Security heightened By CRIS DIAZ, Executive Editor
CAGAYAN de Oro City--The local police command here is now in the thick of preparations in anticipation of the scheduled Asean Summit in this trading capital of Northern Mindanao come July 2017.
In an interview with Mindanao Daily News, Chief Inspector Mardi Hortilloza, the spokesperson of the Cagayan De Oro City Police Command Office (COCPO), said that the local police in coordination with other law enforcement agencies has doubled its
efforts in securing the city. “The police had already mapped out an initial contingency plan, which could be changed when the actual days and the number of participants could be determined,” Hortilloza said. He said that the local police command received
an initial report that about 150 delegates would be participating the scheduled summit here in July 2017. Hortilloza said that securing 150 delegates from various Asean countries, local technocrats, industrialists and stakeholders is no joke at all.
According to Hortilloza, transportation requirements are one of the most important elements in the security contingency. “During an initial meeting with the local government units and stakeholders here, the problem See security, page 7
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Agusan del Sur eyes new modern drug rehab facility By CHRIS V. PANGANIBAN Contributing Editor
PROSPERIDAD, Agusan del Sur-The provincial government will build a bigger drug rehabilitation center in San Francisco town that will cater more than a hundred patients in the proposed P350 million facilities funded by the Chinese government through the
Department of Health. Gov. Adolph Edward Plaza said the province has already submitted the requirements to the Department of Health for the proposed new drug rehab center that will be built in the four-hectare lot of the provincial government in Alegria village at the foot and buffer zone of Mt. Magdiwata. Agusan del Sur is one of the two
recipients of multi-million drug rehab center projects in Mindanao. The other province is Sarangani. The existing Residential Treatment Rehabilitation Center (RTRC) inside the Army camp of 401st Brigade which serves at least 6o patients will be transferred to the new proposed venue. Plaza said the proposed new drug rehab center is complete with all
amenities including sports facilities, a clinic counselling session rooms and sleeping quarters. The governor said the DOH has even offered a 500 patients capacity facility but he declined since such huge number of patients is too much to handle and maintain. Salaries of the doctors, psychologists and other staff of the See rehab, page 7
InsideStories n Weapons, ammo, IED parts found in Nobleza’s house in Bukidnon/p2 n Workers to
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NEW COVERED COURT FOR BARANGAY SAN MARTIN. From right, Second district Rep. Juliette Uy, and daughter, Villanueva town Mayor Jennie Rosalie T. Uy, also the concurrent president of the League of the Municipalities of the Philippines (LMP) Misamis Oriental Chapter with San Martin Barangay Chairman Jerick Emano, Villanueva Vice Mayor Edwin Dagasuhan, Sanguniang Bayan Members Paquito Mortola Jr., Valeriana Ricacho, and Edgardo Permi pose for posterity during the turnover of the newly completed Multipurpose Covered Court worth P2 million for Barangay San Martin, Villanueva, Misamis Oriental on April 19. Photo by Rose Mondejar for Mindanao Daily
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Approval of ‘drug-free’ City Hall pushed By CRIS DIAZ Executive Editor
CAGAYAN de oro City-The City Council here has endorsed the approval of an ordinance that would promote a drug-free workplace at the City Hall. City Councilor Edna M. Dahino, the proponent of the ordinance, said that the law would cover all City Hall employees and elected public officials who would be required to submit to a a random and mandatory drug test. The ordinance shall be known as th4e Drug Free Workplace Ordinance of 2017, Dahino said. She said that ordinance mandates that voluntary drug testing shall be undertaken against all contractual and regular employees, including persons already hired and working under contract of services or job order. The drug testing shall done at the full expense of the city government as a way of ensuring that those in the government See drug-free, page 7
SMB breaks ground for Tagoloan plant By JOE PALABAO Feature Editor
