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Report migratory bird: DA tells poultry raisers By MARK FRANCISCO Correspondent
CAGAYAN de Oro City-The Department of Agriculture (DA) in Northern Mindanao yesterday urged the poultry raisers in Misamis Oriental and Bukidnon to immediately report any migratory bird activity in their respective farms. DA Regional Quarantine Officer Dale Franco Llentic said there are thousand large-and small-scale poultry farms in the two provinces that comprised the bulk of the poultry industry in Northern Mindanao. “I have met with management representatives of the poultry raisers and I have told them to especially look out for their poultry Misamis Oriental Governor Yevgeny Vincente Emano has assured that the provincial government is addressing the reproted avian flu virus that farms which are located has affected poultry farms in some parts of Luzon. Emano said he has ordered the strict monitoring of incoming chicken and other birds in the near swamp areas. It is in province’s quarantines. Right photo, native chicken and other fowls including ducks and turkeys are being sold in makeshift stalls near the See report, page 11
Cogon market Cagayan de Oro City area despite reports that an avian flue has already killed thousands of birds in some parts of Luzon starting last week. Photos by Gerry Lee Gorit for Mindanao Daily News
Malacanang mulls Armed Forces help in containing bird flu outbreak THE Palace on Tuesday said it is considering the use of military troops to hasten the clearing of areas affected by the avian flu virus in the province of Pampanga. At a Palace briefing, Presidential Spokesperson
Ernesto Abella said the first ever avian flu outbreak in the country is no small calamity and the government is doing everything to swiftly contain the outbreak. “We sympathize with the plight of farmers and other
sectors in the poultry industry which are burdened by the drastic measures needed to contain and eradicate our first ever avian flu outbreak,” he said. However, the Palace official noted that the Depart-
ment of Agriculture (DA) may require additional personnel, given the huge task of cleaning and containing a large area. “Despite their lack of personnel, we urge
THE Department of Agriculture in Region 11 (DA 11) said it has prepared for the possible entry of migratory birds from avian flu-stricken countries that will seek refuge in five areas in the Davao Region during winter, starting next month
until April next year. The DA has already activated the Avian Influenza Protection Program Task Force Probinsya, an interagency group concerned on the surveillance and monitoring of the birds and poultry farms in the region,
according to Dr. Dannie Apelo, the spokesperson. The group is composed of representatives from the DA, Department of Health, Philippine National Police, and local government units. He said the surveillance group will collect blood
samples and pharyngeal swabs when these birds would start flocking in five identified areas across three out of five provinces and one city in the region – BanayBanay and Lupon in Davao Oriental, Malalag
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DA prepares for arrival of migratory birds from bird flu-stricken countries Dr. Dannie Apelo, spokesperson of the inter-agency Avian Influenza Protection Program Task Force Probinsya in Region 11, in a business forum at SM City Davao Tuesday (15 August 2017), says authorities in the Davao Region are prepared against avian flu should migratory birds start coming soon as winter approaches in colder countries. MindaNews photo by Antonio L. Colina IV
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Aside from security, MSU Marawi students face rising prices of food, transport, dorm By CAROLYN O. ARGUILLAS MindaNews
MARAWI CITY — Given the still ongoing war between government forces and the Maute Group in the downtown area, students of the Mindanao State University’s (MSU) main campus five kilometers away were aware, before coming back here, that they would be facing security issues when the first semester finally begins on August 22. What they were not prepared for, however, is the rise in prices of food, dorm and transport. Before the war started on May 23, the cost of public transport from Iligan to Marawi was only 50 to 70 pesos. Today it is 100 to150 pesos. In this campus of rolling hills with a view of Lake Lanao, downtown Marawi and the ‘Sleeping Lady’ mountain, students pay only 40 pesos to get enroled: 20 pesos for insurance and 20 pesos for the campus publication. Students interviewed by MindaNews on Friday, the last day of enrolment, said their “baon” (allowance) before the war was 500 pesos a week. On their return here, they found out 500 may no longer be
enough. A tricycle ride before the war was only 10 pesos. Now the fare ranges from 20 to 50 pesos, depending on the distance, and the time of day, they said. There are fewer tricycles plying the route now as quite a number of tricycle drivers and operators are now evacuees (bakwits or internally displaced persons) in neighboring towns and cities. An alternative would be to walk instead of ride the tricycle, as professors here who graduated from the same campus, said they did before. The students’ favorite and affordable meal — pater — is no longer as affordable as it was before the war. Pater is a Maranaw meal of rice with small chunks of either fish, chicken or beef, wrapped usually in a banana leaf and best eaten by hand. Sorya Satar, 21, of Bacolod Kalawi town in Lanao del Sur, some 27 kilometers away, said pater before the war cost only 20 pesos. “Ngayon, 30 pesos na” (Now it’s 30 pesos). Other students said some pater are sold for 35 pesos. Omairah Macapodi, who works at the Department of Student Affairs, noted that the ten-peso vegetable meal is still ten pesos “pero maliit na ang serving” (but the serving portion is now small). The
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tinolang manok that used to sell for 25 pesos before the war now sells for P50. Because the public market is within the main battle area, food supply is sourced from Iligan City, some 40 kilometers away. Abdulhamid M.Yusoph, 19 of Ditsaan Ramain in Lanao del Sur, Mohammad Raif Bangcola, 19 of Madalum also in the same province, and Yasser Tabao, 20, of Butig, Lanao del Sur, were also complaining of the rise in prices and how their daily allowances will not be enough. “Krisis na lahat,” they said. Aside from food and transport, accommodation is also a problem as a number of boarding houses are still closed, their owners among those who fled Marawi. Accommodation rates have also risen. A bedspace in a room for six at a threefloor cottage, according to Honeybee Dulpina, a 20-year student who is finishing her thesis for a BS Environmental Science degree, is now PhP 700 a month, from PhP 650 before the war. Dulpina is from San Isidro town in Siargao Island, Surigao del Norte. Where to stay MindaNews met Dulpina with fellow Siargao Island students Genevie Sumaylo, 19 and Jezsiel Luego, 19, outside the College of Information and Technology on Friday. Like Dulpina, Sumaylo, from Pilar town, is also completing her thesis for AB Sociology. Her boarding house, which was collecting PhP 650 a month before the war, has yet to open, so she is presently staying with Dulpina. Both Dulpina and Sumaylo were still trying to complete their registration on Friday noon. “Karon among dilemma,
Trike fare inside the Mindanao State University main campus in Marawi City has gone up from 10 pesos before the war to a range of 20 to 50 pesos, depending on the distance and time of day. MindaNews photo by H. MARCOS C. MORDENO
di ka enrol ug thesis kay wala man ka defend sa proposal,” Dulpina said. The two were supposed to have defended their thesis proposal afternoon of May 23 before going home to Siargao but no defense happened because the war broke out that afternoon. MSU President Dr. Habib Macaayong told MindaNews there is special consideration for cases like these. He said the two “should see the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs. If not resolved, let them see me.” On Monday, Dulpina and Sumaylo said they had gotten in touch with their advisers and are scheduling their defense so they can enrol. Dulpina, Sumaylo and Luego stayed for two nights inside the campus when the war broke out before they were moved to Iligan City with the assistance of the school administration. S u m ay l o s a i d t h e
MSU Marawi students from Siargao Island in Surigao del Norte (L to R) Genevie Sumaylo, Jezsiel Luego and Honeybee Dulpina, like other students at the main campus, said their parents did not want them to return to Marawi while the war between government forces and the Maute Gorup is still raging. MindaNews photo by FROILAN GALLARDO
boarding house will reopen before classes begin but she is not sure if there will be an increase in rent. Luego, 19, an incoming senior in AB Political Science from Dapa town who paid PhP 450 a month for bedspace in her boarding house before the war, is experiencing the same problem as Sumaylo’s: her boarding house has yet to open. Luego said her Maranaw classmates allowed her to hitch a ride from Iligan City to the campus and her Maranaw teacher at the Pol Sci department, allowed her to stay in their house within the campus in the meantime. Bangcola and Tabao said their boarding houses were still close. “Takot pero kailangan” Students interviewed by MindaNews shared the same problem: their parents did not want them to return to campus, not while the war is raging. Japar Sohaya, 21, Bacolod Kalawi, and her townmate Sorya Satar, 21, admit they are “takot pero kailangan” (afraid but it’s necessary). Both are incoming senior students in AB Islamic Studies. Magad Norbaisah, 20, an incoming senior in BSBA Management, and Hayanie Tomadung, an incoming senior in Education, both from Balo-i in Lanao del Norte also said their parents did not want them to return to the Marawi campus because of the ongoing war. Both said they have no choice because they are graduating students and
while there is an MSU branch in Iligan City, they prefer to finish the course in Marawi. The parents of the Siargao students have repeatedly told them to stop school because of the war. Like Sohaya, Satar, Norbaisah and Tomadung, they explained that as graduating students, “wala kaming choice” (we have no choice). Sumaylo said her father had set a condition for her to stay in Iligan instead of Marawi. But when she got back to Marawi last week, her father repeatedly phoned her to return home, even if it meant she would miss one year in school. She said her father’s plea may have been so because by coincidence, whenever her father calls, that would be the time of air strikes and explosions could be heard on the phone. Luego said her mother had refused to call her since she insisted on returning to Marawi. Francis Edward Emborgo, 19 of Wao in Lanao del Sur, an incoming sophomore in BS Marketing said that like Genevie, Honeybee nad Jezsiel, his parents also did not want him to return to Marawi but to transfer to Iligan. Ronald Silvosa, Information Technology Officer and head of Information Systems Department of College of Information and Technology told MindaNews that as of 5 p.m. Friday, they had a total of 8,697 enrolees, 7,523 of whom have confirmed their enrolment. Macaayong said he is “happy” See rising, page 11
