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ROAD MISHAP. This van carrying 14 persons, driver included, figured in a vehicular that caused the death of 3 passengers in sitio Kipasa, Barangay Poblacion, Mambajao, Camiguin, late Saturday afternoon, June 22. photo by gerry lee gorit
INSIDE STORIES
9 students hurt as covered court collapse... STORY ON PAGE 2
More events in 3Q to boost CDO economic activity- OC
STORY ON PAGE 12
706 IDPs benefit from livelihood convergence aid
3 call center workers die in Camiguin road mishap
afternoon. Due to the impact of the AMBAJAO, Camiguin--Three call crash, three of the passengers on the spot, said Bahian, center workers were killed and a few died adding that most of those on others were injured in a vehicular board have sustained serious accident that happened in sitio Quipasa, Ba- injuries. rangay Poblacion over the weekend, a police He said: “All passengers were immediately evacuated report said yesterday. and brought to the provincial Lt. C ol. Roy B a hian, Hi-Ace van, ferrying the local hospital by the Mambajao reCamiguin provincial police tourists, lost its brake causing sponders.” chief, said that the white Toyota it to skid around 4:45 in the Based on the initial inves-
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By GERRY LEE GORIT, Correspondent
Camiguin governor urges divers, tourists to help protect marine life
tigation, the van’s brake malfunctioned as it went downhill causing it to crash into an open field. Capt. Arnold Gaabucayan, Mambajao municipal police chief, said most of the van’s passengers are employees of IBEX Global Davao, who were in Camiguin for their company team-building activity. The rest of the passengers See MISHAP, page 11
By GERRY LEE GORIT, Correspondent STORY ON PAGE 5
SM and CDO partners with NRC’s Adopt-a-City campaign
STORY ON PAGE 12
MAMBAJAO, Camiguin--To preserve its flourishing marine flora and fauna, the provincial government of this island has urged divers and tourists to help them in preventing the destruction of its coral reefs. Outgoing Gov. Maria Luisa Romualdo said visitors to the province, especially sea divers, also play a role in the protection and preservation of Camiguin’s marine life. “We hope we can get more
divers, responsible tourists, like you who would help us in the maintenance, in the preservation of our dive spots,” Romualdo told the crowd of divers, tourists and locals during the opening ceremony of the 1st Camiguin Dive Festival held at the Lagundi Beach in this town on Sunday, June 23. The two-month festival runs from June 23 to August 31 and will showcase various activiSee DIVERS, page 11
Department of Tourism-10 regional director Marie Elaine Unchuan (left) emerges from the water after taking a dive during the two-month Camiguin Dive Fest kick-off at Mambajao, Camiguin, Sunday June 23. The event was a collaboration between DOT-10 and the Provincial Government of Camiguin headed by outgoing Gov. Maria Luisa Romualdo and Mambajao mayor and governorelect Jurdin Jesus Romualdo. photo by gerry lee gorit
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9 students hurt as covered court collapse in Zamboanga By JOEL CALAMBA ESCOL, Mindanao Daily News online
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AMBOANGA City - Nine were injured as students having class at a covered court
scampered for safety when suddenly the roof of said structure in Barangay Sinubong collapsed Monday
morning. Joel San Juan Garcia, school principal of Sinubong National High School identified some of those students who were hurt
namely Michaela Martinez, Radzmi Jainal, Mica Macaso, Shaina Alipan and Jenelyn Ebag - all of them are Grade 9 students of said school.
Photo courtesy of ABS-CBN News.
Garcia said the covered court is used as temporarily classroom for Grade 9 students and they were having their class when the incident occured at around 8:30 in the morning. He said the students heard a sudden loud cracking sound afterwhich followed by the collapse of the covered court roofing. “The teacher and students first heard a loud creaking sound and the students and teacher ran away for their safety.” Sinubong National High School is about 26 kilometers from the city proper and there was heavy downpour before it collapsed. This was maybe the reason that it collapsed because of the heavy pounding of rain water on the roof. There were over 50 students holding classes at the covered. Luckily, the rest of them were all safe and only nine got injured. Since the class’s assigned classroom has leaky roofings, they were forced to transfer at the covered court unaware that a trag-
edy would happen. “I rushed outside my room barefoot and shouting at the students to run away because the ceiling was falling down,” says Leida Peñaflorida when she heard a loud creaking coming from the covered court, and she saw students shocked and they scampered for safety. She said the roof was slowly falling down, so that only very few were hurt. If it fell so fast, she said, many of them would have been hurt. Those who were injured were immediately rushed to the Labuan District Hospital for treatment. An immediate investigation conducted by the municipal engineer showed faulty-welded trusses that may have lead to the collapse of the roofing. Navarro said the city engineering office would conduct an investigation whether the roofing was not constructed by the contractor based on the specified design and requirements.
