Mindanao Daily Business (September 7, 2015)

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Govt troops locate NPA training facility in Bukidnon

CAGAYAN de Oro City -- Officials of the Bureau of Customs (BOC) in Region 10 yesterday said closed-circuit televisions (CCTVs) will soon be installed in the agency’s key areas to enhance security measures and for transparency.

IMPASUG-ONG, Bukidnon--An area that seems to be a training facility of the NPA rebels was discovered on August 30 by composite troops coming from the 8th Infantry Battalion (8IB) and the Public Safety Company of the Philippine National Police (PNP) in a nearby vicinity in Barangay White Kulaman, Kitaotao, Bukidnon.

Government troops were PDG Ricardo C Marquez, PNP Chief, pays a command visit in Cagayan de Oro on able to recover more items September 4 and leads the Turnover of nine Troop Carriers for Northern Mindanao.

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Police hunt inmates who bolt jail in Lanao Norte

By Cheng OrdoÑez Associate Editor

CAGAYAN de Oro City-The Regional Police Office in Northern Mindanao has launched a manhunt operation against eight escapees from the provincial jail of Lanao del Norte, located in (RDM/PIA10) Pigcarangan, Tubod town.

The eight escapees managed to bolt jail around 3:00 early dawn of September 3, Thursday.

They were identified by the police as Amoran Dasimbor aka “AMORAN MULOK”; Samsodin Mamao Y Mamao; Musakira See police, page A11

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New minimum wage starts implementation this month

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By MARK FRANCISCO, Staff Writer

HE new minimum wage of P318 will start implementation this month.

This, after the implementing rules and regulations of Wage Order No. RX-18 was published in

a local newspaper last August 19.

It was learned that a new wage order can only be implemented once its IRR has been published.

The P318 new minimum wage covers the cities

of Cagayan de Oro and Iligan and the adjacent municipalities of Tagoloan and Villanueva. Wage Category II of P313 covers the cities of El Salvador, Gingoog, Malaybalay, Ozamiz and Valencia and the municipalities of Maramag, Manolo Fortich and Que-

zon in Bukidnon. Rates in Wage Category III are P308 for non-agricultural workers and P296 for agricultural workers in the cities of Oroquieta and Tangub and the municipalities of Lugait and Opol in Misamis Oriental; and Mambajao in Camiguin.

Workers in the rest of the region will receive P303 for non-agricultural sector and P291 for the agricultural sector.

An increase from Wage Order No. RX-17 that was implemented last June 2013, the new wage order was issued last May.

This, as RTWPB 10 issued an advisory stating that distressed and new businesses may apply for exemptions on or before November this year at any of the Department of Labor and Employment (D OLE) offices in the region.

Barclays eyes cut in PHL banks’ RR rates MANILA -- London-based Barclays raised the possibility of cut in Philippine banks' reserve requirements (RR) after the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) said it it monitoring domestic liquidity conditions as inflation

continue to go down.

On Friday, the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) reported that rate of price increases further slowed to 0.6 percent in August 2015 from month-ago's 0.8 percent bringing the year-to-date

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average to 1.7 percent.

Average inflation rate to date stood at 1.7 percent, way below the government's target band of two to four percent for 2015-18.

Last August's inflation level is the fourth consecutive

month of below-target rate of price increases. Year-ago level is 4.9 percent.

BSP Governor Amando Tetangco Jr. said they will continue to monitor global oil prices and the El Nino phenomenon to check its impact on domestic liquidity.

"We will make adjustments to policy if needed to ensure just enough liquidity in the market so the favorable inflation path is sustained,” he added.

With this statement, investment bank Barclays, in a research note, said Tetangco's statement "is consistent with the central bank's stance that while activity levels remain healthy, its main concerns centre around volatility and market liquidity."

"We think the BSP is comfortable with the policy stance, but we acknowledge outside risks of easing in the reserve requirement ratio for banks if liquidity conditions deteriorate due to capital outflows," it said.

The last time the BSP adjusted banks' RR is in 2014 when it was hiked by a total of 50 basis points, 25 basis points each in March and May, as growth of domestic liquidity grew stronger than in the past years at a level of more than 20 percent.

To date, universal and commercial banks' (U/KBs) have 20 percent RR rate, one of the highest in the world, which is the reason why some analysts consider a possible cut as domestic inflation continues its deceleration.

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Bureau of Customs eyes CCTV as anti-graft tool Bukidnon • Camiguin • Lanao del Norte • Lanao del Sur • Misamis Occidental • Misamis Oriental

By GERRY LEE GORIT, Correspondent

CAGAYAN de Oro City -- Officials of the Bureau of Customs (BOC) in Region 10 yesterday said closed-circuit televisions (CCTVs) will soon be installed in the agency’s key areas to enhance security measures and for transparency.

Once installed, BOC10 Intelligence Officer II Alvin Y. Enciso said the CCTVs will prevent any employee from committing any wrongdoings such as harassing importers.

Enciso, after his assignment to the BOC, has long been proposing the installation of CCTVs for transparency “at para mawala ang duda sa amin.”

Since the CCTV can be viewed online, he said even officials from Manila can monitor how the port of Cagayan de Oro and BOC-10 employees do their respective tasks.

Deputy District Commander Sa-i Roman N. Moscoso of the BOC-10 said at last 10 CCTVs will

be installed at its main office in the port of Macabalan in Cagayan de Oro, including its sub-port, the Mindanao Container Port Terminal in Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental.

Moscoso said the CCTVs will be online twenty-four seven.

Enciso said it will not just serve as “risk management” for the bureau, but it will also help the agency track down the flow of containers and that the examination is done in the designated area.

In his directive, OC Deputy Commissioner Ariel F. Nepomuceno said: “Being an office vested with police authority, the Enforcement and Security Service (ESS) See cctv, page A11

Pelaez invites stakeholders to tackle Steag IPPA privatization

MISAMIS Oriental -VICE GOVERNOR JOEY G. PELAEZ invites various energy stakeholders to the 32nd Regular Session of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan on September 7, 2015 to inquire on the possible effects of the privatization of Steag State Power, Inc. (Steag SPI) Independent Power Producer Administrator (IPPA).

Among those invited were General Manager Julie Real of MORESCO I, Engr. Joseph Legaspi of MORESCO II, AMRECO Executive Director Clint Django Pacana, National Association of Electric Consumers for Reform

Chairman El Cisco Jun Ramos and Mike Baños.

The concern on the privatization came up when the Power Sector Assets and Liabilities Management (PSALM) set to bid out Steag SPI IPPA on September 23, 2015.