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Remaining Zamboangueño hostage escapes from Abu Sayyaf By Ely Dumaboc PNA
ZAMBOANGA CITY -Government forces have safely recovered the remaining Zamboangueño construction worker seized by the Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) in Sulu, a top military official said Monday. Recovered by Navy forces was Edmundo “Moymoy” Ramos, a resident of Barangay Tumaga, this city. Rear Adm. Rene Medina, Naval Forces Western Mindanao (NFWM) commander, said Ramos was recovered around 1 a.m. Monday at the vicinity of Tapiantana Island in the municipality of Tabuan Lasa, Basilan province. Ramos said he was taken to Tapiantana Island by a “concerned civilian” whom he sought help after his escape on Sunday from the custody of the ASG. Ramos said he immediately revealed that he just escaped from captivity when the Navy personnel intercepted them Monday upon disembarking from a motorized banca in Tapiantana Island. Medina said Ramos was recovered by Joint Task Force Basilan through Na-
val Task Group Basilan, Naval Task Force 61, and Naval Intelligence Security Group Western Mindanao (NISGWM). He said the injured Ramos was immediately taken to the hospital at Adm. Espaldon Naval Base that houses the NFWM headquarters. Ramos was among the five Zamboangueño construction workers the ASG has kidnapped while they were asleep in their barracks at the Provincial Sports Complex on July 15 in Patikul, Sulu. One of the five identified as Jenly Miranda escaped hours after they were seized. Miranda jumped into a cliff while they were being taken to an Abu Sayyaf camp in Patikul town. The other three namely Jason Vailoces, Joel Adanza, and Filemon Guerrero Jr. have escaped in the after of Thursday, August 10, and were safely recovered around 9 a.m. Friday, August 11, in Barangay Kagay, Talipao, Sulu. Medina turned over Ramos on Monday to Mayor Maria Isabelle ClimacoSalazar and consequently to his family. (EED/PNA)
Zamboangueño construction worker Edmundo Ramos (left) on Monday chats with his co-workers Filemon Guerrero Jr and Jason Vailoces while his daughter sits on his lap. Troops safely recovered Ramos on Monday after he escaped from th Abu Sayyaf captivity. (Remus Ong/PNA)
DTI opens SOCCSKSARGEN Region’s
45th Negosyo Center in Lebak
LEBAK, Sultan Kudarat -Micro, small and medium enterprises (SMES) in the coastal town of Lebak in Sultan Kudarat province are assured of immediate aid that could sustain their investments. This, as the Department of Trade and Industry in SOCCSKSARGEN Region opened here its 45th Negosyo Center. “Lebak’s Negosyo Center is the 12th In Sultan Kudarat province. With the opening of this facility, all local government units in Sultan Kudarat province now have Negosyo Center that bring services closer to MSMEs,” said Felisa Sinobago, DTI Sultan Kudarat provincial director. According to a DTI briefer, a Negosyo Center is “responsible for promoting ease of doing business and facilitating access to services for MSMEs within its jurisdiction.” Its primar y ser vices include supports in business registration, advisory services, information and advocacy, and monitoring and recommending business-process improvements. Specifically, these services cover assistance through business registration, establishing networks and market linkages, facilitating financial grants, shared service facilities and equipment,
management guidance, training, information on credit facilities, databanking and many other support for MSMEs. Lebak’s Negosyo Center is a a Model B facility, which is describes as being manned by 2 to 3 business counselorswith support stafff and has areas for reception, consultation and meeting. Sinobago, however, noted that the center in
Lebak has a second floor featurin a hall for training activities. DTI 12 Regional Director Ibrahim Guiamadel and Mayor Dionesio Besana led the inauguration of the Lebak Negosyo Center, highlighting the opening ceremonies of the municipality's 2nd Kapeonan Festival and 70th Foundation Anniversary. (DEDoguiles-PIA12)
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Suddenly, a sepulchral silence envelopes North Korea after US President Donald Trump enthused that its missiles are now “lock and loaded” in response to Kim Jong Un’s overture that it would initiate a nuclear attack on Guam, a US territory in the Pacific. Japan, a US ally, also scrambled and vowed to shoot North Korean missiles, if it passes through its territory. On the other hand, China would stop any US missiles fired against North Korea. Obviously, a realignment of forces in the Pacific and Asia is silently building up as the North Korean threat becomes palpable and imminent.
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But, will North Korea really pushes the button first and initiate a nuclear strike against Guam? With the US in war footing, many now expressed the doubt that Kim Jong Un would make the first move. Granting that Kim Jon Un would push the nuclear button, will it be directed to Guam? Military analysts think otherwise. In fact, North Korea would make a simultaneous attack on South Korea and Japan. Thus, the Guam target is only a ruse. Why South Korea and Japan? The answer is historical in context. During the early 1900s, Japan rules Korea, then an undivided peninsula. It was Japan’s infrastructure development
on the Korean Peninsula that propels progress in Korea. However, Japan’s despotic rule prompted the Korean people to rise against the Imperial Japan. Thus, the Korean people organized themselves to fight against Japan. As usual, there is always the leftist and rightist (majority of them mediocre). The leftist opposes Japan while the mediocre and the extreme right simply want to protect their interests. They were not inclined to ally with the Korean opposition movement. At that time, the Soviet Union was expanding the communist movement in Europe and in Asia. Being one of the neighbors in Asia, Korea could not escape the
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eye of Stalin, then the Soviet Union’s strongman. Sensing the vulnerability of Korea and the impending conflict with Japan, Stalin ordered the attack and annihilated the Japanese who were then stationed in Manchuria, then part of Northeast China. Kim IL Sung, the grandfather of Kim Jong Un, was one of the influential leaders of Korea at that time who waged a guerrilla war against Japan. During the attack in Manchuria, Kim IL Sung was among the Korean See guam, page 11
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Public officials and employees shall remain true to the people at all times, act with justness and sincerity and shall not discriminate against anyone, especially the poor and the underprivileged. They shall not dispense or extend undue favors on account of their office to their relatives. Political neutrality. Public officials and employees shall provide services to everyone without unfair discrimination and regardless of party affiliation or preference. Responsiveness to the public. Public officials and employees shall extend prompt, courteous,
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and adequate service to the public. Nationalism and patriotism. Public officials and employees shall at all times be loyal to the Republic of the Philippines and to the Filipino people, promote the use of locallyproduced goods, resources and technology and encourage appreciation and pride of country and people. Commitment to democracy. Public officials and employees shall See healthy, page 11
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LTFRB is all wrong on Uber and Grab
LIFE’S INSPIRATIONS: “… And God said, `Let there be lights in the vault of the sky to separate the day from the night, and let them serve as signs to mark sacred times, and days and years’…” (Genesis 1:14, the Holy Bible). -oooLTFRB IS ALL WRONG ON UBER AND GRAB: Just what is LTFRB (or the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board) thinking when it suspended Grab and Uber for one month? Were they thinking of the interest of the riding public, or the interest of private common carriers who have been exerting great pressures on paid cohorts so the stiff com-
petition provided by Grab and Uber can be stifled? Franchise is just a legal fiction so private companies can help the government deliver public services the government itself cannot perform. It is not a hard and fast rule that should be complied with, as if life and death depended on it. -oooF R A N C H I SE S A R E MERE LEGAL FICTION, INVENTED TO SERVE THE PUBLIC: Di ba, during Christmas seasons, All Saints Day commemorations, Holy Weeks and other holidays constituting long weekends, LTFRB suspends the requirement of a franchise before a vehicle can ferry passengers, since existing franchisees cannot
cope up with the number of travelling individuals? At this point, only the morons in government cannot see that there is a need to relax or suspend the rule on franchises on matters of transporting commuters, because common carriers cannot simply do the job. There is a compelling need for Uber and Grag nowadays, and only those being paid by inutile common carriers handsome fees cannot see this need. Wow, when will God take away the morons and the paid hacks in govenment? Ang tagal naman, Panginoong Diyos at Tagapagligtas. -oooUS SOLAR ECLIPSE A SIGN OF GRIM EVENTS COMING? The total solar
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eclipse that will hit the United States from coast to coast on August 21, 2017 is touted to be an an ominous sign sent by God that heralds the coming of a grave occurrence in the world. I am praying and hoping that it is not a sign designed to warn all of us about an impending disaster, such as a nuclear war between the US and North Korea. This of course is a very distinct possibility during these days, on account of the raging dispute between the two countries over the threat of North Korea See healthy, page wrong
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COURTESY CALL OF NEW PROVINCIAL DIRECTOR OF PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE – VICE GOVERNOR JOEY G. PELAEZ warmly received new POLICE PROVINCIAL DIRECTOR SENIOR SUPERINTENDENT ROLANDO E. DESTURA who paid a courtesy call together with several Members of the MISOR Provincial Police Office. Together with Provincial Board Secretary Atty. Ernesto R. Sotto, Jr., among the things that were discussed during the PNP visit were the status of the campaign against illegal drugs, and plans and programs of the MISOR PPO for the on-going implementation of Martial Law. As a gesture of support to the provincial