Marawi IDPs receive health lectures from DOH
ILIGAN City - The Department of Health (DOH) through its regional office 10 Satellite Operation Center (OpCen) imparted knowledge on health care services to the internally displaced
persons (IDPs) affected by the siege in Marawi City. DOH 10 OpCen gave series of lectures to the IDPs sheltered at the ‘Bakwit Village’ Transitional Site
See LECTURES, page 10
Puerto barangay chairman Rustico Ian Achas (left) defends his decision to block tricabs and motorized sikads at the boundary in Bugo below the Sayre highway flyover along the eastern national highway in Cagayan de Oro City during a session of the City Council committee on public utilities Friday, June 21. Looking on at right is committee chair Councilor Teodulfo Lao. photo by mark francisco
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CAGAYAN de Oro City-Armed with placards and streamers, residents of Barangay Lumbia yesterday converged infront of the office of Kyogojo, a local water cooperative, to protest the impending water rate hike. Pastor Joel Casimero, who acted as spokeperson of the protesters, said the water rate hike is detrimental to the consumers as the
increase is more than 100 percent. Casimero also described the services of Kyogojo as “very lousy” and its water supply is inadequate. “Dili mi mosugot aning ilang plano nga increase kay walay nada ang ilang paghatag ug serbisyo sa mga katawhan sa Barangay Lumbia,” said, adding “Gani dili igo ang ilang water supply sa nagkagako
usab nga population sa barangay.” On one hand, the residents demanded that Kyogojo should return the management to the original provider, which is the Barangay Lumbia. They said it will be up to the barangay to implement a minimum water rate hike, or just retain the minimum of P168 per 10-cubic water consumption.
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6 more drug peddlers nabbed in Maguindanao COTABATO CITY -- Six suspected drug peddlers were arrested during antidrug operations in Datu Odin Sinsuat (DOS), Maguindanao Saturday afternoon, raising the number of arrested drug suspects to nine in the past two days. Six of them were arrested when the Datu Odin Sinsuat town police personnel, led
by town police chief, Maj. Erwin Tabora, conducted drug buy-bust operations in Barangay Upper Capiton. Tabora identified the suspects as Nomer Dampas Kamid, 34; Michael Balindong, 45; Grachella Usman, 29; Norain Ensik, 28; Jonathan Kadil Guiamalon, 35; and Jomar Buayan, 20. Seized from them were
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one huge sachet of shabu, marked money, mobile phones they used in illegal transactions, and drug paraphernalia. They are now detained at DOS municipal lock-up cell in Barangay Dalican, Datu Odin Sinsuat, Maguindanao. Their arrest came after police in Datu Anggal See NABBED, page 11
The city government of Cagayan de Oro led by Mayor Oscar Moreno (center) through City Social Welfare and Development (CSWD) head Michael Christopher Fabello (left) donate P3 million to be used for the day-to-day operations of House of Hope Foundation, Inc. represented herein by its chair Msgr. Perseus Cabunoc (right). The donation is being formalized via a MOA signing. House of Hope is situated in sitio Palanan, barangay Lumbia, this city. photo by mark francisco
Amusement places in Oro soon required to install security camera T
By MARK FRANCISCO, Correspondent
HE Regulatory and Complaint Board fo r A m u s e m e n t Places (RCB) of the city government of Cagayan de Oro will lobby to the incoming batch of councilors for the passage of an ordinance requiring videoke joints and movie cafes to install security cameras in each room of their establishments. In an interview, RCB inspector Antonio Resma said that the proposed
measure is meant to deter illicit activities from occurring in the private rooms of these establishments. The proposal of the RCB came in the aftermath of a leaked video of allegedly two minors engaged in sex in the room of a movie cafe. Resma said the RCB also caught a couple doing “illicit activity” while watching a film inside a movie cafe in Divisoria during a suprise inspection.
He said that while there is no law that RCB could use to penalize erring movie cafes and videoke bars at the moment, they could still pressure these establishments using existing laws - Anti-Pornography Ordinance and Republic Act (RA) 7610, otherwise known as the Anti-Child Abuse and Special Protection for Children Act. “Puwede man sila maginstall og CCTV sa kada room. Puwede pud nila tangtangon ang tint sa kada room. Or puwede sila
mag-assign og tawo nga mag-roving para lang madeter nang mga butanga,” Resma said. “Ang amo gilikayan dili man kana lang adunay himuong law-ay sulod sa mga lawak, amo pud likayan nga himuon kini og drug den, sumangil lang nga manan-aw og salida or mag-videoke,” he said. Movie cafes have sprouted up in recent years in Cagayan de Oro City as an alternative to cinemas, offering films that were released a few months prior.
Most wanted crime group leader fall in Bukidnon NORTHERN Mindanao police office confirmed the No.6 most wanted person in the region and leader of a notorious criminal group believed to have ties with CPP-NPA terrorists engaged in extortion, robbery, gunfor-hire and other criminal activities was killed in a police operation Monday morning at Barangay San Vicente, Baungon town, Bukidnon. Police Regional Office (PRO) 10 regional director Brigadier General Rafael Santiago Jr. identified the slain wanted person as
Dencio Lundahan, leader of the notorious Lundahan criminal group operating in northern Bukidnon, particularly Baungon and nearby areas. “He has several warrants of arrest for serious crimes like multiple murder and the likes. He has been the subject of police manhunt operation because of his high profile criminal background. Lately, he has been monitored to be engaged in extortion victimizing plantation operators in Bukidnon. With his passing, Bukidnon will be safer,”
Santiago said. Santiago said Lundahan is included in the Philippine National Police (PNP) periodic summary report (PSR), a report containing list of most wanted personalities and their criminal activities subject to immediate police operation. “A bounty for his arrest has doubled in recent years for the more than a dozen crimes he has committed ranging from multiple murder to robbery,” Santiago said. He further said, “We have eliminated one notorious
criminal with the death of Dencio Lundahan.” Lundahan leads a criminal group notorious for armed robbery, murder, gun for hire and other crimes whose criminal records fill court dockets since early 2000. “His group have even been monitored to be collaborating with the CPP-NPA terrorists and have recently engaged in extortion,” Santiago said. “Appropriate awards will be given to our personnel for this highly commendable accomplishment,” Santiago added. (PIO/PRO10)
“Classrooms for Tangub Stars” ALS Community Learning Centers By RHIAME M. PACONG District ALS Coordinator ALS Tangub City Division
Learning takes place anytime and anywhere. It could be in a house, Purok houses, Shed of Trees, vacant places or at workplace wherein learners of Alternative Learning System (ALS) are convenient and accessible specifically in Tangub City Division. For the past few years, ALS Implementers in our Division conduct learning sessions commonly in learner’s house, purok houses, or anywhere they are, just to deliver our ALS programs and projects. Through the Division Initiated Project (DIP) of our Education Program Specialist II-ALS, Ms. Jomah Lee U. Jakosalem, and with the help of District ALS Coordinators, Mobile Teachers and Instructional Managers ,the “The Project Reach” came to realize. We were able to ask different Community Learning Centers (CLC) with Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) from our Stakeholders
the Local Government Unit for our learners, our Tangub Stars. It served as their classroom area in the community in which learning could be conducive, meaningful and fruitful. Community Learning Centers are any vacant building or establishments in the community that could be used for ALS Implementers. With that, more than ten (10) new CLC’s were functional aside from the existing CLC’s in the Division. Cleaning and beautification of CLC’s was done during the Brigada Eskwela last May 21-25, 2019. Implementers were helping each other to achieve a common goal all for our learners. A quality basic education to our ALS learners is our priority in which they learn more through a conducive learning environment. Along with the stakeholders and ALS Family together we can make a difference even in a single penny.