THE San Miguel Brewery, Inc., a subsidiary of San Miguel Corporation, made a historical ground breaking for its new brewery in Barangay Sta. Ana, Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental on Tuesday (April 25). The soon-to-be constructed Tagoloan plant is the second biggest SMB brewery in Mindanao; the biggest SMB brewery in Southern Mindanao is located in Santa Cruz, Davao del Sur which was built NEW SMB PLANT. San Miguel Brewery, Inc. (SMB) President Roberto N. Huang with Acting Governor Joey sometime in 1995. Pelaez and Sta. Ana Barangay Chairperson Roger Achas and his council lead the groundbreaking ceremony and SMB President Roberto laying of the time capsule that signals the construction of the 54-hectare SMB plant located in Barangay Sta. Ana N. Huang with SMB Execuin the municipality of Tagoloan in Misamis Oriental. Photo by Joe Palabao for Mindanao Daily
tive Vice President Takashi Hayoshi with Vice Governor Joey Pelaez (now acting governor), Board Member Gerardo Sabio, representing the Governor Bambi Emano, Tagoloan town Mayor Heckert ‘Manok’ Emano, and the barangays officials of Sta. Ana, Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental. The new brewery will be completed in less than two years and will have a full capacity of three million hectolitres. The last brewery SMB built was the Davao Brewery. In January this year, San Miguel Corporation President and Chief Operating See PLANT, page 7
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Nobleza’s house in Bukidnon yields weapons, ammos, IEDs mark francisco, Section Editor EDITOR: RUEL V. PELONE
By GERRY LEE GORIT Correspondent
CAGAYAN de Oro City-Authorities found firearms, ammunitions and explosives inside the house of Superintendent Maria Cristina Nobleza, a police official believed to have a romantic relationship with Reneer Lou Dongon, an alleged member of the Abu Sayyaf Group, in Malaybalay City Monday night, information released by the regional police said Tuesday. A joint police and military team raided Nobleza’s house at Pine Hills Executive Homes in Purok 5, Barangay Casisang, Malaybalay in Bukidnon and discovered the weapons cache. Both Dongon and No-
bleza were arrested in the town of Clarin, Bohol on Sunday, April 23. Nobleza is the deputy chief of the Philippine National Police Crime Laboratory in the Davao Region. Recovered from inside Nobleza’s residence, police said, were an M-16 rifle and ammunition magazines, a loaded .45 caliber pistol with seven cartridges, and components for improved explosive device including a timer, blasting cap, a ninevolt battery. Also retrieved were a tester and documents pertaining to the alleged terroristic activities of a certain Al Mohammar Bayani, 22, and a resident of Barangay San Juan, Baroy town See yields, page 7
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HIGHTECH PASSENGER BUS. Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board 10 (LTFRB-10) Regional Director Aminoden Guro talks to to Pabama Bus Liner Operations Manager Ryan Potentiano regarding documents and features of the new nine-million-each worth of new units of Pabama bus liner, equipped with CCTV, TV set, built-in tablets with Wifi and mini canteen, plying Bukidnon province, Wednesday, April 26, at a bus terminal in Agora, Lapasan village, Cagayan de Oro City. Photos by Gerry Lee Gorit
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Dads okay law giving more teeth to child pornography in Oro By CRIS DIAZ Executive Editor
CAGAYAN de Oro City-Local legislators had approved an ordinance that puts more teeth on the offense of pornography in relation to the Crime of Child Pornography under Republic Act. No. 9775, a city councilor said here. City Councilor Edna Dahino, the principal author of the ordinance, said that the “Anti-Pornography Ordinance of 2017,” which treats pornography as a violation of the civil rights of both men and women, was in line with the constitutional mandate of the state. Pursuant to the ordinance, unlawful and prohibited acts, include the hiring, employing, persuading, inducing or coercing of any person to perform in the creation or production of
any form of pornography. The ordinance prescribes the responsibility of mall owners/ operators and owners, including lessors of other establishments in notifying the Philippine National Police (PNP) or the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) immediately from obtaining facts and circumstances that pornography is being committed in their premises. Dahino said that the ordinance also provides for the creation of the Pornography Control Committee composed of a chairperson, representative from the City Council, five representatives from other sectors, and two other members representing cultural leaders and religious groups. Dahino’s ordinance was reviewed and endorsed by city council committees on women and family relations and on laws and rules.