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the DA and the Bureau of Animal Industry (BAI) to expedite the various clearing to minimize the losses and hasten the recovery of the poultry industry,” he said. “Perhaps, if needed, the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) can field more men to cull birds. This is, after all, no small calamity,” Abella said. The avian flu outbreak was first confirmed by the DA last Thursday in the town of San Luis, Pampanga. According to reports, the outbreak was contained in six poultry farms in the municipality. The DA said that all birds -- chickens, birds, ducks, pigeons, quails -- within a one-kilometer radius from the affected farms will have to be culled. So far, BAI reported that more than 18,000 birds have been culled. While the type of bird flu that hit San Luis cannot be transmitted to humans, NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the deceased FORTUNATO G. TABAMO, who died single and without issue; that the late declared owner of a certain parcel of land, which is more particularly; A PARCEL OF LAND, located at Barangay Tubod, Municipality of Mahinog, Camiguin Province, bearing TAX DECLARATION NO. 03001211086, denominated as LOT NO. 247, C-1, Gss-1545, containing an area of 3,079 square meters. Embraced under TCTCLOA-1158, SOLD PORTION: Lot No. 247-B; AREA: 303 square meters. Is the subject of EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE WITH DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE OF A PORTION OF LAND; This Extrajudicial Partition is made, executed and entered into by and between: PLAVIANA T. ESCOBIDO, of legal age, widow, and Filipino citizen; ELPEDIA T. SALON, of legal age, married, and Filipino citizen; MELICIA T. BABANTO, of legal age, Filipino citizen and widow; BERTA T. TABUAN, of legal age, Filipino citizen, and widow; PABLITA T. FLORES, of legal age, Filipino citizen and married. All are resident of Poblacion, Mahinog, Camiguin Province, hereinafter referred to as HEIRS/VENDORS. The HEIRS/VENDORS agreed to SELL the above-described property and for and in consideration of the sum of FORTY THOUSAND PESOS (Php 40,000.00) Philippine currency, to us in CAGAYAN DE ORO MAIN BRANCH P & J Lim Tiano Brothers hand paid withBldg., our entire satisfaction Kalambagohan Sts., Tel. # (08822) 727-829 * from SPS. ELVIRA ABAO-NAJOS and Telefax # (088) 856-1947 CAMIGUIN BRANCH DANIEL LAMANILAO NAJOS. WE do B. Aranas St., Poblacion, Mambajao, Camiguin Tel. # (088) 387-0491 hereby SELL, CEDE, CONVEY AND CORRALES BRANCH Corrales Ave., Cagayanforever. de Oro City TRANSFER, absolutely Under DIVISORIA BRANCH Notary Public of Atty. Vito M. Carillo; Atty. Erasmo B. Damasing Bldg., #61 Don A. St., Cagayan de Oro City Tel. # (088) 857-3631 as PerVelez Doc. No. 256; Page No. 10; LAPASAN BRANCH Book No. 87; Series of 2017. Lapasan Hi-way, Cagayan de Oro City Tel. # (088) 231-6739
CARMEN BRANCH Vamenta Blvd., Cagayan de Oro City Tel. # (088) 231-2011
MDN: AUG 9, 16 & 23, 2017
Agriculture Secretary Emmanuel Piñol issued an order temporarily banning all fowl shipments from Luzon to other parts of the Philippines. He said the ban on the shipment of poultry meat and poultry products from Luzon to the rest of the country is an aggressive step to contain the spread of avian influenza to other parts of the country. The Agriculture chief said the ban will be temporary and will be lifted as soon as experts conclude that the risk of spreading the virus has been eliminated. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the estate of the deceased Brigido Carreon left an agricultural land known as Lot No. 6230 containing an area of ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED EIGHT (1408) SQUARE METERS situated in Yumbing, Mambajao, Camiguin. Is the subject of EXTRAJUDICAL DECLARATION OF HEIRS WITH DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE; we Rosalie Q. Ridge, Rosalie Q. Omega, Rosanna Q. Clements and Rene C. Quintana herein known as SELLERS are the only and the sole surviving heirs. This Extrajudicial Declaration Heirs with Contract to sell is made and entered into on December 24, 2016 in Cebu City, Philippines by and between ROSALIE Q. RIDGE, of legal age, Filipino citizen married, and a resident of 16-h B. Rodriguez St. Cebu City, ROSEMARIE Q. OMEGA, of legal age, Filipino citizen, Filipino and a resident of 16-h B. Rodriguez St. Cebu City, Philippines, hereinafter referred to as (SELLERS) and SPOUSES NELSON P. CARREON and MARIA SHEILA P. CARREON, of legal ages, Filipino citizen, married to each other and residents of 0776 Mahayahay Apas, Cebu City hereinafter referred to as (BUYERS). That for and in consideration of the amount of Three Hundred Thousand Pesos (P300, 000.00) , Philippine Currency, receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged by us to our full and complete satisfaction, we Rosalie Q. Ridge, Rosalie Q. Omega, Rosanna Q. Clements and Rene C. Quintana, do hereby SELL, CEDE, TRANSFER and CONVEY the above-mentioned property in favor of herein buyers their assigns and successors in interest the above mentioned real property free from all liens and encumbrances under notary public of Sgd. Melencio L. Sarona; Per Doc. No. 201; Page No. 41; Book No. 13; Series of 2017. MDN: Aug 2, 9 & 16, 2017
But since there is no outbreak in the Visayas and Mindanao, Piñol said the shipment of poultry and poultry products from these areas to Luzon would be allowed. In the meantime, the Department of Health (DOH) said it could up take up to 90 days before an area is declared bird-flu free. Health officials also reminded the public that it is safe to eat chicken meat, eggs, and other poultry products — as long as they are “properly cooked.” (PNA) NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the estate of MILAGROS G. NALIA, who died on June 22, 2015 without any debt, last will or testament, left a parcel of land hereunder described, to wit; A PARCEL OF LAND, located at Quiboro, Poblacion, Mambajao, Camiguin, covered by Tax Declaration No. 04000103768, designated as Lot No. 1627-PART, containing an area of FOUR THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED (4,100) SQUARE METERS. Is the subject of DEED OF EXTRA-JUDICIAL PARTITION; Florentino B. Nalia, Wilfred G. Nalia, Narcisa N. Oclarit, Delia G. Nalia and Potenciana N. Popera, Filipino citizens, of legal ages and capacities, all married except Florentino B. Nalia and Delia G. Nalia who is a widower and single respectively and all residents of Quiboro, Mambajao, Camiguin except Potenciana N. Popera who is a resident of Benoni, Mahinog, Camiguin, are the only legal heirs of Milagros G. Nalia; We her only heirs, after we settled and adjudicated unto ourselves the above-described property have sold a portion of the afore-described lot consisting an area of TWO THOUSAND (2,000) SQUARE METERS in favor of Naomi Rambuyon Nalia hence, the remaining portion of TWO THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED (2,100) SQUARE METERS is the only subject of this partition for our own convenience and benefits and the same is hereby divided equally among us WILFRED G. NALIA, NARCISA N. OCLARIT, DELIA G. NALIA AND POTENCIANA N. POPERA. And the respective share is shown in the Sketch Plan hereto attached as Annex “A” and made an integral part hereof; the whole share of Florentino B. Nalia has been included in the sale in favor of Naomi Rambuyon Nalia; Under Notary Public of Atty. Humphrey Jeffrey O. Roxas; Per Doc. No. 451; Page No. 91; Book No. XXXIX; Series of 2015. MDN: Aug 2, 9 & 16, 2017
CDO MAIN BRANCH P & J Lim Bldg., Tiano Brothers Kalambagohan Sts., Tel. # (08822) 727-829 * Telefax # (088) 856-1947
DIVISORIA BRANCH Atty. Erasmo B. Damasing Bldg., #61 Don A. Velez St., Cagayan de Oro City Tel. # (088) 857-3631
CAMIGUIN BRANCH B. Aranas St., Poblacion, Mambajao, Camiguin Tel. # (088) 387-0491
LAPASAN BRANCH Lapasan Hi-way, Cagayan de Oro City Tel. # (088) 231-6739
CORRALES BRANCH Corrales Ave., Cagayan de Oro City
CARMEN BRANCH Vamenta Blvd.,Cagayan de Oro City Tel. # (088) 231-2011
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police force, the Vice Governor promised to provide a computer set and sports equipment to the MISOR PPO. Also present during the visit were PSUPT. ARDEN JOVER AMOGOD, DPDA; PSUPT ENRICO JUNASA ENGROSO, DPDO; PSUPT. ROBERT ATACADOR DELOS REYES, CHECKPOINT SUPERVISOR; PSINSP ROQUE BUNA NERI, DEPUTY C POPB; and PSINSP CORINNE MAE FLORES ESTIGOY, CPAIDMC/ DEPUTY, C, PPSMU. Vice Governor Joey G. Pelaez is the Sangguniang Panlalawigan Chairman of the Committee on Peace and Order, Public Safety, Police and Jail Matters. NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that the estate of SALVACION DUMANON ACHA, who died intestate in Butuan City on July 5, 2016, consisting of a parcel of land (Lot No. 2556-A, portion of Lot 2556, BLLM No. 18, Pls-22,Plan No. PSD-13-017673, located at Barangay Libertad, Butuan City, covered by Transfer Certificate of Title No. 157-2015001073, containing an area of 403 square meters, more or less, is the subject of an EXTRA JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF THE STATE OF THE LATE SALVACION DUMANON ACHA made and executed by deceased Salvacion Dumanon Acha’s surviving legitimate children and only heirs, namely, Janley Jude D. Acha, Maritess Acha-Baring, and Marijoy Acha-Kintanar, dividing, partitioning and adjudicating abovedescribed property among themselves extra-judically in equal shares pro indiviso, per Doc. No. 1213; Page No. 243; Book No. X; Series of 2017 of the Notarial Registry of Atty. Jose B. Guibone, Notary Public at the City of Butuan, Philippines. MDN: Aug 2, 9 & 16, 2017
EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT WITH ABSOLUTE SALE Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the late spouses FELINA SABORNIDO and NELIHADO SABORNIDO who died on April 26, 2016 and August 29, 2009 respectively at Gasi, Laguindingan, Misamis Oriental, leaving the following described parcel of land, to wit; ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. C-2081/00073321 “A parcel of land Lot No. 12385-A cad-237 identical to Lot No. 38686 Csd-10-206327 (OLT) situated in the Barrio of Liberty, Municipality of Laguindingan, Province of Misamis Oriental with an area of EIGHT THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY NINE (8,279) Square Meter, more or less.” Is the subject of EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF THE DECEASED SPOUSES FELINA SABORNIDO and NELIHADO SABORNIDO WITH ABSOLUTE SALE, we, heirs of FELINA SABORNIDO and NELIHADO SABORNIDO namely, REY SABURNIDO and GENNIE SABURNIDO DAHINGO, of legal ages, Filipino Citizens, both married and residents of Gasi, Laguidingan, Misamis Oriental; For and in consideration of the sum of TWO HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND PESOS (P 250, 000.00) Philippine currency, to us in hand paid by BENITA M. PACULBA, of legal age, Filipino Citizen, married to JUAN V. PACULBA and a resident of Dalipuga, Iligan City, we do hereby SELL, CONVEY AND TRANSFER by way of ABSOLUTE SALE, the above-described parcel of land. That the above-mentioned parcel of land was already sold by the surviving spouse, Felina Sabornido to the said Benita M. Paculba by way of Deed of Absolute Sale dated on March 16, 2016, identified as Doc. No.24; Page No. 6; Book No. 134; Series of 2016 by Notarial Public of Emmanuel A. Akut, hereto attached the said Deed of Absolute Sale marked as Annex “A”. Under the Notarial Registry of Atty. Alfredo R. Busico; as Per Doc. No. 491; Page No. 99; Book No. CDIV; Series of 2016. MDN: Aug 16, 23 & 30, 2017
