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Rural electrification THE National Electrification Administration (NEA) said that it has brought electricity to 362 rural villages under its Sitio Electrification Program (SEP) in the four months to April, the majority of which were in Mindanao.

“Of which, 200 sitios were in Mindanao, 106 sitios in the Visayas, and 56 sitios in Luzon. These sitios’ (electrification was) funded by previous years’ General Appropriations Act[s] (GAA),” the NEA’s communications office said.

The overall number of rural villages that were energized stood at 125,581 or 84.46% of the total that are within the coverage areas of 121 electric cooperatives, as of Feb. 28.

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ISAMIS Oriental: The prov incial government of Misamis Oriental distributes 64 brand-ne w vehicles worth P118.5 million for the prov inci a l c apitol department heads Thursday.

Provincial Governor Yevgeny Vincente Emano hoped that the delivery of the new vehicles could fast track the basic services to the provincial people in the countryside.

“With all the logistics support and a new vehicle for mobility, the delivery of the basic services by each assigned department to the provincial constituents would be more effective and efficient,” Emano said during VEHICLES/PAGE 11

A priest blesses the fleet of brand-new vehicles at the provincial capitol ground in Misamis Oriental Thursday, ready for distribution to the various offices and departments as replacement to the old, dilapidated and defective provincial service vehicles. photo by cris diaz

Normin gears for TS Crising to protect 419 susceptible brgys THE Regional Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (RDRRMC)-10 has alerted the 419 barangays susceptible to landslide and flood in northern Mindanao as heavy rainfall is expected starting May 14, 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. due to Tropical Storm ‘Crising.’

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Rice inventory THE rice inventory as of March 1 fell 4.5% year on year to 2.08 million metric tons (MT), the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) said.

In its rice and corn stocks inventory report, the PSA said rice stocks held by households rose 25.4% year on year to 1.23 million MT, while inventory in commercial warehouses fell 18.3% to 584.66 thousand MT. Rice stored in National Food Authority (NFA) depositories fell 44.9% to 265.32 thousand MT.

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NO MASK NO ENTRY. Badjao village leader Ronald Ebbah helps man a checkpoint set up to prevent entry of potentially infected persons by checking on their temperature.

None of the residents, however, have been tested for COVID-19. mindanews photo by rommel g . rebollido

Quezon LGU forges ties with DA to steer farmers towards higher yield MAYOR Pablo M. Lorenzo III of Quezon municipality in Bukidnon province recently requested the Department of Agriculture in Northern Mindanao (DA-10) to support the town’s overall goal of increasing farmers’ income and improving livelihoods.

The mayor sought DA’s a s s i s t an c e p ar t i c u l ar ly on animal dispersal programs; abaca, vegetable and fruit production; and farm mechanization strategy, among other agriinterventions to help local farmers earn more amid the

pandemic.

Guided by the Department's twin goals of "Masaganang Ani, Mataas na Kita," Regional Executive Director Carlene Collado quickly convened DA-10’s technical team to discuss FARMERS/PAGE 11

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Ozamiz to penalize health protocol violators

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ZAMIZ CITY, Misamis Occidental--As COVID-19 cases continue to rise, Mayor Sancho Fernando Oaminal issued a memorandum addressed to the chief of police of Ozamiz to arrest violators of the minimum health protocols especially those who are not wearing or improperly wearing face masks.

The mayor also implemented the local ordinance to penalize those who are caught without face masks or not wearing proper face masks with P3,000.

During a press conference, May 7, Oaminal raised his concern over residents who still fail to observe the proper wearing of face masks when outside

amidst the ongoing threat of the pandemic.

“Wear face masks to protect yourself and your families and everyone. The best and the most effective way to stop the spread of the virus is to follow the minimum health protocols,“ Oaminal said.

On the fees imposed, the mayor reiterated that the government doesn’t want the people’s money as the former targets to get everybody’s cooperation.

Thus, he urges the residents to continue on wearing a mask in situations where they would be close to other people.

“Atong makontrol basta kita magtinabangay, basta kita mucooperate.

Suportahan nato ang atong gobyerno (We can control the virus if we cooperate. Let us support

our government),” he said.

As for the continuation of vaccination, Oaminal encouraged residents to get vaccinated because it is safe and it is necessary in order to recover from the virus.

Despite the pandemic and expenses that the city is facing to end the pandemic, Oaminal assured that the Asenso Ozamiz administration is doing its best to continue giving the best services to Ozamiznons.

“Hangyo mi mag-uban ta nga atong undangon ang pagkalat sa virus sa atong dakbayan (We are pleading to everyone to help us contain the spread of the virus in the city) by wearing face masks and by observing social distancing. We can only stop the spread if we do it together, help each other.”

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During the press conference, May 7, Mayor Sancho Fernando Oaminal urges residents to wear face masks aside from face masks on public transports, workplaces, and commercial establishments as an added protection from coronavirus disease (COVID-19). (LGU Ozamiz)

The local chief executive also reminded his constituents not to let their guard down and continue observing the health protocols to avoid getting infected with the dreaded disease.

As of May 7, more than 25 employees from the City Government of Ozamiz tested positive for COVID-19. (SMRN/PIA Misamis Occidental)

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NHA to provide free engineering, architectural design assistance for Marawi IDPs

By CLAIRE R. GIGJE

MARAWI CITY-The National Housing Authority (NHA) through its Marawi Project Management Office (MPMO) is set to render free engineering and architectural design assistance for homeowners of the city’s most affected area (MAA) in line with the upcoming observance of Marawi Week of Peace on May 17 to 23 this year.

Jamaloding Baute, Community Support Services Assistant of the NHA-MPMO, shared in the recent episode of Mashuara sa Radyo Pilipinas of DXSO that NHA will have its own booth at the Provincial

Capitol Gymnasium amid the anticipated celebration wherein at least four engineering and architectural designs will be presented to IDPs in which they can choose their preferred design.

“Ang focus po natin is ang free design kasi nasa stage po tayo ngayon sa ground zero ng Kathagombalay which is kasali po ang NHA. As our GM’s commitment, walang kahit isang IDP ang hindi pwedeng magapply. Kailangan lahat ma-cater para sa ating architectural design dahil sa pagkakaalam natin, mahal po ang pagpapadesign,” he said as he reminded the listeners of the Kathagombalay, the processing of applications to secure permits and clearances for repair and construction of structures in MAA. [Our focus is free design because we are in a stage of the Kathagombalay for ground zero in which NHA is part.

As our GM’s commitment, no IDP will not have the chance to apply. Everyone must be catered in our architectural design because as we know, [house] designing is expensive.]

Baute also stressed that part of the inclusion of the assistance package is the cost estimate and technical plans.

He further reiterated that engineering and architectural designs are requisite for Kathagombalay and that as per documented basis, the Task Force Bangon Marawi shall only allow homeowners to construct or repair their property in MAA if they successfully secure their own necessary permits.

The NHA-MPMO also announced that there will be no posted schedule per barangay for the availing of the said DESIGN/PAGE 11

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Emperador’s First Quarter Net Income Up 43% At P2.1 Billion On Strong International Performance

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ANILA, Philippines – Emperador Inc. – the largest global brandy company owning the world’s iconic and bestselling brandy Emperador Brandy – saw net income to owners grow by 43% year-on-year to P2.1 billion in the first quarter of 2021, while revenues rose by 13% to P12.1 billion.

With Emperador's global footprint across over 100 countries in six continents, iconic and well-diversified brandy and whisky portfolio, and strong managements all over the world, the company has constantly been able to navigate

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through the ongoing challenges brought about by the pandemic.

