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OSHDP officers visit Primavera Story and photos by MARK FRANCISCO Staff writer
OFFICERS of the Organization of Social Housing Developers of the Philippines (OSHDP) were all praises about the projects of Italpinas Development Corporation, most notably its flagship project in Cagayan de Oro City, Primavera Residences. During a visit to Primavera Residences Friday a day after their exhausting twoday convention, OSHDP chair Christopher Ryan Tan said that Italpinas pioneered the first condominium in Cagayan de Oro City, thus lining the aim of OSHDP to decongest Metro Manila which already has 600,000 persons as of the present with no adequate shelter. Atty. Jojo Leviste, president of Italpinas Development Corporation (inset) guides officers of the Organization of Social Housing Developers of “Italpinas had a See visit, page A11
the Philippines (OSHDP) through a tour of Primavera Residences in Cagayan de Oro City.
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alarmed over 14 students granted TSI Scholarship Dad illegal gambling in Oro Therma South Inc. (TSI), a subsidiary of AboitizPower (AP), has chosen 14 engineering college students to become recipients of the TSI College Scholarship Program for School Year 2016-2017. A memorandum of agreement (MOA) w as signed b etween the students, TSI and with the scholarship program’s partner school, the University of Southeastern of Philippines (USEP) last August 12, 2016. “ The TSI C ollege Scholarship Program aims to give assistance to deserving college stuschool year’s scholars forge a memorandum of agreement with Therma South dents in their academic This Inc. (TSI) and University Southeastern Philippines (USEP) last August 12, 2016 for See students, page A10
the TSI College Scholarship Program.
CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY -- The City Council committee on police, fire and public safety, on Monday expressed alarm over the prevalence of illegal gambling operations in Cagayan de Oro city. During the City Council regular session presided over by Vice Mayor Raineir Joaquin V. Uy, Councilor Romeo V. Calizo said illegal gambling appears in many forms such as video karera, tulilong and poker, among others. “But the one that is most complained by several sectors is the illegal swertres, which is being protected by no less than the people from the government,” the councilor reported.
According to councilor Calizo, based on his personal investigation, the reason why this form of gambling is well-patronized is that people can place their bet at a very minimal cost compared to other forms. “Another reason is that betting can be done comfortably right in your place, that is, there is no need for you to go to an outlet because an “agent” of an organized illegal syndicate will do this for you. And if you’re lucky and win, then your price will likewise be handed to you right in your own home. Somehow, these are some of the comforts offered by swertres operators,” he said.
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By Mark D. Francisco Staff writer
CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY – The city-owned JR Borja General Hospital may be the first medical facility in the country to provide remote consultations. While certain charitable health organizations such as VSee conduct medical missions in remote areas through video conferencing or BPM companies providing telemedicine support, this will be the first time a medical facility pilots telemedicine in the country. On the eve of the city hospital’s 53rd anniversary last Tuesday, JR Borja General Hospital debuted the project with a teleconferencing between Dr. Reagan Joseph Villanueva from Southern Philippines Medical Center in Davao City and a 29-year-old female schrizophenic at a holding room in the facility. The exchange was witnessed by Mayor Oscar S. Moreno, city health officer Fe S. Bongcas, city social welfare officer Teodoro Sabuga-a and JR Borja General Hospital executive officer Ramon M. Nery. Mr. Moreno said they are prioritizing psychiatric patients in the teleconsultation program so City Hall could get rid of vagrants roaming aimlessly in the urban thoroughfares of the city. “These people come as far as Zamboanga and they
have been evicted by their own families. Our doors are open to them,” the mayor said. It can be recalled that in 2015, almost a hundred vagrants were rounded up in Cagayan de Oro City, shipped to Davao City and transferred custody to the mental facility there. But another viable option would be teleconferencing, Mr. Moreno said. Under this scheme, the psychiatrist (in this case Dr. Villanueva) would talk to the JR Borja mental ward nurses, recommend medicines and other interventions to the patient and ask for their periodic assessment of the patient. Dr. Villanueva said there are only 700 practicing psychiatrists in the Philippines catering to almost a million schizophrenic patients. “That is why this plan of the CDO LGU is commendable,” he said. Patients also interact with the psychiatrist using video conferencing so he could assess them directly and make additional recommendations to the hospital staff. If the project becomes highly successful, Dr. Nery said JR Borja Hospital will introduce more remote tasks such as teledermatology or even teleradiology. Momentarily, the city government is fasttracking the construction of a mental health facility so they could cater to more patients by the day.