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Workers to get ‘surprise’ from Duterte on Labor Day -- DOLE THE Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) said that President Rodrigo Duterte may have a surprise for workers on May 1, Labor Day. “We are preparing an announcement by t he
President to address the issue of wages para naman may maibigay siyang regalo pagdating ng Mayo 1,” said Labor and Employment Silvestre Bello III at a press conference in Manila Wednesday afternoon re-
Govt beefs up security on vital installations in M’nao vs Maute Group attacks
Military units in Lanao Del Sur, Lanao Del Norte and Zamboanga were ordered to secure all vital installations and establishments in the above-mentioned provinces to forestall possible retaliatory and diversionary attacks by remnants of the Maute Group. This was disclosed by 1st Infantry Division public affairs office chief Lt. Col. Jo-ar Herrera even as clearing operations in Piagapo town are still ongoing. The area is the place where military units, in a series of offensives last April 21 to 24, neutralized an estimated 37 Maute Group members, including three Indonesians and one Malaysian were killed. “(1st Infantry Division commander) Brig. Gen. Rolando Bautista gave instructions to secure all vital installations to avoid (possible) diversionary attacks by the enemy,” Herrera said in Filipino. This is a must as these lawless groups often conduct diversionary tactics to distract pursuing government troops, he added. (Priam F. Nepomuceno/PNA)
garding the government’s preparations for the commemoration of 115th Labor Day. But, he did not give any specific details as to what would be the possible benefits for the workers.
More bandits, lawless elements interested in surrendering
Aside from Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) leader Radullan Sahiron, there are other lawless personalities in Sulu who have expressed willingness to surface and surrender to authorities. This was bared Tuesday by Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) chief-of-staff Gen. Eduardo Año who said that “feelers” were actually sent by the bandit leader. “According to (Western Mindanao Command head) Lt. Gen. Carlito Galvez and Joint Task Force Sulu commander Brig. Gen. Cirilito Sobejana, there are some personalities in Sulu who are reaching out and saying that Sahiron is wanting to surrender because of health reasons but as of now, there are still no talks (on the actual surrender of the ASG chief ), only ‘feelers’,” he added in Filipino. Aside from the ASG chief, Año believes there are still a lot of lawless elements and ASG members in Sulu interested in giving themselves to authorities, adding that this opportunity only needs to reach the right people. “We believe there are also many others who may just want (to surrender), (we only need to reach the right people), As you know, there are lot of ASG See bandits, page 7
“We realized the workers will need some ayuda (assistance) but you would also have to consider the position of management,” he added. President Duterte is set to lead Labor Day rites in
Davao on Monday. “We are honored that the President himself will be gracing our main Labor Day celebration,” Bello said. The Chief Executive will be leading the Labor Day
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C. de Oro police not keen on taking custody of terror suspect CAGAYAN de Oro City--Local police are no longer interested to get custody of terror suspect Reneer Lou Dongon who was arrested in Bohol Saturday. Dongon is a suspect in two bombing incidents in the city that left several people dead and many others injured. Chief Inspector Ariel Philip Pontillas, chief of the City Police Office intelligence unit said their colleagues in Manila usually take cognizance of “high value terrorists” like Dongon. “Besides his presence here will create a security nightmare for us here,” Pontillas said. Philippine National Police Region 10 spokesperson Supt. Lemuel Gonda said the security risks would be carefully evaluated if Dongon would be brought here to answer charges. “What if his companions will come to spring him free. That should be carefully evaluated too,” Gonda said. Dongon, a member of the shadowy Khilafah Islamiyah Movement, is facing double murder charges for the October 2012 bombing at the Maxandrea Hotel that left two people dead including a policeman. Gonda said Dongon is also facing multiple murder and frustrated murder cases for the July 26, 2013 bombing at a row of restaurants in Limketkai Mall that left 10 persons dead and 46 others injured. He was arrested at a police checkpoint in Clarin town, Bohol last Saturday along with with his alleged lover, police Supt. Maria Cristina Nobleza, deputy chief of the Davao PNP Regional Crime Laboratory. On Tuesday police moved Nobleza and Dongon to Camp Crame in Manila for further questioning. (Froilan Gallardo/MindaNews)
“Basta benefits lang. Depende kay President (Duterte). We are not yet sure kung ano ‘yung announcement niya... basta may announcement,” the Labor and Employment chief assured.