The first quarter of 2021 saw a continued robust performance of Emperador’s global business. Sales in most markets are returning. Leading the growth are the Americas, UK and the rest of Europe, and Asia, particularly China.

Emperador Inc. president Winston Co said, “Our business is growing on multiple levels.

We are happy to report a record first-quarter income of P2.1 billion, coming from a record year in 2020. Both brandy and whisky segments have seen continuous robust

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growth. The current environment has shifted consumer behavior differently in various markets.

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are optimistic that the gains we have achieved will lead the company to a new phase of growth. We expect the situation to improve and return to some level of normalcy towards the end of the year.”

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Whisky Scotland 2021. Emperador brandy and whisky products are available in more than 100 countries and the company is a publicly listed company at the Philippine Stock Exchange.

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Surceasing the SAP?

The COVID-19 pandemic is the defining global health crisis of the modern time and the greatest challenge we have faced since World War II. As has been experienced, the pandemic is much more than a health crisis, it's also an unprecedented socioeconomic crisis.

It creates devastating social, economic and political effects that will surely leave deep and longstanding scars. Every day, people are losing jobs and income, with no way of knowing when normality will return. The April 2021 data showed that unemployment rate is now at 17.7%, which means that 7.3 million Filipinos have become jobless.

At the onset of this p and e m ic, w he n st r ic t community quarantines were imposed to arrest the spread of the virus, the national government has implemented the Social Amelioration Program to support the economically

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The right motivation Think a minute… A school teacher was complaining about a little boy in her class who was not showing any interest in learning.

She said: “David will not do his school work. He’s not even motivated to try!” But that same boy, David, will jump out of bed early in the morning to go fishing or play with his friends. He just needs the right motivation.

Ever yone can be motivated. Just watch people leaving work on Friday. Even at the end of a long week of work, they still have plenty of motivation and energy to party that evening and throughout the weekend!

Maybe you had a school teacher who made a certain subject interesting and exciting to you. He or she inspired and gave you the desire to learn. They explained things so you could clearly understand, and as a result you did much better in that teacher’s class than the other ones.

B u t w e p a re nt s a re our kids’ most important teachers. We are the main ones responsible to motivate our children, so they want to

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disadvantaged and vulnerable Filipinos. Bayanihan to Heal as One Act I was enacted allocating P199.975 billion to the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) which downloaded t he s ame to LG Us for distribution. Through SAP, P5,000 to P8,000 monthly cash subsidy to low-income families for two months were distributed, depending on their areas of residence.

On paper and its good purpose, it is a noble and timely response. But what has gone wrong with SAP? The implementation of SAP cannot be said to be so successful and so much a failure. There were reports of anomalies and corruptions ranging from the issues with the list of beneficiaries, release, insufficient funds, lack of sound distribution system, politicking and/or palakasan system. But is it supposed to be perfect?

Of course, no! In fact, its i mpl e m e nt at i on i s t h e

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best measure to say there is room for improvement.

For a distribution which is national in scope, it will not be as smooth as one dreams it to be. However, it is never an excuse to just let it stay as it is. The failure calls for actions, to say the least.

The most pronounced is the need of a national database system which will be used not only for any SAP tranches but for relevant social welfare programs in the future. With this system put in place coupled with its regular updating, glitches above highlighted can be prevented and our national resources will be efficiently used/distributed.

Coordination flowchart/ network is also a must. With it, barangays, municipalities, cities and provinces will be able to update the current list and respond more quickly should there be any natural or health emergencies.

As there are observed delays in cash distributions

ORLANDO VICENTE MONTALBAN with the SAP, LGUs should instead prioritize food or relief goods distribution to ensure that constituents do not go hungry.

To avoid “palakasan,” there should be means and ways for transparency. Criteria for inclusion and exclusion shou l d b e an nou nc e d / published in public offices and official LGU websites or social media pages or even traditional media outfits.

This will allow the public to participate and report instances of double counting, SAP/PAGE 11

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JUN LEDESMA THIS brouhaha about debates over Scarborough and Duterte on a jet ski is nothing but boredom inducers.

The previous administration gave it up and even allowed China to do reclamation work using the soil mined from the mountains of Zambales and mine tailings from Tawi-Tawi islands. Tonying Carpio and Berting del Rosario convinced Noynoy Aquino that they go to the Hague, hire judges to set up an arbitral court so they

can take back what they have given up. They knew that China will not participate in that moro-moro. Of course, that court ruled in their favor but there is nothing in that ruling which tells China to give back the island and other rocks around it to the Philippines.

Debate? What would the proposition be? Will one still subject to a debate on the indubitable fact that the immediate past administration gave up the Panatag shoal? The more Carpio and Del Rosario fan the embers of that lost cause, the more they expose their motives. Did it ever occur to them that one day people will unearth why the Philippine panel would bring a retinue of about 50 people to watch that zarzuela at the Hague?

There is really nothing in Hague to entertain them, but the steamy Amsterdam is just a wink away. If Joma

loves it there when he gets bored at Ultrech why not the 50 hangers-on?

Uncle Sam will not go to war for the Philippines over that sheet of paper, as Digong would aptly describe it. Tonying and Berting are now pushing Digong to go to war for them. Look what happens to Hamas when they taunted the might of Israel.

And now come to the childish stooges of the Otso Deretso having a photo taken of them with a jet ski. The jesters posted it on Facebook to remind us of Digong’s electoral ‘promise’ that he would ride a jet ski and plant the Philippine flag in the Scarborough. This after Digong declared that those who believe his joke about the jet ski ride are plain idiots.

But what could be more shocking than the Ruling Party President, Manny Pakyaw, b elie ving the Chairman’s joke? He also

belittles Digong foray in engaging China’s Pres. Xi Jinping in a bilateral talk instead of following the line of Carpio and Del Rosario and their cabal. Frankly, I still cannot understand why President Digong is keeping a rat in his closet. Melvin Matibag, of PDP-Laban bared that party members are not comfortable with pugilist Pakyaw singing the opposition tune.

When one sums up all the incendiary speeches and grandstanding these all boil down to the 2022 elections.

Consider these: Tonying C ar pio had this dream of running for President. Thus he mounted a stage along with a coterie of whatever vestiges are left in the Aquino administration, the crumbling Liberal Party, Oust-Duterte movement, and a mishmash of leftist political party organizations LEDESMA/PAGE 11

Assuming the identity of Christ JHAN TIAFAU HURST learn to succeed and become their best in life. But to do that we cannot just tell our kids, we also must show them that we believe in them. We must spend time watching and listening to our children, so we can help them know what their natural, unique talents are. Then we need to encourage them in that area so they can fully develop their own special abilities— whether it is academics in school, business, social skills and relating to people, sports, music, or whatever they naturally enjoy and do well.

You and I can motivate our children by always loving and accepting them without conditions, no matter what MOTIVATION/PAGE 11

WE have to be clear about this point. We are meant to assume the identity of Christ.

And that is not a gratuitous, baseless assertion, much less, a fiction or a fantasy. It is founded on a fundamental truth of your faith that we have been created by God in his own image and likeness.

And this truth of faith has been vividly shown to us since it is acted out in the whole history and economy of salvation that culminated in Christ offering his life and his very own self as the Bread of Life so we can have the eternal life with him, and so that he and us can be one.

This history and economy of our salvation is still an ongoing affair insofar as we are concerned. We have to work it out so we can have our salvation or the

perfection and completion of our humanity.

