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Heavy security readied for Palaro The multipurpose building of the Davao City-University of the Philippines (UP) Sports Complex’s Football Stadium in Mintal, Davao City in a photo taken 2 January 2018. Geared towards hosting international competitions, the football pitch has been installed with an artificial turf and is slated to undergo FIFA certification. MindaNews photo by MANMAN DEJETO

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By ANTONIO L. COLINA IV MindaNews

DAVAO City--At least 3,866 military and police personnel will be deployed during the 62nd Palarong Pambansa (National Games), the country’s biggest local sporting event, from April 27 to May 4 in Davao City, according to Public Safety and Security Command Center head Angel Sumagaysay. Sumagaysay said in an interview the security plan had already been prepared weeks ahead of the annual multi-sport event involving student-athletes from 17 regions of the Philippines, which would draw a crowd of around 20,000. He expressed confidence that everything is all set for the hosting of the Palaro, the city’s second since 1950, given the yearlong See PALARO, page 11

No water crisis in Agusan town even in El Niño advent By CHRIS V. PANGANIBAN Contributing Editor

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SAN Francisco, Agusan del Sur-Many areas in the country have to bear the brunt of the water crisis brought about by the El Niño phenomenon but not in this progressive town where the 1,658-hectare Mt.

Magdiwata Watershed endowed with 92 percent forest cover abundantly supplies thousands of households all year round. Dr. Nilo H. Calomot, professor of environmental science at Caraga WATERSHED. The majestic Mt. Magdiwata of which 1,658 State University and Environmental hectares is protected watershed area is now 92 percent See WATER, page 11

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OUST-DUTERTE PLOT BARED By DR. DANTE A. ANG

appetite, arouse their anger, manipulate public emotion, touch base with the Leftist organization, enlist the support of the police and the military, then go for the “kill.” That’s how coups are staged. Except that in this instance, there is no discernible support from the police and the military, much less the people. For a coup to succeed, it is critical to have the support of the people. Unfortunately for coup plotters in this country, the people FULL STORY ON PAGE 2

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OUST-DUTERTE PLOT BARED By DR. DANTE A. ANG

“There is a plot to discredit the President and destabilize his government,” a highly placed source in the Office of the President said. “There’s an obvious pattern of close coordination among some media organizations for the timely publication of anti-Duterte stories,” the source told this writer. The playbook is all too familiar: Utilize the media, plant fake news, distribute them to the friendly media outlets, whet the people’s appetite, arouse their anger, manipulate public emotion, touch base with the Leftist organization, enlist the support of the police and the military, then go for the “kill.” That’s how coups are staged. Except that in this instance, there is no discernible support from the police and the military, much less the people. For a coup to succeed, it is critical to have the support of the people. Unfortunately for coup plotters in this country, the people have grown tired and weary of coups. More importantly, various polls have shown that President Rodrigo Duterte still enjoys the overwhelming support of the masses. His ratings have remained in the stratospheric levels for the past three years despite the incessant attacks by the opposition. The Matrix A document provided to The Manila Times over the weekend by the same source shows what appears to be a coordinated media campaign to discredit the President. Under the heading, “Association Matrix Between BIKOY and ELLEN TORDESILLAS,” (all caps supplied), the matrix illustrates the flow of news from the source to a nexus or distributor and finally to the individual journalists for publication. It also names the journalists and organizations involved in the alleged plot to blacken the image of the President. “A group sympathetic to the President and deeply involved in the IT business had tracked the flow of information from its source

to its various media assets and decided to provide the information to the President out of concern,” the source said. Media participants in the Oust-Duterte move “Bikoy,” obviously a pseudonym, was the source of the black propaganda, the matrix shows. From Bikoy, the stories go to Ellen Tordesillas, president of Vera Files, who acts as the nexus and distributor of the materials to the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ), Rappler and the National Union of People’s Lawyers (NUPL). These organizations, in turn, distribute the false narratives to their respective members. (Please refer to the matrix.) Tordesillas also currently serves as a fact-checker for Facebook. The matrix, however, did not disclose the real identity of Bikoy. Save for the NUPL, a leftist group, the rest of the people from Rappler, Vera Files and the PCIJ named in the matrix are members of the media. It would now appear that these journalists are collaborating with the Left in their effort to destabilize the government, the matrix shows. “Wala namang tao na ganoon (referring to Bikoy),” the source said. The series of invented stories against the President was part of the black propaganda campaign by the Yellows, the source added. The opposition couldn’t accept that the ratings of the President remain stratospheric. “Mataas ang credibility ni Presidente.” They could not believe that despite the series of black propaganda campaign against the President, his popularity and trust ratings remain unaffected. Vera Files, the PCIJ and Rappler received largesse from various foreign sources, the source said, without specifying a figure. Plotters desperate Two other independent sources confirmed that there is an active plot to oust the President. It was obvious, they said. For one thing, it is not the duty of the press or the media to be at the forefront of an active campaign to unseat a duly elected President. The role of the press is to inform

the public and expose the shenanigans, venalities and corruption in government; but certainly not to participate in any manner or form in any campaign to destabilize the government. The media is supposed to be the purveyors of truth, not an instrument to plot against a sitting President, they added. They said it became particularly vicious when Bikoy in his second video episode of the “Ang Totoong Narcolist” series, accused the President’s 14-year old daughter, Veronica and his partner, Honeylet, of receiving “payoffs from the illegal drug trade and depositing such transactions in banks in Hong Kong.” “Paano nangyari na ‘yung batang edad 14, may gatas pa sa labi, ay tumatanggap na ng suhol sa mga drug lords? Pati ‘yung kanyang ina na nananahimik sa Davao, isinangkot? Laking kabulastugan n’yan,” one of them said, to which the other agreed. Another tall tale was when Bikoy accused erstwhile presidential assistant Christopher Lawrence “Bong” Go of receiving kickbacks from the drug lords; that his takes were deposited in four local banks; and that his foreign bank transactions had reached P3.7 billion from 2010 to 2018. The accuser did not offer any shadow of proof to back up his accusations.

This ‘matrix’ provided to The Manila Times over the weekend by a source shows what appears to be a coordinated media campaign to discredit the President.

Paid hacks in media Another media practitioner sees malice and ill intent on the part of Ellen Tordesillas when she acted as distributor of the antiDuterte stories, as the matrix shows. “Normally, a journalist would not share her story with other journalists or media outlets, especially if it is an enterprise or exclu-

sive story. He or she would naturally want to have a scoop.” If it is true that Ellen participated in the distribution of the story — whether that is legitimate or otherwise — at the very least, she will be guilty of unethical practice. And if she was paid for doing so, then she would be nothing more than a paid hack, a cheap propagandist, and therefore, fair game for the administration, he said. The same is true in the case of Vera Files, Rappler and the PCIJ. They appear to have received massive foreign funding, which is against our Constitution, and, therefore, these media outfits cannot claim objectivity. Their critical Duterte stories become suspect. To this date, they have not refuted allegations of foreign funding by our eminent writer, former ambassador Rigoberto Tiglao, in amounts that he said have ranged from $106,000 to $278,000. Tordesillas has been asked to comment on the allegations against her before publication of this article, but the Times has not received a reply by deadline Image shows an analysis of the email footprint of the distribution of the so-called on Sunday. Bikoy also accused Go of having a dragon tattoo on his back that embedded a code name for alleged drug transactions. Bikoy and his partners in crime went silent after Go bared his back to the public that showed no dragon tattoo. “Ang kinis ng likod ni Bong Go,” an amused observer said.

‘Bikoy’ video.

Parish priest urges parishioners to vote for environment-advocate candidates

By DIVINA M. SUSON Correspondent

MANTICAO, Misamis Oriental--The highest peak in Misamis Oriental, which is located in Manticao town, in Misamis Oriental province has become the place for Catholic devotees to commemorate the death of Jesus Christ by doing

the “stations of the cross”. The Dunque Hill, about 26 kilometers from the town proper, is more or less 2,600 feet above sea level. Located in Barangay Upper Malubog, it is where several towers of telecommunications were built. Reverend Fr. Eleuterio Datoy, parish priest of Christ

the King sub-parish, said they started utilizing the area in 2015 for the “stations of the cross” after years of doing it in the main streets of Barangay Tu-od where the parish church is located. Tu-od and the Dunque Hill has ten-kilometer distance. Although passable by a four-wheeled vehicle,

residents and most tourists would use motorcycle as their means of transportation in going to the area for sight seeing. “We observed that there was no sense of sacrifice in the previous area where we held the via crucis (way to the cross), there was no meaning at all. Other

devotees would not even finish up to the last last station. You cannot feel even a little sacrifice like what Jesus Christ did to save us,” Datoy said. When the church decided to do the via crucis in Dunque, two dumptrucks of the local government unit of Manticao would

transport parishioners to the first station, which is six kilometers away from the parish church. From the first station, devotees will walk going to the next station, passing through rough and hilly roads, with 300 to 400-meter distance. See URGES, page 5