“This poses a serious concern to us. This is another burden on our constituents,” Vice Governor Pelaez said. “It will also affect businesses and industries which are dependent on electricity,” he added.

The concern is based on the imminent increase in the price of electricity once the privatization is consummated. Vice See pelaez, page A11

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Co-ops awaken, to fight bills lifting tax exemption

importation of machineries, equipment and spare parts used by them.”

The repeal of the tax exemption privileges of cooperatives according to Ponciano Payoyo, chairperson of the Philippine Federation of Electric Cooperatives (Philfeco) is misplaced and defeats the role of cooperatives.

Payoyo, former Apec party-list representative, said the proposed Fiscal Investment Incentives law should only investment promotions agencies, and the Cooperative Development Authority (CDA) is not among those.

The creation of the CDA is mandated in section 15, Article XII of the Constitution which says it is policy

IT is common for people worldwide to find a chaos among the leaders and the ruel pelone CRIS DIAZ cabinet team members in Managing Editor Executive Editor any nation. Due to this circumstance, coordination CHENG ORDOÑEZ URIEL C. QUILINGUING in working for the nation Associate Editor Contributing Editor programs gets struck and MARK FRANCISCO Arjay Felicilda leads to jeopardy. The people Lifestyle Editor Assistant Editor throughout the country, especially the powerless or GILBERT Y. CHAO gerry lee gorit Motoring Editor Photo Journalist the poor, find their lives in misery. Getting their basic felix santillan ROEL CATOTO need so hard and feel that EDSEL BANTOL Provincial Editor-Surigao the country and the governLayout Artists ment being irresponsible for

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struggle for survival. They are declared to be solid in political togetherness and thus powerful leadership.

Economical consideration is based on the stateof-the art of selecting cabinet members because of their expertise. Yet, politically they are not solid. They are based on their being idealistic. Prosperity for the nation is number one. No more. Thus, the two outputs of different decision-making consideration above are contradictorily evident. The leader in this situation appears to be in a dilemma.

A leader with global mindedness is required for any nation. It doesn’t mean that a leader must be from outside the country. A leader can be even from local region but he has Great Spirit for making the nation prosperous. He can also find his cabinets with global mindedness. In this respect, a leader must be able to choose his colleagues in his authority appropriately for the nation development.

The team is the members of cabinets selected through the needs for nation development suited to the latest trend of advancement.

This can include economic

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QUEZON City--Leaders of cooperative federations meet here last Thursday to plan out actions on moves to abolish their privilege of tax exemption.

In a meeting called by the Philippine Cooperative Center (PCC) yesterday, leaders of cooperative federations from around the country agreed to campaign against provisions in the proposed law on the Rationalization of Fiscal Investment Incentives, now pending in the House of Representatives and the Senate.

The cooperatives are particularly wary on the provision of the proposed law that seeks to repeal sections 60 and 61 of the Cooperative Code of the Philippines (RA 9520). These provisions give cooperatives tax exemption privileges. Among the nontaxable income of cooperatives are those derived from business transactions with members.

Also cooperatives with assets of not more than P10 million are exempt from “all national, city, municipal or barangay taxes. They are also exempt from customs duties, advance sales or compensation taxes on their

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of the state “to promote the viability and growth of cooperatives as instruments of equity, social justice and economic development.”

Payoyo said the tax exemption privileges is a social justice measure and can never be considered as fiscal incentive to businesses.

In a position paper submitted by the CDA to the House Committee on Ways and Means chaired

by Rep. Romero Quimbo (Marikina, 2nd district), which is deliberating on three House Bills on the Rationalization of Fiscal Investment Incentives, it said that repealing the tax exemption of cooperatives “will defeat the very intent of the 1987 Constitution.”

It added that “cooperatives are voluntary organizations of people who want to improve their economic lives by their own initiatives and using their own resources.” Cooperatives primarily derive their capital from contribution of its members.

According to Hamilcar Rutaquio, chairman of the PCC, cooperatives movement is launching a nationwide campaign against

proposed Fiscal Investment Incentives law and intensify their lobby against the proposed law in both houses of Congress. Tens of thousands of co-operators would hit the streets in Manila and key cities nationwide next month as a show of force against the proposed law, he said.

What the government should do, according to Atty.

Gloria Fudalan, chairperson of the Philippine Federation of Credit Cooperatives is instead to support the growth of cooperatives and strengthen further their privilege of tax exemption.

This attempt to abolish the cooperative’s privilege of tax exemption “could be the most serious threat to cooperativism, which is celebrating its centennial in the country this year.”

While cooperatives enjoy certain tax privileges, cooperatives are in fact tax makers, said Payoyo. Taxes being withheld from fixed income from those directly employed by cooperatives, numbering over half –million Filipinos, he said is over P4 billion a year. It could be bigger as those indirectly See ellorin, page A11

Leaders with global mindedness

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wide horizon and modern ways of high-technology reengineering. For the developing countries, such team members in the cabinet are required. Otherwise, the nation development programs will be bogged down. This is not a trivial thing. This is a great way of making the nation great.

The cabinets being selected by the president in any country must be based on skills and expertise needed by the situation. The past situation is not the same as the present situation. And, the present situation must be different from that in the future. All the cabinet members must be updated with their own attitudes and mind---that is a global mindedness.

When the cabinet mem-

bers are homogenouslyglobal minded but with different expertise in their responsibilities, they are the best team. They can come together with the same spirit to trigger the president’s vision and mission. Remember that coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; and working together is success (Henry Ford, 18631947). But, it does not mean that togetherness is based on political aspect. It can be built based on the same idealism.

When among the team members in the cabinet are not in the same tract, the nation as a whole will be in dangerous condition. All the people get the impact that they cannot be basically stable. The nation is led to the chaos in some aspects.

The most unique is the rise of any prices of the goods for the people daily needs.

So, this fact is in fact has become the evidence of the above problem. It is the problem dealing with a leader with no global mindedness. Again, it is a matter of idealism.

When a leader just thinks of having See djuwari, page A11

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“Live happily with the woman you love through all the meaningless days of life that God has given you under the sun. The wife God gives you is your reward for all your earthly toil.” -Ecclesiastes 9:9

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such as menial quarrels or long work days that keep you emotionally distant from your spouse, remember that God made your spouse just for you. Keep your promise to God and honor your spouse by giving them something Though there may be distractions, valuable: your time.

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House takes up Fortun’s measure declaring Butuan as tourism zone

By PAT SAMONTE, Caraga Regional Editor

QUEZON City -- Agusan del Norte First District Rep. Lawrence Lemuel Fortun presented last week before the House Committee on Tourism his proposed House Bill 4823 declaring Butuan City as a heritage tourism zone as it took up the lawmaker’s legislative measure.