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Retirement Feng Shui
Do you know a typical retiree no matter how rich upon cashing out of the professional rat race fears only one thing?That is what if the money runs out?As a classmate-friend-client who retired told me why. He humbly admits as brilliant he was in school and career, that money is eventually finite!So as another client asks where do I get money to support my needs after retirement? Here are some nuggets from the school of hard knocks: 1. Retirement requires skills to manage it. 2. Retirement is an endgame in life’s passages. 3. Retirement is an industry with it’s own playbook. 4. Retirement is a trade by itself, sue generis! 5. Thus from a Feng Shui perspective you have to know the luck harnessing aspects of the trade before you do and enjoy the tricks of the trade into
the homestretch and finish line of your game of Life! Predicated on these premises, retirement is actually endgame Feng Shui portfolio management, and yes, if you reckon, portfolio estate planning and management whether you like it or not. So let’s agree to disagree!!! So here are Feng Shui tips for retiring: 1. Accept that you are immortal. Prepare for your death. Feng Shui accordingly your burial place or columbary. That’s life? No, not only life, that’s death. The primary purpose is to rest in peace and ensure good Feng Shui legacy for descendants. The best is to go for 3 generations or 75 years of prosperity Feng Shui. Fraudsters do not know this even if they try hard to fake it! So don’t gamble on this end. The end justifies the means! Begin with your physical end in
mind and your spiritual echo thru eternity with a good feng shui burial place. No wonder Chinese prepare their graves in advance! Just take a trip to nearby Chinese cemetery and see pre-constructed tombs of living owners. The first real memorial plan before the advent of the preneed burial industry! 2. Now that you are not in denial of retirement as your journey from work to death transition after literally working to death in the rat race, this time you do it purposefully! And pursefully not pursefooly in the spirit of fun and intended pun. How? As any great person who died did or the dying ones are actually doing at the moment---purpose driven to die in your own terms! As said, control your destiny or someone else will. Once you’re done in grave Feng Shui, you will
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rest and peace and respond to aging gracefully Feng Shui! Indeed, when you know how to die you learn how to live!!! 3. If spouse still alive, remember always a happy wife or husband makes a happy life. So peg your pursuit of happiness accordingly no more, no less or what are you living for if not for you love storyline! It’s but fair, right and just to consult with your dearest what to do mutually in retirement. Unless there are many others, then multitask strategic planning is a must. Just don’t increase risks of a bust! 4. In doing so you have to level up in using your hard-earned money, ill or See RETIREMENT, page 11
Kakampi Mo Ang Batas
I hope the people of Manila get to read this!