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PRRD endorses PDP-Laban bets; Go vows to continue promise of change CABADBARAN CITY, Agusan del Norte, April 21, 2019 – President Rodrigo Duterte today rallied for former Special Assistant to the President and senatorial candidate Bong Go, the Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan senatorial ticket and their guest candidates during the PDP-Laban campaign rally at Caraga State University. “Akala nila dahil isang aide lang siya, ‘yung tagakarga lang. Hindi iyan,” President Duterte said. He showed up at the rally wearing Go’s campaign t-shirt. “ Twenty one years na syang nasa sa akin. Maraming dumaan sa kamay nito dahil sya ang aking pinagkakatiwalaan,” Duterte added. He earlier noted that not a single centavo went missing in the funds he had entrusted to the former SAP. Duterte said that being a man of integrity, Go can be trusted by the people to be a senator who can be his partner in his effort to rid the government of corrupt officials. Go assured the people of the province that he

would continue to support the programs and policies of President Rodrigo Duterte. “Ipagpapatuloy ko po ang mga pagbabagong nasimulan ni Pangulong Duterte, lalong-lalo na po ang kampanya laban sa corruption, kriminalidad at droga,” Go said. To help settle armed conflicts, Go vowed that he would support the government’s reintegration program for rebels and pursue localized peace talks. “Susuportahan ko ang Enhanced Comprehensive Local Integration Program (ECLIP) ng ating gobyerno,” Go said. Some benefits of ECLIP include livelihood assistance, payment for surrendered firearms, and free skills trainings. Go wants to augment the program with bigger cash assistance, medical care, free housing, and other benefits. Localized peace talks are in pursuant to the Executive Order recently issued by President Rodrigo Duterte creating the National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed

Conflict. As a senator, Go would consider creating other laws that would strengthen or supplement the executive order. He also promised to prioritize free health care. “Sisiguraduhin kong maayos na mapatupad ang Universal Health Care Law upang maging zero billing na sa ating mga ospital. Patuloy rin po akong tutulong sa pamahalaan sa pagpapatayo ng mga Malasakit Center.”

Malasakit Center is a one-stop shop for financial assistance from different government agencies, such as the Department of Health, Department of Social Welfare and Development, Philippine Health Insurance Corporation, Social Security System, Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office, and Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation. “Sa ngayon, 34 na ang Malasakit Center na nabu-

buksan, at isa sa mga ito ay nasa Butuan Medical Center,” Go added. “Lahat ng taga-Agusan del Norte ay welcome na humingi ng tulong doon. Nais ko na magkaroon tayo ng isang Malasakit Center sa bawat probinsiya at malaking lungsod sa Pilipinas.” For farmers, Go vowed to give them easy access to their needs such as machineries, fertilizers, seeds, irrigation, lowinterest credit and free

trainings. His other plans include salary increase for nurses and teachers, salary and bonuses for barangay officials, youth and sports development center for every local government unit, free maintenance medicine for senior citizens, and free school supplies for students. He also promised to help establish a Department of Overseas Filipino Workers and to continue his support to the administration’s three-point program against illegal drugs, crimes and corruption. Likewise, Go said the people can always rely on him to help bring to the attention of President Duterte any concerns that they may have, including corruption in government. “Noon, ngayon at saan man ako ipadpad ng tadhana, patuloy ninyo akong magiging tulay kay Pangulong Duterte. Basta kami, serbisyo lang sa tao dahil ang serbisyo sa tao ay serbisyo sa Diyos. Wala po kaming ibang hangarin ni Pangulong Duterte kundi kabutihan ng bawat Pilipino dahil mahal namin kayo,” he said.

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A holy and dangerous day

EVERYONE is different. For some, Sunday is a day to relax, to unwind, to steam off, to belch out the heavy burdens of the mind and the heart - breathing space in between weeks and weeks of hard work. That is why people fill up the streets, crowd the parks, and the beaches on Sundays. The disco and the pub houses, the eateries and -mostly- the shopping malls make good money on this day. It’s a day of Gold. The loss of some is the gain of others. Though most enjoyable, Sunday at the same time is a dangerous day. Since it is here where people come together, and it comes only once in seven days, a certain spirit of freedom and merriment pervades during that day. That is why in our ‘celebration’, we can’t avoid jostling one another, rubbing our shoulders against

other’s shoulders and in the process, friction is produced that can destroy the gaiety of this most blessed day. Sayang kaayo! Taking advantage of this short day of ‘freedom’, we sometimes lose control of ourselves, our senses especially out tongue, the most dangerous part of our body. I wrote already about it in previous columns at this corner. Yes, the tongue can incite, divide and hurt. The tongue is oftentimes the author of distrust, and suspicion leading to isolation and non-communication. Now is the end of friendship. While the tongue can praise, worship and give honor, it is amazing how much harm it does in just one day. Sunday - the day of the jackal? Sunday is a day first for others; secondly, only for ‘me’! Yes, there are zeal-

ous people out there, who want to put their free day into good use with a noble purpose. It is a day to visit and cheer up the patients in the hospitals; the prisoners in jail; a day to learn more - another language, bible, piano-playing, cooking lessons. And at the end of the Sunday, these lowly lives sigh, “Day-off nga, lalo namang pagod”. Yes, some don’t feel well, but the desire being on service is enough reservoir of strength. Others almost find no time taking some food but the satisfaction and the fulfillment is beyond measure. I learned this many times especially from my nurse-students: Learning the German language while still being on duty in several hospitals in Mindanao. Sunday is actually the Lord’s day - but only “if and when I have some time left

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over”. There are many who do not go to church because they say, “Lalo lang akong magkasala.” They claim seeing in the church the ‘chismosas’, the “pintaseras’, the ‘mayabang’, the ‘supladas’ and the ‘mapagkunwari’. But they should not fail to see the good people in the church - and there are still a lot of them in there. And besides, why go and look for the bad instead of seeking the good? But granting that you and I are the cause of scandal, we ought to reflect very, very seriously and be ready to accept reality even if it is hurting our pride and self esteem. No one can search See HOLY, page 11

Letters from Davao

Desperate black propaganda THE road to perdition for the gasping Liberal Party is as slippery as the fate of its senatorial candidates in the coming mid-term elections this May 13. It’s political banner “Otso Deretso” had disentegrated. By itself the party is like a powder keg out to implode. It is a mixture of leftists and rightists that offer no viable alternative but to restore the inept and corrupt regime of the two chapters of Aquino government. Just about the only credentials that the Aquino regimes are famous for is their loyalty and subservience to the United States of America. The incumbent Pres. Rodrigo R. Duterte on the otherhand is a departure from his prdecessor in that he restored the dignity of the Filipinos and defined

what sovereignty is for the Philippines. He might have a dirty mouth but he has a heart of a true patriot. Of late, the concerted efforts of the anti-Duterte forces has taken a desperate move aimed at demonizing the first family on the heels of the recent poll surveys showing at least 10 of Hugpong Ng Pagbabago and PDP-Laban slate making it to the magic 12. This collosal setback of the LP or “dilawan” faction becomes even more humiliating when both Pulse Asia and the Social Weather Station registered unprecedented Trust and Approval Ratings for President Duterte. These eloquently translate to the people’s trust for Duterteled senatorial ticket. The attempt of Human

Rights Watch and some US Congressmen to demonize and assail President Duterte is not gaining any mileage. They have exhausted whatever they can exploit from the issues of violent campaign against illegal drug syndicates, extra-judicial killings, repression of freedom of the press and the detention of Sen. Leila De Lima. Failing to generate public approval on these overused issues their wrecking crew have perceptively revved up their propaganda machineries to conjure other issues to stave off the free fall of the opposition candidates. But none of these makes a negative impact on the preference for the administration senatorial bets. By their vote of confidence, the

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huge majority of Filipinos is practically giving Duterte a blanket authority to pursue without let-up his campaign against drug syndicates and corruption. The black propaganda levelled against Duterte by the unholy alliance of the Liberal Party, the CPP/ NPA-NDF, the hypocritical religious terrorists and the foreign-financed media organizations have become more vicious as the May 13 polls come close.. The signatures of destabilizing forces have become See PROPAGANDA, page 11

Think A Minute

School in session

THINK a minute. These are the names of some of the most famous lawyers in U.S. history. Only one of them dropped out of law school. See if you can guess which one? John Jay became a successful lawyer and later the first Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, the highest judge in the land. William Wirt was barely 20-years-old when he passed his law exams in Virginia. He later became the United States Attorney General. Remember, one of these famous lawyers was a law school dropout. Roger Taney started as a lawyer and worked his way up to become the first U.S.

Secretary of the Treasury and then the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Daniel Webster became a lawyer in Boston where he built a great legal record and reputation. He then became a highly respected Senator and was later appointed Secretary of State. Salmon Chase became well known as a defense attorney helping slaves. Later he became a U.S. Senator and then the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president of the United States, actually started as a lawyer, which helped prepare him for his exceptionally wise and diplomatic leadership that kept the States of America united

through its terribly divisive and devastating Civil War. Clarence Darrow became possibly the most famous lawyer of all, particularly for his case of the Scopes or so-called Monkey trial of 1925. Of these seven successful and famous lawyers, which one do you think was the law school dropout? It was Clarence Darrow: the one name which is so often associated with the practice of law. Clarence Darrow attended law school for only one year and then dropped out to study law on his own. But what is more amazing is those other six successful lawyers could not drop out because they never even went to law school! They all

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studied law on their own. Actually, for every one of us the school of life is always in session. We are designed never to stop learning our Creator’s laws and ways of life. In fact, the word disciple means a “lifelong learner” or “lifetime student” of Jesus, the Maker and Master of life. Once and for all, won’t you ask Him to become the Maker and Master Teacher of your completely new life with Him today? Just think a minute.