In August, 2014, Fortun filed the bill which was later referred to the Committee on Tourism.

In his explanatory note, Fortun said “Butuan has a vibrant and rich cultural heritage. Before colonization, it was called the Kingdom of Butuan and was known for its metallurgical industry and sophisticated

naval technology.”

Fortun argued that his proposed bill is anchored on Section 15 of Article XIV of the 1987 Constitution which provides, “The State shall conserve, promote and popularize the nation’s historical and cultural heritage and resources, as well as artistic creations,” and Section 16 of the same

Article which reads, “All the country’s artistic and historic wealth constitutes the cultural treasures of the nation and shall be under the protection of the State which may regulate its disposition.”

It was in Butuan where the Balangay Boat, the first wooden watercraft in Southeast Asia, was excavated. The Balangay Boat is believed to have ruled the Southeast Asian waters in 320 AD. These boats were used to establish and maintain trade relations with neighboring islands and empires to prove robust commercial activiSee house, page A11

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“Ang pagkakaroon ng isang mataas at matibay na edukasyon ay isang saligan upang mabago ang takbo ng isang lipunan tungo sa pagkakaroon ng isang masaganang ekonomiya,” sabi ng isang may-akda.

Edukasyon ang isa sa pangunahing pundasyon ng isang lipunan. Dahil dito, natututo ang mga tao ng iba’t ibang kaalamang kailangan upang matagumpay niyang maitaguyod ang lipunang kanyang kinabibilangan. Nang dahil din sa Edukasyon, natututo ang isang tao na mangarap at maging isang indibidwal ng kanyang pinapangarap – maging matagumpay sa buhay at dakilang kapaki-pakinabang ng kanyang pamilya, kapwa at lipunan.

Ganito kahalaga and Edukasyon. Kaya, nararapat lamang na ang isang tao ay magkamit ng mataas na kalidad na edukasyon, at sa pagbibigay ng de-kalidad na edukasyon, responsibilidad ng gobyerno ng isang bansa, sa pamamagitan ng Kagawaran ng Edukasyon, ang magpanukala ng de-kalidad ng sistema ng Edukasyon.

Dito pumasok ang K to 12 Basic Education program.

Ito ay isang bagong sistema

ng naglalayong i-angat ang kalidad ng edukasyon ng Pilipinas.

Ang K to 12 ay naisakatuparan sa pangunguna ng Department of Education, Commission on Higher Education at Technical Education and Skills Development Authority, kasama na ang ibang sektor na naniniwala sa K to 12.

Ang sistemang ito ay nabuo dahil sa paniniwala ng Administrasyong Benigno Aquino na ang labin-dalawang taong pag-aaral ay sapat na bilang ng taon upang matutunan ng mga mag-aaral ang mga karapat-dapat at mahahalagang uri ng kaalaman ng magagamit nila sa araw-araw na pamumuhay, lalong-lalo na sa pagkakaroon ng mas malaking oportunidad na makakatulong sa kanila upang maging kapaki-pakinabang sa lipunan.

Sa K to 12 din, bahagi ng curriculum nito ay ang technicalvocational na programa. Sa ibang salita, nagbibigay ito ng pagsasanay na teknikal at bokasyonal ng higit na makakatulong upang ang isang mag-aaral ay maging handang manggagawa pagkatapos niya ng Basic Education Level.

Dagdag pa nyan, naituturo rin sa ilalim ng sistemang ito ang mga mataas na uri ng kaalaman, upang

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By RITCHELIE D. ACUT, Teacher III Misamis Oriental General Comprehensive High School Cagayan de Oro City

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Totoong marami na ang napagdaanan ng K to 12 Basic Education Program sa ilang taon na implementasyon nito. Sa bandang huli, ang sistemang ito ay magbubunga ng mga matatalino at de-kalidad na mga Pilipinong manggagawa, na maipagmamalaki ng bansa. Sa huli, maala-ala ng karamihan na ito ang pangunahing layunin ng K to 12 Basic Education Program.

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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Sept.1 2015 In Compliance with the publication requirements and pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1 guidelines in the Implementation of the administrative order No. 1 series of 2012 ( IRR on R.A 10172). Notice is hereby served to the public that EM-EM TAYAO IGNACIO Has filed with this office a petition for correction of entry in SEX from “MALE” to “FEMALE” the certificate of Live birth of EmEm Somil Tayao at Jose Abad Santos, Davao del Sur and whose parents are Wilma Balco Tayao and Warlito M. Tayao.

Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this office not later than SEPT. 11, 2015.

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LEONIDA D. VALENZONA Mun. Civil Registrar

MDN: Aug 31 & Sept 7, 2015

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RA Form No. 10.1 (MCRO) Republic of the Philippines Province of Davao del Sur Municipality of Santa Cruz OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL CIVIL REGISTRAR NOTICE OF PUBLICATION In compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1 Guidelines in the Implementation of the Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2012 (IRR on R.A. 10172), Notice is hereby served to the public that CELFE E. DAYAGANON has filed with this Office a petition for correction of entry in sex from “FEMALE” to “MALE” in the certificate of Live Birth of CELFE ESTRADA DAYAGANON at Astorga, Santa Cruz, Davao del Sur and whose parents are CELIA ESTRADA and FELIX DAYAGANON.

Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than 21st day of September 2015.

(Sgd) MARIO M. TIZON

Municipal Civil Registrar MDN: Aug 31 & Sept 7, 2015

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In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. No. 9048, a NOTICE is hereby served to the public that LOYD NIÑO Y. DEMECILLO has filed with this Office a petition for the change of first name from “J.R. LOYD NINO” to “LOYD NIÑO” in the Certificate of Live Birth of J.R. LOYD NIÑO who was born on NOVEMBER 19, 1992 in Cagayan de Oro City and whose parents are LODITO VARGAS DEMECILLO and JOSEFINA PAMPILO YLANAN. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than September 6, 2015.

In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. No. 9048, a NOTICE is hereby served to the public that RACHEL MARIE S. MONSANTO has filed with this Office a petition for the change of first name from “RACHEL MARIA” to “RACHEL MARIE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of RACHEL MARIA SEBIAL MONSANTO who was born on MAY 21, 1964 in Cagayan de Oro City and whose parents are ANGELO JURADO MONSANTO and EULOGIA BARCELO SEBIAL. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than September 5, 2015.