Of course, insofar as Christ is concerned, it’s already a done deal. He assures us of our salvation as long as we go along with him. We have to understand that it is only in him and with him when we can have the perfection and completion of our humanity, or when we can truly be God’s image and likeness as he wants us to be.

And this going along with Christ involves nothing less than us assuming the very identity and life of Christ.

This point can be proven by the fact that Christ did not only offer us a Way so we can follow him, nor a Truth so we can know him, at least intellectually, but rather a Life so that he and us can truly be one.

We have to arrive at that point where we can make St. Paul’s words as our own too: “I no longer live, but Christ lives in me. The life I live in the body, I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself up for me.” (Gal 2,20) We just have to learn to set aside whatever difficulty or awkwardness we may have in dealing with this basic truth of faith about ourselves. We have to try our best to know Christ and to adapt his very own mind and will, his own ways, behavior and reactions to whatever situation we may find ourselves in.

What is also clear is that Christ is actually already living with us. He is in us as the pattern and perfecter of our humanity, and the savior of our damaged humanity.

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ROY CIMAGALA We just have to learn to live with Christ. He is never far or indifferent to us. Even in our miserable and wounded condition, he continues to be with us, showing us with greater solicitude. It’s rather us who tend to ignore and contradict him.

So let’s know Christ more and more by meditating on the gospel where his life IDENTITY/PAGE 11

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TATE pension fund Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) has extended the application deadline for the GSIS Computer Loan program until December 31, 2021.

"The GSIS Computer Loan is intended to assist government employees in purchasing a computer unit for their online work or even for the virtual classes of their children. Under the program, GSIS members may borrow Php30,000, payable in three years at an interest of 6% per annum. The loan is very member-friendly as it has a monthly amortization of only Php 983.33. And the application may be done online," GSIS President and General Manager Rolando Ledesma Macasaet said.

Since its launch in November last year, a total of 109,000 government workers have so far availed of the loan.

A GSIS member publicly expressed his appreciation for the program and posted it on social media.

“Thank you very much for this Computer Loan Facility. I was able to buy a beautiful laptop, which I am using now both for my

personal and work-related matters. I sincerely thank you for this facility. Had it not been for this, I would not have a new laptop of my own. Ang galing ni PGM Macasaet po.

Mabuhay ang GSIS,” wrote Ronald Allan Sta. Ana of the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) in his Facebook account.

"Dahil siguro kumpleto at tama ang in-attach kong documents sa online application ko, na-credit agad sa UMID account ko ang proceeds within the day. Hindi ko na kinailangang magpunta sa GSIS," Sta. Ana added.

Sta. Ana is a Sr. Technical Education and Skills Development Specialist who develops guidelines for flexible learning delivery modes (online, distance learning, on-the-job training) used in technical vocational courses. As TESDA implements alternative work arrangements, he brings his new laptop to the office and when he goes home to Pangasinan.

“Nakakatuwa naman at marami talaga ang nakikinabang sa GSIS Computer Loan Program.

Natupad ang layunin natin na mabigyang ginhawa ang mga empleyado ng

gobyerno sa tulong ng ating Computer Loan.

Marami sa kanila at mga anak nila na nag-aaral ang nangangailangan ng computer at stable na WiFi connection lalo na ngayong may pandemya.

Wala pang isang libo ang monthly amortization kaya abot-kaya ng marami,’’ explained GSIS President and General Manager

branches of The SM Store & SM Business Services; and Villarica Pawnshops.

“We’re delighted to broaden our partnership with such a reputable brand and payout network as BDO to offer a comprehensive payout service. Ensuring our customers are able to transfer money to family and friends back home conveniently, safely, and as quickly as possible is why we exist. We’re confident that making it possible to send money to USD bank accounts in the Philippines & BDO Remit cash pick-

Financial Assistance Loan (GFAL); have no past due GSIS loan except housing loan; and are not under suspended agencies.

In addition, they should have a net take-home pay of not lower than the amount required by the General Appropriations Act after all monthly obligations have been deducted.

Members may file their applications via eGSISMO (online GSIS facility); email to the handling branch (see updated email addresses at https://www. gsis.gov.ph/advisory-onthe-new-email-addressesof-gsis-offices); drop boxes in GSIS offices across the country; the GSIS Wireless Automated Processing GSIS/PAGE 10

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WorldRemit, BDO Remit create even more ways for Filipinos to receive money with USD payouts WorldRemit, a leading international cross-border payments company has expanded its longstanding partnership with BDO Remit—the remittance service brand of BDO Unibank that has the most expansive branch network in the Philippines.

Through this partnership, recipients of money transfers in the Philippines can now receive payment straight to their USD account with BDO Unibank or for USD cash pick-up at BDO Unibank branches; BDO Remit counters inside the

Rolando Ledesma Macasaet.

Qualified to apply for the Computer Loan are active members who have paid at least three months of premiums; have permanent appointment; are not on leave of absence without pay; have no pending administrative or criminal case; have no arrears under the GSIS

up locations will give our customers more flexibility and options to receive support from their loved ones abroad”, said Earl Melivo, Country Director for the Philippines at WorldRemit.

WorldRemit users can send money from over 50 countries including the US, UK, Canada, and Australia, to more than 150 destinations.

Depending on their receiver’s location, customers can choose from multiple payout methods including bank deposits, mobile wallets, cash pick-up, and mobile airtime top-up.

BDO Unibank has the largest branch & ATM network in the Philippines and is part of the SM Group, which owns the biggest mall and supermarket/groceries chain in the country. BDO Unibank has over 1,400 branches and more than 4,400 ATMs all over the country (including BDO Network Bank – BDO Unibank’s rural bank subsidiary).

Aside from receiving money via USD account & cash pick-up, customers can also make transfers to PAYOUTS/PAGE 10

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Fanlife by 917Ventures: the ultimate marketplace for K-Pop and K-Drama fans WITH the pandemic suspending live tours and appearances, artists and fans alike have been trying to rekindle their connection with one another through social media, virtual shows, and merchandise. Fanlife, the ultimate marketplace experience made for every fan and 917Ventures’ new offering, brings K-Pop and K-Drama supporters all over the country closer to their

favorite artists via exclusive experiences and official goods.

Seeking to expand the reach and engagement between local and international artists and their supporters (yes, not only K-Culture!), Fanlife boasts of an immersive experience for fans on www.fanlife.ph. On the platform, fans may learn more about their favorite artists through exclusive content and get a chance to meet them via online live

events. They may also stoke their love for their favorite artists with collectibles and merchandise available on the e-commerce site.

“Fanlife connects you to your favorite artists through exciting experiences, bringing you closer to them with just a click. You may also discover your new favorite artist and be a part of your favorite artists' communities all within the website,” said Aya Villa-Real,

the Venture Builder of Fanlife.

Fanlife was one of the selections from the first batch of the Velocity program, a 917Ventures initiative geared towards helping aspiring entrepreneurs from ideation to execution with the goal of building a successful business that would progress on to ultimately becoming a standalone entity.

“We believe the best ideas and ventures come from such

a diverse entrepreneurial base in the Philippines and Southeast Asia. As such, Velocity provides venture builders the opportunity to build businesses leveraging on the advantage of operating within 917Ventures and Globe,” said Vince Yamat, 917Ventures Managing Director.