Notice is hereby given that upon the death of Cornelio Bangot my husband Rolando Bangot who is the only heir adjudicated to himself Lot 8219 situated at Quirazon, Bayao, Mambajao, Camiguin under T.D No. 04-0005-21761 in the name of Cornelio Bangot with an area of 7,046 Square meters. Is the subject of EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE WITH ABSOLUTE SALE OF A PARCEL OF LAND; I, IMELDA G. BANGOT, of legal age, widow, Filipino citizen and a resident of Lumad, Mambajao, Camiguin is the surviving wife ROLANDO BANGOT who is the only heir of CORNELIO BANGOT who both died without leaving a Will nor incurred indebtedness during their lifetime; that for and in consideration of the sum of ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND PESOS (Php 100,000.00) Philippine currency, to me in hand paid by MIGUEL FRANCIS RUTHE, likewise of legal age, single, Filipino citizen and a resident of Yumbing, Mambajao, Camiguin, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged to my full satisfaction, by these presents I, as the surviving wife and sole heir of Rolando Bangot hereby absolutely SELL, CEDE, TRANSFER and CONVEY the above described parcel of land improvements thereof to herein Vendee, Miguel Francis Ruthe, his heirs and assigns, free from any lien or encumbrance, Under Notary Public of Atty. Vito M. Carrillo; Per Doc. 303; Page No. 63; Book No. 56; Series of 2017. MDN: Aug 2, 9 & 16, 2017
NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the late spouses MARCOS S. CONDE and JOSEFA MATOS who died on September 29, 2011 and May 23, 1990 respectively at Patrocinio, Claveria, Misamis Oriental, leaving the following described parcel of land, to wit; ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. E-942 (Registered in the name of MARCOS CONDE), identified as Lot 6465, Pls-805, (Lot 1997-C, Csd-10-002730 (OLT), issued by the Register of Deeds of the province of Misamis Oriental, being a portion of Lot 1997, Pls-805) situated in the barrio of Patrocinio, Municipality of Claveria, Province of Misamis Oriental, Island of Mindanao, Bounded on the South, along line 3-4 by Lot 1997-B, Csd-10-002730 (OLT); on the West, along line 4-1 by Proposed Road; on the North, along line 1-2 by Lot 2083; on the East, along line 2-3 by Lot 1996; all of Pls-805. With TAX DEC NO. 0812001806579, Property Index No. 052.12.018.09.006, registered in the name of MARCCOS CONDE, located at Patrocinio, Claveria, Misamis Oriental, containing an area of EIGHT THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED FIFTY NINE (8,659) square meters more or less. The Vendee agrees to pay the full amount of: ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND Pesos (Php 100,000.00) Philippine Currency as total purchase price for a portion of the agricultural Lot covered by Original certificate of Title No. E-942 Containing an area of 8,159 square meters more or less, including improvements thereon. Hereby transfer absolute ownership over Original certificate of Title No E-942) a portion containing an area of 8,159 square meters more or less. Is the subject of EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE OF SPOUSES MARCOS S. CONDE AND JOSEFA MATOS
NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the deceased MIGUEL JAQUILMAC, Sr. who died without leaving a WILL nor incurred indebtedness during his lifetime who appeared to be the Administrator/Beneficial owner of LOT NO. 922 situated at San Jose, Mahinog, Camiguin still declared in the name of the previous owner PASCUAL GALVEZO under TAX DECLARATION NO. 03000909405 containing an area of 454 square meters; Embraced under OCT No. P-3880, is the subject of EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE WITH ABSOLUTE SALE OF A PARCEL OF LAND; this Extrajudicial Settlement is entered into by LA PERLA J. PADILLA, of legal age, married, Filipino citizen and a resident of Hubangon, Mahinog, Camiguin Province; That for and in consideration of the sum of TWELVE THOUSAND PESOS (Php. 12,000.00) Philippine currency, to me in hand paid by Sps SALOME BABIA BAJA and ISIDRO GALVEZO BAJA, likewise of legal age, Filipino citizen and a resident of Hubangon, Mahinog, Camiguin Province receipt acknowledge to my full satisfaction by these presents. I hereby absolutely SELL, CEDE, TRANSFER and CONVEY the said LOT NO. 922 with an area of 454 square meters to vendee SPS. SALOME BABIA BAJA and ISIDRO GALVEZO BAJA, his heirs and assigns, free from lien or encumbrance: Under Notary Public of Atty. Vito M. Carillo; as Per Doc. No. 257; Page No. 11; Book No. 53; Series of 2017. MDN: AUG 9, 16 & 23, 2017
WITH DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE, made and executed by and between; PACITA C. LABADO, of legal age, Filipino, married, and a resident of Patrocinio, Claveria, Misamis Oriental; VIVENCIO M. CONDE, of legal age, Filipino, married and a resident of Banlat, Tandang Sora, Quezon City, Manila; LEDILINA C. NOB, of legal age, Filipino, married and a resident of Patrocinio, Calveria, Misamis Oriental; ELEAZAR M. CONDE, of legal age, Filipino, married, and a resident of Patrocinio, Claveria, Misamis Oriental; JEREMIAS M. CONDE, of legal age, Filipino, married and a resident of 103 Banlat Road, Tandang Sora, Quezon City, Manila; WILMA C. DINGLASA, of legal age, Filipino, married and a resident of Banlat, Tandang Sora, Quezon Sity, Manila; RENILDA M. CONDE, of legal age, Filipino, married and a resident of Banlat, Tandang Sora, Quezon City, Manila; FLORITA C. VASQUEZ, of legal age, Filipino, married, and a resident of Patrocinio, Claveria, Misamis Oriental; For and in consideration of the sum of ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND PESOS (P 100,000.00) Philippine currency, to us in hand paid by DANTE M. SUDARIA, married to ROSE MARY M. DOMINGO, all of legal age, Filipino and a resident of Purok 2, Tablon, Cagayan de Oro City, Mindanao, Philippines, and receipt of which sum is hereby acknowledged in full from the vendee to the entire satisfaction of the heirs-vendors, the said heirs-vendors hereby SELL, TRANSFER, CONVEY and DELIVER in a manner absolute and irrevocable, in favor of the VENDEE, his HEIRS, assigns and successors-in-interest, Under the Notarial Registry of Atty. Mario T. Juni; as Per Doc. No. 460; Page No. 92; Book No. 202; Series of 2017. MDN: Aug 2, 9 & 16, 2017
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ENERGY BILL PASSED--The House committee on energy chaired by Rep. Lord Allan Jay Velasco (Lone District, Marinduque) in a hearing Monday approved a draft substitute bill seeking to institutionalize energy efficiency and conservation (EEC), enhance the efficient use of energy, and grant incentives to EEC projects.Rep. Reynaldo Umali (2nd District, Oriental Mindoro), head of the technical working group (TWG) which drafted the measure, said the bill aims to promote judicious conservation and efficient utilization of energy resources and minimize their negative impact to the environment. GM/RBB
The House committee on energy chaired by Rep. Lord Allan Jay Velasco (Lone District, Marinduque) today approved a draft substitute bill seeking to institutionalize energy efficiency and conservation, enhance the efficient use of energy, and grant incentives to EEC projects. Velasco said the approval of
the bill was a welcome development, saying if people will push for ECC, most of the end-users would lessen their use of power which would eventually mean more available power for other sectors in the country. “The committee on energy is very happy for the passage of the bill mainly because we believe the ECC will help a
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proceed with the cell towers’ erection, Councilor Edna Dahino stood on the floor and opposed the calendared measures. She was joined in by Councilor Zaldy Ocon who lamented that even the councilors themselves were “victimized” by the telecom firm’s customer service. “Even though we were only a few days delinquent in paying our bills, they automatically cut our lines,” Ocon said. He also said that he has been receiving complaints from his constituents, claiming that the amount of prepaid load that they injected into their SIM cards does not correspond to the actual value. “Mag-load ang mga tawo og P200 unya after na-expend na ang P100, mo-prompt na dayon ang system nga no more credits left. Dili ba binuang ug dakong kawat kana?” Ocon said. Thus, the councilors unanimously deferred the approval of the two resolu-
lot in addressing the power problems in the country,” said Velasco. He said a similar bill in the upper chamber providing for fiscal incentives for ECC has already gone through the Senate committee on energy and committee on ways and means. “When the bill passes third
reading here in Congress, then most probably if there are differences in the House and Senate bills, then there will be a bicameral conference committee that will harmonize the said bills, he said. Senate Bill 1531 titled “Energy Efficiency and Conservation Act of 2017”substituted SB 30 filed by Sen. Loren Legarda
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Cag de Oro city council disapprove construction of new Globe towers CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY – It was supposed to be routinary. Globe Telecom would ask permission from the City Council to get its consent in the construction of new cell towers. The councilors would go into a minute of formalities to introduce the measure and approve it without discussion. But councilors in this city have had enough. All the ten councilors present in their weekly session last Monday, coming from both the majority and minority blocs, said they have been receiving numerous complaints from their constituents about what they call as eroding quality of Globe Telecom services. Thus, the City Council decided to defer the approval of two resolutions endorsing the construction of two Globe Telecom cell towers in barangays Lapasan and Puerto. Despite certifications from residents in the two barangays authorizing their consent to
tions and agreed that they would invite the local representatives of Globe Telecom to shed light on the issues at the City Council committee on appropriations level. That committee is being chaired by Dahino but Ocon vowed to assist his colleague in deliberating the issues. “We are also welcome to entertain any position on the
matter from the consumers sector and other stakeholders on the matter,” Ocon added. The City Council committee on appropriations will meet next week. As for the original resolutions recommending the cell towers’ installation, Ocon said that will still be a long shot depending on the outcome of the committee hearing.