In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. No. 9048, a NOTICE is hereby served to the public that EDDIE BOY J. SALVAN has filed with this Office a petition for the change of first name from “EUSTACIO JR.” to “EDDIE BOY” in the Certificate of Live Birth of EUSTACIO JR. JABINIAO SALVAN who was born on JANUARY 14, 1979 in Cagayan de Oro City and whose parents are EUSTACIO DONQUE SALVAN and LEONIDA PADEÑO JABINIAO. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than September 6, 2015.

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AVAO City--The Mindanao Development Authority (MinDA) and the Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) have formalized their development partnership with the signing of a memorandum of agreement (MOA).

The signing was made between PIDS president Dr. Gilbert Llanto and MinDA chair Secretary Lualhati Antonino today (Sept. 4) in Waterfront Hotel Davao.

The MOA will facilitate and promote policy research and knowledge sharing particularly in dissemination , holding of public fora and dialogue in support of Mindanao’s development needs.

The MOA also enables access to policy studies and materials produced by higher education institutions (HEI) in Mindanao and

also establish the Mindanao Knowledge Research and Policy Center (MKPRC).

MinDA executive director Usec. Janet Lopoz said that in the past there has already been exchange of materials between MinDA and PIDS. The MOA Lopoz says will go beyond just the exchange of research materials.

“We see MinDA as an excellent partner in promoting evidence-based policymaking at the local level and in increasing the relevance of our policy studies Llanto said of the MOA. Mindanao Business Council chair Vicente Lao lauded the partnership as he said that policy research can help influence policy makers in crafting laws that may be favorable to Mindanao.

Lao said that most of the policies tend to be biased

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greatly impacting Mindanao businesses.

Policy research has led to the amendment of the cabotage law which has relaxed the restrictions.

The MOA signing is

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No railway discussions during her term as RDC chair -- Sara

By Joey Sem G. Dalumpines

DAVAO City -- Former Davao City Mayor Sara DuterteCarpio clarified that there was no clear discussion yet with regards to the plan to rationalize the transport system in the city by coming up with a railway system for passenger trains that will cater to the residents from Toril to Lasang and Vice Versa.

She issued the statement during the Kapehan sa NCCC Mall Davao.

“There was no discussion

about the railway system even before and during my term as chair of the Regional Development Council 11,” Duterte-Carpio said.

The railways system is looked forward by development planners in preparation to avoid traffic congestion as the city progresses in the future.

Duterte-Carpio also welcomed the support expressed by residents for her to take the city leadership during the

national and local elections in 2016.

She called the expression heart-warming and a big boost to her enthusiasm to serve the people again.

“They showed me their love and support and it will boost my interest to serve the community because of their trust and confidence in me,” Duterte-Carpio said.

She revealed that she has a lot of development concerns for the city.

However, Duterte-Carpio clarified that the direction of her

leadership will depend on the issues, concerns and projects left by her predecessor.

She also formally announced her assumption as ambassadress of the NCCC Mall Davao.

Duterte-Carpio said the mall shares with her the values of being close to the people.

“I look forward to working with the NCCC and working with the community by delivering both the shared-values of the mall and its products to the residents,” she said. (PIA 11-Joey Sem G. Dalumpines)

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AboitizPower subsidiary bags Envi Award AP Renewables, Inc. (APRI), an AboitizPower subsidiary, was awarded the 2015 Saringaya Award – Covered Industry Category by the Department of Environmental and Natural Resources (DENR) Region 5 for its implementation of various sustainability projects geared towards promoting community livelihood and environmental preservation.

The three entries of APRI for the Saringaya Award were the AdoptA-River project, nursery establishment and seedling production and the A-PARK “Aboitiz Passion for Agro-forestry and Reforestation to Keep” (A-PARK) program, a group-wide biodiversity enhancement project aimed at planting six million trees nationwide by 2020.

Other environmental programs of APRI are compliance to permit requirements, Information and Education Campaign (IEC) on air and water quality monitoring, hazardous and non-hazardous waste management, and operation of Tiwi multipartite monitoring team.

“We rely mainly on natural resources

and we get steam from the ground. In return, we make sure we always take care of the environment through our environmental programs, and treat our communities as our important stakeholders benefiting them from our CSR programs,” shared APRI AVP for Facility Wilfredo Sarmago.

The Saringaya Award is a regional competition intiated by the DENR Regional Office V that gives recognition for remarkable contributions to environmental protection, conservation and management.

Coined from the Bicol dialect, masaringaya, which means a green, abundant, healthy and balanced ecosystem, it has been considered as a premier award institution the whole Bicol Region since 2001.

Currently exploring the potential of Mindanao for geothermal power, AboitizPower remains true to its commitment of social responsibility and building good corporate citizenship by minimizing environmental impact, improving community livelihood, and promoting sustainability to its employees and stakeholders, all for a better future.

APRI Operations Manager Engineer Edgar S. Aurellano receives the Saringaya Award from DENR Region 5 Director Gilbert C. Gonzales and EMB Region 5 Director Roberto D. Sheen.

LEADING RENEWABLE energy producer AP Renewables Inc. (APRI), a subsidiary of AboitizPower, currently operates two geothermal facilities in Tiwi, Albay; Bay and Calauan, Laguna; and Sto. Tomas, Batangas. It generates 390 MW of Cleanergy, AboitizPower’s brand for clean and renewable energy, providing reliable power supply to its customers in Luzon. In Mindanao, AboitizPower is currently exploring the potential of the region for geothermal power.

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RCBC Bankard introduces new design with EMV chip technology RCBC Bankard Services Corporation is set to present the new design of the RCBC Bankard credit cards. The new design features 4 wave vectors and hexagons lining the top and bottom portion of the EMV chip embedded credit cards.

“As we start converting to EMV cards, it very opportune for us to introduce a new card design, which conveys the exceptional benefits our cardholders get from their RCBC Bankard.” said Ms. Angela Mirasol, Vice President and Marketing Group Head for RCBC Bankard.

The four wave vectors represent better budget management, a rewarding credit card experience, world class travel privileges,

and secure shopping, both in-stores and online.

RCBC Bankard prides itself in developing award-winning budget management tools including the Spend Monitor, a free SMS alert feature that informs the cardholders once they are about to reach their predefined monthly budget. Spend Analyzer, which summarizes the cardholders’ monthly and year-to-date spending according to categories.

Unli 0%, which allows cardholders to convert their straight purchases to three months 0% installment, by simply calling RCBC Bankard’s Customer Service number.

It also boasts of a rewarding credit card experience through its most

flexible rewards program that allows the cardholders to shift from earning points, to earning AIRMILES, to getting cash rebates.

Recently, it also introduced the All-in Rewards Program, which allows cardholders to earn points from partner establishments on top of the points that they earn from their card’s rewards program.