Dr. Reagan Joseph Villanueva speaks from his Southern Philippines Medical Center clinic in Davao City to a schizophrenic patient of JR Borja General Hospital via video conferencing in a groundbreaking remote medical consultations program between the two hospitals. photo by mark francisco, mindanao daily news section editor
Establishment of rehab center in Oro sought IN line with President Rodrigo Duterte’s campaign against illegal drugs, the City Council during its regular session Monday presided over by Vice Mayor Raineir Joaquin V. Uy adopted Resolution No. 12431-2016, urging Mayor Oscar Moreno to create or establish a city-government owned rehabilitation center and to allot funds for the
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formulate the final draft and the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) for the purpose. PHILHEALTH Councilor Daba proposed that the rehabilitation cost and dental treatment of “Tokhang” respondents be included in the PhilHealth coverage. The councilor said he already sent his proposal to PhilHealth. According to Councilor Daba, about 600,000 inKikang Uy dividuals have voluntarily Daba informed the body responded to the call of the that on September 8, 2016 president in line with the the coalition will start to campaign against drugs. “The operation “Tokhang” has reached every remote area of the country, which is in effect give concern to the government agency and a responsibility to fill-in in order to address the drug issue,” Daba cited. The councilor said he is also concerned about the families of those who are Kagay-an Festival 1st involved in illegal drugs. Oro Lechoneros Encuentro Champion “The families of those for Orders, Contact Yoyong: drug respondents are left with the traumatic experiences… there should be reintegration for the respondent to become responsible member of their family as well as to the community and a drug-free individual,” Daba stressed. SUPPORT Councilor Daba said Senator Tito Sotto is aware of the proposal. He requested the legislative body to support the move. “Naghangyo ako sa cooperation sa ato tanan mga kauban nako sa konseho dako gayud kaayo ang atong problema dili gyud nato makaya kun dili kita magtinabanga sa kada isa,” he said. (JBD)
purpose. This is an offshoot of the special report of Councilor Reuben R. Daba, chair of the City Council committee on social services. Councilor Daba said an adhoc committee was created to study the establishment of the proposed drug rehabilitation center. He said a coalition for drug-free society has been formed, which is composed of private and public entities led by Archbishop Antonio Ledesma, the Department of Health (DOH) and Mayor Oscar Moreno.