For more information about 917Ventures, visit https://917ventures.com/

Keeping the bayanihan spirit alive to address a hunger crisis THE rising need for food and other basic goods by disadvantaged families prompted many good-natured individuals like 26-year old Ana Patricia Non to put up community pantries in various places around the country. Designed specifically to help the poor and augment a day's meal for families caught by the devastating impact of the pandemic, the work of these good samaritans spread like wildfire over social media. As a way of extending support to its customers in need, Globe provided assistance to over 200 community pantries nationwide by leveraging on its partnership with PureGold through the PureGo app.

“This is our way of showing malasakit to our customers. By staying close to them and their communities, they know we are here to support them.

Once again, the Filipino bayanihan spirit comes to life at a time when many people are finding it difficult to cope with the health crisis,” said Yoly Crisanto, Globe Chief Sustainability Officer and Senior Vice President for Corporate Communications.

The country’s largest mobile network operator assisted 182 community

pantries in the National Capital Region (NCR), 11 in Luzon, as well as 16 in Visayas and Mindanao.

Most of the community pantries are in Quezon City with 39, followed by 18 pantries in Manila, Marikina and Makati with 13, Pasay and Pasig with 12, Caloocan with 11, and Davao City with 7. Aside from providing grocery items to feed the hungry, Globe has also donated prepaid load cards.

“Being one with the community is a real blessing.

It is indeed wonderful to see people coming together to help members of their communities,” Crisanto added.

The operators of the community pantries rely on donations from those who are capable and willing to share their resources.

Locations of the over 500 community pantries nationwide may be accessed via https://saanyan.github.io/ saanmaycommunitypantry/.

To continue supporting the growing number of community pantries, Globe customers may also donate their Rewards points to Walang Iwanan Alliance to fund the purchase of supplies

in support of the community pantries. For Globe and TM customers who have Rewards points, they may support via the Globe Rewards app. Just click “Donate” and choose Walang Iwanan Alliance.

Each point is equivalent to P1.

They can also donate via the Walang Iwanan Alliance (GCash QR code) For additional hunger alleviation initiatives, donations may likewise be made to Rise Against Hunger (GCash QR code) and Gawad Kalinga’s Kusina ng Kalinga (GCash

QR Code).

Last March, Globe employees rallied once more to fight hunger through an employee donation drive under the #OneGlobeVsCovid program, and have raised over P700,000 to support the

Globe supported Iligan Community Pantry in Tibanga, Iligan City, Lanao del Norte

hunger alleviation efforts of Walang Iwanan Alliance, Rise Against Hunger and Gawad Kalinga’s Kusina ng Kalinga.

To know more about Globe’s sustainability efforts, visit https://www.globe.com. ph/about-us/sustainability. html#gref

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Bersong Euro-Pinoy Goes to Zamboanga Con Buen Amistad on 21 May 2021 at 6pm It is Viva Europa time once again! Allow us to ignite the fire and passion in your hearts as the European Union brings back “Bersong EuroPinoy” on 21 May at 6pm in Zamboanga.

The fire and fervour of European verses coupled with Chavacano and other languages from Southern Philippines continue this May through this literary festival.

The EU Delegation to the Philippines has worked in tandem with the Embassies of Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Germany, Spain and Instituto Cervantes Manila, France, the Philippine-Italian Association, Austria, Poland, Finland and Ateneo de Zamboanga University.

Dubbed “Con Buen Amistad,” or “Friendship and Partnership”, this poetry recital (Verses Versus the Virus) will be streamed live at the FB page of the EU Delegation to the Philippines: facebook.com/ EUDelegationToThePhilippines.

European Union Ambassador Luc Véron, a patron and lover of literature himself, said that Bersong Euro-Pinoy

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will provide a platform for European and Filipino poets and literary enthusiasts to better understand and appreciate each other’s culture and to strengthen people-topeople links between and among Europeans and Filipinos.

With the “new normal” being in place, this cultural journey is even easier.

A brainchild of Instituto Cervantes, it used to be held under the framework of “Dia del Libro” gathering all diplomats and literary enthusiasts from among

the members of the EU Delegation to the Philippines, EU member states’ embassies and cultural institutes.

EU and Ateneo de Zamboanga University Partnership Literary luminaries from Zamboanga and Mindanao will read their pieces also in the mother tongue: M.J. Cagumbay Tumamac, poet in Hiligaynon, Southern Mindanao, Awardee of Makata ng Taon 2019; Sigrid Gayangos, poet in Chabacano, Zamboanga City/Dumaguete City,

Awardee of Palanca Award 2018; and Errol Merquita, a recipient of Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards (2011, 2015, 2017) and Satur Apoyon Writing Contest (2010), for fiction in Cebuano and poetry for children in Filipino.

These poets were mobilized by the Ateneo de Zamboanga University, this year’s academic partner along with De La Salle University.

“The Ateneo de Zamboanga University is very grateful to be part of the European Union Delegation to the Philippines’ Poetry Recital this year. In these trying times, we need words that build, words that bring comfort, words that heal, and this literary event provides that. Let us continue to seek inspiration from friendships that flourish, and celebrate our freedom to collectively rise above difficulties”, said Fr Karel San Juan, President of Ateneo de Zamboanga University.

Errol Merquita will read his original poem Pangamuyo sa Brgy.

Diatagon, Lianga (sa padayong pagbakwit ug kagubot) with English translation by Ralph Semino Galán, Entreaty from Brgy. Diatagon, Lianga (On the continuing evacuation and chaos); Sigrid Marianne Gayangos will read his poem Cuando ya busca yo con el maga palabra with English translation

by Floraime Oliveros Pantaleta (When I was searching for the words); MJ Tumamac will read his poem Pabay-an nga magbalhas sang nana ang ginasugba nga indangan which Mr. Eric Nebran translated into English (Let pus drip from the surgeonfish sweating on the grill).

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ACT survey reveals persistent access, safety issues half-way into school year; amplifies calls for increased state support The second part of the Alliance of Concerned Teachers (ACT) Philippines’ survey assessing the first half of school year 2020–2021 revealed persisting problems in access to distance learning modalities, lacking education materials, and poor state of school facilities unfit for the conduct of face-to-face classes.

The group urged the Duterte administration to consider the result of their survey in the Bayanihan 3 deliberations and to augment the budget for education through other means, such as the provision of supplemental funds and realignment of resources from ‘non-essential’ items in the 2021 GAA to enhance education delivery amid the pandemic.

Persistent access, quality issues ACT noted a staggering 95% of teachers from NCR and 81% from other regions reported that their students continue to face problems with the cost of gadgets and internet connectivity. Of which, 48% and 53% respectively indicated that at least 30% of their students have difficulties financing the demands of distance learning.

“Majority of our students come from low-income households, or those most hit in the economic recession

brought about by the pandemic. Some belong in homes that house two to three families, with only one or two gadgets shared by multiple learners. Many lost their source/s of income. The government is essentially forcing these families to choose between putting food on the table and ensuring their children’s education, as they reel from the various effects of a bungled pandemic handling,” lamented Basilio.

ACT reiterated their demand for an additional budget of Php13.33 billion that is estimated to cover the provision of tablets and 10GB monthly data for the poorest 5% of learners, the funds for which ‘may be easily sourced’ from the NTF-ELCAC budget of Php19.1 billion.

Another use for the same ‘non-essential’ task force money is the granting of a monthly Php1,500 internet allowance for teachers and Php150 mobile data provisions to the poorest 5% of learners, pegged at a total of Php20 billion.

“These budgetary needs can likewise be addressed immediately through significant changes to the Bayanihan 3 recently approved by a House panel.

Instead of the current version’s allotment of a pitiful Php5.6 billion to education, we can tap the lavish provision for military pension now at

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Php54.6 billion which should be more than enough to cover the granting of gadgets and ample internet allowances to both teachers and students,” argued Basilio.