RCBC Bankard partner establishments include Petron, Figaro, Angel’s Pizza, Florsheim, Jellybean, Folded & Hung, Naturalizer, and the Cravings Group.

RCBC Bankard also provides a luxurious travel experience for its cardholders with its topof-the-line travel privileges across all card brands. They See bankard, page A11

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To protect environment, XU to partner with WB

By MIKE BAÑOS Editor at large

MINDANAO’S oldest university seeks to leverage its newly forged links with the World Bank’s Knowledge Development Community to pursue its key advocacies especially for the environment in Mindanao.

“We hope to host a forum with an expert from Costa Rica talking about Payment for Eco-Systems Services and how that can help our own PES program here,” said Fr. Roberto C. Yap, S.J, Xavier University-Ateneo de Cagayan president during August 26 signing of the partnership agreement with the World Bank, which links the university as the 18th member to the Knowledge for Development Community (KDC) in the Philippines and the first in Northern Mindanao.

“We also hope to tap an expert in Mexico who can talk about their experience with conditional cash transfers, to help us with our own efforts along this line,” he added. “Through that interaction, using the power of technology, we will have a KDC not only based in Cagayan de Oro but internationally through the five areas XU is promoting: peace, food security, environment, health and

WB PH Country Director Motoo Konishi turns over the Knowledge Development Community (KDC) signboard to XU President Bobby Yap officially making the school the 18th member of the PH KDC. Photo by Mike Baños

governance.”

The memorandum of agreement was signed by Fr. Yap in behalf of XU and PH Country Director Motoo Konishi for World Bank Philippines.

Mr. Konishi said the

World Bank partnered with XU-ADC since the latter’s research and outreach programs under Research & Social Outreach Vice Pres Hilly Roa-Quiaot align with the WB’s Country Partnership Strategy for the

Tuna industry players pushing for harmonization of fishing practices in ASEAN

GENERAL Santos City--Tuna industry players here are pushing for the harmonization of fishing practices and standards in Southeast Asia in the wake of the commencement later this year of the region’s economic integration.

Joaquin Lu, president of the Socsksargen Federation of Fishing and Allied Industries Inc. (SFFAII), said Thursday there’s need for the 10 member-states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to synchronize their fishery regulations to ensure better regional cooperation.

He said fisheries play a vital role in the growth of the ASEAN region as it covers some of the most productive waters in the world, contributing to food security and generating millions of income opportunities.

But he said the sector has been facing significant challenges due to the depleted state of various wild fish stocks, lack of

Philippines.

Specifically, the partners look forward to engagements in Transparent and Accountable Governance, Empowerment of the Poor and Vulnerable; Rapid, Inclusive and Sustainable

Economic Growth; Climate change, environment, and disaster risk management; and, Peace, Institution Building, and Social Economic Opportunity.

The new partnership calls for the partners to

jointly undertake knowledge sharing activities to discuss development challenges and solutions with grassroots participation.

“We are launching a relationship with XU and WB on the Knowledge Development Community,” Mr. Konishi said in an interview with Kagay-an.com. “Basically it’s WB interacting with knowledge institutions to exchange ideas, I heard XU is doing a lot on community outreach so the community has a better understanding of its environment, how to protect it, how to improve governance, how to get citizens involved. That’s what this whole knowledge exchange is all about.”

“This KDC is young and the Philippines is in the forefront of making what used to be a depository library where we would put our books and reports, and now into something more active,” he added.

Mr. Konishi cited one of the biggest projects the WB and EDC is undertaking for the next 18 months is the WB Mindanao Jobs Report, with XU among the project partners and Fr. Yap sitting as a member of the Advisory Group with a team of XU researchers conducting the value chain analysis on Mindanao vegetables.

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accurate statistics on stock status and poor management of fishery resources.

“Along with the establishment of ASEAN as a single market and production base, the harmonization of fishing practices and standards should be a key priority,” he said in a press conference.

Lu noted that as early as 2012, SFFAII already joined the ASEAN Seafood Federation (ASF) in support of its goals to enhance its commitment towards regional cooperation.

He said the establishment of the ASF, which is chaired by the fishing federation until 2016, is an essential foundation that will further enhance cooperation between ASEAN member-states as it moves forward with the regional economic integration.

“Our main goal is to contribute to TUNA LIFTING TITLT. A laborer lifts a 39-kilo yellow fin tuna during a contest inside the larger goal of integrating the region’s the fishport in General Santos City on Wednesday (September 2, 2015). The participant national economies and achieve higher who can lift the tuna longest wins the game. The event is part of the ongoinig 17th See tuna, page A11

Tuna Festival. Mindanews Photo by Keith Bacongco

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Honda Joins Motorsiklo Xklusibo’s 6th Anniverary Celebration August 30, 2015, an exciting day for all motorcycle enthusiasts, as Motorsiko Xklusibo celebrates their 6th anniversary at the Tagaytay Convention Center.

Together with other motorcycle brands and sponsors, they we’re able to gather more than 5,000 riders from different parts of the country. Some groups came from regions as far as Mindanao.

The highlight of the event was Motorsiklo Xklusibo’s Motorcycle Raffle Draws and the lucky grand winner for this year is Riza Sarmiento of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan, taking home a brand new Honda BeAT Fi standard.

Isuzu Presented Technical Graduates Filipino Gamer Becomes First - Welcomes New Batch of Scholars GT Academy Asia Winner Continuing what it started five years ago, Isuzu Motors Ltd. (IML) Japan in partnership with the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) and World Vision Philippines bids farewell to another batch of successful service technician graduates. The IsuzuTESDA Technical Training Center in Tacloban, Leyte recently presented 14 new graduates who have completed their National Competency certification program – a four levelled program that is administered by the regional arm of TESDA. Isuzu Motors Ltd., although operating in Japan, has been actively supporting this project since 2010 and has given scholarship grants to more than a hundred underprivileged teens in the Visayas. Even after Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda), IML extended its support to their scholars and their families by providing immediate relief assistance.

“All they needed was the opportunity for an education, we gave them that opportunity and in return we can see that they are helping themselves uplift their status in life” said IML Senior Counsellor Yoshinori Ida. “We are very proud that most of our scholars now are living a more comfortable life, we hope to continue this endeavour for as long as possible” he adds.

In line with the ceremony, the training center welcomes 18 new hopefuls to be included in the Batch 12 of trainees.

They will undergo the

same NC I-IV certification program that the center offers. According to TESDA Region VIII Director Cleta Omega, TESDA is in the process of leveling

up the program by offering a fifth and final diploma course which will focus more on the trainee’s supervisorial and managerial skills.