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Cebu Pacific to hold cabin crew recruitment Around 100 cabin crew positions available
The Philippines’ leading airline, Cebu Pacific (PSE: CEB) calls for aspiring cabin crew to join its recruitment fair in Manila, Cagayan de Oro, Davao and Iloilo between September and October 2016. CEB is set to recruit around 100 cabin crew to increase its flying crew to more than 1800. The recruitment fairs for cabin crew will be held in the following cities: Manila (Cebu Pacific Building, Pasay City) on September 3; Iloilo City (Corazon Room, Iloilo Business Hotel, Glic-
erio Pison cor. Benigno Aquino Ave., Smallville Complex, Mandurriao) on September 9; Davao City (Mangosteen and Durian Function Rooms, Park Inn by Radisson Davao) on September 24; and Cagayan de Oro City (Eaton Room, Mallberry Suites Business Hotel, Florentino Drive, Limketkai Centre) on September 30. “We offer excellent career opportunities and progression, exposure to vast global network of See hold, page A11
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All about the Philippines Pr e s Digong Duter te should not blow up so hard his fighting spirit by warning China about invading our country because it is going to be bloody. This is definitely too harsh a language since there is soon a peace conference between the two countries. If we recall then Pres. Fidel Ramos went to Hongkong to meet with Chinese officials relative to the disputed seas. Of course our country won in the case as per judgement recently by the arbitration tribunal. The problem is China is so stubborn to reject such decision and shows its muscle and strength declaring that it is not afraid with anyone even the United States of America. The communists even tagged the Philippines as the trouble maker in the region. On the issue of possible invasion by China, of course there is no alternative left for the Filipinos but to defend our country no matter what, But I am against issuing provocative statement because if there is going to be war between our country and China, it is going to be bloody but sad to state it is going to be our blood. It is going to be a mismatch fight and I would say we must refrain before we meet the serious nightmare as probable aftermath
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Win With Words
Think a minute… A famous man said, “Words are the most powerful drug used by mankind. Words are like nitroglycerine: they can blow up bridges—or heal hearts.” It just depends on how you use them: as a weapon to hurt or a tool to help. Our tongue really does have the power of life and death. Words have brought peace or war between nations; life and death to millions. Words can either make or break the reputations and careers of people. So an important secret to success is learning how to use our words well, to say the right thing at the right time in the right way. Yet sometimes, the best statement we can make is our silence. It’s also a hard argument to beat. Occasionally, the only way to be heard is to be quiet. Those who have the most to say usually say it with See hurst, page A11
of our own miscalculations in our lives. Being attacked will surely make us strong and brave and willing to fight but who are we in the field of battle? Our military is not well equipped. We lack the expertise of war because we have not been exposed to it for so long. We cannot even win our war with the rebel how much more with China which is a great super power. The communist China has missiles, submarines, fighter jets, nuclear bombs while we have nothing but “kwitis” and firecrackers which we explode during Christmas and new year. To make the story short I have doubts if we can last three days fighting with China. For the moment, we should resort to diplomatic with China and avoid irritating a probable enemy that would only cause us irreparable damage and loss of lives and property. Let us not assume our right over the disputed islands that truly belong to us. We must study more our position and strengthen our military. I predicted many times before the Scarborough shoal is going to be a venue of a big between China and America. God forbids! I have no doubt though that Duterte is winning in his battle against the use
of illegal drugs even if we produce more widows and orphans but fighting a giant is definitely a losing proposition. Of course, our treaty with the Americans is such that the latter will come to our side and fight with us should our country is attacked or invaded by a foreign country. But the thing is we need peace all the time just like any nation around the world. We do not have to go to war specially if we are aware we shall only be barbecued by the enemy. Again on the war against drugs, the score as of today must be more than 2,000 Filipinos killed by now. I understand not all these killing were perpetuated by the police as vigilantes group and other criminals are utterly involved in a gang war. It is a case of dog eats dog now, people riding in tandem on motorcycle are having a feast of shooting people. What is even worse is many who surrendered were still visited by cops and shot right inside their homes before the horrified eyes of families and relatives. Terrorism and banditry are the usual enemies of the country. The recent thing took place in Sulu where the Abu Sayyaf has beheaded a young man for the failure of his parents to produce