LIFE’S INSPIRATIONS: “… When you make a vow to God, do not delay to fulfill it… It is better not to make a vow than to make one and not fulfill it… It is because of unfulfilled vows that God gets angry with man, withholding his blessings and guidance for them…” (Ecclesiastes 5:4-6, the Holy Bible). -ooo I HOPE THE PEOPLE OF MANILA CAN READ THIS: An article in a major Manila newspaper is heaping accolades in favor of the incoming City Mayor, Mr. Isko Moreno, although it is at the same time a searing indictment against the outgoing city executive, former President Joseph Estrada, and even against those who preceded him. But yes, the truth is appalling and is undeniable: Manila is decayed, through and through. Take the case of Law-
ton Plaza and its environs towards the Luneta, up to and until Baywalk along Roxas Blvd., as an example. These places highlight the downfall that now sadly characterizes Manila, featuring it as a very dirty and impoverished city. This image violently runs contrary to the very high regard many gave to the Manila of old, then the undisputed premier city and business district of the Philippines. I am not aware if Mayor Erap and those that came before him realized what was taking place in their city during their terms but I am certain that the sick Manila many residents have been sick and tired of seeing contributed heavily to the destruction of their own political careers so that, in 2019, they entrusted its administration and management for the next three years to a virtual unknown. My only prayer now is that
Mayor Moreno/Domagoso would be able to match with concrete action the promises of transformation he let loose during the campaign. I pray further that Isko will not succumb to the wiles of a corrupt and inefficient system which he will now have to deal with in a larger fashion. He owes this to God, to the City, and to those who gave him their trust and confidence, and to his own self. Why, if Isko can lift Manila up from the dole-drums it has found himself in today, this may yet become his stepping stone towards becoming the leader of the Philippines at some future time. -ooo YES, IT IS CORRECT: THERE IS NO POINT IN DRAGGING TRILLANES’ MA ANY FURTHER, MR. PRESIDENT: To many people with intellect, silence actually is synonymous with admission of guilt
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and, in a proper setting, it could mean lack of proof to back up an accusation. In the case of the mother of Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV who is being implicated yet again by President Duterte in an alleged anomaly about Kevlar helmets, silence on the matter wrapped the Department of Justice (DOJ) under the presidencies of Gloria Arroyo, of Noynoy Aquino, and even of Digong. This means the DOJ (which investigates all allegations of crime in the country) did not see any basis to say that the lawmaker’s mother, now bedridden and could hardly walk, had any criminal liability over the Kevlar issue. I am not now trying to defend Trillanes here, but he has a See READ, page 10
Think A Minute
Determination dies hard THINK a minute. This is the true story of a young lady who told all of her friends she was going to be an actress. At the young age of 16 she went off to drama school in New York City. Unfortunately after only a short time the school sent a letter to her mother saying, “Please take your daughter home. She has no acting ability at all!” Instead of giving up and going home, this tough teen got a job in a musical, but
she was soon fired from that job also. In fact, she worked in three other musicals and was fired from every one of them! In two years, she had not earned one dollar as an actress. Finally she got a job as a model, but soon lost that job too. Then she became seriously ill. The doctor told her she might never walk again. However, she bravely fought this terrible disease for two years, until eventually she was able to
walk again. After six years in New York City she had nothing to show for herself except rejection and obstacles she had overcome. Yet amazingly, 20 years later 40 million people watched this actress in her very first television show. In fact, more people watched I Love Lucy than the coronation of Queen Elizabeth and the inauguration of the U.S. President Dwight Eisenhower. For five years Lucille Ball’s program was
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the #1 television show in America! Later, she became the first woman to be the head of her own television production company. Some people think successful stars like Lucille Ball See HURST, page 11
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706 IDPs benefit from livelihood convergence aid
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ARAWI CITY – A total of 706 internally displaced persons (IDPs) of this city have benefitted from the livelihood convergence aid jointly implemented by the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA), Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) and CocaCola Philippines.
As a result of the Entrepreneurship Forum and Jobs Fair organized by DTI last year, the Coca-Cola and TESDA implemented the Sari-Sari Store Training and Access to Resources (STAR) Training Induction Program to the same participants. Facilitated by trainers from TESDA Lanao del Sur, First Community Cooperative (FICCO) and
Mindanao State University (MSU), the training aims to capacitate and equip the IDPs with knowledge on business planning and management to help them improve their small enterprise. Speaking to the graduates, TESDA Deputy Director-General for Partnerships and Linkages Rebecca J. Calzado said that the gradu-
ation symbolizes the success of their advocacy, which is to strengthen the skills of the Filipino citizenry especially the women. Calzado also reminded the IDP-beneficiaries who are all women that they have the ability to give a better life for their families. “Bilang ilaw ng tahanan at epektibong negosyante, naway ang bawat isa sa
Salmah Bashary, graduate of Sari-Sari Store Training and Access to Resources (STAR) Training Induction Program, thanks DTI, TESDA and Coca-Cola for the training and the livelihood starter kit that she will receive. photo by gian raman
inyo ay maging halimbawa at buhay na patunay na sa pmamagitan ng pagsisikap at pagpupunyagi maaabot natin ang ang mga pangarap.” (As mothers and effective entrepreneurs, I hope that you will be an example at proof that through hard work and effort, one will achieve his/her dream.) Complementing the Department of Trade and Industry Usec. Abdulgani Macatoman lends livelihood starter kit to a graduate of Sari-Sari training provided by TESDA Store Training and Access to Resources (STAR) Training Induction Program implemented by Technical Education and Coca-Cola to the IDPs, the DTI also distributed and Skills Development Authority and Coca-Cola Philippines. photo by gian raman Republic of the Philippines Office of the President HOUSING AND LAND USE REGULATORY BOARD Northern Mindanao Region (NMR)
starter kits such as sari-sari store kits, carenderia and baking kits for them to start or develop their business. While Salmah Bashary already started her business, she said that the training helped her gain more knowledge about entrepreneurship. “Para po sa akin malaki ang pasasalamat ko kay Allah kasi isa ako sa nasali sa training na ito. Kahit marunong na ako magSee BENEFIT, page 11
Republic of the Philippines Office of the President HOUSING AND LAND USE REGULATORY BOARD Northern Mindanao Region (NMR)
NOTICE
PA U N AWA
Notice is hereby given that Golden Bria Holdings, Inc, represented by Ms. Emilia N. Lustado has filed with the Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board a sworn statement for the sale of memorial lots within Golden Haven Memorial Park-Bukidnon, located at Laguitas, Malaybalay City, specifically identified/described as Lot 525-C, 525-F; 525G & 525-H, all in Psd-10-039150(AR), now Pcs-10-005358; that the registration statement and all papers attached thereto are available for inspection during business hours by any person having legal interest thereon and upon proper application and upon payment of the proper fee.