Jose GerardPolicarpio from the Philippines has won the opportunity of a lifetime at Silverstone International Racing Curcuit after being named the first-ever Nissan PlayStation® GT Academy Asia champion.

The 26-year-old fought off competition from 28 of the best Gran Turismo® gamers from across Asia, winning a place on the Nissan Driver Development Programme and a race seat in the 2016 Dubai 24 Hours. The decision came after an epic six-day Race Camp, with Policarpio chosen as the winner for his consistently impressive performances throughout the week and a well-driven final race.

Policarpio earned his place at Race Camp from the hundreds of thousands of Gran Turismo gamers that

entered the competition across Asia. Having won through the Philippines National Final, he arrived at Silverstone as one of six to represent the Philippines, alongside 28 Asia competitors overall, split into five territory groups. Each group formed a close bond with their territory judge, who acted as a mentor, but then had to make the difficult decisions when it came to eliminations from the competition.

Policarpio’s opportunity of a lifetime will begin right away, where he will receive

world-class racing tuition and physical training from Nissan to prepare him for his endurance race debut in Dubai next January, where he will be part of the same driver line-up as International Race Camp winner Matthew Simmons. To follow their progress as well as previous GT Academy winners, more details about GT Academy can be found on various platforms including: www.facebook.com/ GTAcademy, www. gran-turismo.com and Twitter @GTAcademy

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Caltex Fuel Your School is part of CPI’s Energy for Learning Initiative which supports educational programs that create opportunities for individuals to acquire

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3,000 Students from Public High Schools Receive Learning Materials from Caltex About 3,000 students from the highest-need, senior-ready public high schools in Metro Manila are now learning science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) with the help of brand new equipment received recently from the Caltex Fuel Your School (FYS) program of Chevron Philippines Inc. (CPI), marketer of high-quality brand of Caltex fuels and lubricants.

A global Chevron social investment program that was first introduced in the country this year, Caltex FYS involved motorists and the public who supported the said campaign during the donation period wherein every 4-liter fuel purchase in any of the 153 Caltex stations in Metro Manila, Rizal, and Cavite generated one peso donation to fund the projects.

Chevron aims to reach a P5M donation fund or at least P150,000 per target beneficiary school. This amount was met during the fuel-up drive and social media campaign from June 15 to July 15, 2015. This funded the 28 STEM classroom proposals that were shortlisted by program partner American Chamber Foundation as submitted by 27 of the 33 schools pre-selected by DepEd as

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You are born to give a big impact to the world Special Gospel of the day(September7, 2015-Monday) John 17:1119”Holy Father, keep through thine own name those whom thou hast given me, which they may be one, as we [are]. 1 Timothy 2:5”For [there is] one God, and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus. This is proven in our holy gospel for today that Jesus prayed for His people. This is called an “intercessory prayer” which the intents of the said

prayer is referred to other persons not for “personal reasons.” 1Timothy 2:1”I exhort therefore, that, first of all, supplications, prayers, intercessions, [and] giving of thanks, be made for all men. Are we praying for other people? Actually, praying for others is a “saintly acts” because this is done out of “generosity.” This is what Jesus did in our gospel that he asked the Father “to unite His people here on earth” in order that they will “not be scattered

and lost.”

In this gospel we are reminded to unite ourselves instead of division. Divided we stand, divided we fall.

In Ephesians 4:31-32”let all bitterness, and wrath, and anger, and clamor, and evil speaking, be put away from you, with all malice: And be ye kind one to another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, even as God for Christ’s sake hath forgiven you. For those who hold in their different positions, “please be humble and

fulfill your plans” because “promises are made to be broken. God puts you in that assignment because he trusts you so much to be fruitful and productive all the times. You are born to give a big impact to the world. You are created with all talents and abilities to show that you are here for a good purpose. Only in attaching to God we can gain the power to fulfill our different divine assignments on this earth. Jesus desired to unite you to him constantly

because this is a child and father relationship. I believe that our heavenly father is very much interested to you because you are his beloved child. He wants you to be connected to him now and forever. Let us unite our desires and interest in God’s interest for the betterment of this earth.

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Double the surprise with Red Ribbon’s new Double Deck Dedication Cake Cakes have been integral in every Filipino celebration, more particularly during birthdays. This time, Red Ribbon—one of the leading bakeshops in the country—is offering a double treat to your loved ones with its new Double Deck Dedication Cake.

This two-layer cake offers more layers of chocolate goodness to make your child’s party an even happier birthday. With its layers of bursting chocolatey flavor, your child’s guests will surely line up for more slices.

According to Zinnia Rivera, general manager of Red Ribbon, the new

Double Deck Dedication Cake is a rich chocolate cake with fudgy chocolate icing topped with colorful sugar confetti, dots & stars.

This can be personalized with one’s special message.

“Mothers always want the best for their children.

They are constantly finding new ways to recreate how their child will cherish their special day,” Rivera said.

“With the new two-layer Dedication Cake, mothers can now make their children’s party two times grander without going beyond their budget.”

Before, special two-layer cakes are only present during birthdays, debuts, weddings and graduation. Now, Red Ribbon makes it possible for families to make any day a bigger celebration while allowing m o r e budget for other expenditures.

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you can also share the slices of the cake with 26 people because it has a base layer of 8x12 inches and a top layer of 6x8 inches. This cake is now available in all Red Ribbon stores nationwide.

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As the company explores new product of ferings to make

every day worth celebrating for, Red Ribbon now offers its gold standard for birthday cakes in the form of its new Double Deck Dedication Cake.

Rivera concluded, “Cakes are known staples for every Filipino table whenever there’s a celebration, may it be as grand as your son’s 7th birthday or as simple as your daughter’s achievement in class. Coupling the cake with a dedication as sweet as its taste is what makes the occasion more memorable.”

To know more about Red Ribbon and its many delights, visit the website at www.redribbonbakeshop. com.

Congressman Rufus Rodriguez expresses his support for the 2016 budget of the Department of Justice during the budget deliberations in the Committee on Appropriations. Cong. Rodriguez also pushed for the increase of the budget of the NBI and the deletion of a provision in the budget of the Bureau of Immigration which mandates that the income earned by the Bureau of Immigration from its express lane service be surrendered to the National Treasury.

The express lane income of the Bureau of Immigration is used to augment the salaries of the employees of the Bureau of Immigration. KD

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from page A8 “We’re hoping to design this Jobs Report to be a practical guideline for the incoming administration in 2016 so they have a practical action program for the whole of Mindanao to create more and better jobs,” Mr. Konishi explained. “Most of our things are now in the internet so we’ve moving on from the physical space to more of dialogue and how to connect you with other schools and institutions and to more experts from the outside.”