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LIFE’S INSPIRATIONS: “… See to it that no one takes you captive through hollow and deceptive philosophy, which depends on human tradition and the elemental spiritual forces of this world rather than on Christ…” (Colossians 2:8, the Holy Bible). -oooICC IS BARRED FROM IMMEDIATELY PROBING DUTERTE: Before the critics and political foes of President Duterte start daydreaming that they have already put in motion a deadly investigation that could derail his presidency with the complaint that they filed with the International Criminal Court (ICC) against him and 11 other officials in his government, here’s a surprise coming to them. Even with the filing of the charges by a Filipino lawyer the other day, the ICC is not about to immediately carry out any investigation against the President. Under Art. 17 of the Rome Statute (the international treaty that created the ICC), it is required to find out first,
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over it and the State has decided not to prosecute the person concerned, unless the decision resulted from the unwillingness or inability of the State genuinely to prosecute. -ooo“SUCCESSIVE JURISDICTION” IN ICC INVESTIGATIONS: The third circumstance is that the person concerned has already been tried for conduct which is the subject of the complaint before the ICC, and a trial by the Court is not permitted under the Rome Statute. The fourth circumstance is that the case is not of sufficient gravity to justify further action by the court. The foregoing circumstances create what is known as the doctrine of “successive jurisdiction” in ICC, which means that the State where the supposed crime was committed is given the priority right to act on the complaint. If it is shown that the State is already addressing, through its own processes, the acts or issues that have been brought to the ICC, the ICC is not to commence any investiga-
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tion anymore. Of course, this rule on “successive jurisdiction”, as Art. 17 has shown, is not absolute, and is susceptible to the exceptions listed therein---which is that, the State is unwilling to carry out its processes to address the acts or issues in question, or, even if it has acted, it has failed to genuinely carry the appropriate proceeding to address them. We will have more of this in succeeding issues. -oooWATCH “ANG TANGING DAAN”, “KAKAMPI MO ANG BATAS”, AT FB LIVE: Please watch “Ang Tanging Daan”, a roundthe-clock Bible Exposition and prayer session at www. facebook.com/angtangingdaan; and “Kakampi Mo Ang Batas”, a legal counseling and news commentary program at www.facebook. com/kakampimoangbatas. Reactions: 0917 984 24 68, 0918 574 0193, 0977 805 9058. Email: batasmauricio@yahoo.com.
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before it can even start to investigate, whether a case that was brought before it is “inadmissible” or “admissible”. Art. 17 of the Rome Statute says in part about this issue of “admissibility” or “inadmissibility” of a case that was referred to it, in the following manner: “Having regard to Paragraph 10 of the Preamble and Article 1, the Court shall determine that a case is inadmissible…” -oooWHAT ARE THE CASES THAT THE ICC CAN INVESTIGATE? Now, what are the circumstances that make a case---like the one that was filed against Duterte--“inadmissible”, or incapable of being acted upon by the ICC? The aforesaid Article 17 enumerates them. First is, if the case is being investigated or prosecuted by a State which has jurisdiction over it, unless the State is unwilling or unable genuinely to carry out the investigation or prosecution. Second is that, if the case has been investigated by a State which has jurisdiction
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Filipinos or whatever because they appear to be similar in race. We must know that we came from the Malayan race and as such we stand perfectly the same with them with reference to height, brown color, hair, eyes, etc. We differ in language, but some Malaysians and Indonesians speak Pilipino too, just like some of us who also understand their language. This makes matters worse or complicated, thus allowing free flow of people in the area anytime of day and night. I remember many years ago when I used to travel regularly to Zamboanga and Jolo and met a friend. He was actually an Indonesian but he speaks our language. He helped me buy an accordion, batik clothes, blue seal cigarettes and
other items from Indonesia. One time I was tempted to sail to Sabah and into Malaysia but I changed my mind for fear I would be arrested for illegal entry. I am very much concerned about our doors in the south because anybody has the liberty to pass through anytime of day without travel documents. Since this can be done, bad elements or militants from our neighbors can invade our country without much difficulty. And to prove my points, it happened in the past to this day without any incident. I would suggest that we should be more alert around the shores by putting up military bases that could respond when militants strike. We must install big guns and fighter jets around and be on red
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alert 24 hours a day. There is no better alternative than being ready to defend our place. I hope President Duterte will think about procuring a nuclear submarine to safeguard oceans. We must also hire more soldiers to be deployed in dangerous areas in Mindanao. We need real strength in our military to be very effective in this troubled world. We should learn lessons on preparedness from World War Two experiences. We can avoid being caught flat-footed if we are ready and strong. (Bennexx News Service)
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THINK a minute. You know that many arguments between husbands and wives are not over important things? Couples often “sweat the small stuff.” Sometimes the smallest mistake sets off our temper and we fire off angry, hurtful words to blame our wife or husband for the silliest thing. Maybe your husband
forgot to pick the kids up early from school, or he didn’t hear something you said. Your wife made you a little late to work, or she ironed the wrong shirt. Little mistakes and oversights suddenly set off World War III in our home and ruin the whole day, not to mention our poor kids who have to listen to our childish
fighting all the time. But if we don’t change this bad habit of fighting with our wife or husband over every little mistake, we’ll enjoy being with each other less and less. And Jhan Tiafau Hurst eventually, we could end It’s easy for us to laugh up resenting each other so much that we prefer to be at how silly and ridiculous with almost anyone else other couples sound when besides our own wife or they fight over small things, See stuff, page 7 husband.