. “Hopefully if the EEC bill gets passed, we will try to push and request the President to sign it and enact it into law,” said Velasco. He said the most contentious provision of the substitute House bill is the grant of fiscal and non-fiscal incentives. “But I think since the bill in the Senate has already hurdled the committee on ways and means, and committee on energy committee, then I’m sure said incentives would also pass in the House,” said Velasco. During the hearing, the committee approved the proposal of Department of Energy Director Patrick Aquino to replace Sections 21 and 22 of the draft House Bill with Sections 24 and 25 of SB 1531 pertaining to incentives for ECC projects. The adopted Section 24 of SB 1531 titled Incentives provides that: “Upon certification by the DOE, Energy Efficient Projects as defined in the Act shall be included in the annual investment priorities plan of the Board of Investments (BOI) and shall be entitled to the incentives provided under Executive Order 266 or the Omnibus Investment Code of the Philippines and any other applicable laws.” Section 25 titled Non-Fiscal Incentives provides that: “Establishments that will implement or are implementing energy-efficient projects shall be entitled to the following: a) Provision of awards and recognition for energy efficiency and conservation best practices innovation, and successful energy-efficient projects and products; and b) Provision of technical assistance from government agencies in the development and promotion of energyefficient technologies.” Rep. Reynaldo Umali (2nd District, Oriental Mindoro), head of the technical working group (TWG) which drafted the substitute bill, said the measure seeks to: (1) encourage the efficient use of energy and other modalities of demand side management; (2) ensure that energy is produced and utilized in a manner that will promote sustainable development to support the government’s goal of spurring economic activity and growth; and (3) promote judicious conservation and efficient utilization of energy resources and minimize their negative impact on the environment. “In the pursuit of the foregoing objectives, it is imperative through that an enabling mechanism be established for both the government and private sectors to work together, which is also covered by the substitute bill,” said Umali. Umali, chairman of the committee on justice, said
lawmakers are optimistic that with the staunch support and relentless advocacy of partners in both the government and the private sectors, the country will be able to institutionalize energy efficiency and conservation as a national way of life. “May our efforts towards the efficient and judicious utilization of energy never waver. Let us remain energetic and cooperative in formulating, developing, and implementing energy efficiency and conservation plans and programs to secure stability and sufficiency of energy supply in the country and cushion the impact of the high price of imported fuels on local markets. Always remember that we are all doing this to conserve our environment and to support the attainment of the socio-economic development goals of the government for the benefit of the Filipino people,”said Umali. During the second TWG meeting held last May 18, 2017, Umali said repsentatives from the Department of Energy (DOE), Department of Budget and Management (DBM), Commission on Audit (COA), Board of Investments (BOI) and the Philippine Energy Efficiency Alliance, Inc. (PE2) discussed the disagreeing provisions on the bill, particularly on the following: 1. The creation of an advisory council (which was replaced by the an Inter-agency Committee as proposed by Rep. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo (2nd District, Pampanga); 2. The “off-the-balance sheet procurement” of energy efficient programs/projects, which is said to be prohibited under the procurement law; 3. The joint position/comments of the DBM and COA; and 4. The certification from the Bureau of Treasury (BTr) as regards the P150 million energy efficiency trust fund that the DOE proposed to get from the Malampaya fund as initial fund. On July 19, 2017, he said the TWG convened again to come up with a consensus position on certain provisions of the EEC measure and finalize the substitute bill on the EEC. The unnumbered bill substituted House Bills 182, 812, 970, 1220, 1527, 2388, 2540 and 3040 authored by Reps. Eric Olivarez (1st District, Parañaque City), Rodel Batocabe (Party-list, AKO Bicol), Yedda Marie Romualdez (1st District, Leyte), Reynaldo Umali (2nd District, Oriental Mindoro), Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo (2nd District, Pampanga), Henedina Abad (Lone District, Batanes), Gus Tambunting (2nd District, Paranaque), and Harry Roque Jr. (Party-list, Kabayan), respectively. (RBB)
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Physical education in schools is essential By IAN LEMON TABOR SHST II Ozamiz City National High School
These are just two of the participants of a fun run last Sunday, proceeds of which go to fund projects of the JR Borja General Hospital. cio
What is Physical Education as An Academic Subject By Florida Moralde-Egar, Teacher II Kitaotao national High School
Physical Education is the fitness and health program the students/pupils participated while in school. It is a compulsory subject in most schools which students learn about and play various sports. In this way, high level students know the effect on the body as muscles growth, heart rate and blood pressure and injuries. They learn how to exercise and keep their body fit, learn what
food to eat and learn how to prevent injuries while playing sports. As academic subject the teacher would have to work extremely to bring all the students up to the academic level they should be performing in which would just be in the classroom environment. What is the difference between Education and Physical Education? Education is educating the
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mind and covers broader spectrum of knowledge is limitless and Physical Education is education of Physical body itself has limits to what it can do and how far it can be pushed. One educate your mind and the other educate your body is a good combination. Health is the general condition of a person in all aspect. It is also a level of functional and metabolic efficiency of an organism, often implicitly human. World health or-
ganization in 1948 defined health as state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. Physical Education designed to promote physical fitness to develop motor skills, to instill knowledge and understanding rules, concepts and strategies and if it is introduce at an early age can help the students develop good health and activity habits that will carry over into adulthood.
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PHYSICAL education in schools is a vital and essential part of public education. PE impacts the youths’ mental, physical and emotional health and well being in a positive and completely necessary way. It sets up healthy and active habits for youths to practice throughout their lives. Students with access to quality PE programs are proven to have better academic performance, classroom behaviour, scholastic achievements and focus. PE reduces stress, improves judgement and increases self-esteem which appeals to students, teachers and parents.
For many youths, because of their location and/or lack of transportation, PE could be their only source of physical activity in a day, in a week or in a semester. Imagine how much impact could be had on those youths by improving this system. The benefits of PE have long been shared and addressed as a means to selfmedicate, not medication. Even Hippocrates encouraged exercise as the best treatment for health. The CDC of the United States suggests that next to eating healthy, regular physical activity is one of the most important things you can do for your health. It must start young in school. That is why there is PE for that.
Publication Notice R.A. 10172 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Date: August 7, 2017
CCE-0034-2017 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 GLEN ARCASA BARCOMA has filed with this Office, a petition for correction of entry in child’s sex from “Male” to “Female” in the certificate of Live Birth of Glen Arcaza Barcoma at Matanao, Davao del Sur and whose parents are Cesar A. Barcoma and Virgincita C. Arcaza. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than August 19, 2017.
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R.A. Form No.10.1 (LCRO)
Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office Province of Cotabato Municipality of Tulunan
Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office Province of Cotabato Municipality of Tulunan
Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office Province of Cotabato City/Municipality: Makilala
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In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. Act No. 10172, a notice is hereby served to the public that FLOREJIM CERMINO SAYSON has filed with this office a petition for change of SEX from “MALE” to “FEMALE” in her certificate of live birth who was born on MAY 11, 1987 at LA ESPERANZA, TULUNAN, COTABATO and whose parents are Flocerpida N. Cermino and Jaime S. Sayson. Any person adversely affcted by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than ten days after the last publication.
In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. Act No. 10172, a notice is hereby served to the public that JUPILIE ROSE DUCAY DE EYOY has filed with this a petition for change of SEX from “MALE” to “FEMALE” in her certificate of live birth who was born on OCTOBER 1, 1984 at SIBSIB, TULUNAN, COTABATO and whose parents are Julie Ducay and Jupiter De Eyoy. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than ten days after the last publication.
In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. Act No. 9048, notice is hereby served to the public that DANIEL III P. AGAPAY has filed with this Office a petition for change of first name from “AILIE” to “ARELI IMELDA” in the birth certificate of AILIE MAXIMO MARCOS who was born on April 4,1966 at Makilala, Cotabato and whose parents are Eugenio A. Marcos and Felisa A. Maximo. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than __________.