Teacher-respondents also reported that their students are lagging behind in lessons. 95% of those from NCR and 86% from other regions admitted that portions of their classes lag behind, while 24% and 29% respectively said that 30% or more have difficulties keeping up.

Meanwhile, teachers are also behind their lesson schedules as reported by 27% of respondents from NCR and 43% from other regions, with 22% and 34% respectively delayed by as much as one to two weeks.

“These figures, however concerning, are sadly unsurprising, especially with the severely undersupported distance learning modalities and the overburdening of both teachers and learners. It is indicative of serious problems in DepEd’s education program, policies, and curriculum.

It’s at best riddled with major lapses and at worst extremely unresponsive to the demands of providing accessible quality education amid multiple crises. These, however, are not merely the fault of DepEd but a result of the Duterte administration’s gross negligence of education,” said Basilio.

Lacking printed modules The most employed learning modality remains to be the printed modular learning, indicated by 50% of teacher-respondents from NCR and 87% from other regions. However, the available modules for the first and second grading were incomplete, according to 32% of NCR teachers and 23% of teachers from other regions.

“Half-way into the school year and we’re still significantly short of the most basic requisite of distance learning—

printed modules. Major factors to this are the delayed production of learning materials from the Central Office and the insufficient funds for module printing.

This is a great disservice to millions of learners who are shortchanged in education, and to teachers as well who have been exhausting their means to fill in these shortages,” hit ACT Secretary General Raymond Basilio.

He cited how teachers have had to make up for these by putting in extra hours to research and create their own materials and by procuring their own printers and bond papers either by shelling out money from their own shallow pockets or soliciting from their networks.

However, instead of addressing the needs of the printed modular modality, DepEd opted to push for the shift to digital learning through the DepEd Commons platform ‘without enough consideration to the inaccessibility of such to its constituents, which was primarily why the majority chose to use printed modules.’

Unpreparedness to hold limited face-to-face classes ACT said that schools remain unsafe due to perennially unaddressed shortages in infrastructure, rendering it still unfit to hold in-classroom learning.

In its survey, 83% of NCR respondents and 72% from other regions answered that they have insufficient to no school nurse at all. About 50% of the respondents nationwide indicated that their classrooms have poor ventilation. 42% from NCR and 52% from other regions also noted that their schools do not have enough comfort rooms, while 31% and 41% respectively said they have insufficient or lacking water supply in their schools.

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Villanueva: Drive-thru, home delivery, workplace, open churches, village-organized vaccinations key to more jabs

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OVEL vaccination modes piloted by local governments are one of the many ways in which vaccination can be ramped up “to save people from the virus and vaccines from spoilage,” Senator Joel Villanueva said today.

Villanueva called on the national government to replicate the “drivethru, home delivery, and village-run” vaccinations which Metro Manila cities have tried with success. He added that the pandemic managers should also consider the offer of church leaders to open up places of worship to serve as an additional vaccine site.

“And if we add company-run workplace vaccinations to the equation, we are opening five new tracks on which vaccine deliveries can speed through,” Villanueva said.

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vaccinations. "We need all hands on deck. The more sites, the better."

Low supply plus slow rollout is a toxic combination friendly to the virus, the senator said.

“The Philippine archipelago should not become some like subcontinent,” Villanueva said, referring to India’s runaway COVID 19 infection and death rates from a triple mutant virus the World Health Organization has tagged as a global threat.

Employing other means to spike daily vaccination numbers will not only boost the nation’s protection against whatever variants there are, “but, at the same time, prepare us when vaccines will finally arrive in large numbers.”

He said the “vaccinate at home” service for seniors, persons with disabilities, and sick persons being conducted by city governments in NCR is one way to increase our “vaccine absorptive capacity.”

Drive-thru jabbing like the one Makati is holding is another effective means, he said.

He said the villagerun vaccinations, done by volunteer doctors and nurses from among homeowners, are being done in Quezon City. “This can relieve overworked city health employees,” Villanueva EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF THE ESTATE OF REGINA FRIAS-DAOMILAS KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:

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said.

“We have to think outside the box and meet the vaccine recipients where it is convenient to them: in their homes, in their cars, in village halls and clubhouses, in churches and places of worship, or in the workplace,” Villanueva said “The modern day, de-facto town plaza—the

that rate, aabutin tayo ng 2023. Bago na ang administrasyon by that time, ngunit marami pa rin ang walang bakuna,” he said.

“Vaccination acceleration is critical,” the senator added, as 1.5 million doses of AstraZeneca will expire on June 30, while another 525,000 doses will expire on July 31.

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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 LETECIA W. ANAHAW has filed with this Office, a petition for change of first name from “ LOLECIA” to “LETECIA” and correction of entry in the date of birth from “ “ to “ “ in the certificate of live birth of LOLECIA M. WAGA at Initao, Misamis Oriental and whose parents are ARTURO A. WAGA and FLORA J. MARBA.

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already been distributed nationwide, but only 2,539,693 doses have been administered.

Of those who have been vaccinated, a total of 2,025,038 people got the first dose while only 514,655 people got the second dose, data from the DOH showed.

“Yung 514,655, 1/200th lang yan ng 100 milyong Pilipino. At

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mall—should also come into the picture,” he added.

He warned that the 36,000 to 67,000 daily vaccination rate “is below the ideal speed that will bring us to herd immunity.”

As of May 11, a total of 7,764,050 vaccines have been delivered to the Philippines. Of this, 6,408,640 have

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is getting ready to restart with appropriate protocols and strategies in place.

The campaign recognizes the tourism industry as a very important contributor to the province's local economy.

In 2019, the island province received an unprecedented 790,971 visitors and multimillion peso tourism-related private sector investments such as in resort development. (Camiguin Tourism Office/PIA10)

vlog's first piece is about Camiguin and scheduled to air in three parts with the first episode already posted online, May 10.

"We are pleased to have been visited by Mindanao Roadtrip with Art and we had the time to share our directions that would help us transform and pivot towards a new season for tourism," Camiguin Provincial Tourism Officer Candice Borromeo-Dael

said.

In his video, Vlog Content Creator Art Boncato said the province has launched its Clean Camiguin campaign composed of programs and systems that aim to ensure the safety of communities, stakeholders, and travelers to the island in the new normal.

Tourism was the main driver of the province's pre-covid economy and

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KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:

That the late SPOUSES TEOGENES RANIDO, who died intestate on July 18, 2011 at Provincial H os pi t al B al i ngas ag, M i s am i s Oriental and LILIA T. RANIDO, who died intestate on April 26, 2017 at Mandangoa, Balingasag, Misamis Oriental, that Spouses TEOGENES RANIDO and LILIA T. RANIDO died intestate without leaving any Last Will or Testament, and without any outstanding debt, at the time of her death left two (2) parcels of land with Parcel I- Tax Declaration No. 0810002207006 situated at Barangay Mandangoa, Balingasag, Misamis Oriental, containing an area of ONE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED FIFTY FIVE (1,655) SQUARE METERS, more or less and Parcel II- Tax Declaration No. 0810002206998 situated at Mandangoa, Balingasag, Misamis Oriental, containing an area of THREE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED FIFTY (3650) square meters, more or less and has been the subject of an EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT BETWEEN HEIRS WITH SALE, filed by the heirs of SPOUSES TEOGENES RANIDO and LILIA T. RANIDO, in favor of EFFIE S, GADAGA, per DOC #306; PAGE #62; BOOK #20; Series of 2021 under the Notarial Registry of ATTY. ALMIRA B. VALDEZ.

