount of compensation P 88,364.00

Machine copies of the Zoning Certification the Certificate of BIR Zonal Valuation and Report on the Count of Improvements are hereto attached as Annexes “F,” “G,” and “H,” respectively.

8. To enable plaintiff to construct and maintain the Ormoc-Babatngon 138kV Transmission Line Project, it is both necessary and urgent to acquire, upon payment of just compensation, an easement of right-of-way over the portions of the defendant’s property, as described above, to ensure stability and reliability of power supply in the provinces of Leyte and Samar and, in the future, in other parts of the country.

9. Plaintiff negotiated with defendant Abraham P. Perez for easement of right-of-way over portions of the subject property for its project, as shown by the Affidavit of plaintiff’s Right-of-Way Officer (hereto attached as Annex “I”). However, no settlement could be reached by the parties as defendant refused the plaintiff’s offer. Hence, plaintiff was constrained to file the instant action against the defendant.

10. Plaintiff is willing and able to pay the just compensation for the portions of Lot No. 7505-A sought to be expropriated, subject to deductions for capital gains and documentary stamp taxes for the transfer of the property in the name of plaintiff, all other outstanding realty taxes

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and dues under the Local Government Code, which plaintiff shall directly remit to the Government.

11. Pursuant to Section 2 of Rule 67 of the 1997 Rules on Civil Procedure, Plaintiff after due notice to the defendant, shall have the right to enter and/ or to take possession of the real property involved upon deposit of an amount equivalent to the assessed value of the property for purposes of taxation.

However, plaintiff, as a sign of good faith and to promote and maintain goodwill, proffers to the defendant 100% of the BIR Zonal Value, which is higher than the assessed value of the property, as just compensation for the portions of the property, as well as the improvements therein, in the total amount of EIGHTY-EIGHT THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED SIXTY-FOUR PESOS (Php 88,364.00).

Thus, plaintiff deposited the aforesaid amount with the authorized government depository, Land Bank of the Philippines, located at NPC Extension Office, Diliman, Quezon City.

PRAYER WHEREFORE, premises considered, plaintiff most respectfully prays that this Honorable Court: 1. Upon presentation of proof of provisional deposit, ISSUE forthwith a Writ of Possession in plaintiff’s favor authorizing it to enter and take possession of the portions of the property subject of this complaint that will be affected by the construction and implementation of the Ormoc-Babatngon 138kV Transmission Line Project, consisting of a total area of 2,480 square meters, more or less, described in paragraph 7 hereof, and if necessary, to allow plaintiff to have temporary access in going to the areas subject of the complaint while the construction of the project is on-going; 2. ISSUE an Order of Expropriation declaring that the plaintiff has a lawful right to take possession an acquire an easement of right-of-way over the portions of defendant’s property to the extent of the area specified in paragraph 7 hereof; 3. After the Determination of just compensation, to authorized the payment thereof by plaintiff to defendant after deducting the capital gains and documentary stamp taxes for the transfer of the property in the name of plaintiff, all other outstanding taxes under the National Internal Revenue Code, and all outstanding

realty taxes and dues under the Local Government Code, which plaintiff shall remit to the Government; 4. After payment of just compensation, ISSUE a Judgmentdeclaring that a continuous and perpetual easement for the use and benefit to the plaintiff and its successors-in-interest is constituted over Lot No. 7505-A, subject of this Complaint, consisting of a total area of 2,480 square meters, more or less, described in paragraph 7 hereof; 5.

O R D E R I N G defendant to allow plaintiff: a. To conduct regular and periodic clearing and/ or removal of trees and vegetation within and adjacent the transmission right-of-way over portions of defendant’s subject property; b. To conduct repair and inspection of all the transmission line’s accessories and appurtenances; c. To remove, without additional expense to NGCP, future or new improvements or constructions not allowed under the provisions of the Philippine Electrical Code and which will cause danger to life and property; and, d. To do all other acts necessary to public safety and preservation of said electric line, including the replacement of towers/ poles, as the needs arises.