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DAVAO CITY -- The Department of Agriculture (DA 11) has assured that Davao Region remains free of Avian Influenza (AI) Virus. DA 11 issued the assurance alongside first case of bird flu outbreak in San Luis, Pampanga where close to 40,000 chickens were culled and placed the province in a state of calamity on Friday. Bird flu is an infectious type of influenza that NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that the estate of CONSORCIO BIRANDAL, who died intestate on December 20, 2010 at Butuan City, consisting of a parcel of land designated as Lot 316, Gssm-10-0004, situated in Brgy. Bitan-agan, Butuan City, covered by OCT No. P-2465 issued by the Register of Deed of Butuan City, containing an area of 25,231 square meters, is the subject of an EXTRA JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT WITH DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE made and executed by deceased Consorcio Birandal’s surviving heirs, namely, Crispina Birandal Añora, Delfin Birandal Apa and Artemio Birandal, and as vendors, sold, disposed, conveyed and delivered all their shares/ interests in the parcel of land covered and embraced by OCT No. P-2465 consisting of 25,231 square meters, to vendee Godofredo S. Rendon, Jr. for and in consideration of P100,000.00, per Doc. No. 6287; Page No. 1256; Book No. 05; Series of 2015 of the notarial registry of Atty. Ernesto M. Brocoy, Notary Public for and in the City of Butuan, Philippines. MDN: Aug 16, 23 & 30, 2017
spreads among birds and can affect human’s health. Dr. Dannie Apelo, DA-AI coordinator, clarified that it is safe to consume chicken sold in the region. Despite its safety, he also asked the public to be vigilant especially on the source of poultry products. “If we are consuming chicken, please ask kung saan ito galing. Right now, there is nothing to worry about because there is no reported case of AI in Region 11 since we mostly sourced our poultry supplies locally,” Apelo said. In the advent of the outbreak in Pampanga, Apelo said DA’s mandate in addressing the problem is to ensure the region to be bird flu-free by preventing contamination to our domestic fowl. “As of now, our quarantine service is closely monitoring to prevent entry of poultry and its products from infected areas to enter the region. Even just one confirmed bird-flu case in a particular area, it will already be considered an outbreak,” Apelo added. Despite the outbreak of AI in Luzon, the supply of poultry products in Davao Region remains steady, according to DA.
City Councilor Marissa Abella, chair of the City Council Committee on Food and Agriculture, Department of Agriculture-XI director Ricardo Onate, Jr. (2nd from left), and Davao City Veterinarian Dr. Cerelyn Pinili meet to tackle measures against avian flu or bird flu in Davao Region. photo courtesy of da-xi
Apelo said there is no reported shortage since most of the poultry products sold in Region XI are sourced from local suppliers. “We have enough supply of poultry products since we have our regular suppliers from local poultry farms like Magnolia, Bounty, Davao Farms, Vitarich in Davao City as well as from the provinces within the region particularly Tagum City and Compostela Valley,” he said. Ricardo Oñate Jr., DA-
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XI regional director, met with city veterinarian Dr. Cerelyn Pinili and Councilor Marissa Abella, committee chair on food and agriculture, to discuss measures to maintain Davao Region AI-free status. “We observe and implement quarantine protocol which includes confiscation shipment of poultry products without permits by the DA-Quarantine. If it is coming from Luzon, we will not allow it to enter the region. We will conduct
surveillance by getting blood samples of chicken of various poultry raisers,” Oñate added. He added, “We will also intensify information campaign across various communication platforms for the general public to be cautious of the signs and symptoms of bird flu virus.” Oñate also said they are currently contacting game fowl and poultry breeders for an emergency meeting to further address the issue. (Cherry Mae Palicte/PNA)
DavOr to craft IRR for anti-smoking ordinance MATI CITY, Davao Oriental – The provincial government will craft an Implementing Rules and Regulations after Gov. Nelson Dayanghirang signed the revised Provincial AntiSmoking Ordinance. The IRR, which is eyed for issuance after 50 days from the signing of the ordinance, will set the full implementation of the law. Provincial Information Officer Karen Lou Deloso said on Saturday the ordinance was first enacted in 2016, but it underwent enhancement to be consistent with Executive Order 26, which President Rodrigo Duterte signed in May banning smoking in public places nationwide. Deloso said the provincial anti-smoking ordinance prohibits smoking in all public areas, including government facilities, public transport facilities, food establishments, hotels, schools, hospitals, workplaces, and outdoor facilities like playgrounds, parks, and markets. Dayanghirang underscored the ordinance’s objective of promoting healthy See craft, page 11
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Ordinance
Republic of the Philippines Province of Cotabato Municipality of Kabacan SANGGUNIANG BAYAN Legislative Bldg., Municipal Compound, Poblacion, Kabacan, Cotabato, 9407 (572)2088/2602
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promulgatesORDINANCE NO. 034, s. 2017 AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS OPERATING WITHIN THE TERRITORIAL JURISDICTION OF KABACAN, COTABATO TO INSTALL A CLOSED CIRCUIT TELEVISION (CCTV) SYSTEM AND PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS THEREOF.
EXCERPTS FROM THE MINUTES OF THE 41ST REGULAR SES- Be it ordained by the Sangguniang Bayan in a regular session SION OF THE 10TH SANGGUNIANG BAYAN OF KABACAN, that: COTABATO HELD ON JULY 06, 2017 IN THE DATU BUNDAS L. MAMALUBA SESSION HALL. SECTION l. TITLE OF ORDINANCE - This ordinance shall be known as: AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING BUSINESS ESTABLISH The session was called to order by the Presiding Officer at 9:00 MENTS OPERATING WITHIN THE TERRITORIAL JURISDICTION o’clock in the morning and the following were: OF KABACAN, COTABATO TO INSTALL CLOSED CIRCUIT TELEVISION SYSTEM (CCTV) AND PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR PRESENT: Hon. Myra Dulay-Bade, Vice-Mayor/Presiding Officer VIOLATIONS THEREOF. Hon. Herlo C. Guzman, SB Member Hon. Rhosman S. Mamaluba, SB Member SECTION 2. SCOPE AND APPLICATION - The following business Hon. Reyman L. Saldivar, SB Member establishments are required to install CCTVs whose capitalization Hon. Manny K. Pedtamanan, SB Member is One Hundred Thousand (P100,000.00) Pesos and above, to wit: Hon. George E. Manuel, SB Member Hon. Romeo G. Mantawil, SB Member a. Banks, financial institutions, pawnshops, money lenders, money Hon. Ayesha J. Quilban-Flores, SB Member remittance services, money changers, and the like; Hon. Datuan L. Macalipat, SB Member ABSENT: Hon. Raymundo B. Gracia, SB Member b. Business establishments that are part of a national chains or have several branches in other parts of the country, such as RESOLUTION NO. 2017-092 restaurants/fast food chains, 24-hour convenience stores, drug stores, and the like; RESOLUTION ENACTING AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS OPERATING WITHIN THE TERRITO- c. Shopping maIls, shopping centers, supermarkets, movie houses, RIAL JURISDICTION OF KABACAN, COTABATO TO INSTALL A theaters, hospitals and medical facilities, ports/airports/public CLOSED CIRCUIT TELEVISION (CCTV) SYSTEM AND PRESCRIBtransport terminals, places of entertainment, and the like which ING PENALTIES FOR VIOILATIONS THEREOF. draw a considerable number of customers/patrons; Sponsored by: COMMITTEE ON PEACE & ORDER/PUBLIC SAFETY/ HUMAN RIGHTS AND DRUG ABUSE Chairperson: Hon. Raymundo B. Gracia Vice-Chairperson: Hon. Romeo G. Mantawil Member: Hon. George E. Manuel
d. Car dealerships, gasoline/fuel refilling/service stations; e. Hotels, Inn, Grocery Stores, Boarding Houses (50 boarders), Buy & Sell of Agricultural Products (rice, corn, copra, palm oil, etc.).
f. Other business establishments which the Sanggunian deems WHEREAS, Section 16 of the Local Government Code of 1991 or proper considering the type of business and potential risks in Republic Act No. 7160, also known as the General Welfare Clause their respective areas. provides in part that every local government unit shall exercise powers necessary for its efficient and effective governance and those The CCTV shall be maintained in proper working order at all which are essential to the promotion of general welfare; times, shall be in continuous operation, and shall meet the minimum technical specifications set by this ordinance. WHEREAS, Sections 447 and 458 of the of said Republic Act 7160 provide in part, that the Sangguniang Bayan shall enact ordinances SECTION 3. PRESERVATION OF VIDEO RECORDINGS - The for the general welfare of the municipality and its inhabitants pursu- owner(s) of the business establishments shall preserve the camera ant to the abovementioned Section 16 of said law, and in this regard, recording for at least Seventy-Two (72) hours, or such period as the enact and approve ordinances relative to the: (i) maintenance of LGU deems proper. peace and order in the municipality, (ii) suppression of lawlessness therein, and (iii) authorization of the issuance of permits or licenses SECTION 4. MINIMUM TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS - The upon conditions and for such purposes intended to promote the gen- CCTV system to be installed must meet the following minimum eral welfare of the inhabitants of the municipality, regulating thereby specifications: any business which does not require government examination within the municipality and the conditions under which the license for said CAMERA: business may be issued or revoked; - Minimum of 600 TVL Camera Resolution - Must be able to capture video footages at 0.1 Lux lllumination WHEREAS, law enforcement agencies in the country have - Should have auto-iris (either fixed or vari focal) already proven that Closed Circuit Televisions (CCTV) are among - Should have Infrared LEDs enough to reach a distance of at the most effective tools in crime deterrence, prevention, detection least 20 meters for clear recording at O Lux (for areas where and solution since there is a video recording which can be used in there is no continued sufficient lighting); addition to the testimonies of witnesses; - 5With branches nationwide. 20t - Must have at least 70 degrees Lens Angle; WHEREAS, in order to intensify the Municipality’s drive to deter, - The Outdoor Camera must be vandal-proof or IP 66 Weatherprevent, detect, and solve criminality, and to preserve video recordproof Casing ing as evidence, this August Body deems it proper to require the use of CCTV systems in business establishments within the Municipality VIDEO RECORDER of Kabacan; - Minimum of four (4) camera input; - Minimum of 640 x 480 video resolution; WHEREAS the Department of the Interior and Local Government, - 30 frames per second (FPS) recording per camera through the Philippine National Police Directorate for Research and - Should have Hard Disk Drive/s enough to store video recording Development, and in consultation with the Department of Science for all cameras for at least I month; and Technology, has conducted a study as to the minimum techni- - Must have Time Stamping Feature; cal specifications to be required of CCTVs to be installed pursuant Must have an interface for storage back-up. to this ordinance. OTHERCOMPONENTS: NOW. THEREFORE, after careful and thorough deliberation and - At least four (4) cameras covering the areas of transaction discussion, on motion of Hon. Romeo G. Mantawil, duly seconded and risk. Provided that, at least one camera must be facing by Hon. Rhosman S. Mamaluba, the Sangguniang Bayan hasthe street from the entrance (when applicable), with the actual number of cameras to depend on the size of the establishment RESOLVED, as it hereby resolves, to promulgate, as it hereby See ordinance, page 10
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and nature of business, as determined by the LGU concerned; - Should have centralized power supply for the DVR and cameras - Should have appropriate Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) to provide standard and reasonable back-up power to the Video Recorder and its cameras.