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DAR employees warned vs procuring agency lots DEPARTMENT of Agrarian Reform (DAR) Secretary John R. Castriciones recently warned the agency’s employees against acquiring lots within DAR’s resettlement projects and other agrarian areas. In an order released April, Castriciones said sanctions await personnel who process applications “resulting in the transfer of lots in DAR administered resettlement projects to individuals/entities who are not actually qualified beneficiaries under the agrarian reform program.” This warning form part of DAR Administrative Order No. 3, Series of 2019, that outlines new rules and procedures in the disposition of homelots in barangay sites and residential, commercial and industrial lots in townsites within DAR resettlement projects. The objective of DAR A.O. No. 3, Series of 2019 is to accelerate the completion of titling of the said parcels of land in the resettlement projects of the agency. The same AO also describes qualified applicants as Filipino citizens who are residents of the concerned barangays, at least 18 years of age, and should be “willing to occupy and have the aptitude to improve/develop the homelot or other lots within the project.” Rebel returnees and those affected by disasters or calamities may also apply. Meanwhile award limits are set at a maximum of 1,000 square meters in aggregate of residential and commercial lots per applicant. The mode of disposition, cost of lots, and terms and manner of payments, among other details can be found in the new A.O. “A.O. No. 1, Series of 1992 and all orders, circulars, memoranda, rules and regulations or portions thereof inconsistent herewith are hereby revoked or cancelled accordingly,” the new order ended.

Tuesday, April 23, 2019

Earth Day Plea: Wanted: Environmental Rights Champions at the National and Local Levels 21 April 2019, Quezon City. With barely three weeks left before the May 13 national and local elections, the EcoWaste Coalition urged the electorate to look for and support aspiring political leaders who will take up the cudgels for the people’s environmental rights. The group pointed to the need for voters to elect true champions for the environment as the impacts of climate change, marine pollution and hazardous waste trade become more obvious every day in the Philippines and globally. “As we mark the Earth Day on April 22, we call upon all registered voters

to pick national and local candidates and party-list groups who will genuinely work with and for the people in ensuring a clean, healthy, safe and sustainable environment for all,” said Aileen Lucero, National Coordinator, EcoWaste Coalition. “At the Senate and the House of Representatives, we need legislative leaders who will defend existing pollution prevention laws such as the ban on waste incineration and who will take the lead in ensuring the enactment of long overdue environmental acts such as the ban on single-use plastic and the ban on foreign waste importation,” she said.

“We need senators and representatives across the political spectrum who will actively engage in getting national laws and regulations adopted to protect the environment against further degradation and uphold environmental health and justice,” she emphasized. The EcoWaste Coalition, she said, is very much concerned with increasing chemical and plastic pollution that poses serious threat to the health of the overall environment, especially the world’s oceans. “At the provincial, city and municipal councils, we need to install grassroots lawmakers who will file and

fight for ordinances aimed at protecting the public health and the environment,” Lucero said. “We want to see local government units promulgating ordinances that will ‘promote health and safety and enhance the right of the people to a balanced ecology’ in line with the general welfare clause of Republic Act 7160, or the Local Government Code,” she said. “We need more local government executives who possess the political will to promote and uphold the environmental rights of their constituents,” she further said. “Environmental rights,”

according to the Friends of the Earth International, “are human rights, as people’s livelihoods, their health, and sometimes their very existence depend upon the quality of and their access to the surrounding environment as well as the recognition of their rights to information, participation, security and redress.” The EcoWaste Coalition expressed its hope that registered voters numbering 61,843,750, according to the COMELEC, will use their inherent discerning abilities to choose candidates and groups who will work and fight for their environmental rights.

Job, business fair; OFW hospital highlight on Labor Day SIMULTANEOUS job and business fair in 29 sites across the country will mark the nationwide observance of Labor Day next week, Labor Secretary Silvestre Bello III said on Monday. Bello said among the highlights of the May 1 festivities is the groundbreaking of the first-ever OFW hospital in San Fernando, Pampanga, “to showcase the Duterte administration’s grateful recognition of our overseas Filipino workers and the Filipino workingmen in general.” Initially, the Bureau of Local Employment placed at more than 1,500 the participating employers who will be bringing with them over 200,000 local and overseas jobs in the massive Trabaho, Negosyo, Kabuhayan (TNK) and Build Build Build job and business caravan. The main site for the combined TNK-BBB job and business fair is at the Kingsborough International Convention Center in San Fernando, Pampanga where an initial 150 employers (130 local and 20 overseas placement agencies) will offer vacancies. Available jobs locally are mostly in the field of construction under the government’s Build Build Build program,

while skilled professionals, including English teachers for Thailand, are open for overseas placement. Also at the same site will be simultaneous learning sessions on topics such as the Philippine Qualifications Framework by the Department of Education; How to Start a Business by the Department of Trade and Industry; and skills demonstration by the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority, which will also raffle off 100 training scholarships. The National Reintegration Center for OFWs and Bureau of Workers with Special Concerns will conduct a livelihood seminar for interested jobseekers, while the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration will hold a Pre-Employment Orientation, with Pag-IBIG Fund providing information on the fund’s benefits. The nearby soon-to-rise OFW hospital will be financed by Overseas Workers Welfare Administration donors, to be administered by the Department of Health. The property where it will stand is donated by the provincial government of Pampanga. At the groundbreaking, OWWA will award livelihood packages worth

P20,000 each to 100 OFWs under OWWA’s Balik Pinas, Balik Hanapbuhay program. Other job and business fair sites identified were Ayala Mall South Park, Muntinlupa City; Vista Mall, Tuktukan, Taguig City; and City Social Hall and Sports Complex, Paranaque City in the National Capital Region. In Luzon, the following are the TNK sites: Baguio City High School–Main Campus in the Cordillera Administrative Region; Magic Mall, Urdaneta City, Pangasinan; Robinsons Ilocos Norte Activity Center, San Nicolas, Ilocos Norte; and Pangasinan PESO Compound, Lingayen, Pangasinan in Region 1; Cagayan Coliseum, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan in Region 2; Provincial Government of Bu-

lacan (April 30); Provincial Government of Nueva Ecija; and Bocaue, Bulacan (May 2) in Region 3. Also in Luzon, there will be job and business fair sites in CALABARZON at Pacific Mall, Lucena City, Quezon; and at Robinson’s Mall, Tejero, City of General Trias, Cavite (May 2); in MIMAROPA at Bulwagang Panlalawigan, Provincial Capitol Complex, Camilmil, Calapan City, Oriental Mindoro; and at Puerto Princesa City, Palawan; and in Bicol Region at Pacific Mall, Legazpi City, Albay. Jobseekers in the Visayas region may visit the TNK sites in Robinson’s PlaceJaro, Iloilo City (Region 6); Trade Hall, SM City Cebu; Mandaue City Hall, Centro, Mandaue City; Social Hall,

Cebu Provincial Capitol; and Main Atrium, Robinson’s Place, Calindagan, Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental (Region 7); and Tacloban Convention Center, Tacloban City; and Ormoc City Superdome, Ormoc City (Region 8). In Mindanao, the identified job fair sites are in KCC Mall de Zamboanga (Region 9); The Atrium, Limketkai Mall, Cagayan de Oro City (Region 10); Gaisano Mall of Davao City (Region 11); KCC Convention and Events Center, General Santos City (Region 12); and Balanghai Hotel, Doongan Road, Butuan City (CARAGA). This year’s commemoration is observed with the theme ‘Pagpupugay sa Manggagawang Pilipino.’/ aldm

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Last year, a parishioner, whose family owns huge area of land in Sitio Dunque purchased the two-hectare part of the hill and donated it to the Archdiocese of Cagayan de Oro City whose jurisdiction includes the Christ the King Parish in Tu-od. Sea of clouds Bernaby Ely, the Archdiocesan Social Action Coordinator of the Archdiocese of Cagayan de Oro, said last year was a good timing for an environmental lovers because a “sea of clouds” appeared while the procession and the Good Friday mass was ongoing. “It so happened that a

sea of clouds appeared because that time, there was a weather disturbance,” Ely said. “The place is solemn and you can imagine the sacrifice of Jesus Christ as he went up to the Mt. Calvary where he was crucified,” Datoy note. Religious tradition Attending the “stations of the cross” is one of the several activities Catholic devotees observe during the lenten season because it is the Christian’s way of remembering the Lord’s sacrifices. “Observing the holy week by attending the series of commemorations will make our Christian belief complete,” Datoy said. “It is the time where a Christian would not only meditate and pray for the forgiveness of sins but also pray for the future,” he added. One of the prayers he said is for the voters to choose candidates whose advocacy is to take care of the environment. Datoy said he was afraid that with the plan of the provincial government of Misamis Oriental to develop the nearby area into a tourist attraction, the solemnity of Dunque Hill might vanish.

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The road is ascending, making the procession harder. From the 13th station, devotees will climb the hill for 7 to 10 minutes, a distance of around 50 meters to hear the last prayer and the mass. “The parishioners will assemble at the church as early as 2AM on a Friday, some would wait along the highway for the dumptrucks to pick them up to the first station,” Datoy said. In its third year, Datoy observed of the increase of the devotees.