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Four towns and an Apple: Mining and environmental plunder By Glenis Balangue posted on Ibon.org
A day before Earth Day, technology giant Apple made a bold claim. Blamed time and again for its role in sustaining the highly destructive mining industry, Apple said it plans to stop using minerals and metals for its famed iPhones and Macs. In its 2017 Environmental Responsibility Report, Apple said that to stop mining the Earth, the firm is looking at just using recycled materials from its older products. There’s only one problem. Apple admits it still does not know how to go about it. The statement is thus nothing more than a feel-good PR from a global firm that has a controversial supply chain – from blacklisted military-controlled mining sites in Myanmar to sweatshops in China – just in time for Earth Day. While some global giants that profit from mining resort to publicity stunt, dealing with the awful ill effects to the people and environment of a massive industry that digs up lands and forests for precious minerals, and dumps toxic wastes, is an urgent issue for many local communities. This is the story of mining communities researched by IBON in the towns of Sipalay in Negros Occidental, Sta. Cruz in Zambales, Macarthur in Leyte, and Kasibu in Nueva Vizcaya. Forests, farmlands destroyed Barangay San Jose in Sipalay City in Negros Occidental has been dubbed as a mining town because it hosts one of the biggest mining operations, mainly copper, in the country since the 1950s. The barangay stands as a testament to the irreversible environmental damage that wanton mining brings. Hectares of productive farmlands were lost when these were turned into the mine tailings pond of the Maricalum Mining Corp. The firm had three tailings dam failures from1982-1996 that displaced more than a thousand farmers and fisherfolk. Some of them eventually came back and tried to eke out a living through swidden (kaingin) farming on the mountainside and charcoal making. Many also migrated to urban areas to find work as domestic help or as construction workers. In Sta. Cruz, Zambales, some 20 hectares of farmlands in Barangay Lomboy were entirely covered in red mud from nickel mining operations at the height of Typhoon Labuyo in August 2013. Residents also reported that 30 more farm lots in other barangays were affected by siltation from mining operations in the mountains. But even during non-typhoon season, the rice fields are regularly covered with a layer of red silt. In Barangay Bolitoc, around
10 hectares of farms, fishponds and saltponds were converted into a stockpile of the mining companies. Some 500 hectares of land planted with citrus trees in Barangay Didipio, Kasibu in Nueva Vizcaya were destroyed as Australian mining giant OceanaGold Philippines built its open pit gold mine. Farms suffer from lack of water for irrigation. More than 30 hectares of farmland are affected by the declining water level of the SurongCamgat river system while around five hectares have totally dried up. Harvest has also gone down. In Barangay Pongon in Macarthur, Leyte, Chinese firm Nicua Corporation mined some 70 hectares previously planted to rice, aside from another nine hectares in two other villages. Due to the loss of the nutrient-rich topsoil, waterlogging, as well as oil and fuel spills on the rice farms, affected crops did not grow well in the areas near the mining sites. Aside from destroying farmlands, mining firms also denude forests to make way for their operations. In Sta. Cruz, for instance, the mountains are now bare from the timber cutting of mining companies. Bamboo thickets, a source of bamboo shoots sold for additional income or used for food, are covered in reddish mud. In Didipio as well as Sta. Cruz, mining companies are prohibiting the locals from gathering firewood, food, medicines, and other forest-based products from the forests within their concession areas. Water resources poisoned Meanwhile, bodies of water have compromised fishery-based livelihood and residents’ access to clean and safe water such as in Barangay San Jose in Sipalay. Residents there could no longer catch tilapia from streams near their farms and houses due to contamination that has already resulted in several cases of fishkill. Incidents of fishkills as a result of contamination from magnetite mining were also reported in Macarthur, Leyte. In Barangay Didipio, locals no longer catch any fish when they use to get 10 to 20 kilograms of fish everyday. Fishing used to provide extra income and food for these communities. Communities blame mining operations for the changes in the bodies of water in their town. Those living near the riverbanks have observed that the river has become shallower due to heavy siltation from soil, which flows downstream especially during the rainy season. Those living in the coastal areas are not free from siltation either. Fisher folk who live along the coastline of Barangay Pagatpat in Sta. Cruz, for example, suffer from a thick