6. O R D E R I N G defendant NOT to introduce any kind of improvements nor construct any kind of structures under the line nor plant any kind of highrising trees with a potential growth of three (3) meters or more in order to ensure a trouble-free transmission line or facilities.

7. DIRECT: a. The Registry of Deeds for Ormoc, Leyte to register the said Order of Expropriation and Judgment on the TCT No. 21620 or to issue new TCT in the name of NGCP with respect to the areas sought to be expropriated herein; and, b. The City Assessor of Ormoc City to annotate the said Order of Expropriation and Judgment on Tax Declaration No. No. 0002600227 or issue new and separate tax declarations in the name of NGCP with respect to the areas subject of expropriation, as described herein.

Plaintiff prays for other relief just and equitable under the premises.

Quezon City for Ormoc City,September 25,2014 OFFICE OF THE GENERAL COUNSEL NATIONAL GRID CORPORATION OF THE

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PHILIPPINES NGCP Bldg., Quezon Avenue cor. BIR Road Diliman, Quezon City By: (SGD) LUIS MANUEL U. BUGAYONG PTR No. 9032666 – 1/2/14 – Quezon City IBP Lifetime No. 10191/ Rizal Chapter MCLE Compliance No. IV0006555 Roll of Attorneys No. 38002 (SGD) RONALD DYLAN P. CONCEPCION PTR No. 9032660 – 1/2/14 – Quezon City IBP Lifetime No. 04995/ RSM Chapter MCLE Compliance No. IV0006558 Roll of Attorneys No. 40065 (SGD)GORDON S. MONTOJO PTR No. 9032661 – 1/2/14 – Quezon City IBP Lifetime No. 010193/ Quezon City MCLE Compliance No. IV0006557 Roll of Attorneys No. 44910 VISAYAS REGIONAL OFFICE OFFICE OF THE GENERAL COUNSEL Banilad Power Complex, Nasipit, Talamban, Cebu city By: (SGD) ELENA MARIE MADARANG-CAPANAS PTR No. 402821 – 1/3/14 – Cebu City IBP Lifetime No. 576923/ Cebu City MCLE Compliance No. IV0018131 – 04/23/13 Roll of Attorneys No. 44794 (SGD) JAMES A. HUPP III PTR No. 4829858 – 1/9/14 – Cebu Province IBP Lifetime No. 08194/108-09/ Cebu City MCLE Compliance No. IV0018182 – 04/23/13 Roll of Attorneys No. 48764 (SGD) AMANDO VAN D. LIGUTAN PTR No. 4829857 – 1/9/14 – Cebu Province IBP Lifetime (Temp) No. 882836 – 10/08/12 - Cebu City MCLE Compliance No. IV0018142 – 04/23/13 Roll of Attorneys No. 52963 REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES) Cebu City ) S. S. VERIFICATION AND CERTIFICATION I, WINIFRED A. PAGUIA, after having been duly sworn to in accordance with law, hereby depose and say that: 1. I am the Head of the Visayas Project Division, Engineering Construction Department, of the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP); 2. I am authorized to

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sign the verification and Certification of NonForum Shopping in the expropriation cases for and in behalf of NGCP with respect to the projects and areas under my supervision pursuant to the authority granted by the NGCP Board of Directors on its meeting on 27 June 2011 as evidenced by a Secretary’s Certificate, hereto attached as Annex “J;” 3.

I caused the preparation of the foregoing Complaint; 4. I have read the foregoing Complaint and I attest that the allegations therein are true and correct of my personal knowledge and based on authentic records on file; and, 5. I further attest that the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines has not commenced any action or filed any claim involving the same issues in any

court; tribunal or quasijudicial agency and, to the best of my knowledge, no such other action or claim is pending therein. If I should thereafter learn that the same or similar action or claim has been filed or is pending, I shall report that fact to this Court within five (5) days therefrom.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto affixed my signature this _____ day of _________2014, in Cebu City, Philippines.