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competent jurisdiction. SECTION 9. PROHIBITION - The viewing of recorded or captured video footage or images shall be made with due respect to the privacy of individuals.
SECTION 10. PENALTIES - No business permit or permit to operate shall be issued to or renewed for the business establishments mentioned in Section 2 hereof unless the CCTVs as herein SECTION 5. INSTALIATION GUIDE- The following Installation specified are installed and fully operational. Guide is recommended to be followed: Further, a fine amounting to Two Thousand Five Hundred INSTALLATION GUIDE (PhP2,500.00) Pesos shall be imposed on any business establish - Cameras must be installed at a secured location with maximum ment in operation found to be in violation of this Ordinance. area of coverage; - The Video Recorder must be mounted on a secured/ concealed SECTION ll. APPEAL PROCESS - Any establishment found to Iocation to protect the video footages from theft and/or deliberbe in violation of this Ordinance by the Kabacan Municipal Inspecate destruction; tion Team (KMIT) may appeal the findings thereof to the Office of - Whenever possible, a back-up file stored in the DVD disk (onthe Mayor within five (5) working days from being notified of its site or remotely) shall be recorded for archiving purposes; violation by the KMIT, furnishing a copy of the appeal to the KMIT - Whenever possible, a dummy CCTV camera shall be installed prior to the filing thereof with the Office of the Mayor. Within five in a conspicuous area in order to deter possible criminal acts (5) working days from receipt of the copy of the appeal, the KMIT and to protect the camera and the video footages. shall submit its answer to the Office of the Mayor, furnishing the business establishment a copy of the same on even date. Should the KMIT fail to file its answer to the appeal within the given period, SECTION 6. MINIMUM COVERAGE - All the establishments it shall be deemed to have opposed the appeal on all its material mentioned under Section 2 hereof shall be required to install CCTVs points. The Office of the Mayor shall decide on the matter within as to afford a full coverage of the following: five (5) working days from receipt of the answer of the KMIT or from the day the period of filing therefore has lapsed, giving due notice a. From the interior of the establishment: to the parties involved. The decision of the Mayor shall be final, and no motion for reconsideration shall be entertained thereafter, (i) All entrances/exits subject to such remedial measures as may be then available under (ii) The center of business activity in the establishment (includ- the law or Rules of Court. ing the tellers, cashiers, cash registrars, sales counters, or areas leading to the vault/safe) according to the nature of SECTION 12. COMPLIANCE - Businesses covered by the scope business/operations of the establishment. of this Ordinance shall have a period of 6 months from the effectivity of the same within which to comply with the directives hereof. b. From the exterior of the establishment (when the establishment is not located inside a mail or building which has its own SECTION 13. SEPARABILITY CLAUSE - If for any reason, any exterior cameras): section of this Ordinance shall be held unconstitutional or invalid, other sections which are not affected thereby shall continue to be (i) All entrances/exits; in full force and effect. (ii) From the entrances/exits, a clear view of the area to and from the street(s) abutting the establishment, including front- SECTION 14. REPEALING CLAUSE - All ordinances, rules age thereof taking into particular consideration the clarity and regulations or parts thereof in conflict with this Ordinance are of shots in relation to the angles thereof; hereby repealed, provided that the rights that are vested upon the (iii) Parking lots and drive-through lanes (when applicable). effectivity of this Ordinance shall not be impaired. SECTION 7. IMPLEMENTING OFFICES - The Kabacan Municipal Inspection Team composed of representatives from the Office of the Municipal Mayor, Business Permit and Licensing Office, Municipal Treasurer and/or representative, Municipal Health Officer and Sanitary Inspector, representatives from Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office, Municipal Engineer, Municipal Economic Enterprises and Development Office (MEEDO), MENRO, TMU Head, PNP and BFP, shall be responsible for the verification and determination of the relevant establishments’ compliance with the directives of this Ordinance. The Kabacan Municipal Inspection Team shall specify when compulsory inspection of the installed CCTVs shall be conducted before the necessary clearance or certification therefore may be issued, which clearance or certification shall be a mandatory requirement for the issuance or renewal by the Business Permits and Licensing Office (BPLO) of a business permit or license. The Kabacan Municipal Inspection Team may thereafter conduct inspections during reasonable business hours, to determine continued compliance with this Ordinance post- issuance or renewal of such establishments’ business permit or license by the BPLO. For all these purposes, the Kabacan Municipal Inspection Team shall seek the advice and assistance of the local Chief of Police or his duly authorized representative.
SECTION 15. EFFECTIVITY CLAUSE - This ordinance shall take Fifteen (15) days upon approval and upon compliance with posting requirements pursuant to Section 59 of RA 7160. ENACTED. July 06, 2017.
CERTIFIED CORRECT:
BEATRIZ S. MADERAS Secretary to the Sanggunian
ATTESTED TO BE DULY ENACTED/ADOPTED:
SECTION 8. ACCESS TO RECORDINGS- If a crime has been committed, or the operator, employee, or owner of the establish- MYRA DULAY-BADE ment has reason to believe that a crime has been committed and Vice-Mayor /Presiding Officer has been recorded by the CCTV, the operator, employee, or owner of the establishment shall immediately contact the nearest police APPROVED. station, and shall provide access to the pertinent recordings to the police and other investigators. The operator, employee or owner of the business establishment shall also make available the camera recordings to the law enforcement authorities engaged in criminal investigation upon writ- HERLO P. GUZMAN, JR. ten request of the authorized or designated officer thereof with the Municipal Mayor particular time and day covered by the request therein specified. ÿMDB/bsm/glen17 07-18-2017 The captured video footage or images may be used at any time to satisfy the written order or subpoena of any court or body with MDN: Aug 16, 23 & 30, 2017
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Just hold on The Gospel of Jesus Christ (August16, 2017-Wednesday) John 2:13-22”And found in the temple those that sold oxen and sheep and doves, and the changers of money sitting: And when he had made a scourge of small cords, he drove them all out of the temple, and the sheep, and the oxen; and poured out the changers’ money, and
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lifestyle, protecting the public from the devastating effects of smoking and to curb incidence of diseases caused by smoking tobacco, which has been costing the government millions of pesos on healthcare. The ordinance was passed after rigorous public consultations in the Sangguniang Panlalawigan. Deloso said violators will face fines of PHP300 on first offense, PHP500 on second offense, and P1,000 or imprisonment on third offense. Deloso said the governor will also create the Provincial Anti-Smoking Task Force to monitor the implementation of the law, help in the enforcement, and lead the information and education campaign against smoking. PNA
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the students are returning. He said security arrangements have been made by both the military and the university’s security sector. “It was really scary” MindaNews chanced upon Rehlanjoe Ogapay of Molave , Zamboanga del Sur and his friends stopping by the golf course near the university library on Friday noon, to watch the air strike pounding on the main battle area downtown, some five kilometers away. Ogapay, also a graduating student in BS Ed Physics, enroled against his parents’ wish. The eldest among five siblings, Ogapay stopped school when he was in 4th year here in 2010, to work and send his four siblings to school. He worked in a call center in Cebu and was already a supervisor when he decided to return to MSU Marawi in January this year to finish his course. He said his four younger siblings have obtained their diplomas from this university within the seven years he was working in Cebu. He was the only one among them without a degree and it was time, he said, to pursue his dream. Ogapay said the graduation photographs of his siblings are displayed on a wall of thier house. “I also want to see my picture there,” he added. He spoke of the night of terror on May 23. “I was here when the war started,”
overthrew the tables; And said unto them that sold doves, Take these things hence; make not my Father’s house an house of merchandise. And his disciples remembered that it was written, The zeal of thine house hath eaten me up. Then answered the Jews and said unto him, What sign shewest thou unto us, seeing that thou doest these things?