The WB plans to get the heads of the 18 EDC network partners later this year to determine the project’s thrust for next year.

“We will get the university presidents together to know what is it you want to do together for 2016 and what is it you need from us,” he said. “ Fr. Bobby already has an idea about us connecting the university to some of the people in the forefront of environmental financing and environmental protection.”

Fr. Yap said as a Jesuit and Catholic university XU takes the words of Pope Francis encyclical on the environment ‘Laudato Si’, very seriously, especially when he says everything is connected.

“So when I think of all our thematic, all of them are connected. I think this insight of Pope Francis is very powerful, so we do not work on each thematic when we realize all these thematics are connected, so that we can give a life of real human dignity and work for sustainable development that is really holistic and integrated,” Fr. Yap stressed.

“The 2nd theme of Laudato Si that I learned is Pope Francis tells us that the cries of the earth and the cries of the poor must be heard together. The plight of the poor is intrinsically connected to the fragility of the planet. So all our work and all the work that we do in our research and social outreach is so we can serve the poor much better. Our work in disaster risk reduction and management is also connected to our work for the poor who are often victims and have the most difficulty in adopting when typhoons like Sendong come.”

Catholics formally marked last Sept. 1st as the “World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation,” to give individuals and communities an opportunity to implore God’s help in protecting creation and an opportunity to ask God’s forgiveness “for sins committed against the world in which we live.”

The Pope said the annual World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation will be a time for individuals and communities to “reaffirm their personal vocation to be stewards of creation, to thank God for the wonderful handiwork which he has entrusted to our care, and to implore his help for the protection of creation as well as his pardon for the sins committed against the world in which we live.”

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Lu said they are set to meet with other members of the ASF to explore and discuss further cooperation strategies during the 17th National Tuna Congress that will formally

open on Thursday afternoon at the SM Trade Halls here.

The two-day congress, which is the country’s biggest gathering of tuna industry stakeholders, is focused on the theme: “Regional Cooperation: the Way Forward.”

Lu said they have invited top industry experts to shed light on the opportunities, issues and challenges facing the fishing industry in line with the ASEAN economic integration.

He said their main focus is to continue to support, collaborate and participate in initiatives aimed at attaining better cooperation among regional fishing players, seafood processors and exporters.

“We will exchange views with our regional partners on matters of mutual interest such as access to better technology, food safety assurance, supply sustainability, greater market opportunities, and environment and social responsibility,” he said.

Meantime, Ma. Rosanna Bernadette Contreras, SFFAII executive director, said around 600 local and foreign tuna industry players are joining this year’s National Tuna Congress.

The foreign delegates include top fishery experts and officials from Vietnam, Palau, Papua New, United States, Indonesia and Thailand.

Agriculture Secretary Proceso Alcala was invited as keynote speaker during the ceremony but he will be represented by Undersecretary for Fisheries and Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Director Asis Perez.

Keith Bigelow, fisheries scientist of the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, will discuss their initiatives in combating illegal, unreported and unregulated or IUU fishing while Renerio Acosta, economic advisor of the United States Agency for International Development regional development mission for Asia, will tackle oceans and fisheries patrtnerships.

Dr. Somboon Siriraksophon and Sukchai Arnupapboon, of the Southeast Asia Fisheries Development Center, will present fisheries conservation and management concerns in the ASEAN. A fishery official from Vietnam will showcase the developments in its tuna industry as well as present issues and concerns.

Ellorin...

from page A4 employed by cooperatives run up to over 1.9 million people according to data from the CDA. Micro cooperatives or those with assets below P3 million comprise 76 percent of the country’s cooperatives.

Although, it believes that the proposed law is unconstitutional, the CDA wants to distance itself from the protests planned by cooperatives. “Our role is to inform them of these developments and leave it to them to draw up whatever action they deemed appropriate,” said Ray Ellevazo, executive director of CDA. He however added that the CDA had already expressed before Congress its stand on the issue in the public hearing last August 11. “Sinabi po namin na if maipasa itong version of the bill that repeals the cooperative privilege of tax exemption, mamamatay ang mga kooperatiba. And we have expressed in writing the basis of this stand,” he told

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(The author, a Mindanawon, works in the office of the chairman of the Cooperative Development Authority. Comments can be sent to bency. ellorin@gmail.com.)

Djuwari...

from page A4 powerful leadership and tends to create political dynasty, the whole nation will get the impact. There must be volunteers being virtuous. The team members of the cabinet must have their expertise for virtues.

With their being virtuous, they can make their nation prosperous. Building a dynasty has proved that this greed has never produced better works of better lives for the people. The only fact for such greediness is the absolute power.

Unfortunately, the absolute power tends to create absolute corruption. We have to empower people even though they can replace us but for the best nation as a whole.

It is time for the new leaders everywhere in any nation to be virtuous. *** Editor’s note: Dr. DjuwariSarkawi is the Director of Language Laboratory, STIE Perbanas Surabaya. He is also the guest lecturer at Ottimmo International Master-gourmet Academy, Surabaya; The advisor of Indonesia Association of Press Practitioners/ Journalists in East Java province (HIPSI), Indonesia. He is also the president of the International Association of Scholarly Publishers, Editors, and Reviewers (IASPER).

Peleaz...

from page A3 Governor Pelaez cited the case of the IPPA of Mt. Apo Geothermal Power Plant wherein prior to its privatization, PSALM charges an average rate of P3.00/KWH. After it was privatized, its mixed rate was pegged at an average of P5.00/KWH. “If this Mt. Apo Geothermal Power Plant which uses renewable and cheap source of energy has its rates increased substantially, what more with Steag SPI- IPPA which uses imported and expensive coal?”

Pelaez asked rhetorically.

Thru this inquiry, Vice Governor Pelaez and the Sangguniang Panlalawigan hope to pass a legislative measure to defer the privatization.

House...

from page A5 in the area. Excavated archeological artifacts – gold jewelry, death mask, porcelains, and weighing scales – beefed up Butuan’s claim as center of trade and commerce in the region.

Historical accounts show that on March 31, 1521, an Easter Sunday, Ferdinand Magellan ordered the celebration of a mass in Butuan. “In remembrance of the important historical Christian event that is claimed to be the first in the country, the Bood Promontory was built,” Fortun said. Butuan is also host to the Banza Church ruins, a church built by Spanish friars in 1625 and believed to be the first Christian church in Mindanao.

Way older than these historical and cultural treasures are the Bequibel and Bitor shell middens in Barangay Bonbon, supporting claims of human habitation and activities of a thriving civilization in Butuan as early as the Neolothic Age or about 7,000 years ago.