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CAGAYAN DE ORO -- The Mindanao Container Terminal (MCT), formerly known as Mindanao International Container Terminal Services Inc. (MICTSI), said that it is rolling out improvements and upgrades at its port terminal, part of an ongoing strategy to become a premier international gateway in Mindanao. MCT said it is currently in the process of upgrading its terminal operating system and has introduced a more customer-centric approach to provide better services to customers. The MCT management said: “Our ongoing modernization and changes in our current practices will propel us to become the leading port in Mindanao. We aim to help spur economic growth in the countryside, especially now that Northern Mindanao, through the Misamis Oriental economic zone, is poised to become a prime investment hub in the region.” According to MCT, equipment modernization at the port area is underway, adding that it has installed new reach stackers, terminal tractors and trailers, and other cutting-edge equipment that are expected to be completed this year and in the middle of 2020. “We’ve ordered additional equipment as part of our upgrades early this year as we expect more volume in shipments. Now that more See UNVEIL, page 10

MANILA – The BOAO Forum for Asia (BFA) will hold its first conference n the Philippines on April 22-23 in cooperation with the Federation of Filipino Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Inc. (FFCCCII) and Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI). The forum, which was inaugurated in 2001 by 29 Asia-Pacific countries with former President Fidel V. Ramos in the founding board of illustrious AsiaPacific leaders, is committed to promoting regional economic integration and bringing Asian countries even closer to their development goals. Dr. Ban Ki-moon is the chairperson of the current Board of Directors, with House of Representatives Speaker Gloria MacapagalArroyo as one of the Board members. Under Arroyo’s initiative, the Philippines will play host to the 2019 Boao Forum for Asia Manila Conference. See CONFAB, page 10

BDO posts P32.7 Bn income in 2018; 1Q19 Core Earnings up 21% DO Unibank, Inc. (BDO) reported at its stockholders meeting today its full year 2018 results, with net income hitting P32.7 billion, representing a 17 per cent growth, and beating the P31.0 billion full-year

guidance. The bank likewise capped another milestone as the first Philippine bank to surpass the P3 trillion mark in total assets. The bank attributed its solid performance to strong recurring earnings from

naman ito pangangampanya lang, makita ko lang na mapangiti ang mga tao, nasisiyahan na rin ako.” Go said. Go said Butuan is fortunate for it benefits from various development projects, particularly under President Duterte’s “Build, Build, Build” infrastructure program. “Maswerte po tayo dahil maraming proyekto ang Duterte administration na makakatulong sa inyong pag-unlad. Kung papalarin po sa Senado, asahan ninyo ang suporta ko sa

mga proyektong ito,” Go said. Among others, Go cited the P1.5B construction of the 7.55km road leading to Centennial Tree and Beaches in Magallanes town and its adjacent beaches in Cabadbaran city. This includes two bridges, Buhang and Banza which will provide shorter access to the town of Magallanes and Cabadbaran City via Barangay Banza in Butuan City once finished. There is also the Mindanao Railway Project, a 304.48km railway

its core businesses, with sustained loan and deposit expansion on the bank’s continued branch build out in key growth areas and new markets, particularly the underserved sectors. 1Q19 Results

The bank sustained its growth momentum through the first quarter of this year, with net income advancing to P9.8 billion. This achievement was due to the continued expansion of its core banking operations,

recovery of trading gains to normal levels, and strong results from bank fees and life insurance premiums. Net interest income was a major earnings driver, rising to P27.7 billion on See POSTS, page 10

Bong Go to push for CARAGA dev’t; expresses gratitude for region’s support By GREGGY EUGENIO

FORMER Special Assistant to the President Christopher Lawrence “Bong” Go on Sunday vowed to help boost progress and improvement of Butuan and the rest of the CARAGA region as he expressed gratitude to the overwhelming support of the residents when he went around the city in a motorcade. “Mainit talaga any pagtanggap, kasing init ng panahon ngayon. Makatanggal ng pagod makita mo ang suporta ng tao. Hindi lang

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Shell Introduces New Brand Ambassadors PILIPINAS Shell achieves another milestone as they presented their newest ambassadors during a media launch last April 8. The ambassadors are not just the faces of the Shell brands but are living proof of the company’s commitment to their customers, as they relate their personal experience in using Shell’s products and services through the years. One of the most influential celebrities in the country today, Maine Mendoza, is the new brand ambassador for Shell FuelSave. Launched with a new formulation last year, Shell FuelSave has DYNAFLEX Technology designed to help improve engine efficiency. Shell has always been embedded in Mendoza’s life even before rising

Ranger Leads Ford PH First Quarter Sales

to fame, as their family owns a number of Shell retail station dealerships. “My parents wanted to invest in a company that is recognized for credibility and quality,” she shared. “So when the opportunity came, they

Nissan Announces Atsushi Najima as President and Managing Director for the Philippines

NISSAN announced the appointment of Atsushi Najima as the new president and managing director for Nissan Philippines, effective April 01, 2019. Atsushi will report to Vincent Wijnen, senior vice president for sales and for marketing at Nissan Asia & Oceania. He will be based in Manila. In his new role, Atsushi will be responsible for developing business strategies to maximize Nissan’s overall performance, managing product introductions and expanding the availability of the Nissan brand in the Philippines under its midterm plan Nissan M.O.V.E. to 2022. “With his rich experience in managing

teams across multiple countries, I am confident that Atsushi will continue to drive the strong growth trajectory established by the current leadership team,” said Vincent. “Under the strong leadership of Ramesh Narasimhan, Nissan has seen significant growth in the promising Philippine market. In calendar year 2018, Nissan’s sales volume in the Philippines grew by 40% to an 8.7% market share,” Vincent added. Atsushi joined Nissan in 2016 as deputy general manager of Nissan’s regional financial management group in Japan. Prior to this, he spent 18 years at Procter & Gamble See NISSAN, page 10

FORD Philippines recently announced first quarter retail sales of 5,560 vehicles led by the segment-defining Ranger pickup truck. Ranger sales rose 25 percent from the same quarter a year ago to 3,142 vehicles, including March sales increasing 21 percent to 1,137 didn’t have to think twice ever premium gasoline vehicles. “The Ranger is with boosted DYNAFLEX about partnering with unmatched in terms of Technology designed to Shell.” versatility and capability deliver both performance in the market, allowing Shell’s second ambassador is prominent and efficiency. it to remain one of the Biyahero for life, actor and travel show best-selling pickup trucks Drew is a member of host Drew Arellano. His in the Philippines,” said the popular BrapPack, fuel of choice is Shell Bert Lessard, managing V-Power, Shell’s bestSee SHELL, page 10 director, Ford Philippines.

Ford launched the new Ranger lineup in the country last year, which consists of nine different variants, including the first-ever Ranger Raptor, the popular high-series Wildtrak, sporty XLT, and more utilitarian XLS variants. The new Ranger lineup features two newgeneration powertrains – the 2.0L Bi-Turbo and 2.0L Single Turbo engines, as well as the proven Duratorq engine – helping further strengthen the Ranger’s ‘Built Ford Tough’ See RANGER, page 10

Hino Breaks Ground for Butuan Dealership HINO Motors Philippines (HMP), the exclusive distributor of Hino trucks and buses in the country, shows no sign of slowing down as it breaks ground for its first dealership in Butuan City, Agusan del Norte. This addition to Hino’s dealership network in Mindanao highlights the company’s commitment to deliver Total Support to Filipinos in different parts of the country through reliable truck and bus solutions. Hino’s newest dealership center is strategically located at the heart of Agusan del Norte, the commercial, industrial

and administrative center of the Caraga region in Northern Mindanao. Hino Butuan stands along the national highway connecting the neighboring cities in the island, including Davao and Cagayan de Oro. “It always gives us a sense of pride and fulfillment whenever we see a dealership finally ready to service the Filipinos in the area. We continue to seek opportunities to reach more people and businesses as we pursue our vision of a more connected and sustainable community where trucks and buses transport people and goods in the fastest and most reliable way

possible,” shares HMP Chairman, Mr. Vicente T. Mills, Jr. Offering commercial vehicle sales, service and spare parts, Hino Butuan will be the newest onestop-shop to support the thriving businesses in the region. Hino’s principle of Total Support extends to its after-sales program, ensuring every product is maintained properly so it can handle

all delivery and logistics tasks efficiently. “We believe that Butuan City is one of the most-promising cities in the Caraga region. With this optimistic outlook, we are happy to launch Hino Butuan as a full-line 3S dealership center that will cater to the growing transport needs of customers See HINO, page 10

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DAVAO CITY -- Despite Saturday’s explosion inside the Davao City Police Office (DCPO) headquarters, the city and the entire region was generally peacefully during the observance of the Holy Week. This was the assessment made by the Police Regional Office (PRO) – 11, but tight security measures will continue to be implemented with the upcoming 2019 Palarong Pambansa hosted by this city. The national games will kick-off on April 27. Police Maj. Jason Baria, PRO-11 spokesperson, attributed the peaceful observance of the Holy Week to the strengthening of security measures in the Davao Region. Baria said the explosion at the DCPO Explosive Ordnance Division (EOD) was an isolated case. “The strengthening of security measures in Davao PDP CAMPAIGN RALLY IN AGUSAN DEL NORTE. President Rodrigo R. Duterte takes time to appreciate the gesture of gratitude shown by his Region during the Holy supporters on the sidelines of the Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan (PDP-Laban) campaign rally at the Caraga State University in Week had been successful,” Cabadbaran City, Agusan del Norte on April 21, 2019.