That the late ALBERTO NOVO SALAS who died on January 15, 2020 at Tibasak Macasandig, Cagayan de Oro City, without Will or Testament, and without any outstanding debts in favor of any person or entity; at the time of his death left a parcel of land with Orihinal na Titulo Blg. 2017000008 situated at Indahag, Cagayan de Oro City, containing an area of ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED FORTY TWO (1,442) square meters, more or less, and has been the subject of an EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE WITH ABSOLUTE SALE, filed by the heirs of ALBERTO NOVO SALAS, in favor of MARIA ROWENA R. RAFLORES, per DOC #87; PAGE #18; BOOK #119; Series of 2021 under the Notarial Registry of ATTY. RAMIL PAO ACOL.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:

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DEED OF EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE AMONG HEIRS

That the late SPOUSES MERCURIA MADRIDANO and BERNARDO MADRIDANO who died intestate on May 5, 2015 and August 8, 2007 at Tubajon, Laguindingan, Misamis Oriental, during their lifetime, the Decedents acquired a certain parcel of land with Tax Declaration Nos. 0818-0011-05200 and 08-18-0011-05201 with a total area of 12.278 and has been the subject of an DEED OF EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE AMONG HEIRS, filed by the heirs of SPOUSES MERCURIA MADRIDANO and BERNARDO MADRIDANO, per DOC #345; PAGE #64; BOOK #II; Series of 2020 under the Notarial Registry of ATTY. ROY I. MACUA.

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poet and author of many widely acclaimed and bestselling children's books, will join this year’s festival.

Norac’s work has been translated into 47 languages.

His bilingual children's b o o k " My D a d d y i s a Giant" appeared in TagalogEnglish in 2005. In 2009, Norac received the Grand Prix de la Société des Gens De Lettres. He will recite his original works: "Pour Marcel Moreau" - For Marcel Moreau, his friend who is a Belgian writer too and who has unfortunately recently passed away and "Pour Mustafa, pour Mustafa Kör" (For Mustafa, for Mustafa Kör), a poem dedicated to Mustafa Kör who will in fact succeed him in January 2022 as a National Poet.

• D o r a Š e d i v á , daughter of Ambassador Jana Šedivá (Czech Embassy) is back with her friend, Marika Štěpková, daughter of Deputy Ambassador Jana Peterková, (Czech Embassy) will read Fortune (Štěstí) by Adolf Heyduk, both in Czech and in English.

• Ha n s C h r i s t i a n Andersen´s philosophy and favourite phrase was “Det er Liv et Reise” or “To Travel is to Live” by Hans Christian Andersen, which will be read

by Danish Ambassador Grete Sillasen.

• For the first time, G e r m a n a c t r e s s Lu i s a

Katharina Davids will recite the German translation of “Mi Ultimo Adios“ as 2021 is the year when the German Embassy also unveils an exhibition with José Rizal’s for me r f u r n itu re f rom Heidelberg, Germany, and an official marker with the German translation of “Mi Ultimo Adios“ at the Museo ni José Rizal in Intramuros.

(For more information about the artist, please visit www. luisakatharinadavids.de) • Famous poet and director of Instituto Cervantes in Madrid, Mr Luis Garcia Montero, will recite his original work “Magallanes” for Bersong Euro-Pinoy.

Luis García Montero (Granada, 1958) is the General Director of the Instituto Cervantes since 2018. Professor of Spanish Literature at the University of Granada (Spain), he held various positions such as the director of the Secretariat for University Extension.

Poet, narrator and essayist, he has received, among others, the Adonáis Poetry Prize (1982), the National Literature Prize (1994), the National Critics Prize (2003), the Madrid Booksellers Guild Prize (2009), the Poets Prize del Mundo Latino (Mexico, 2010), Ramón López Velarde Award (Mexico, 2017), Parallel 0 Award (Ecuador, 2018) or Carlo Betocchi Literary Award (Italy, 2020).

• Famous poem “Amis, Un Dernier Mot” (Friends, one last word) by Victor Hugo

will be read by French actress Anne Gauther Das Neves.

The poem was translated

by Martin Macalintal, audio-visual attache French Embassy and Jean - Pierre Dumont, Director, Alliance Francaise de Manille.

• Rima LII”, a sonnet on friendship by Dante Alighieri, will be read by Alessandro Milani, General Manager of the PhilippineItalian Association. This is in celebrations of Dante Alighieri’s 700th death anniversary. The PhilippineItalian Association will feature a sonnet written by Dante to his best friend, Guido Cavalcanti.

• What makes this poetry edition more exciting is that it will bring back the Italian poetry festival “La punta della lingua”. Luigi Socci is the featured poet with Lorenzo Raponi and Stefano Te o dor i as f i lmma kers participating in this festival.

La Punta della Lingua” is an international festival, based in Ancona, Italy, dedicated to “TOTAL POETRY” that since 2006 continues to explore possibilities of interaction between poetry texts and moving images as well as other forms of hybridization of poetr y with the web, theater, music and cinema.

• Popular Austrian poem “Love” by Erich Fried will be read by Tajna Platzer of the Embassy of Austria.

• “ L a b i r y n t ” o r “Labyrinth” by Nobel Peace Pr i z e Wi n ne r Wis ł aw a

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APPLICANT/ PETITIONER request the authority to extend the Validity of the Certificate of Public Convenience to operate TH FREIGHT SERVICE on the route: WITHIN CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY AND FROM SAID PLACE TO ANY POINT IN REGION X ACCESSIBLE TO MOTOR VEHICLE TRAFFIC and vice versa with the use of ELEVEN (11) unit/s.

This application/petition shall be considered by this Board on May 25, 2021 at 10:00 A.M. at this Board on which date Applicant/Petitioner shall formally submit his/her/its evidence.

The Applicant(s)/Petitioner(s) shall publish said notice at least Five (05) Days prior to the date of hearing once in a newspaper of general/ local circulation.

Party(s) opposed to the approval/granting of the application/petition must file his/her/its written opposition with supporting documents, unless this Board deems it necessary to require additional documentary evidence and/or his/her/ its oral testimony(s).

WITNESS, AMINODEN D. GURO, Regional Director, LTFRB-Region X, this 10th day of May 2021 at Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines.

(Sgd.) ATTY. MOHAMAD FAHDEL S. PIMPING HEARING OFFICER BWM: May 14, 2021

NOTICE OF HEARING

NOTICE OF HEARING

APPLICANT/ PETITIONER request the authority to extend the Validity of the Certificate of Public Convenience to operate TAXI SERVICE on the route: FROM CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY TO ANY POINT IN REGION 10 AND VICE VERSA and with the use of THREE (03) unit/s.

This application/petition shall be considered by this Board on May 25, 2021 at 10:00 A.M. at this Board on which date Applicant/Petitioner shall formally submit his/her/its evidence.

The Applicant(s)/Petitioner(s) shall publish said notice at least Five (05) Days prior to the date of hearing once in a newspaper of general/ local circulation.

Party(s) opposed to the approval/granting of the application/petition must file his/her/its written opposition with supporting documents, unless this Board deems it necessary to require additional documentary evidence and/or his/her/ its oral testimony(s).

WITNESS, AMINODEN D. GURO, Regional Director, LTFRB-Region X, this 11th day of May 2021 at Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines.