Ipinauunawa na ang Golden Bria Holdings, Inc, kinatawan ni Bb. Emilia N. Lustado, ay nagharap sa Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board ng isang panunumpang nakatala para sa bilihan ng loteng pangmemorial sa Golden Haven Memorial ParkBukidnun na matatagpuan sa Laguitas, Malaybalay City at sinakop sa Lote 525-C, 525-F ; 525-G & 525-H, all in Psd-10-039150(AR), ngayon Pcs10-005358; ang nakatalang pahayag at ang lahat ng kasulatang nakakabit doon ay nakahanda sa pagsusuri ng sinumang tao na nagtataglay ng legal na interes doon pagkaraan ng wastong aplikasyon; at pagkatapos ng kaukulang bayad.
Any person with valid objection to the registration of the project may file his objection in writing with the Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board, Region-NMR,3F Dupoint Bldg., Akut-Velez St., Cagayan de Oro City, telephone nos. 72-14-66 & 856-5088 not later than two weeks from the last date of publication.
Sinumang tao na may kapani-paniwalang pagtutol sa pagkatala ng proyekto ay maaring magbigay ng nilagdang pagtutol sa Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board, Region 10, R. 205 Waterside Living Complex, J. Pacana St., Lico-an, Cagayan de Oro City, telephone nos. 72-14-166 at 856-5088 na hindi hihigit sa loob ng dalawang linggo mula sa pinakahuling pagkalathaha.
Cagayan de Oro City, 21 June 2019.
Lungsod ng Cagayan de Oro, Pilipinas, ika-21 ng Hunyo 2019.
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25 teacher-scholars complete Graduate Diploma in Cultural Education A FTER a twosummer intensive training featuring an integrated functional understanding of the local and national histor y, c u lture, and the ar ts combined with actual research, reflection papers, and group and individual lesson exemplars on cultureb a s e d e d u c at i o n , 2 5 teacher-scholars from Mindanao finally earned their Graduate Diploma in Cultural Education.
A special ceremony was held in their honor last May 19 at Casa Real of the VIP Hotel in Cagayan de Oro City. The Graduate Diploma in Cultural Education is a flagship project of the Philippine Cultural Education Program (PCEP) of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA), and Xavier University - Ateneo de Cagayan (through its Xavier Center for Culture and the Arts, School of
Education Graduate School Program, and as facilitated by the Depar tment of Education - Region X) acts as one of the delivering institutions in the country. The diploma course has a total of 53 graduates since it started in 2015 at Xavier Ateneo. In his message to the g r a du at e s du r i n g t h e c e re m ony, D r A r tu ro Bayucot, OIC regional d i re c tor of D e p E d - X , highlighted the significance of strengthening the
t e a c h e r s’ c ap a c i t y t o “radiate goodness” and not just to transform the lives of the students in our country. The graduation exercise was attended by the family and friends of the graduates and guests Dr Bienvenido U Tagolimot Jr, education program super visor of DepEd-X; Irene Grace A Guitarte, XU’s VP for mission and ministry; Dr Junefel Macagba, faculty member XU School of Education; and Hobart P
Dr Arturo Bayucot, OIC regional director of Department of Education X
Hobart Savior, director of Xavier Center for Culture and the Arts
SIDA fund slashed to P67-M in 2020 By LILYBETH ISON, PNA
MANILA -- The Sugarcane Industry Development Act (SIDA) fund will be further slashed next year -- from the original PHP2 billion annual budget down to only PHP67 million. For this year, SIDA’s allocation was at PHP500 million. The Department of Budget and Management (DBM) earlier said the budget cut was due to underutilization or underspending.
It believes that the agencies involved in the use of SIDA fund have no capacity to fully spend their allocation. SIDA was created to boost the production of sugarcane and sugar, and increase the income of sugarcane farmers or planters and farm workers, for which the law provides the allocation of PHP2 billion a year. Of the PHP2 billion annual fund of SIDA, some
PHP1 billion should go to infrastructure for farm to mill roads; PHP300 million for credit; PHP100 million for scholarship; PHP300 million for block farm of the agrarian reform beneficiaries; and PHP300 million for shared facilities program. “We have been often told that the only way for our sugar industry to be globally competitive is to improve our productivity for which the SIDA law See SLASHED, page 10
Savior, XCCA director. “This is the positioning where our dear graduates are equipped and trained with, not just as scholars or teachers but also as enablers on cultural education and
c ultural work,” Savior shared during the event. “We need more of them so we are able to strengthen a community of artists, leaders, and See DIPLOMA, page 11
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AVAO C I T Y - Senator-Elect Ronald Dela Rosa lamented the anguish of the people who invested hard-earned money to investment schemes as he wished companies, especially the Kapa Community Ministry, Inc. to return it to the people. Dela Rosa who was here on Friday to talk with the personnel of the Police Regional Office (PRO)-
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11, said in an interview he pitied the people who invested or donated their money on shady investment schemes. “Naluoy ko sa mga miyembro nga wala mabalik ang kwarta pero kung muingon ug pakialaman nako ang decisyon sa Presidente (President Rodrigo Duterte) that’s purely executive in nature (I really feel for the members who cannot get back their money but if I would ask the President, that decision is purely executive in nature),” Dela Rosa said when asked if he would intervene in the closure of Kapa. “So hulaton lang nato kung unsay sunod niyang lakang kung duna pa siyay pagahimuon (Maybe we will wait for the President’s next move),” he said. Dela Rosa wished that Kapa Ministry leader Pastor Joel Apolinario would
return the money of the members, some of whom even sold their carabaos and houses to donate the money as “love gift”. “Hopefully if given the chance I would ask what he (Apolinario) can say about any chance of returning the money of the members,” he added. He s aid Ap olinar io should return the money even if it only means returning the capital without interest. The companies engaging in investment schemes remain under surveillance of the Philippine National Police (PNP). Earlier, PRO-11 director, Brig. Gen. Marcelo Morales said they are receiving reports that some companies are operating secretly. Morales said the police will run after the companies which are still operating secretly and accepting transactions in Tagum City, Davao del Norte. (PNA)
Security all set for DavOr’s 52nd founding anniversary By CHERRY MHAE PALICTE
Davao Oriental is all set to implement the security plan for the series of activities this week leading to the province’s 52nd founding anniversary on July 1. Karen Lou Deloso, the provincial information officer of Davao Oriental, said on Monday the public would expect maximum security and seamless execution of the series of events slated for the province’s foundation day. Deloso said the Provincial Incident Management Team (IMT) headed by Ret. Major Hermie Montelibano, the chief of the Provincial Security Unit, has already presented the plan on the deployment of personnel tapped for the grand event’s security.