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the ransom money. Pres. Duterte, utterly infuriated of the incident has ordered the military for a full scale war against the militants. Beheading is perhaps the most brutal and unchristian way of killing a person. This is pure and simple work of devils disguised as civilized people. Our countr y is rich with natural resources, we would say but the problem is more than 90 percent of the population are way below the poverty level. The explanation for this is we have so many unemployed people as usual and no leaders had ever been out to think about it for as long as they are alright in their posture. According to statistics, there are more than fifty billionaire Filipinos in our midst but certainly we have no control See emata, page A11
Meet our outstanding teachers for 2016
Ma. Regaele A. Olarte has been teaching physics (Teacher I) at the Muntinlupa National High School for the last 11 years. What make her shine are her advocacies in and out of the classroom. In school, she champions inventiondriven instruction, which encourages creative thinking and problem-solving skills among her students. A budding inventor, she has designed classroom equipment using readily available materials. Working with DepEd, Ms. Olarte has authored K to 12 learner’s modules and teachers’ guides for Grades 9 and 10 nationwide. She has also served as a writer for national achievements tests in Physics. Outside school , she actively participates in outreach programs of her church and works with the DENR and the Earth Day Network Philippines as focal person for their carbon footprint mitigation campaign. Winona Y. Diola is a Grade 5 science teacher at the De La Salle Zobel School in Ayala Alabang, Muntinlupa. In 2012, Ms. Diola spearheaded the adoption of Mobile Learning Devices as a learning tool in their school, mentoring other teachers in their use. As part of her class, she tasked her students to create landscape designs for the school garden and
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Ignacio Bunye design prototype domes for endangered plant species. She also creates her own iTunes U Courses, which enable students and other teachers learn science in unconventional ways. She is very active in her school’s Project E.A.R.T.H. (Each Act of Recycling Today Helps). Ms. Olarte and Ms. Diola are two of this year’s Metrobank Outstanding Teachers, composed of four (4) elementary, four (4) secondary and two (2) professors from the higher education level. They will be formally honored on September 5, 2016, the first week of National Teachers Month. The awardees will receive gold medallions, trophies and cash prize amounting to P500,000 each. Aniceto S obrep eña, president of Metrobank Foundation, said the annual award reflects the continuing commitment of the Metrobank group to improve
the quality of Philippine education by recognizing excellence in the teaching profession. The other 2016 awardees are: Elementary Competition Rujealyn R. Cancino – English/Science Teacher (Master Teacher II) at Lingayen I Central School Ms. Cancino was recognized for creativity and innovation in engaging her students in the learning process. Ms. Cancino uses role-play to foster better understanding and application of science concepts in daily life. She has coached her students in the National Schools Press Conference and advises the school paper. She has written poems and stories in Pangasinense which are included in teacher’s guides in Pangasinan. Josephine Chonie M. Obseñares – Music teacher (Master Teacher 1) at the Butuan City SPED Center. Ms. Obseñares is gifted with the ability to stimulate interest among students, integrating dance, literature and culture in lesson plans. She has been tapped by the DepEd has chief trainer in Music at the national level to prepare teachers for implementation of the K to 12 program. Highly creative, she has written original compositions used See bunye, page A11
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Organic certification subsidized Cagayan de Oro City – In its pursuit of boosting organic agriculture throughout the region, the Department of Agriculture – Regional Field Office 10 (DA-RFO 10) intensified its promotion on the provision of organic certification subsidy by the national government. This was done before a crowd of about 30 farmers regionwide during the recently staged Technical Briefing on Organic and Good Agricultural Practices Certification (GAP), held in the city. “Starting this year, the budgetary allotment will be coursed thru the region to assist farmers in the certification process,” revealed by Samuel C. Natindim, focal person on organic agriculture (OA) of DARFO 10. He explained that this is one of the measures of the agency in countering the high costs for organic certification among organic farming practitioners, as they would want to be certified as this translates in ensuring integrity of their produce, which largely forms part in enticing patrons.
The regulatory division of DA-RFO 10 recently spearheaded the conduct of a Technical Briefing on Organic and GAP Certification for farmers and processors regionwide, as securing such certifications provide assurance that a produce/product has complied with set standards; thereby ensuring quality and safe produce/product and paving greater market access.