APPLICANT/ PETITIONER request the authority to extend the Validity of the Certificate of Public Convenience to operate TRUCK FOR HIRE (TH) SERVICE on the route: FROM CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY TO ANY POINT IN THE ISLAND OF MINDANAO AND VICE VERSA and with the use of ONE (01) unit/s.

This application/petition shall be considered by this Board on May 25, 2021 at 10:00 A.M. at this Board on which date Applicant/Petitioner shall formally submit his/her/its evidence.

The Applicant(s)/Petitioner(s) shall publish said notice at least Ten (10) Days prior to the date of hearing once in a newspaper of general/ local circulation.

Party(s) opposed to the approval/granting of the application/petition must file his/her/its written opposition with supporting documents, unless this Board deems it necessary to require additional documentary evidence and/or his/her/ its oral testimony(s).

WITNESS, AMINODEN D. GURO, Regional Director, LTFRB-Region X, this 11th day of May 2021 at Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines.

(Sgd.) ATTY. MOHAMAD FAHDEL S. PIMPING HEARING OFFICER

(Sgd.) ATTY. MOHAMAD FAHDEL S. PIMPING HEARING OFFICER

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BWM: May 14, 2021

Szymborska will be rendered

by Chargé d'Affaires of the Embassy of Poland Jaroslaw Roman Szczepankiewicz.

• Nocturne, Finnish poem by Eino Leino and translated by Keith Bosley will be read by Finnish Ambassador Juha Pyykkö.

After Zamboanga, the Bersong Euro-Pinoy goes to Manila through the De La Salle University on 28 May 2021 at 5pm. The festival will be hosted by journalist and EHEF goodwill ambassador Danie Laurel, Ph D and Ms Floraime Oliveros Pantaleta of Western Mindanao - National Committee on Literary Arts at National Commission for Culture and the Arts.

Survey... from page 8

pose bigger problems now than before the pandemic.

The government’s continued r e f u s a l t o s u f f i c i e nt l y address t hes e issues is forcing us to make-do with the blanket imposition of an unsupported distance le ar ning t hat comes at the cost of the rights and well-being of teachers and students. We shouldn’t be made to pay such price any longer. The Duterte administration must enable the limited conduct of faceto-face classes in low-risk areas with enough safeguards in place,” called Basilio.

ACT has been calling for the resumption of inclassroom learning in low-risk areas, specifically those with zero cases of COVID-19. The group cites this setup as still the most

conducive to learning taking into account various factors t hat hamp e r e duc at i on access and quality. For this to be possible, ACT estimates that Php14.68 billion will be needed to cover the installment of needed facilities in basic education schools; the hiring of one nurse per DepEd district; the provision per DepEd district of 50pcs each of thermal scanners, foot baths, alcohol dispensers, and power sprays, 680 packs of disinfecting chemicals, and 100 boxes of face masks.

GSIS... from page 5

System (GWAPS) kiosks located in all GSIS branches, Department of Education offices, provincial capitols, city halls, Robinsons Malls and selected SM Supermalls.

Loan proceeds will be directly credited to the b or rower’s GSIS eC ard or Unified Multipurpose Identification (UMID) card.

For other details, interested parties may visit the GSIS website, www.gsis. gov.ph or Facebook account, @gsis.ph; email gsiscares@ gsis.gov.ph; or call the GSIS Contact Center at 8847-4747 (if in Metro Manila), 1-800-

8-847-4747 (for Globe and TM subscribers), and 1-80010-847-4747 (for Smart, Sun, and Talk ‘N Text subscribers).

Payouts... from page 5

any PHP Unibank account or receive PHP cash at any BDO Unibank and BDO Network Bank branches, BDO Remit counters inside The SM Store & SM Business Services branches, Villarica and RD Pawnshops in the Philippines.

Genie Gloria, Senior VP, and Head of BDO Remit added, “BDO Remit has been in partnership with WorldRemit since 2014. It is a company that shares our values and commitment to the overseas Filipinos market. Customers can now send money through the WorldRemit app or website directly to BDO Unibank USD accounts in real-time or for cash payout through our branches. This will also make it easy for our customers with USD accounts to top-up their savings”.

According to the Bangko Sentral Ng Pilipinas (BSP), Filipinos overseas sent over $33 billion back home in 2020 (almost the same level as 2019).

COVID19 Preparation and Precautions of Educators JESSELLE MARTINEZ MADERA Teacher 3 – Hinaplanan Elementary School

A key lesson learned during the pandemic is the important role of teachers by ensuring that learning continues. A lot will depend on teachers to ensure that children will be able to continue their education in a safe and healthy environment and make up for knowledge and skills that they needed and lost.

Understanding COVID19, how it spreads and how we can protect ourselves and others is an important first step in establishing classroom procedures and protocols. Students need to understand what it is in order for them to follow the rules. Listen to their concerns and ideas and answer their questions in an age-appropriate manner.

Current evidence indicates that COVID19 spreads primarily through respiratory droplets and short-range aerosols produce when an infected person cough, sneezes or talks in close

proximity to other people. At this time, long-range airborne transmission does not appear to be a primary way COVID19 spreads. There is not yet clear evidence that ventilation system spread the virus form space to space causing exposures.

Studies indicates that people who are not showing symptoms (i.e., asymptomatic) can still spread the virus. COVID19 exposure may also occur form touching one’s mouth, nose or possibly eyes after contact with contaminated surfaces or objects, such as office equipment, workstations or break room tables.

What we are learning from COVID19, similar to what we have seen in previous pandemics, is that preparedness is crucial.

While different scenarios exist, several of them assume that the COVID19 spread will happen in waves, which means the process of addressing it should be cyclical.

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Motivation... from page 4

they do. We must understand t he dif ference b etween approval and acceptance.

Even when we do not approve of everything they do, our kids need to know we still always accept and love them without conditions.

Then when our children do something well and right, we need to motivate and help them to become more confident by encouraging them.

Maybe you yourself never had someone who motivated you to become your best. But today, if you will ask Jesus to take full charge of your heart with His real love and power, He can start changing your life. He wants to show you the special abilities He gave you, plus, He will help you fully develop them. Then as you become your best, you can share His love by encouraging and motivating others to become their best.

Just think a minute.

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mistargeting, and corruption.

Finally, COVID 19 still ravages our communities.

The problems of hunger and unemployment are not totally solved by the social amelioration program of the government. But it is not a reason to surcease or stop it. There is just a need to improve it. The proposal EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE OF DECEASED PERSON KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:

That the late DANILO S. GALVEZ who died on April 20, 2020, while on the Sea, at the time of his death left a portion parcel of land with OCT/ TCT: T-16391 situated at Barangay Mindulian, Bakid-bakid, Gingoog City, Province of Misamis Oriental, Island of Mindanao, containing an area of SEVEN HECTARES AND NINE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED EIGHTY SQUARE METERS (7.9880 HAS), more or less and has been the subject of an EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE OF DECEASED PERSON, filed by the heirs of DANILO S. GALVEZ, per DOC #61; PAGE #12; BOOK #36; Series of 2021 under the Notarial Registry of ATTY. ROWELL B. VALLEDOR. BWM: May 14, 21 & 28, 2021

EXTRA JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE WITH SALE KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That the late FORTUNATO PAYAPAYA NACUA, JR., who died single without any children and died intestate on May 11, 2019 at Zone 1 Dicklum, Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon, the said deceased left TWO (2) UNITS CONDOMINIUM covered

by Condominium Certificate of Title No. 137-2018000063 situated at Building 1, Fifth (5th) Floor Unit No. 1519, One Oasis, Lapasan, Cagayan de Oro City with an area of TWENTY EIGHT POINT FORTY TWO (28.42) Square Meters and Condominium Certificate of Title No. 088-2011003045 situated at TWENTY NINTH FLOOR OF SOHO CENTRAL CONDOMINIUM, Mandaluyong City with an area of THIRTY TWO POINT FORTY SEVEN (32.47) square meters and has been the subject of an EXTRA JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE WITH SALE, filed by the heirs of FORTUNATO PAYAPAYA NACUA, JR., in favor of CHRISTINE DEO SABINAY SESEH, per DOC #97; PAGE #20; BOOK #20; Series of 2021 under the Notarial Registry of ATTY. ALMIRA B. VALDEZ. BWM: May 14, 21 & 28, 2021

of another SAP distribution which will benefit all Filipinos now in Congress is a welcome initiative and an avenue to implement the changes that are so warranted if only to ameliorate our fellow Filipinos.