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DAVAO CITY -- The cause of the explosion that ripped through the stockroom of the Explosive Ordnance Unit at the Davao City Police Office (DCPO) on Saturday remains unknown though explosives which were kept as court evidence have been moved to a safer place. DCPO Director, Col. Alexander Tagum on Sunday said the cause of the explosion is still under investigation, as he urged everyone not to speculate on the cause of the incident. “We can’t speculate on what was exploded because

presently, a post-blast investigation was conducted by the EOD Team led by Major Garcia of Police Regional Office 11 that supervises the accounting and readership operation inside the stock room of DCPO’s EOD unit,” Tagum said. Tagum said those explosives were kept in custody of the DCPO EOD unit as court evidence. Among the explosives were grenades seized from the Maute family, that was arrested at the Sirawan checkpoint in 2017 following the Marawi siege. “In spite of its proper storage (in accordance to

EOD Storage Standard), it accidentally exploded -- for a still unknown reason,” he said. He also denied that the stockroom contains mixed materials for explosives. “It’s not true, the unexploded explosive ordnance (UXO) that are vintage bomb recovered (from construction activities) were placed in another area while the materials for court evidence were in another area of the stock room,” he said. “Under the EOD protocol on the proper disposal of recovered evidence cannot

DAVAO CITY -- Some 13 members of the New People’s Army (NPA) who were received by the different Philippine Army units last week are undergoing assessment and interview for their enrolment to the government’s Enhanced-Comprehensive Local Integration Program (E-CLIP). Lt. Col Ezra Balagtey, Eastern Mindanao Command (Eastmincom) spokesperson, said the units in charge are now conducting interview and debriefing of the surrenderers in preparation for their enrolment to E-CLIP and other government assistance. Balagtey said the 13 NPA members, on separate occasions, returned to the folds

of the law to the different units of Eastmincom. On Good Friday, Balagtey said, the joint efforts of 39IB and Davao del Sur Provincial Police Office facilitated the surrender of three NPA members in Barangay Colonsabak, Matanao, Davao Del Sur. They also surrendered M16, M14 and Garand rifles. The three were identified only as alias Dante, Jek, and Garry belonged to the group monitored in the quad boundary of Davao del Sur, North and South Cotabato, and Sultan Kudarat. They were part of the group that was encountered by the 39IB in Colonsabak. On April 19, 18-year-old alias Rosman, a resident

of Lianga, Surigao del Sur also surrendered to the 3rd Special Forces Battalion. He brought with him a cal. 5.56mm M16 Rifle. Balagtey said six more regular NPA members, 14 Militia ng Bayan and 30 other members of the underground mass organizations from Sitio Kahayag, Barangay Banag-banag and Sitio Bantolinao, Barangay Padiay of Sibagat Municipality, Agusan Del Sur surrendered to the 3rd Special Forces Battalion on April 18. They also brought with them one M653 rifle, one .22-caliber rifle, six 12-gauge homemade shotguns, two .38-caliber pistols, and one

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serving God. “Ang serbisyo sa tao ay from page 6 serbisyo sa Diyos. Wala covering Butuan City, kaming ibang hangarin ni Nabunturan, Compostela Pangulong Duterte kundi Valley and Tagum City, ang kabutihan ng bawat Davao del Norte. Pilipino,” Go said. “At ang isa po sa pinakamalaking proyekto na makikinabang ang mga from page 8 kapatid nating taga-Min- Baria said in a text message. danao ay ang Mindanao Baria said there was full Railway Project,” Go pointed deployment of personnel in each city and at the proout. The said project, cost- vincial level to secure all ing P71.6B is to provide churches. convenient, safe and fast In Davao City, Baria said transportation of people DCPO deployed roughly 300 and goods and boost eco- police personnel and more nomic and tourism activity than 200 other security and safety forces. in regions 11 and 13. Go assured the people of According to Baria, the the province that he would implementation of the secucontinue to support the rity measure will continue, programs and policies of particularly in Davao City President Rodrigo Duterte. which will host the 2019 “Ipagpapatuloy ko po ang Palarong Pambansa. mga pagbabagong nasimu- This is also part of the lan ni Pangulong Duterte, Oplan SumVac (Summer lalong-lalo na po ang kam- Vacation) from April to panya laban sa corruption, end of May. kriminalidad at droga,” Go “But during the Palaro meron tayong additional said. Likewise, Go said he personnel to augment just would push for improved like the last DAVRAA (But delivery of medical services during the Palaro, we will in the country, noting that have additional personnel many public hospitals and to augment just like the last health institutions lack the DAVRAA – Davao Regional necessary facilities to handle Athletic Association),” Baria added. the volume of patients. Part of this advocacy is Under SumVac, PRO-11 the establishment of Mala- is stepping up the security sakit Center—a one-stop measures focusing more on shop bringing together in the vital installations and one room all concerned implement target hardening agencies such as the DOH, measures. DSWD, PCSO and Phil- Brig Gen. Marcelo Mohealth to make it easier and rales, PRO-11 director, said faster for indigent patients there are special events to avail of medical and fi- during April and May such nancial assistance from the as fiesta celebrations and Flores de Mayo which will government. “May Malasakit Center draw more tourists and inna po ang Butuan City— crease traffic to the tourist yung nasa Butuan Medical destinations. Center na na-launch natin During the months of noong October 12, 2018,” April and May, Morales Go pointed out. He added said, criminal elements may that there are currently 34 take advantage of people Malasakit Centers serving in various areas of the country. NOTICE Go wants to pass a law that would enable the es- Notice is hereby given that the Intestate tablishment of Malasakit estate of the Late EDUARDO P. TAJAdied intestate without leaving a Center in more provinces ON will or testament on Sept. 14, 2018 at and key urban centers of Malaybalay City, Bukidnon. Whereas the country and ensure at the time of the demise he left conas well the continuity of jugal estate parcels of land described as follows; the program even after the A parcel of land identified as Lot Duterte administration. 1, Psd-10-015365, being a portion of The former SAP said Psu-145290, situated in the Barrio of Malaybalay, Bukidnon. Conhe believes that serving Linabo, taining an area of TEN THOUSAND the people is the same as (10,000) square meters more or less.

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NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Intestate Estate of the Late ANASONIA R. DEALA, died intestate without leaving a will on January 10, 2017 at Cagayan De Oro City. Whereas, at the time of the demise of said ANASONIA R. DE-ALA, she left as her intestate estate-parcel of Land, more particularly described as follows; A parcel of Land identified as Lot 2274, case 2, Pls-112, situated Palma, Kibawe, Bukidnon. Bounded on the S., Corner 1 is common to Lot 2277, Pls-112; on the SW., along line 1-2 by lot 2273, Pls-112, on NW., and NE., along lines 2-3-4 by road; on the SE., along line 4-1 by lot 2278, Pls-112. Containing an area of FIVE HUNDRED NINETY NINE (599) square meters more or less, covered by Katibayan ng Original na Titulo Blg. P-62532; Is subject for ExtraJudicial Settlement of the Intestate Estate of Deceased ANASONIA R. DE-ALA with Deed of Absolute. Under the Notarial Registry of Atty. Anastacio C. Rosos, JR., Notary Public, per Doc. No. 439; Page No. 89; Book No. 851; Series of 2018. MDN: Apr 23, 30 & May 7, 2019

Covered by Transfer Certificate of Title No. T-39817 with Tax Declaration No. F-031922. A parcel of land identified as Lot 1-A, Psd-10-032746, being a portion of Lot 1 (LRC) Psd-210564, situated in the Barrio of Linabo, Malaybalay, Bukidnon. Containing an area SIXTEEN THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED EIGHTY NINE (16,489) square meters more or less. Covered by Transfer Certificate of Title No. T-66928 with Tax Declaration No. F-031923. A parcel of land identified as Lot 1-E, Psd-10-032746, being a portion of Lot 1, (LRC) Psd-210564, situated in the Barrio of Linabo, Malaybalay, Bukidnon. Containing an area of EIGHT HUNDRED FOURTY (840) square meters more or less. Covered by Transfer Certificate of Title No.66933 with Tax Declaration No. F-031924. A parcel of land identified as Lot 1-F, Psd-10-032746, being a portion of Lot 1, (LRC) Psd-210564, situated in the Barrio of Linabo, Malaybalay, Bukidnon. Containing an area of ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED EIGHTY TWO (1,782) square meters more or less. Covered by Transfer Certificate of Title No.66934 with Tax Declaration No. F-031925. A parcel of land identified as Lot

Tuesday, April 23, 2019 converging in places such as beach and other places of relaxation and recreation. Authorities have assured that police will be more visible through intensified foot and mobile patrols, police assistance desks, and deployment of road safety marshals in convergence points. (PNA)

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be just disposed right away. In fact, that is the common problem of the courts wherein the recovered grenades are considered active explosive,” he added. Tagum admitted that one of their problems is the proper storage of court evidence like a grenade. “But they are in the secured area and for the information of everyone we are looking even before, for proper disposal, unfortunately, our request is still pending,” he said. “But for now, we can’t say what are those court evidence that has been affected,” he added. (PNA)

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fragmentation grenade. On April 17, alias Joy, 18, a resident of San Agustin, Surigao del Sur and an active medic of NPA’s Northeastern Mindanao group surrendered and brought with her one cal. 30 M1 Carbine rifle, one shotgun, and medical supplies. Based on her interview, Balagtey said Joy decided to surrender after hearing the arrest of her boyfriend, Robert Tejero Calipay alias Satur/ Arpak, who was arrested by troops of the 75th Infantry Battalion on April 14. Balagtey said alias Joy was only 16 years old when she was recruited by the communist organization.