Natindim added that individual and organized groups classified as micro, small and medium enterprise (MSME) engaged in food and input production and are compliant with relevant Philippine National Standards (PNS), can anytime signify their interest to apply for organic certification subsidy. “Prior to the certification, DA-RFO 10 will first examine the documentary
requirements submitted by the applicant and from here, the agency will provide technical assistance to applicants by conducting a pre-assessment. This will be undertaken by the regulatory and/or independent consultant to capably verify and evaluate the former’s level of compliance with relevant standards for OA,” he detailed. Should an applicant be
deemed qualified, Natindim clarified that they will be inspected and certified by the organic certifying body (OCB) while also underscoring that DA-RF0 10 will process the payment of certification to either the Organic Certification Council of the Philippines (OCCP) or the Negros Island Organic Certification Services (NICERT), the only two accrediting bodies in the country that
certify organic farms. “Certification cost covers application, certification, inspection and re-inspection fees and laboratory analysis, in which the amount to be subsidized will range from Php 50,000-70,000 for an individual applicant and Php 70,000-84,000 for a group, depending on the organic certifying body and the scope of certification being sought (crop/
animal production or processing),” he added. Since organic certification subsidy is a tripartite effort between DA-RFO 10, the farmer and the OCB, the OA focal person further pointed out, that interested applicants should demonstrate their intent at the soonest time, and enjoy subsidies up to three organic certification cycles. # (JLOlson, DARFO 10)
Herbalife Team’s Triathlete Becomes First Filipino Finisher of World’s Toughest Triathlon Q&A with Omar Paredes of hot springs. The water in Coach and Triathlete Norseman was as cold as Team Herbalife Philippines water right out of a freezer. To prepare for this, my wife 1. What makes the Is- and I stayed at Eidfjord for kalar Norseman Xtreme, two weeks before the race, so one of the most difficult I can somehow acclimatize (if not the most difficult) with the weather there. I practiced swimming in these endurance races? The annual race hap- very cold waters. pens in the wilds of Western All through the race week, Norway. After swimming I was taking two to three servalmost 4km in 13° ice cold ings of Herbalife F1 Shakes water to the remote Eidfjord, per day. participants will bike 180km I take the NRG, Multiover five mountain passes vitamins and Minerals, and in Hardangervidda and run Herbalife 24, among other 42km to the top of Mount Herbalife products. Herbalife Gaustatoppen. With neither products have been a cona stop nor a break, only the sistent part of my nutrition first 160 athletes are awarded program for years. I am at the black “survivor” T-shirt my best whenever I join the and allowed to enter the race and I am confident I finish line at the top of the am ready to tackle every mountain. Besides the rugged challenge. terrain, what made it more Herbalife is, in fact, not difficult is that it happens in only part of my preparation the most extreme weather for the race I use it during conditions. Not everybody and after the race. gets to be picked to join the 3. How did Herbalife race, my wife sent our names help you during the race? and it works like a lottery. I I don’t think I could survive the race without Herbwas lucky I got in. 2. How did you prepare alife. During the daylong for the race? How did Herb- race, you have to sustain alife help in getting you your energy and you need to eat. You need to replenish ready for the race? Even from the start, the lot energy. I think I drank biggest challenge for me was about four servings of the the cold weather. I live in F1 Shake with Herbalife 24 Los Baños, Laguna, the land Prolong. I had two on the
Herbalife Triathlete and First Filipino Norseman Extreme Triathlon Finisher Omar Paredes with the Herbalife corporate team (from left): Gleendo Dasmarinas, Marie Segismundo, Laarni Paredes (wife of Omar), Omar Paredes, Rosalio Valenzuela, Barbs Atienza-Soliven, and Dang Davis.
bike and two during the run. I also took some NRG to boost my energy. 4. How did Herbalife help you after the race? After the race, I am in so much pain. My body needs to recover after I’ve lost so much energy. I took Herbalife 24 Rebuild Endurance as my body recovers. This worked for me in the past races, so I have kept this nutrition plan for Norseman. 5. Would you encourage other triathletes to take the same challenge?
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also conquer the race. They need to have the proper nutrition their body needs for an endurance sports such as triathlon. It’s physical toughness that can only be provided by Herbalife products. Remember to give the race the respect it so much deserves. My preparation for Norseman was truly demanding in terms of training, whether financially, physically and mentally. But all is good now, it was all worth it.