(SGD) WINIFRED A. PAGUIA Affiant SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN to before me this OCT 03 2014day of ___________2014, affiant exhibited to me his Driver’s License No. CO7-95126484 issued by the Land Transportation Office and which expires on January 3, 2016, as his competent proof of identity.

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(SGD) MANLEY R. CARDINEZ N O T A R I A L COMMISSION NO. 0259 NOTARY PUBLIC. CEBU CITY UNTIL 31 DECEMBER 2014 SUITE 106, OPASCOR BLDG. NORTH RECLAMATION AREA, CEBU CITY ROLL NO. 49943 IBP NO. 670179 – 1/16/06 – CEBU CITY PTR NO. 401119 – 12/26/13 – CEBU CITY ANNEX “B” Republic of the Philippines 8th Judicial Region REGIONAL TRIAL COURT BRANCH 35 Ormoc City

NATIONAL GRID CORPORATION OF THE PHILIPPINES, Plaintiff, -versusABRAHAM PEREZ, Defendants. x---------------------------x Civil Case No. R-ORM-1500001-SCA For: Expropriation NOTICE TO TAKE POSSESSION Abraham P. Perez 147 Real Street, District 4 Ormoc City, Leyte Please be informed that the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) intends to take possession and control of the portion of Lot No. 7505-A, as described in the Complaint, which is traversed by NGCP’s Ormoc-Babatngon 138 KV Transmission Project, pursuant to Section 2, Rule 67, of the Rules of Court. Please take notice,

therefore, that NGCP will immediately enter the property and commence work on the transmission project after it secures a Writ of Possession from the Honorable Court.

26 February 2015, Cebu City, Philippines.

(SGD)AMANDO VAN D. LIGUTAN Counsel for Plaintiff PTR No. 7690850 – 1/13/15 – Province of Cebu IBP Lifetime No.(temporary) 882836/ 10-08-2012 Cebu City MCLE Compliance No. IV-0018142 –4/23/2013 Roll of Attorneys No. 52963 Copy furnished: The Honorable Clerk of Court Branch 35, Regional Trial Court Ormoc City LP issue (24-25-26) June 6-12, 13-19, 20-26 2016

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Mga Proyekto sa Lopez Group para sa mga tunghaan, humnon ORMOC CITY --- Ang Lopez Group companies, gipangunahan sa Energy Development Corporation (EDC), First Gen Corporation ug ang First Philippine Holdings Corporation (FPH), determinado nga humnon gyud, kung mahimo karong umalabot nga Setyembre 2016 ang pagpatukod sa mga tunghaan nga mosukol sa makusog nga bagyo sama sa Bagyong Yolanda.

Ang maong programa alang sa mga tunghaan, mikabat na og P196 million, ug mahimo nga makapahuman og 150 ka school rooms sulod sa 66 ka mga school buildings sa 30 ka syudad ug mga lungsod sa 11 ka mga probinsya sama sa Leyte, Eastern Samar, Western Samar, Sorsogon, Albay, Bohol, Bukidnon, Laguna, Iloilo, Capiz ug Aklan.

Mahuman gani kining maong programa, sobra 9,000 ka mga estudyante ang makapahimulos sa maong proyekto.

Ang mga tinugyanan sa EDC, isip mao ang project manager sa maong school rebuilding program, mibutyag nga ang labing uwahing school building nga nahuman naa sa siyudad sa Ormoc.

Ang Bagyong Yolanda nga dunay international name nga Haiyan, mao ang giisip nga labing kusog nga bagyo nga mihapak sa kabisay-an niadtong November 2013. Ug tungod niini, ang Lopez Group wala magpawani sa pagtabang sa mga nahimong biktima pinaagi sa pagpahigayon og relief operations lakip na ang pagpanghatag og pagkaon, tambal, electric generators ug pantubil.