Be ready... Brigada Eskwela is on the way By: SANDRA L. BACABIS Teacher –III Governor Pelaez Elem. School Medina District

One of the programs in the Department of Education is to help schools throughout the country to be able to be ready for every opening of a school year is the launching of Brigada Eskwela , this program would attract the cooperation ,generosity and willingness of the stakeholders such as the parents, pupils, teachers, private sectors and the different government agencies such as AFP,PNP,BFP ,BJMP ,DA,RHU,LGU & others in each community to join and

Another member, 22-yearold alias Jeffry and his wife alias Maymay who were members of the NPA in North Central Mindanao, surrendered on April 17 to Lt. Col. Ronald M. Illana, commander of the 8IB in Barangay Poblacion, Impasugong, Bukidnon. Eastmincom commander, Lt. Gen Felimon T. Santos Jr., lauded the efforts of the communities and the units for the surrender of the NPA members who were only deceived to join the organization. “Let us continue to be ambassadors of peace by letting those who were lost understand the effort of the government to bring peace and change in the lives of every Filipino and facilitate the resolution of push and pull issues of people joining the armed group,” Santos said. (PNA)

help the said program which would create great impact to the school children. DepEd made Brigada Eskwela as a contest to all schools in each category in elementary and secondary level to give recognition also to those who participated most and spent most their cooperation in beautifying the school and in giving more focus, emphasis and action to whatever needs of the school.

Brigada Eskwela is one week straight of participation among the stakeholders of the community to whatever services they can offer to school, it may be cleaning, painting, repairing and donating some stuffs which is very helpful and useful to school and to the school children. This program aims to bring all teachers, all stakeholders, people in the community, all other group of people in government and non-government sectors to school to volunteer to their time and skills to do the repair, cleaning, painting and etc. This program is a proof of a strong and effective partnership among the stakeholders of the school , community and the teachers as well. It made significant impact also to school specifically in the maintenance of its facilities and properties. So be ready… get ready … and be with us…

GREAT VALUE SHOP V. Castro St., Carmen, Cagayan de Oro City NOTICE OF AUCTION Starting May 3, 2019 (Friday) at 8:30 A.M. to 5 P.M., this establishment will set an Auction Sale on all pledges since December 3, 2018. Patrons are enjoined to verify their receipts. MANAGEMENT PAHIBALO Sa Mayo 3, 2019 ang (Byernes) sa may 8:30 A.M., sa buntag paingon sa alas 5:00 sa hapon, ang tanan nga penirenda nga wala ma lukat sa bulan sa Disyembre 3, 2018 maapil sa subasta. Giawhag ang tanan suki sa pagsusi sa ilang resibo. ANG TAGDUMALA MDN: Apr 23, 2019 NEW LIGHT PAWNSHOP Main: Gen. Capistrano Neri St., Cagayan de Oro City Branch: Don S. Osmeña St., Fronting Public Market, Cagayan de Oro City NOTICE OF AUCTION Starting May 3, 2019 (Friday) at 8:30 A.M. to 5 P.M., this establishment will set an Auction Sale on all pledges since December 3, 2018. Patrons are enjoined to verify their receipts. MANAGEMENT PAHIBALO Sa Mayo 3, 2019 ang (Byernes) sa may 8:30 A.M. sa buntag paingon sa alas 5:00 sa hapon, ang tanan nga penirenda nga wala ma lukat sa bulan sa Disyembre 3, 2018 maapil sa subasta. Giawhag ang tanan suki sa pagsusi sa ilang resibo. ANG TAGDUMALA MDN: Apr 23, 2019

EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE

EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT WITH DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE

1-D, Psd-10-032746, being a portion of Lot 1, (LRC) Psd-210564, situated in the Barrio of Linabo, Malaybalay, Bukidnon. Containing an area of ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED EIGHTY NINE (1,789) square meters more or less. Covered by Transfer Certificate of Title No.66930 with Tax Declaration No. F-031926 A parcel of land identified as Lot 1-B, Psd-10-032746, being a portion of Lot 1, (LRC) Psd-210564, situated in the Barrio of Linabo, Malaybalay, Bukidnon. Containing an area of EIGHT THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED EIGHT (8, 208) square meters more or less. Covered by Transfer Certificate of Title No.66929 with Tax Declaration No. F-031928. A parcel of land identified as Lot 1-C, Psd-10-032746, being a portion of Lot 1, (LRC) Psd-210564, situated in the Barrio of Linabo, Malaybalay, Bukidnon. Containing an area of NINE HUNDRED FIFTY TWO (952) square meters more or less. Covered by Transfer Certificate of Title No.66931 with Tax Declaration No. F-031927. A parcel of land identified as (Lot No. 3-A-B-C LRC Psd-110686) Lot 3-A-8-Q, of the subdivision plan (LRC, Psd-110686, being a portion of Lot 3-A-8, L.R.C. Psd-42305, LRC Rec. No. Free Patent, situated in the Poblacion, Malaybalay, Bukidnon. Containing an area of SEVEN HUNDRED EIGHTY FOUR (784) square meters more or less. Covered by Transfer Certificate of Title No.7409 with Tax Declaration No. F-005412 and Tax Declaration No. F-005413 for the improvement/building. Is subject of Extrajudicial Settlement of Estate with waiver of Rights, under the Notarial Registry of Atty. Flaviano T. Gapol Jr., Notary Public, per Doc No. 114; Page No. 23; Book No. CLV; Series of 2019.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: This AGREEMENT, made and entered into by and between: 1. LUCITA R. PEPITO, of legal age, widow, Filipino, and a resident of 1525 San Isidro St., Sta. Cecilia Subdivision, Gusa, City of Cagayan de Oro, Philippines. 2. ANGELIQUE MARIE P. MIJARES, of legal age, married, Filipino, and a resident of Marcus Aurelus St., BF Resort, Las Piñas City, Metro Manila, Philippines. 3. BENJAMIN TEODORO R. PEPITO, of legal age, married, Filipino, and a resident of 1525 San Isidro St., Sta. Cecilia Subdivision, Gusa, City of Cagayan de Oro, Philippines. 4. HAROLD JEROME R. PEPITO, of legal age, single, Filipino, and a resident of 1525 San Isidro St., Sta. Cecilia Subdivision, Gusa, City of Cagayan de Oro, Philippines. 5. MARGARET ROSE P. GARCIA, of legal age, married, Filipino, and a resident of Profiteza Pelaez St., R.E.R. Subdivision, Phase 1, Kauswagan, City of Cagayan de Oro, Philippines. 6. JOHANNA LOIS R. PEPITO, of legal age, single, Filipino, and a resident of 1525 San Isidro St., Sta. Cecilia Subdivision, Gusa, City of Cagayan de Oro, Philippines. 7. IMMANUEL DOMINIC R. PEPITO, of legal age, married, Filipino, and a resident of 1525 San Isidro St., Sta. Cecilia Subdivision, Gusa, City of Cagayan de Oro, Philippines. -WITNESSETH THAT WHEREAS, on April 29, 2003, BENJAMIN E. PEPITO, died Intestate in the City of Malaybalay, Bukidnon, Philippines, leaving a certain real properties situated in Valencia City, Bukidnon and Cagayan de Oro City, covered by Certificates of Title, the copies of which have been attached herewith and made integral parts hereof; WHEREAS, the parties hereto are the sole and only heirs of the decedent entitled to succeed to his estate, the former being the widow and children of the decedent, respectively; WHEREAS, it is to the best interest of the parties hereto to divide, partition and adjudicate between/among themselves the net estate only excluding the conjugal share of the surviving spouse which shall belong exclusively to the latter; NOW THEREFORE, for and in consideration of the foregoing premises, and invoking Section 1, Rule 74 of the Rules of Court, the parties hereto have agreed as they do so agree to divide, partition, and adjudicate the above estate between/among themselves in pro indiviso equal shares of the net estate only of the decedent, subject, however, to contingent liabilities to creditors, heirs or other persons who might have been deprived of lawful participation in the estate of the decedent, for a period of two years from and after the settlement and distribution thereof, in accordance with the provision of Section 4, Rule 74 of the Rules of Court in particular: LUCITA R. PEPITO - 1/7 ANGELIQUE MARIE P.MIJARES - 1/7 BENJAMIN TEODORO R. PEPITO - 1/7 HAROLD JEROME R. PEPITO - 1/7 MARGARET ROSE P. GARCIA - 1/7 JOHANNA LOIS R. PEPITO - 1/7 IMMANUEL DOMINIC R. PEPITO - 1/7 That in the remote event that any other property of the decedent should ever be found which is not included herein above, the parties hereto further agree as they do so agree to settle and distribute the same in like manner and proportion as herein established and disposed while respecting the conjugal share of the surviving spouse over said property. Is subject for EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE under the Notarial registry of CECILIO A. PEPITO JR., Notary Public, per Doc. No. 07; Page No. 02; Book No. XI; series of 2004.

Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the late EMERITA KONG-BABOR, died intestate on February 24, 2006, at Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines; That the deceased at the time of her death, left behind a property situated in Bugo, Cagayan de Oro City, and more particularly described as follows: “A PARCEL OF LAND (Lot 17, Block 18, of the subdivision plan, (LRC) Psd-131075 being a portion of Lot 1-D-2-F-1, Psd-9223, LRC (GLRO) Rec. No. 1003), situated in the District of Bugo, City of Cagayan de Oro, Island of Mindanao; Containing an area of TWO HUNDRED FIFTY (250) square meters, more or less; are the subject of EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT WITH DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE; made and executed by and between namely; JESSIE AMARANTE BABOR, of legal age, widower, Filipino Citizen, with residence and postal address at Bugo, Cagayan de Oro City; LOVELLA K. BABOR-JOHNS, of legal age, Filipino Citizen, and with residence and postal address at London, United Kingdom represented herein by her father JESSIE AMARANTE BABOR; DAISY MAE KONG BABOR, of legal age, Filipino Citizen, and with residence and postal address at New York City, United States of America represented herein by her father JESSIE AMARANTE BABOR; That for and in consideration of the sum of ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED FIFTY EIGHT THOUSAND PESOS (Php1,558,000.00) Philippines Currency, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged from SPOUSES EUGENE M. LABIAL and RODELYN J. LABIAL, herein referred to as the VENDEES, of legal ages Filipino citizens, and with residence and postal address at Bugo, Cagayan de Oro City, in full satisfaction of the purchase price of the above-described parcel of land, with all the improvements therein, by virtue of these presents, VENDORS/HEIRS do hereby sell, transfer and convey unto said VENDEES, their heirs, assigns and successors-in-interest, the above described parcel of land free from all liens and encumbrances of whatever kind and nature; Under Notary Public of Atty. DIANA MAE BEBELONE; as per Doc. No. 11; Page No. 3; Book No. XX; Series of 2019.

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BFA Manila chairperson and FFCCCII Honorary President Domingo H. Yap said this is a historic opportunity for the Philippines to showcase our country’s developments across that have been fast-tracked by President Duterte’s independent foreign policy. The forum, which will be a platform for communication among leaders, will be attended by highly select high-level government, industry and business, and organization leaders. Incoming FFCCCII President Henry Lim Bon Liong said the BFA in Manila is a testimony to the confidence of our Asian neighbors on Philippine’s growth story. The Philippines was represented by Arroyo in the roundtable discussion on World Trade Organization Reform in the recent highlevel Boao Forum held in Hainan, China on March 26-29 themed “Shared Future, Concerted Action, Common Development”. “China has given us the lesson that there is just not one path for development because prior to China’s experience, it was thought that the only way to development is the Western style model of Jeffersonian democracy and coupled with a free market,” Arroyo was quoted as saying. She said the international community should consider the Asian economic giant as a strategic partner of developing countries like the Philippines. (PR)

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to get to school since we don’t have a high school here in our barangay and it’s not easy).” Nestor also says “Ang katawhan gyud nagkauyon og pagtukod sa eskwelahan para sa Highschool students (The community agreed to propose a school building specially for the high school students).” The Barangay Corrales Community decided that the community sub-project will be a Construction of 1 Unit, 2 Classroom School Building as they embrace the community-driven development approach after it was introduced to them by the DSWD workers. “Isa pud ka problema dinhi sa among barangay mao ang lisod ang dalan pero ang munisipyo naghagtag og dugang pundo sa barangay. Panahon sa Participatory Situational Analysis sa Kalahi-CIDSS, ang eskwelahan gyud ang number one nga among prioridad kay tanan ang maka-benepisyo niini. (One of the problems of Barangay Corrales is the lack of roads. The Municipal Local Government Unit also provided the fund for the said project it’s already under construction. During our Participatory Situational Analysis workshop of Kalahi-CIDSS, the construction of the school building was the top priority since it would be beneficial to all residents)” said Nestor. The construction of 1 Unit, 2 Classroom school building sub-project in Barangay Corrales is funded through the DSWD KalahiCIDSS, the total project cost of P1,726,400.00 with a local counterpart of P93,000.00 from the barangay and municipal local government units. The community of Barangay Corrales, parents, and local officials alike are grateful to have the school building finally constructed. They no longer worry of having their children walk home, especially late at night, since the school is now just a 5-minute walk from their respective houses. C om mu n it y - D r ive n Development (CDD) is an approach that gives the community control of the development process, resources and decision making authority and regarded as the best assessors of the needs that their communities. The communities also have the responsibility of implementing, managing, and operating the sub-projects they have planned as well as maintaining them. In the Philippines, CDD is implemented through the Kapit-Bisig Laban sa Kahirapan Comprehensive and Integrated Delivery of Social Services – National Community-Driven Development Program (KalahiCIDSS NCDDP) under the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD).

The DSWD KalahiCIDSS and its community volunteers are advocating for Community-Driven Development (CDD) institutionalization in the local governments for the continuation and sustainability of its gains and empowered communities.

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Tuesday, April 23, 2019 And now they came up with a rehashed story of the so-called “wealth” of President Duterte and his children. The parents of the President are known in Davao. His father, a lawyer, was the first elected governor of undivided Davao province. They have modest businesses and properties yet lived a frugal lifestyle. Governor Duterte to date is best remembered for his unblemished record as a politician. They were not rich if you reckon with the present crop of politicians but were neither poor. When the venerable governor died, his wife Soledad, continued with the family’s discipline keeping the good name and virtues that the late Governor “Ite” had imparted. Then Mayor Duterte and wife Elizabeth raised and nurtured their children in the same mold of discipline and frugal lifestyle. When Nanay Soleng passed away, she left the modest fortune that she and Governor Ite had saved to all her children. By this time the marriage of Duterte to Elizabeth was annulled. The Mayor took a new partner later, Honeylet Avancena, a registered nurse who worked as supervisor for a long time in US hospital. A woman with a knack for business, Honeylet invested her savings on fast food chains. She never meddles in Duterte’s politics and shies away from the public. The few times she appears in public was when Veronica, nicknamed “Kitty” was born to the couple. PCIJ made an issue of President Duterte’s “wealth” and the rest of the critical media feasted on it as if it is the only remaining carcass they can find in the desert. It is to their misfortune that the President lives a legendary frugal lifestyle. True that when he started off with his political career, he declared a P10-million worth of assets and liabilities. If 30 years later this increased to P28-million only a person pregnant with plot to malign another can conjure a fast math and tell the world that the increment is ill-gotten. For an institution that relies mainly on dole outs from funding agencies, this indeed can be an unexplainable mystery. And Duterte is correct that these paid propagandists are nothing but that. PCIJ, RAPPLER and Vera Files should have consulted even a student in investment and asset management for an explanation why P10 today can grow beyond P28 in 20 years. This can easily be achieved even without taking into consideration the salaries, wages and other incomes which Duterte’s family derived from legitimate business. But attack dogs can never comprehend this. (Philippine News Agency)

obviously apparent. The the US-based National Endowment for Democracy has generously funded, directly and indirectly, local media organizations. NED is no different from Omidyar Network which funded the ouster move of a Ukraine President who was sympathetic to Russia. Omidyar is the same outfit that “invested” a huge sum of money to Maria Ressa’s Rappler. It coughed up support funds for Vera Files which in turn allocates funds for a the Philippine Council forvInvestigatve Journalism. If that is not enough there are traitors based in the US of A that had long denounced not only their Filipino citizenship but the Philippines as well. The ghost character “Bikoy” is among the invention of the group to tarnish the image of President Duterte and his family. It maligned even Veronica, the very young daughter of the President who is barely in her teens, in their outrageous plot to denigrate the family of the President. PCIJ threw away their much ballyhooed virtue of being investigative by reporting that Duterte has accumulated so much wealth in his incumbency as President. Like Rappler’s EJK numbers , PCIJ subscribed to the statistics culled from the perjured witnesses of Senators De Lima and Antonio Trillanes. They also believed hook line and sinker and propagated the fairy tale surrounding the mythical Davao Death Squads. Three decades had elapsed since De Lima, as chairperson of the Human Right Commission, conducted a probe on alleged extra-judicial killings in Davao City and up to the time she became Justice Secretary and now Senator, she has yet produced a single piece of evidence of the more than 2,000 victims which her witnesses claimed they personally buried in from page 1 an abandoned quarry in preparations for the event. In 2015, Tagum City in Davao.

Palaro...

Davao del Norte hosted the 58th edition of the national games. “It’s ready for implementation. Everything has been set. All the security components are already aware of it,” Sumagaysay said. He said the Police Regional Office 11 and the military’s 103rd Infantry Brigade would provide augmentation to strengthen the security setup here during the Palaro. He said they expect most of the delegates to arrive days before the event. He added the local government would install high definition CCTVs in all the playing venues at the 20-hectare world-class Davao City-University of the Philippines Sports Complex in the UP-Mindanao campus in Tugbok. Sumagaysay said the security plan for the 26 billeting quarters and 32 playing venues has been laid out already. “We have assigned security in every billeting quarter and playing venues where security team leaders would be assigned,” he said. He assured delegates that the Davao City Central 911, City Health Office and City Social Services and Development Office would be deployed to attend to their concerns. “Sa lahat mga participants (to all the participants), welcome to Davao City. Enjoy your stay. You have your partners here. Kung alone ka, ikaw lang isa, (If you are alone) you have a big brother. Just call 911,” he said. From January 27 to February 2, 2019, the city also hosted the Davao Regional Athletic Association Meet held at the sports complex here. (Antonio L. Colina IV/MindaNews)