This would involve the Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office, the Davao Oriental Police Provincial Office; the Philippine Army’s 70st Kagitingan Brigade, 28th Kamagong Battalion, and the 67th Agila Battalion; Army Reservists; Bureau of Fire Protection, Red Cross, rescue volunteers, and the medical teams. Also expected are mobile patrols, ambulance, and Explosive Ordnance Disposal and K9 units in the venues of major events. Deloso said the security team is aiming for “zero incident”. In previous foundation celebrations, it was noted that only minor incidents See SECURITY, page 10
NPA leader, pal killed in shootout with cops
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DAVAO CITY -- A ranking New People’s Army (NPA) leader wanted for numerous heinous crimes and his companion were killed in a shootout with police operatives on Sunday in a safe house in Barangay Bagong Silang, Laak, Compostela Valley. Capt. Jerry Lamosao, spokesperson of the Army’s 10th Infantry Division, said NPA leader Jay Mendoza alias “Pogs” and his companion Bryan Ondoy were killed after exchanging fire with police authorities who were serving arrest warrants to the NPA leader.
Mendoza was the Deputy Secretary of the NPA’s Guerrilla Front 2, Sub-regional Committee 2, Southern Mi n d an a o C om m an d ; member of the Executive Committee, Sub Regional committee 2 (SRC 2), Southern Mindanao Regional Committee (SMRC); and head, Regional Special Operations Group (RSOG), SRC 2, SMRC. Ondoy on the other hand was in the drug watch list of the police. Lamosao said Sunday’s operation was led by Laak police with the 60th InSee KILLED, page 10
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Cultural sensitivity, human rights integrated in Marawi rehab activities ILIGAN City – The ongoing physical rehabilitation of Marawi City puts a premium on cultural sensitivity and human rights. Task Force B angon Marawi’s (TFBM) member-agencies along with the security forces are now being equipped with training on the culture of peace to ensure that the government interventions for the rehabilitation and recovery war-torn city are culturally sensitive to the residents. Now on its third year, the Office of the Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process (OPAPP) in collaboration with the TFBM, 103rd Infantry Brigade and 2nd Mechanized Brigade of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) have been implementing Duyog Ramadan for the residents affected by the armed conflict since 2017. This program involves
introducing conflict sensitive and peace-promoting (CSPP) practices not only for programs being implemented in the city but also to the state workers, particularly the AFP personnel. The CSPP program has already trained two batches of hijab troopers, which composed of military women that have been regarded with great contribution to the rebuilding peace efforts in Marawi. Members of the Hijab Troopers were one in saying that the CSPP training carried out by the OPAPP had helped them develop a better understanding of the peace process and learn how to help victims of war-torn communities recover from the conflict. Sgt. Sharon Larona who was among the first batch of Hijab Troopers assigned in Marawi after the siege said: See REHAB, page 10
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Xavier Ateneo among top-performing law schools in 2018 Bar Exams
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AGAYAN de Oro City, Philippines — The College of Law of Xavier University - Ate n e o d e C a g ay a n ranked ninth among top-performing law schools in the countr y, based on the results of the November 2018 Bar Exams. X av i e r At e n e o L aw garnered a passing rate of 54.9% after 28 out of 5 1 t a ke rs su c c e ss f u l ly passed the Bar. Twentyseven of the passers are XU Law graduates and one is from Ateneo de Zamboanga Law, which had six examinees last y e a r. A d Z U L a w i s accredited by the Legal Education Board as “XU L a w i n Z a m b o a n g a ,” hence, the performance of AdZU was officially recorded under Xavier University. From the XU passers,
21 were first-time takers (21 out of 26 or 80.76%) and six were re-takers (6 out of 19 or 31.57%). In his memo to the a c a d e m i c c om mu n it y, university president Fr Roberto “Bobby” C Yap SJ wrote, “We thank Dean Si lv i a Jo G S abi o, t he faculty, and staff of the XU College of Law for the guidance and support they give to our students.” Yap added: “May the College of Law continue to form lawyers whose ser vice promote a deep respect for the dignity of the human person and the common good.” In a text message sent on Friday, June 21, Dean Sabio also expressed her congratulations and gratitude to the people behind this latest feat of the XU College of Law. She wrote: “Dear members of the faculty
of the College of Law : We r an ke d 9 t h i n t h e h i g h e s t p a s s i n g r at e s for the 2018 Bar Exams. Congratulations! Thank you for all your efforts and may we continue to strive to be better.” Xavier Ateneo is the only university from R e g i o n 1 0 ( No r t h e r n Mindanao) to be included in the said ranking released by the Supreme Court earlier this month. Along with Xavier
Un i v e r s i t y - At e n e o de Cagayan, two other Ateneo law schools made it to the list: Ateneo de Mani la University (#1 with 86.76%) and Ateneo de Davao University (#5 with 64.52%). The 1,800 new lawyers who comprised the 22.07% nationwide p a s s i n g r at e f or 2 0 1 8 took their oath on June 13 at the Philippine International Convention Center in Pasay City.