layer of reddish mud that has settled in the coral reef. Heavy siltation destroys the areas where fish lay eggs and hatch. People’s health harmed Aside from water and soil pollution and contamination, air pollution is also a major concern for miningaffected communities. In Barangay San Jose, a high percentage of households reported upper respiratory illnesses or symptoms such as colds and coughs, which may have been aggravated by dust from the mining’s waste dump. This may also be the result of their liveli-
hood, charcoal-making, which entails workers to work day and night while being exposed to soot, fumes and heat for several days. In Sta. Cruz, Zambales, dust from the hauling trucks has also posed a big health problem to residents located close to the roads that mining companies use and those residing near the stockpiles. Those who live close to the road inhale dusts from the hauling trucks. People who wade or bathe in the silted rivers and streams experience rashes and itchiness. Urgent reforms These are some of the
pressing environmental, economic and health issues that communities with large-scale mining operations face. The country does not have to wait for Apple to find a way on how to recycle for its iPhone to undertake urgent reforms that will protect the communities and will stop further damage from the mining of the country’s mineral resources. President Duterte’s appointment of staunch antimining advocate Gina Lopez as Environment Secretary has been a positive development overall. But her efforts to ban destructive mining
have been relentlessly countered by a strong pro-mining lobby, with apparent backing from Cabinet officials with ties to the controversial industry. Despite this challenge, Duterte’s stated commitment to regulate mining, a strong Environment chief, plus an ongoing peace talks with revolutionary groups that include among others a deal, i.e. Comprehensive Agreement on Social and Economic Reforms (CASER) that intend to address a host of key social and economic See PLUNDER, page 7
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TALKING ROBOT. Researchers from the University of Science and Technology of China on Friday revealed a realistic robot they’ve been working on for the past three years. Called, Jia Jia, the robot is said to be capable of human-like facial expressions, along with talking and interacting with people nearby. Text and photos by slashgear.com
HEFEI--The Xinhua News Agency recently added a new member to its team, and he or she isn’t human. Meet Jia Jia, a special Xinhua reporter who carried out an interview on -- who else -- global AI experts and science and technology tycoons. “It’s something we could never have imagined,” said Jia Jia’s creator Professor Chen Xiaoping, director of the Robotics Laboratory at the University of See robot, page 7
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ciation’s (SRAA) three-day medal drought in athletics on Wednesday at the ongoing 2017 Palarong Pambansa after winning the gold medal in 400-meter (m) low hurdles. Marjun Sulleza, a Grade 11 scholar of the St. Alexius College-High School department in Koronadal City, clocked 54.16 seconds to top the race held at the Binirayan Sports Complex in San Jose, Antique early Wednesday morning. He erased his personal best of 54.1 seconds as he bested top hurdlers from powerhouse National Capital Region and Ilocos Region. The 17-year-old Palarong Pambansa veteran nearly broke the games record of 54.1 seconds set by Patrick Unso in the 2010 Palarong
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Pambansa in Tarlac. “This is my last Palaro so I gave it my all. This is a big win for my entire team,” he said after topping the event. Sulleza, who hails from Barangay Avancena in Koronadal City, credited his performance to his self-discipline and determination. He also cited the training regimen introduced by SRAA’s training coordinator, Olympian Henry Dagmil. Dagmil, who hails from South Cotabato, supervised the training of the area’s athletics team since last year. Sulleza dedicated his big win to his family, whom he cited as his “biggest inspiration.” He vowed to “give my best” in his three remaining events – 400m run, 4x100 and 4x400m relays. (AVE/ AMS/PNA)