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Consultant of Northern Mindanao Natural Resources Council, Inc. (Normin NRC Inc.), has cited the San Francisco Water District (SFWD) for its relentless effort in preserving the sustainable watershed since 1997 that it can now combat climate change and the ill effects of El Niño. “The sustainable management of Mt. Magdiwata watershed by SFWD is the best example of long term solution to the current water crisis in the country,” Calomot said. SFWD has been in the forefront of rehabilitating the mountain watershed once endangered with unabated log poaching and kaingin system from 54 percent open and denuded areas to what is now 92 percent high biodiversity forest cover. Due to increase in watershed cover , study revealed that that the flow rate of surface water in springs and streams inside the watershed had significantly increased starting 2013 onward in spite of climate

variability and occurrences of El Niño in 2015 and 2018. Elmer Luzon, SFWD general manager, said that reforestation efforts did not only increased the water yield but had also changed the microclimatic condition of the area bringing more rainfall even in the onset of drought and other climate phenomena. “Since there is a direct relationship between the forest cover, water yield, and rainfall, the Mt Magdiwata Watershed experience revealed a highly significant correlation on the water yield and rainfall,” Luzon noted citing a recent study done by SFWD. SFWD’s success story served as a model and inspiration to 10 other local water districts in Northern Mindanao that comprises the Normin NRC Inc. Many Normin NRC members however are still struggling to preserve watersheds in their respective areas even as a resolution was passed in 2009 onehectare reforestation model projects with P35,000 yearly budget. Factors preventing water districts in Northern Mindanao to protect their watershed as source of potable water supply were most of these areas are not declared by virtue of law or presidential proclamation and if there are , it is being challenged by overlapping of claims with mining areas operation putting the watershed in peril. A case in point is the 66.20 watershed area of Cantilan Water District in Surigao del Sur of which a big portion has been destroyed a mining company (Marcventures Mining and Development Corp.) Vicente Cirilo Iriberri, general manager of Cantilan Water District, said the destruction of the Lib-og Watershed has caused a major 74 percent decline of water supply from 50,000 cubic meters in January 2018 to 10,000 cubic meters in July 2018. He said there is an overlapping and conflicting tenurial rights over watershed areas even water rights for irrigation, hydroelectric power and domestic water use against massive issuance of mining tenements. “The lack of political will and sense of priority has resulted to forest denudation,” Iriberri said. He reported that the areas being destroyed by mining are part of the Presidential Proclamation 1747 in 2013 declaring portions of Alamio, Buyaan, Carac-an and Panikian Rivers and Sipagpang Falls, as Watershed Forest Reserves, Lib-og being part and parcel of Alamio River In a position paper during a forum here at Mabe’s Savory Place and Hotel early last month, Normin NRC, Inc. members have resolved that the greatest problem of many water districts nationwide is water crisis which is the lack of sustainable water

supply especially during dry seasons coupled with increasing demand. “Many people believed that current water crisis is attributed by El Nino/ climate change. In reality, the greatest problem of all is the vanishing watersheds brought about by varying degrees of degradation which might affect the sufficient quantity and acceptable quality of waters available to the communities,” the position paper cited. It further stated: “Remember, a watershed that has high biodiversity are usually covered with trees . Since trees in watershed serves as the natural filter , reservoirs which usually reserve water during rainy seasons and release it to rivers and streams during dry seasons , giving off continuous supply of water for the community.” EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT AMONG HEIRS WITH CONFORMING TAX DECLARATION NAME TO THE NAME OF NELLIE C. DACANAY FROM ANDRES A. DACANAY Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the late SPOUSES, NELLIE C. DACANAY, who died on AUGUST 09, 2018 at POLYMEDIC PLAZA, NTAIONAL HIGHWAY, KAUSWAGAN, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY & ANDRES A. DACANAY, who died on DECEMEBER 17, 2016 at POLYMEDIC, VELEZ ST., CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY; left no last will and testament and left no knows debts to any person, firm of entity; That the deceased, at the time of their death, left a certain property situated in District of Canitoan, Cagayan de Oro City and more particularly described as follows; TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-153907 COVERED BY TAX DECLARATION NO. 093989; A PARCEL OF LAND (Lot 11, Block 6 of the subdivision plan, Psd-10000939, being a portion of Lot 10015, of the cadastral survey of Cagayan), situated in the District of Canitoan, City of Cagayan de Oro, Island of Mindanao; containing an area of THREE HUNDRED SIXTY NINE (369) Square Meters, more or less; are the subject of EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT AMONG HEIRS WITH CONFORMING TAX DECLARATION NAME TO THE NAME OF NELLIE C. DACANAY FROM ANDRES A. DACANAY; NEIL C. DACANAY, of legal age, Filipino citizen, married, and a resident of IPLC- Mayagay 1, Brgy. Sampaloc, Tanay Rizal 1980; DANTE C. DACANAY, of legal age, Filipino citizen, married and a resident of #149 Banaba St., PN Roa Subdivision, Calaanan, Caniton, Cagayan de Oro City; NOEL C. DACANAY, of legal age, Filipino citizen, married and a resident of Lot 29, Block 56 Soldiers Hills Village, Brgy. Putatan, Muntilupa City 1772; JOSE MARCOS S. DACANAY, of legal age, Filipino citizen, married and a resident of Blk. 7 Lot 3, Phase 3, NHA, Kauswagan, Cagayan de Oro City 9000; and REX C. DACANAY, of legal age, Filipino citizen, married and a resident of #01-32 Alberto St., Brgy. 1, Malaybalay City; That the parties hereto being all of legal age and with civil capacity to contract and adjudicate among themselves their common property as above-described, in the manner following property as co-owners; Under Notary Public of Atty. Of EMELITO J. MARQUIÑO; as per Doc No. 406; Page No. 81; Book No. XVII; Series of 2019. MDN Apr 23, 30 & May 7, 2019

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Tuesday, April 23, 2019

Editor: MARK FRANCISCO

Community Volunteers complete DSWD Kalahi-CIDSS school building project Story by: FERDINAND V. LOFRANCO, DSWD Kalahi-CIDSS Community Empowerment Facilitator Copy Editing: ROQUE SALVO, SMO I Rewrite/Editing: SHAUN ALEJANDRAE UY, SMO III Final Review: CHARMAINE P. TADLAS, Regional Information Officer

ACCESS to Education is on top of everyone’s list, however, many communities here in Philippines lack the opportunity to proper school facilities – Barangay Corrales in Jasaan, Misamis Oriental is no exception. Those coming from mountainous places traverse rivers or long walks (oftentimes with no footwear) and on very rough, muddy roads just to get to class causing others to give up in going to school. The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) through KapitBisig Laban sa Kahirapan Comprehensive and Integrated Delivery of Social Services (Kalahi-CIDSS) National Community-Driven Development Program (NCDDP) facilitated a series of barangay assemblies for

The construction of 1 Unit, 2 Classroom school building sub-project in Barangay Corrales, Jasaan, Misamis Oriental, funded through the DSWD Kalahi-CIDSS, the total project cost of P1,726,400.00 with a local counterpart of P93,000.00 from the barangay and municipal local government units.

the possibility of improving the road for the convenience of the children and the community of Barangay Corrales Jasaan, Misamis Oriental. The real struggle of the students of this barangay is they have to travel on

foot from their respective houses to Barangay Aplaya where the school is situated and that is approximately a 5-kilometer walk everyday just to attend classes which resulted in them getting home late at night and puts the lives of these students

Nestor V. Tumapon, 65, is the DSWD Kalahi-CIDSS Barangay Sub-Project Management Committee Chairperson of Barangay Corrales, Jasaan, Misamis Oriental. Here, Nestor poses near the site of the construction of 1 Unit, 2 Classroom school building sub-project in Barangay Corrales.

Women community volunteers participated during the construction of school building community sub-project.

in danger especially girls. DSWD Kalahi-CIDSS B ar ang ay Su b - Proj e c t Management Committee (BSPMC) Chairman Nestor V. Tumapon, 65, of Purok

1, Barangay Corrales says “Among mga estudyante nag-antus gyud og baktas kada adlaw arun lamang maka tungha sa pagskwela kay wala gyud high school

dinhi sa among barangay busa lisod gyud para sa amoa (Our students have been suffering from hiking 5 kilometers everyday just See COMPLETE, page 11

DENR 10 receives commendation from Biodiversity Management Bureau

THE Department of Environment and Natural Res ources Region 10 (DENR 10) received a commendation from Biodiversity Management Bureau (BMB) for its initiative to conduct a Capacity Development Training Workshop on Cave Management and Assessment on February 11-14, 2019 at Dancagan, Province of Bukidnon. The training workshop was spearheaded by the personnel from Protected Area Management and Biodiversity Conservation Section (PAMBCS)

of DENR 10 and attended by field personnel from Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Office (PENRO) Bukidnon, Community Environment and Natural Resources Offices (CENROs) of Valencia City, Don Carlos, Manolo Fortich and Talakag. The training workshop specifically oriented the participants on the following: (1) rationale and i nt ro du c t i on t o c ave , (2) guidelines governing the naming of caves, (3) guidelines safeguarding the caves utilized for tourism, (4) outline of

cave management plan, (5) cave surveying and mapping, (6) cave photo documentation, and (7) caving techniques and safety roping technique. Actual cave assessment and rappelling in Kisolop Cave at New Kidapawan, Kibawe, Bukidnon was conducted in order to gauge the learning of the participants. In its memorandum dated April 1, 2019, the BMB expressed its hope that more field officers will be given such kind of training. #TayoAngKalikasan

DENR Assistant Secretary for Western Mindanao Jim O. Sampulna (2nd from left) administers the oath-taking of nine promoted and one newly-hired personnel of the Environmental Management Bureau, Region 10 (EMB 10) during a simple ceremony in the DENR 10 covered court, Macabalan, Cagayan de Oro City recently. Witnessing the oath-taking of personnel is EMB 10 Regional Director Reynaldo S. Digamo (left). DENR 10 and Mines and Geosciences Bureau 10 officials and personnel witnessed the activity. #TayoAngKalikasan