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XU-GLI director among panelists at 2016 Int’l Conference on Urban Development By Wilson J. Hormeguera
Xavier University’s Governance and Leadership Institute (GLI) director Dr. Dixon Q. Yasay served as a member of the panel at the recently-concluded 2016 International Conference on Urban Development organized by USAID through its Strengthening Urban Resilience for Growth with Equity (SURGE) Project in Pasay City. Yasay’s talk on Promoting Innovation through Human Capital Development encouraged participants to put premium value on human resources as the “main drivers of sustainable growth and development of
the organization.” The conference, according to SURGE Project acting chief David Grossman, was the country’s biggest international confab on urban development geared towards addressing the urbanization challenges of emerging secondary cities. More than 1,200 experts, business leaders, changemakers in government, representatives from donor agencies, professional organizations, civil society groups, and students of urban development interacted with chief executive officers from different Philippine cities and representatives from international sister cities as well as thought
leaders from the United States of America, United Kingdom, India, Mexico, and the Netherlands. USAID-SURGE, a fiveyear US$47-million project, aims to foster the development conditions for broadbased, inclusive, and resilient economic growth for a critical mass of cities and surrounding areas outside Metro Manila, Cebu, and Davao. The said international confab was organized in partnership with the World Bank, United Nations Human Settlements Programme, National Competi- DEVELOPMENT EXPERTS. XU-GLI director Dr. Dixon Yasay (second from right) poses tiveness Council, and the with fellow resource persons and panelists at the 2016 International Conference on Department of the Interior Urban Development in Pasay City. photo by alex brillantes and Local Government
PDIC to continue processing claims of Rural Bank of Siaton (Negros Oriental), Inc. depositors The Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC) announced that it will continue to receive and process deposit insurance claims from depositors of the closed Rural Bank of Siaton (Negros Oriental), Inc. at the PDIC Public As-
sistance Center, 3rd Floor, SSS Bldg., 6782 Ayala Avenue corner V.A. Rufino Street, Makati City until July 9, 2018. Claims may also be filed by mail. Rural Bank of Siaton, which was ordered closed on July 7, 2016, has PHP38.2
million in total estimated insured deposits involving 1,135 accounts. A total of PHP25.2 million in insured deposits covering 199 accounts was paid during the onsite claims settlement operations (CSO). Another PHP11.3 million was
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settled thru postal money orders sent via registered mail to 848 accounts of depositors with balances of PHP100,000 and below where filing of claims was waived by PDIC. As of July 22, 2016, PDIC has yet to receive deposit insurance claims for PHP1.7 million covering 85 accounts. In accordance with the provisions of the PDIC Charter, the last day for filing deposit insurance claims in the said bank is on July 9, 2018. After said date, PDIC shall no longer accept any deposit insurance claim. When filing deposit insurance claims at the PDIC
Public Assistance Center, depositors are advised to present an original evidence of deposit and two (2) valid photo-bearing IDs with signature. When filing claims through mail, the same set of documents, including a duly accomplished Claim Form, must be enclosed. The Claim Form may be downloaded for free from the PDIC website, www. pdic.gov.ph. Depositors who are below 18 years old should submit either a photocopy of their Birth Certificate issued by the National Statistics Office (NSO) or a duly certified copy issued by the Local Civil Registrar as an
additional requirement, with the Claim Form signed by the parent. Claimants who are not the signatories in the bank records are required to submit an original copy of a notarized Special Power of Attorney. In the case of a minor depositor, the Special Power of Attorney must be executed by the parent. The format of the Special Power of Attorney may be downloaded from the PDIC website. In addition, all depositors who have outstanding loans or payables to the bank have to coordinate with the duly authorized PDIC loans officer prior to the settlement of their deposit insurance claims. The procedures and requirements for filing deposit insurance claims are likewise posted in the PDIC website. For more information, depositors may contact the Public Assistance Department at telephone numbers (02) 841-4630 to 31, or email at pad@pdic.gov.ph. Depositors outside Metro Manila may call the PDIC Toll Free Hotline at 1-8001-888-PDIC (7342).
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