RA Form No. 8.1 (LCRO) Republic of the Philippines Province of Bukidnon Municipality of Talakag OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL CIVIL REGISTRAR NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION In compliance with the publication requirements and pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1, Guidelines in the Implementation of the Administrative Order No. 1, Series of 2012 (IRR of RA 10172). Notice is hereby served to the public that ESTHER TAGUPA SEÑALISTA has filed with this Office, a petition for clerical error of child’s date of birth from 25 FEBRUARY 1966 to 16 FEBRUARY 1966 in her certificate of live birth of ESTHER JIPOS TAGUPA who was born on 16 FEBRUARY 1966 whose parents are AUREA PALANAS JIPOS and JULIAN ADAYA TAGUPA. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than June 30,2019.
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OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL CIVIL REGISTRAR NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION In compliance with the publication requirements and pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1, Guidelines in the Implementation of the Administrative Order No. 1, Series of 2012 (IRR of RA 10172). Notice is hereby served to the public that MARIEL RALUTO MAGAN has filed with this Office, a petition for clerical error in Gender from MALE to FEMALE in her certificate of live birth of MARIEL RALUTO MAGAN who was born on OCTOBER 29, 1993 whose parents are ALMA SAYATAO RALUTO and RENATO MAGBUNAG MAGAN.
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In compliance with the section 5 of R.A. 10172 a notice is hereby served to the public that ASLAINIE MAMAILAO DITOPOR has filed with this office a petition to the clerical error in the entry of the FIRST NAME FROM ASLANIE TO ASLAINIE AND FROM MALE TO FEMALE AND BIRTH ORDER FROM 5TH TO 8TH AND MARCH 15 TO MARCH 5 in the certificate of live birth of ASLAINIE MAMAILAO DITOPOR who was born on MARCH 5 1985 in Masiu Lanao del Sur and whose parents are POLOMINA M DITOPOR AND ADAB P DITOPOR. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this office not later than ________________2018.
In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. 9048 , a notice is hereby served to the public that ROGELIO C. GALAMAY has filed with this Office a petition for Change of First Name from ESABELO XXXXXXX to ROGELIO in the live certificate of Birth of ESABELO XXXXXXX CANOY GALAMAY who was born on 20 FEBRUARY 1963 at Iligan City, Lanao del Norte and whose parents are Teresa B. Canoy and Bonifacio M. Galamay.
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 JODEN FUENTES ASTURIAS, has filed with his office a petition for correction of entry in SEX from “MALE” to “FEMALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of JODEN FUENTES ASTURIAS, who was born on JANUARY 24, 1989 at San Francisco, Agusan del Sur and whose parents are EDEN FUENTES & JOSE ALDINO ASTURIAS.
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clear point: if there is any evidence at all against his mother, the proper charges should be filed and, if the evidence warrants, for her to be punished. Otherwise, if there is really nothing against her, the President should leave the old woman alone. It is a disgrace dragging her still. Then, too, it is her son, the very noisy senator, who is the critic. As the Holy Bible said in the Book of Ezekiel, it is only the person who “sinned” who should be punished. There is no justification whatsoever in dragging other people, whether it be the father or the mother or a sibling of the “offender”. As I said, it would be a disgrace to do so. -ooo SO, THE WATER CRISIS COMES FROM THE ABSENCE OF RAIN. WHAT THEN DO WE DO? No rain. So, no water. This, at least, constitutes an admission, official in nature because it came from officials of government, on what really is the true reason why we have no water. So, the remedy is for rains to come. Strong rains, in fact. So our dams---Angat and La Mesa---could be filled to the brim, or to the appropriate and necessary levels. The only question now is, do we have the power to cause heavy rains to fall on our parched country? If the truth be told, the correct answer is a simple one: Yes, we have the power to cause the rains to fall, and to fall heavily. And this power was already given to us by God even before. According to His Word, the Bible, Psalm 147:8 in particular, it is God who sends the rains. In Deuteronomy 28:1 and 12, it is He
who opens up the heavens to bring down the rains at the appointed time. And, in Hagai 1:10-11, it is God which forbids the rain to fall. How then can the power of man to cause rains to come be exercised? Jesus, our God and Savior who is our God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, says if we accept and have faith in Him as our God and Savior, we can do all the miracles He performed, and do even greater ones. There should therefore be no question that we can call down the rains! But, not so fast, really. There is a condition that must be fulfilled here. Deuteronomy 28:1-2 says we need to listen to (or to study) the Word of God and obey everything that is written in it. If we listen to and obey God’s commands, He will bless us. So there, let us try to listen to and obey the Word of God and assume His power to call the rains down. Thank God in the Name of Jesus, Amen! -ooo REACTIONS? Call 0977 805 9058, 0918 574 0193, 0933 8251308, or my Messenger account in Facebook, Melanio Lazo Mauricio Jr. Or you could email me at batasmauricio@yahoo.com, mmauriciojr111@gmail. com, or send your comments or queries at www. facebook.com/attybatas.