Opisina sa abogado, gipamusil PALOMPON, Leyte – Ang opisina sa abogado nga si Atty Lloyd Surigao gipamusil niadtong miaging semana ug wala pa mailhi kon kinsa ang mga responsible. Kining si Atty Surigao nagpapili isip bise mayor niadtong di pa dugay nga piniliay sa Mayo 9. Ug ang maong buhatan anaa nahimutang sa dalan San Francisco.

Ang maong panghitabo gikumpirmar ni Si P/insp. Joel Clitar, deputy chief sa kapulisan dinhi sa maong lungsod sa Palompon. Matud pa sa hepe, nahitabo ang maong pagpamusil tunga sa gabii.

Narekober sa kapulisan ang 3 ka slugs ug basiyo sa bala sa gituhoang

- opisina p.3 CYANMAGENTAYELLOWBLACK

Ang maong grupo, uban sa suportar sa ABS-CBN Corporation ug mga donors misaad nga panghingusgan ang pagpangtabang sa mga biktima. Matud pa ni First Gen and FPH Chairman and CEO Federico R. Lopez, kining pagtabang, usa ka tawhanong katungod.

Sumala pud ni Leonardo Ablaza, manager sa Lopez Group’s school rebuilding program, sa pagkakaron, 50 na ka typhoonresilient school buildings nga dunay 118 rooms ang natima na gyud sa mga probinsya sa Leyte, Samar, Iloilo, Capiz ug Bukidnon.

Dugang pa nga 16 ka mga tunghaan nga dunay 32 ka mga classrooms ang pwedeng mahuman karong umalabot nga pipila ka mga buwan. Apil na niini ang lima ka school buildings nga dunay 10 ka kwarto

ang gilauman nga mahuman karong Hulyo sa probinsya sa Leyte; 9 ka buildings nga dunay 18 ka kwarto sa Agosto didto sa Bicol, Bohol ug Aklan; ug ang nahabilin nga duha ka tunghaan nga dunay 4 ka mga kwarto mahuman karong Setyembre didto sa Iloilo.

Matud pa, ang maong mga school building morag ordinaryo lang tan-awon apan tungod sa kalig-on, mahimong makasukol sa hangin nga dunay kakusgon nga 250 kph.

Apil sa design sa mga school building mao ang mga toilets.

Gawas nga kining EDC mao ang nagabarog nga project manager sa mga school rebuilding program, mao pud kini ang giisip nga development sponsor ilalum sa Office of the Presidential Assistant for Rehabilitation and Recovery. RCD

Mga kandidato misumiter na og SOCE ALBUERA, Leyte --- Misumiter na sa ilang mga Statements of Contributions and Expenditures (SOCE) ang mga kandidato dinhi ning maong lungsod. Ang mga nakadaug hasta ang mga napilde.

Sa gipagawas nga datos sa Commission on Elections dinhi ning maong lungsod, nasuta nga mas ubos ang total expenditures ni mayor-elect Rolando 'Daddy Onick' Espinosa kung itandi sa duha niini ka hugot nga kaatbang.

Gibutyag ni Albuera election officer Barbara Alice Capacite nga si Espinosa adunay total expenditures nga P38,150. Samtang si resigned

mayor Junie Dela Cerna dunay total expenditures nga P55,145.85 ug P41,850.00 kang Bise Mayor Norman Mesina.

Si Espinosa dunay contributions nga P2,000 nga cash ug P16,000 nga in-kind sama sa campaign materials.

Si Dela Cerna dunay in-kind contributions nga P4,586 samtang walay contributions kang Mesina.

Sa miaging piniliay, si Espinosa nakakuha og boto nga 12,242; Dela Cerna 5,065 ug Mesina 2,847. Sa bise mayor, 8,986 ang naangkon ni Meneses samtang 6,646 kang Tolero. JKDPilapil