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President Ramon S. Ang announced that the company will be investing in more facilities to grow its core businesses. Apart from building the new plant, SMB is also expanding its existing San Rosa, Laguna bottling facility and developing more efficient distribution systems. The company expects to spend at least $300USD million for these efforts. San Miguel Brewery is the market in the beer industry, holding over 95% market share. The new plant will be the company’s sixth brewery. SMB has breweries strategically located in Valenzuela, Pampanga, Mandaue, Davao del Sur and Bacolod and a bottling facility in Santa Rosa, Laguna. When notified, Governor Yevgeny Vincente “Bambi” B. Emano said he was overwhelmed about SMB’s entry to Misamis Oriental. Emano said the project is a welcome development for the residents of Misamis Oriental as it boosts financial breakthrough for the provincial government’s coffers that would ultimately result to grow the number of infrastructure projects, livelihood and educational programs, among others. The governor is abroad when pressed for comment. Tagoloan Mayor Heckert “Manok” Emano said SMB’s plant expansion, for Governor Emano, is a “dream come true” as he has been dreaming about the establishment of such project since his stint as Mayor of Tagoloan in 2005. SMB’s project definitely increases employment opportunities for local residents, Mayor Emano added. Mayor Emano said: “Tagoloan will be a candidate to become a city soon, because of the rapid developments in the town.” “Di na gyud ta mahutdan ug supply sa beer dinhi sa Tagoloan,” Sangguniang Panlalawigan Board Mem-
ber Gerardo “Boboy” Sabal who represents Governor Emano, jokingly said. Sabal even said Barangay Sta. Ana is a lucky village to have SMB’s brewery expansion in Mindanao. The groundbreaking ceremony, led by its President Roberto N. Huang together with Vice Governor and Acting Governor Joey Pelaez and Sta. Ana Barangay Chairperson Roger Achas and his council. The new brewery will be completed in less than two years and will have a full capacity of three million hectoliters. The last brewery built was the Davao Brewery in 1995. In January this year, San Miguel Corporation President and Chief Operating Officer Ramon S. Ang announced that the company will be investing in more facilities to grow its core businesses. Apart from building the new plant, SMB is also expanding its existing Sta. Rosa, Laguna bottling facility and developing more efficient distribution systems. The company expects to spend at least $300 million for these efforts. “As our economy continues to grow, it’s important for companies like ours to help bring investments and developments to more areas in the Philippines,” Ang said. “Mindanao has always had great growth potential, and we’re proud to have established a presence here early on. We have a brewery here as well as a new power generation plant. Hopefully, this new brewery goes a long way in improving the local economy and providing jobs to many of our countrymen here,” he added. For his part, Huang says: “This is a significant milestone for our company as we continue to pursue new growth opportunities. This new brewery is a major step in ensuring that we are able to meet increasing demand in the years to come.” SMB is a market leader in the beer industry, holding over 95% market share. The new plant will be the company’s sixth brewery. SMB has breweries strategically located in Valenzuela, Pampanga, Mandaue, Davao del Sur and Bacolod, and a bottling facility in Sta. Rosa, Laguna. (with report from RJR/PIO)
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of transportation was one of the agenda that has not been resolved,” he said. He said that securing a delegate also requires security officers who were trained in providing security to very important persons (VIPs). The K-9 unit is also very necessary as part of the security team tasked to secure the city and delegates, Hortilloza said. He said that the local police had already adopted security measures by conducting various checkpoints in and around the city in
Thursday, April 27, 2017 The prohibition of mining operations in critical areas such as small island ecosystem, coastal, primary forests and watersheds should also be ensured. Likewise, rules that govern the proper disposition of mine waste and its implementation should be included. There should be a practice of democratic consultation among the from page 1 center will be shouldered communities and stakeholdby DOH. ers in all mining activities He said they decided to to be undertaken. transfer the center into a new venue where there is availability of potable wa- from page 4 but we ourselves need to ter unlike in RTRC where they still must fetch water learn to laugh at our own silly fights. Then forget it outside. Some of the new gradu- and let it go! It’s not worth ates of RTRC which hurdled the stress, even pain, that the 120-day rehabilitation we cause each other. We all enjoy being with will be tapped to become life coaches at the new proposed someone who’s patient and doesn’t get angry easily. We facility. don’t like to be with people who are hard to please and from page 2 stress us out. So if we want others to love and accept us in Lanao del Norte. Police said there were with our mistakes, then we two minors present during also need to be that kind of the raid, aged 13 and 14, person