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Another point, each one of us is called an individual spiritual temple of God. 1 Corinthians 3:16Do you not know that you are a temple of God and that the Spirit of God dwells in you? We are his residence on earth. Our body is his territory and because of this, we need to take care that this holy temple is not ruined and destroyed. 1 Corin-
thians 3:17”If any man destroys the temple of God, God will destroy him, for the temple of God is holy, and that is what you are. I do not agree that Satan lives in us because he has no legal right to do that. The truth is, only God lives us despite of our human weaknesses and shortcomings in life. He is very faithful to dwell in us despite of your
sins because he wants to prove that he is with you all the times. He wants to be with you in order that you will not give up in your journey in life. Just hold on that he will be with you until your last breath. God wants to sure that your soul is not stolen by Satan at the end. This is the truth; God lives in our individual heart no matter what. Whoever
you are, God loves you so much.
of the Joint Soviet-American Commission in 1945. At the Moscow Conference in December 1945, the United States, Soviet Union and Great Britain proposed trusteeship of Korea and created the Joint SovietAmerican Commission. Following the creation of the Joint Soviet-American Commission, the 36th Parallel that divided Korea into North and South was also established. Even with the establishment of the 36th Parallel or the “Demilitarized Zone,” North Korea’s Kim IL Sung remains obsessed of unifying Korea. Thus, aided by the Soviet Union and China, Kim IL Sung attacked South Korea. It was at that time that the US came to quell Kim’s attack on South Korea. The US sudden involvement in the Korean War means only one thing: “The US wants to stop the communist expansion in Asia.” Nevertheless, Kim IL Sung’s obsession to rule South Korea was, ever since, handed down to his predecessors. As the grandson of Kim IL Sung, North Korea’s Kim Jong Un possesses the from page 4 same cravings of ruling commit themselves to South Korea today. the democratic way of life and values, maintain the principle of public account- from page 4 to send missiles armed ability and manifest by deed the supremacy of civilian with nuclear warheads to authority over the military. Guam, a US terrioty. When this eclipse hapSimple living. Public officials and employees and pened in the past, it served their families shall lead a as a warning of grim events, modest lives appropriate to including the dropping their positions and income. of two atomic bombs in They shall not indulge in Nagasaki and Hiroshima, extravagant or ostentatious Japan, in 1945. Its appeardisplay of wealth in any ance, once again, in the aftermath yet of the fiery form. exchange of tirades between **** Email me at rgmoldez@ the US and North Korea is making many religious gmail.com leaders quaking in their boots. from page 4 -oooWATCH “ANG TANGopposition leaders who joined the Soviet Union’s ING DAAN” AT FACEBOOK: “Ang Tanging Daan” siege of Manchuria. After the Manchuria is a Bible exposition and attack, Stalin recruited and prayer session for everyone, trained Kim IL Sung as the in English and Filipino, future communist leader 24/7, worldwide, that can KoreaThus, in December be viewed at www.face1945, Stalin formally in- book.com/angtangingdaan. stalled Kim IL Sung as the Reactions: 0917 984 24 68, leader of the Korean Com- 0918 574 0193, 0977 805 munist Party. The Soviet 9058. Email: batasmauriUnion then occupies Korea. cio@yahoo.com. During the WWII, the US, Soviet Union and China forged a tactical alliance from page 1 swamp areas where miagainst Japan. As a consequence, the US, Soviet gratory birds usually alight,” Union and Great Britain Llentic said. Northern Mindanao has proposed a trusteeship of Korea through the creation an inventory of 19.5 million
poultry heads or a third of the country’s production. Of these, 7.7 million are broiler chickens, 3.7 million are layer chickens and eight million are native chickens. The 80,950 chicken heads are raised in commercial farms while 63,114 are bred in backyard farms. Llentic also said that the region produces 444,064 heads of duck 24,729 quails. Northern Mindanao has a prolific poultry industry with six major producers based in Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental and Bukidnon. This, even as the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) regional office has suspended all bird watching activities regionwide. DENR 10 information officer Lina Calvez called on all bird watching enthusiasts and ornithology photographers to strictly abide by the new order of DENR as this is a matter of public health. Meanwhile, DA will be provided veterinary drugs to all local government units (LGUs) in the region. DA Director Carlene Collado for Northern Mindanao said the agency has already instructed all cities and municipal veterinarians to get their respective dosages for free at the DA regional office in Cagayan de Oro City. With the expected decline of balut and penoy supplies here from Pampanga, the Misamis Oriental provincial government has also maximized its balut livelihood program for farmers. But provincial agricultural officer Benjamin Resma revealed that the Misamis Oriental smallscale farmers could only supply ten percent of the local balut demand here.
positive, he said all chickens within one-kilometer radius will be exterminated. Apelo said the migratory birds would normally seek refuge in a tropical country like the Philippines during winter months from their countries of origin like China and other regions in the world hit by avian flu. He said they need to do the sampling to immediately prevent the spread of the infection to the domestic birds such as chicken, fighting cock, quails, and ducks should tests on fly-in birds turn out positive. The DA imposed a temporary ban on the movement of live domestic and wild birds and their products, including poultry meat, day-old chicks, eggs, semen, manure from Luzon to Visayas and Mindanao. In a memorandum circular dated August 14, the DA said it was aimed to prevent further spread of the disease in other parts of Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao. The memo said since Visayas and Mindanao remain free from avian influenza, the movement of live poultry, poultry meat, day old chicks, eggs, semen and other products from Visayas and Mindanao to Luzon will be allowed. For areas within Luzon, transport may be allowed but it shall be accompanied by a shipping permit and a veterinary health certificate issued by a government sector veterinarian certifying that these products were sourced from farms with no incidence of avian influenza for the past 21 days prior to shipment. For poultry meat, it said the temporary ban will be lifted when there are no new cases reported 90 days after stamping out activity, including disinfection of all affected areas and surveillance. Apelo called on the public and the poultry farms to immediately report birds showing symptoms of infection from the H5 strain of avian influenza. Symptoms include severe depression and inappetence, drastic decline in egg production, swollen and bluish combs and wattles, dehydration, severe congestion of musculature, severe congestion of conjunctiva, excessive mucous exudate in
tracheal lumen, severe hemorrhagic tracheitis, severe kidney congestion, urate deposits in renal tubules, hemorrhage and degeneration of the ovary, and hemorrhage and erosion of the gizzard lining. Modes of transmission include direct contact with infected bird’s feces or secretions, contaminated feed, water, equipment and clothing, and contaminated eggs may infect chicks in the incubator. Apelo said the H5 strain of this virus that was discovered in a poultry farm in San Luis, Pampanga may not infect humans. However, he said the virus may mutate and become pathogens that can infect the humans. He said the H7 and H9 are the deadly strains that could infect humans, but infected birds are hard to detect because they do not show the symptoms. In a statement, the DOH will coordinate efforts with DA, the United Nations’ Fo o d and Agr ic ulture Organization (FAO) and World Health Organization (WHO) to prevent human cases. It said that the DOH has supply of anti-flu medication and commodities whenever regional health offices and hospitals will require these. The agency added it is now closely monitoring the events surrounding an avian flu outbreak in poultry in Pampanga. It said it has “stepped-up the human flu like-illness surveillance since the reported human influenza outbreaks in Hong Kong and India few months back and will now look for human cases who may have been exposed to avian flu strain in affected areas.” The DOH added that any person who becomes sick with fever and/or sore throat/cough and had exposure to these dead chickens should report to the local health center or nearest hospital for laboratory confirmation. A team of DOH epidemiologists has been dispatched to assist the DA in the outbreak investigation, and hospitals are being alerted in affected areas to report similar cases. (Antonio L. Colina IV / MindaNews)
he narrated. Ogapay took summer classes after completing the second semester. They were stranded for two nights inside the campus before they evacuated to Iligan. “We’re used to this,” Ogapay said, referring to the sound of gunshots in the years he has spent here. “Sanay na kami, Parang normal na” (We’re used to it; it’s like normal). But not May 23. “It was really scary,” he recalled. “With that one,” pointing to the direction of the airstrike, “first time.” Like most residents of Marawi, Ogapay did not expect the firefight to last beyond three days. “I thought three days lang,” Ogapay said. The war entered Day 84 on Monday, August 14. A number of Ogapahy’s friends are not coming back. “Akong mga friends, off sem. Dili mutugot ilang parents” (My friends are off sem. Their parents did not allow them to enrol this semester). (Carolyn O. Arguillas / MindaNews)
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in Davao del Sur, and Carmen and Braulio E. Dujali in Davao del Norte. Apelo said they would collect a total of 900 samples from five barangays of each five municipalities as the birds fly in and another samples as they fly out of these areas in April next year. The samples will be immediately taken for testing to the Davao Regional Animal Diagnostic Laboratory. Sampling will start on September 25, 2017. If results would turn out
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Kizuna event at Toyota Cagayan de Oro Story by 3Dsiliver_2Dred_group1 and MARK FRANCISCO
TOYOTA Financial Services, the financing arm of Toyota Motor Philippines, Inc., held a one-day Kizuna Event at Toyota Cagayan de Oro last Saturday. In Kizuna (which stands for “bonding� in Niponggo), customers get in free LTO registration for three years. Actually, the event last August 12 was the first among all Toyota dealerships in Mindanao owing to the robust contribution of Toyota Cagayan de Oro in the country in terms of sales. For its month-long fiesta sale, Toyota Financial Services or TFS also offers Cagayan de Oro customers P92,000 downpayment for all new Innova purchases plus free insurance, freight on board and chattel mortgage. The same privileges can be enjoyed for new Vios purchases for only P57,000 downpayment. Selected prequalified o enjoy P5,000 worth of gas cards. Toyota Financial Services serves Toyota customers nationwide through financing and leasing services. But so far nationwide, Toyota Cagayan de Oro along with Toyota Zambo-
anga and Toyota Butuan are the most prolific of its provincial dealerships, according to Toyota Financial Services assistant vice-president for marketing operations Kaye Amores. To win customers for life, Toyota Financial Services is committed to continuous improvement of its financial services through kaizen activities supported by global best practices and teamwork. Peter Kim Lo Suy, SVP/GRM Toyota Cagayan de Oro and Eric Uy, AVP Toyota Cagayan de Oro.
The men and women behind TFSPH led by Kaye Amores, AVP Marketing Operations head with Maricar dela Cruz, customer service head; Bennie Amboayan, Mindanao team head; and Vincent Cuahon, Visayas team head Area 2.