Nonetheless, we don’t forget also our own power of ‘ameliorating’ our fellowmen from their dire situation.

Community pantries, initiated by those with real intentions to help their neighbors, with the exception of those that are started to advance selfish and anti-government purposes, should be encouraged and supported. After all, this battle may only be won when we fight as one. We stand no chance against COVID 19 when we are not united. The battle cry didn’t change. Still: We Fight as One! We Heal as One! We Recover as One! O r l and o Vi c e nte Montalban is a graduate of Philosophy with honors from Xavier University - Ateneo de Cagayan. He obtained his masters in Pastoral Ministry at St. John Vianney Theological Seminary and is now studying law at Liceo de Cagayan University. For any comments or suggestions as regards his opinion, you can contact him at orlyvicmon262019@gmail. com.

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to start his rocket to fame.

Tonying even had a name for their opposition phalanx1Sambayan. It pretends to be united against Digong.

Looking at the personalities, their ambitions, and their avowed ideologies, however, 1Sambayan is bound to self-destruct even before it can take off. Look, his tokayo Tonyo Trillanes just announced he is running for president in 2022 since VP Leni Robredo, so he claims, is running for governor in Camarines Sur. And see how quickly Robredo denied the claim of Trillanes that Robredo has given up on her bid for President.

C ar pi o w ant s to b e Pre s i d e nt but s o d o e s Robredo and Trillanes. To ensure that he wins he chose the right enemy - Rodrigo Duterte. At least this Tonying, although not appointed by Gloria Arroyo and Noynoy Aquino to be Chief Justice, is bright enough to know that whoever Digong will endorse will win the 2022 presidential race. But note that while he demonizes

and destroys the President’s credibility, he side-swiped Davao City Mayor Inday Sara Duterte, never mind if she is married to lawyer Mans Carpio. Tonying knew too well that Inday is the woman to beat. Mans dismissed Tonyings pot shots by saying “I cannot choose my relatives”.

That’s Tonying Carpio and his elusive dream. With all his diatribes against the President and the Presidential daughter in all surveys he still can barely muster 1%. He should be grateful for that dismal performance for he doesn’t deserve a nudge from the iron lady who, unlike the father, simply ignored him.

But for the fools hope springs eternal.

In the case of Pakyaw, he better concentrate on boxing. The senate is not even fit for him but Filipinos are sentimental and kind.

What is one senate seat in the slate of 12 for a man who got himself pummeled, won a title, and brought pride to the Philippines?. I spared one vote for him ...but the Presidency? Pakyaw should come to his senses or he will forever sleep with his ego in the dirty political canvas.

Identity... from page 4

and teachings can be found.

Let’s master the doctrine of our faith. Let’s avail of the sacraments, especially the Holy Eucharist, where Christ makes himself Bread of Life for us to eat so that even while here on earth, we can already enjoy the eternal life promised by him.

Let’s start reinforcing our awareness that we are Christ, each one of us. It would not be a psychological anomaly. If we assume the identity of Christ, then like Christ we would be humble, merciful, patient, and ever concerned about the salvation of mankind.

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a s s i s t an c e an d anyon e may opt to come and seek consultation given they are MAA residents. With this, engineering and architectural services will be on a firstcome, first-serve basis and requirements must be handcarried by each applicant.

The requirements include a land title which may appear as the original certificate of title or transfer certificate of title, deed of sale or deed

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of donation, tax declaration, barangay certificate, sketch plan, and social cartography.

Meanwhile, Baute emphasized that after the Marawi Week of Peace celebration, design assistance is still expected to carry on for the benefit of other remaining IDPs. “Though matapos po iyong programa natin na Marawi Week of Peace, still, you can apply para sa free design natin sa opisina ng NHA,” he stated.

[Though our program in Marawi Week of Peace will be over, still, you can apply for the design at our NHA office.]

Apart from the free engineering and architectural design assistance and undertaking in Kathagombalay, the NHAMPMO will also conduct an information drive of its accomplishment and ongoing projects in relation to the rehabilitation of the city.

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Vehicles... from page 1

the turnover of the vehicles Thursday.

The provincial government has to purchase new vehicles because the vehicles assigned to the various departments were already old and defective.

The fleet of 64 brandnew vehicles consisted of 41 pickups and 23 VANs. “These vehicles are owned by the people of Misamis Oriental because they allowed us to acquire the vehicles to efficiently serve them,” Emano said.

Prior to the turnover, the 169 assigned drivers and alternate drivers attended a two-day mandatory defensive and safety driving seminar on May 5-6 2021.

Protect... from page 1

and non-food items in their respective evacuation centers while adhering to the minimum public health standards.

Bukidnon, Camiguin, Lanao del Norte, Misamis Occidental, and Misamis Oriental are placed under Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal No. 1 (with 36 hours lead time).

B a s e d on O C D - 1 0 ’s Regional Advisory No. 2 on TS Crising, May 13 as of 6:00

p.m., moderate to rough seas will be experienced over the eastern seaboard of Mindanao (1.2 to 3.0m) in the next 24 hours.

Mariners of small sea crafts are advised not to venture out over these waters.

Inexperienced mariners of these vessels should avoid navigating in these conditions.

The RDRRMC-10 E me rge nc y O p e r at i ons Center (EOC) remains on Blue Alert Status, which me ans pre p ar at i on for dangerous weather.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD)-10 has already reported existing stockpiles available in different warehouses in the region and a P4 million standby fund.

Local DRRMs are requested to submit prep are dness me asures or situation rep or ts to RDRRMC-10 Operations Center.

T h e D e p a r t m e nt of Environment and Natural Resources-Mines and Geosciences Bureau (DENRM G B ) - 1 0 re c om m e n d s vigilant monitoring of areas showing signs of landslides, and keeping away from areas affected by repeated flooding.

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with Mayor Lorenzo on providing necessar y te chnica l and f inancia l assistance to attain the g o v e r n m e nt’s c o m m o n vision of food-secure communities and empowered farmers.

Collado requested Quezon Municipality to draft and submit proposals, suggesting a detailed profile of the recommended fe asible are as for ag r iassistance and development, in accordance wit h t he documentary criteria for DA-10's Technical Team to review what exactly viable agricultural interventions in the said LGU are.

He a l s o a ssu re d t h e municipal mayor that DA-10 is fully committed to working closely w it h LG Us i n ord e r to successf u l ly implement local agricultural projects and initiatives as part of the national banner programs.

Also present then was Municipal Agriculturist Perlita Danlag, Municipal Planning and Development Of f icer Eng r. Jos e Ilar, and Executive Assistant Engr. Xian Louis Patrick A rc aye r a . ( DA 1 0 / P IA Bukidnon)

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