with our own wife both from Barangay San or husband. Just imagine how much Juan, Baroy. more you’ll enjoy your marLaw enforcers raided riage if you decide today Nobleza’s residence with that being happy is far more a search warrant issued by important than being stubJudge Maria Theresa Abanborn and always wanting Camannong of Regional things your way. Trial Court Branch 9 based So why not ask Jesus in Malaybalay, dated April 24, for illegal possession of Christ to forgive you for firearms, ammunition and your bad habit and attitude of arguing with your wife explosives. According to the regional or husband over small, unpolice, Dongon was among important things? Just ask Jesus to take the group believed to be charge of your heart and responsible for the bombing of Maxandrea Hotel based marriage. He’s the only One here last October 2012 and Who can help you stop Kyla’s Bistro on July 26, 2013. “sweating the small stuff,” Dongon has a standing so you can start changing arrest warrants for murder, and enjoying life with your attempted murder, multiple mate by focusing on the murder, frustrated murder big stuff. Just Think a Minute. issued by two courts here. All the recovered materials were brought to the from page 3 Criminal Investigation and surrendering in TawiDetection Group while cases Tawi, Sulu and Basilan. They for violation for RA 10591 are seeing now that their and RA 9516 against Nobleza, police said. preparation of the Asean Summit here. “We have doubled the security personnel assigned in checkpoints to preempt possible security breach by any elements who plan to sow terror before, during, and after the summit,” Hortilloza said.
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Science and Technology of China (USTC) in Hefei, a city in east China’s Anhui Province. “Many unpredictabilities during the dialouge in the interview were also a challenge to us.” The first interview conducted by Jia Jia as a special Xinhua reporter on Monday was merely a small step in the era of artificial intelligence (AI), said Chen, who has been long involved in the development of Jia Jia and honored as the “father” of the robot. Jia Jia, did a live interview with Kevin Kelly, a U.S. journalist and technology observer, on Monday, which was hailed by scientists as “having symbolic significance” as it was the world’s first interactive conversation between an “AI reporter” and a human being. Besides Kelly, Jia Jia also had interactive conversations on Monday with several computer experts and media representatives, including Bart Selman, Professor of Computer Science Depart-
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ment of Cornell University. “Jia Jia is currently third generation, Jia Jia 3.5 is coming soon, and Jia Jia 4.0 and Jia Jia 5.0 will be even better,” Chen said. Compared with Jia Jia 1.0 and Jia Jia 2.0, Jia Jia 3.0 has expressions, and can identify a human being’s language and countenance, the most significant improvement which makes her more attractive and more cordial in interactive conversations, said the head developer. Despite the improvements in her software system, Jia Jia still carries many unpredictabilities in dialogue in English, Chen admitted. Meanwhile, Chen said AI and robots will be universal and permeable in the future, bringing more convenience. The professor said that the “Kejia” series of robots they developed is designed to provide family services, and the robots could change people’s lifestyles once available on the market. The need to task robots with more physical labor has never ceased, Chen said, adding humans should begin to consider what’s next once robots take over their jobs. The professor also noted that the research on robots in the past were heavily focused on brains, but for Jia Jia, scientists must tap both brain and heart, and Chen called the shift to include emotions challenging. “You know she is a robot, but you also feel she is very much like a human being,” he said. “This feeling is very good, very wonderful.” (Xinhua)
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issues including mining, all give an extraordinary opportunity to push for meaningful policy reforms. The industry needs to be developed it within the framework of national industrialization and anchored on the principles of social justice, respect for people’s rights and welfare, environmental conservation and defense of national sovereignty and patrimony. There is a necessity for the government to function as a genuine regulatory body for mining operations to protect the environment and to ensure proper compensation for damages. The government has a key role in drawing up a national industrialization program wherein mineral resources are processed in the country and become the raw materials for the building of strategic domestic industries such as steel and petrochemicals.
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