Once the bill becomes a law, Buituan will be accorded priority development by the Department of Tourism in coordination with the National Historical Institute, National Museum, and other concerned government agencies. Also to be recognized are areas for tourism development such as historical and cultural landmarks, rivers, mountain resources, and indigenous communities among others.

Bankard...

from page A7 can call concierge service for info that they may need when travelling abroad, and relax at the luxurious Miascor lounge at NAIA 1 while waiting for their flight. Further, it comes with a free travel insurance and Purchase Protection Insurance for unforeseen events.

On top of all of these, cardholders can enjoy heightened security with EMV technology.

Unlike the traditional magnetic stripe feature, EMV chips randomly generate unique codes in every transaction, making it more challenging to duplicate and use. On the other hand, for online shopping, the solution lies in the ShopSecure feature which allows cardholders to nominate their online Personal Identification Number (PIN). Alternatively, they can get a Webshopper, a reference device specifically for online shopping.

RCBC Bankard Services Corporation issues and manages the RCBC Bankard portfolio in behalf of Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation, one of Philippines largest private universal banks. RCBC and RCBC Bankard Services Corporation are members of the Yuchengco Group of Companies (YGC), a conglomerate composed of close to 60 companies across a wide spectrum of industries including banking, insurance, education, real estate, construction, information technology, energy resources, advertising, and more.

CCTV...

from page A3 is not just mandated to implement the Tariff and Customs Code but is also responsible to ensure the safety of the transacting public.”

The protection of government properties and to effect arrest in order to prevent or suppress the commission of any crime within the jurisdiction of the BOC, added Nepomuceno.

Such enormous responsibilities and the existing shortage of ESS personnel, he said the use of CCTV is a “doable solution.”

He said the CCTV as an enforcement tool will help provide security, health and safety, and prevent misconduct.

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from page A1 in the area. Among which are one M14 rifle, one RPG grenade launcher, two Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs), 12 sets of military Battle Dress Uniforms, one sack of cut steel bars used as IED fragments, blasting caps, steel bar cutter, and a 5-meter long explosive detonating cord.

The troops were on a security patrol following a report from a local resident about an existence of yet another NPA arms cache in the area when they recovered said items and located a firing range which is believed to be used by the rebels.

Within the area, troops also located a book entitled “New

Differentiated Instruction

By Ione X. Canonigo Tudela National Comprehensive High School Secondary Principal II Division of Misamis Occidental

In order to make students understand and learn more effectively about the lessons, there is a need for a teacher to go beyond what books and lesson plans have presented. In some ways, he should teach children through differentiated instruction.

Differentiation means tailoring instruction to meet individual needs. Differentiated instructon gathers efforts of teachers to respond to variance among learners in the classroom.

This type of teaching reaches out to an individual or small group that is possibly having a hard time coping up with the class lessons and create the best learning experience. It makes use of four classroom elements based on student readiness, interest, or learning profile.

These elements are the content, process, products and learning environment.

Contents are lessons that a student has to learn. Differentiating it for example, is through using spelling or vocabulary lists at readiness levels of students.

People’s Army Demolition Course Manual,” which may have been used in teaching their recruits how to make explosives, as evidenced by the significant numbers of IEDs recovered in the area.

It has been reported earlier that the government troops conducted a coordinated law enforcement operations wherein the PNP executed a search warrant issued by court after complaints of local residents about the existence of firearms and ammunition as well as explosives cache in their community perpetrated

by NPA rebels.

Government troops continue to secure the area as local residents become fretted by a possible attack of the NPA rebels in retaliation to their bold act of going against the armed group and preventing them to rule over their community once more.

A Lumad (Indigenous Peoples)-dominated community, Barangay White Kulaman in Kitaotao, Bukidnon has suffered years of agony under the threatening rule of the NPA that subjected them to force taxation and extortion, coercion, and several other abuses that, to this day, still haunt the local residents who only wanted to attend to their farms and live peacefully.

Many of the residents consider the law enforcement operation that was conducted in their barangay as “liberation from the hostile rule of the abusive NPA rebels.

“We will continue to protect the people of White Kulaman if only to uplift their rights and their desire to live peacefully, free from the mischiefs of the NPA. Let us all look after our people here in this community.

After all, these are the people whom we truly serve. Let us continue to uphold their human rights especially our Lumad brothers who have long suffered from abuses and the futility of the armed struggle that is perpetrated by our rebel brothers. These series of events and the recovery of significant

Process is making use of activities in which the student participates in order to master a content.

Example for this is through letting them conduct a role play which at the end, all of them will realize the theme or idea behind the activity.

Products, on the other hand, is about coming up with projects that ask the student to rehearse, apply, and extend what he has learned in a subject. Differentiating this element is by way of giving student options to expand a topic such as creating a puppet show, writing a letter or mural painting.

Lastly, learning environment refers to the way a classroom works and feels.

The teacher can implement differentiated instruction through for one, making sure that there are places in the room to work quietly and without distraction, as well as places that invite student collaboration.

Differentiating instruction is a good method to encourage children appreciate and value learning. number of firearms and explosives are vivid portrayals of the NPA “militarizing” our communities by building up arms and explosives in a barangay and asking our people to fight the government,” says Ltc Lennon G. Babilonia, commanding officer of the Army’s 8th Infantry Battalion based in Bukidnon. (Norman M Tagros, 8IB/403rd/4ID/PA/PIA-10)

Police...

from page A1 Tomanto; Alisaman Santos Y Dimasangka aka “BOKONG”; Walid Mandagla Y Indie; Anowar Angni y Locsadato aka “ANO”; Caris Lando Y Balowa; and Bawi Mapandi Y Mangansan.

Initial investigation by personnel of Tubod Municipal Police Station (MPS) disclosed that the escapees managed to escape from the penal facility by cutting the grills of their cell with the use of a hacksaw blade and pass over the perimeter fence at the back portion of facility.

Further investigation disclosed that the duty guards on post, namely, Roderick Banasco; Oscar Molijon and Ernesto Caro had only been aware of the incident after one of the inmates shouted and informed them that the eight inmates had already escaped.

At around 7:20 in the morning of the same date, authorities got one piece of Lenox hacksaw blade, which could be used by the escapees in cutting the grills.

It was turned-over by an inmate, David Gerolaga, to the responding personnel of Tubod Municipal Police Station.

Personnel from the Lanao del Norte Provincial Police Office are doing random checkpoints as part of the manhunt operation.

A P500-thousand reward has been offered by the provincial government headed by Mohamad Khalid Dimaporo for any information that will lead to the arrest of the escapees.

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