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in Matungao, Lanao Del Norte as part of the agency’s monthly health events for the calendar year 2019. Also, the DOH 10 OpCen medical team initiated a series of activities and information drive related to health care for Marawi IDPs. The agency also gave a series of lectures to IDPs
related to this month’s promotion of National Kidney month, national dengue and national no smoking month. Aside from sessions, the medical team also implemented psychosocial support to IDP toddlers situated at the ‘bakwit village’. The medical team also shared proper hygiene and sanitation to the IDP kids. The agency aims to promote monthly health events to all transitional sites where Marawi IDPs are located. D OH c ont i nu e s t o conduct support, nutrition assessment and health monitoring to the victims of Marawi siege. DOH also commits continuous health support until residents will fully recover. (LJKabagani/PIA ICCC)
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was created so that we can mechanize, have technical and financial assistance and more,” Confederation of Sugar Producers (CONFED) spokesperson Raymond Montinola, said in a statement. Montinola said underutilization of the fund has been the constant excuse to slash the budget “but the industry has very little to do with it.” The Sugar Regulatory Administration (SRA) is set to come up with a strategic planning for SIDA alone to ensure prioritization of projects. Stakeholders are also calling for the review of the law to determine its bottlenecks and see rooms for improvements. “We have continuously urged to revisit the law, especially the implementing rules and guidelines which has been very constricting for the sugar producers to access, particularly the small planters and our agrarian
reform beneficiaries which comprise over 85 percent of sugar producers, yet none has been made,” Montinola said. (PNA)
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occurred involving traffic. Davao Oriental Governor Nelson Dayanghirang, whose new mandate also starts on July 1, has already ordered the activation of the IMT for the Incident Command System (ICS). Dayanghirang has assigned Vice Governor Niño Sotero Uy as the Incident Commander of the ICS which will oversee overall security concerns of the anniversary celebration. (PNA)
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fantry Battalion providing augmentation. Mendoza has pending four warrants of arrest for murder, double murder with double frustrated murder, robbery, and serious illegal detention. Lamosao said Mendoza and Ondoy started firing at the arresting officers before they could even reach the entrance of the safe house. This prompted the authorities to return fire which eventually led to the killing of Mendoza and Ondoy. Authorities also recovered from Mendoza and Ondoy’s bodies two .45-caliber pistols, one Uzi sub-machine gun with magazine and live ammunition, one fragmentation grenade, one blasting cap, one-meter detonating cord, and one mobile phone. Lamosao said Mendoza is responsible for killing at least two Army officers and 16 soldiers, several police personnel, CAFGU active auxiliaries, and former rebels from 2006 to 2018. Mendoza was also reportedly involved in the
burning of mining equipment, vehicles, and office of APEX mining in Maco town in 2012; attack of Dasia Security Agency in Tagum in May 2014; attack on Gov. Generoso Municipal Police Station and abduction of its chief of police in 2016; the burning of mining equipment in Banay-banay, Davao Oriental in January 2018; and numerous extortion activities in the region. (Rhoda Grace Saron/PNA)
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“I have realized when we go to the community, we should understand and be sensitive to the culture of the area that we served.” At the recognition ceremony during the 10-day Duyog Marawi, General Romeo Brawner, 103rd Brigade commander, who was a CSPP-trained himself, encouraged the AFP members to undergo such training. “This CSPP training is very important because it opens our minds from thinking like a military person to thinking as a peace advocate,” he said. “We were told that the core competency of the military is to fight wars. But there’s more to our job than just fighting wars, and this is peace-building, peacekeeping, and peacepromoting,” he emphasized. “Because of the importance of these training, I think, all military personnel should undergo CSPP training, not just those personnel who are assigned in conflict-affected areas,” he added.
OPAPP Executive Director Gloria JumamilMercado suggested ways in which Hijab Troopers can effectively play their roles in Women, Peace and Security. “The Hijab troopers help ensure gender and cultural sensitivity. We are encouraging that CSPP be part of the military’s curriculum,” she said. OPAPP’s peacebuilding commitment Presidential Peace Adviser Carlito Galvez Jr., emphasized that these efforts are part of building a culture of peace to fast track the social healing and reconciliation in Marawi. “At the end of the day, our goal is to ensure that the Marawi siege will not happen again. To do that, we are exerting our collective efforts with the AFP, other government agencies and most importantly the people of Marawi, in rebuilding the social fabric of the Maranaw communities,” he said. “Our rehabilitation efforts are ensuring that the CSPP approaches are in place. As early as 2018, we have started mainstreaming this through our local government partners. We are institutionalizing the CSPP as we integrate it in the Barangay Development Plans not only in Marawi but the entire province of Lanao del Sur,” he emphasized. OPAPP is a member of the Task Force Bangon Marawi under the subcluster on Peace and Order. (LJKabagani/PIA ICCC/ OPAPP)
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teachers who have high regard on developing greater awareness and appreciation on our very own arts and culture,” he added. The said program has definitely inspired the “cultural warriors,” with their deeper understanding and appreciation of culture and the arts and they all have become “cultural c h a m p i o n s” i n t h e i r respective areas, having been able to gain local, national, and even international acclaim in their works. The president of their batch, Cheryl Pontillas, particularly acknowledged some achievements of the graduates like awards in research competitions, Araling Panlipunan Regional Research Summits, and even for outstanding performances as educators; recognition for cultural mapping and establishing a strong link with Talaandig tribe to name a few. Dan Ralph Subla from Bayugan, Agusan del Sur, one of the graduates, who delivered a message on behalf of their batch said: “Evidently, the point at hand is to materialize each of our potentials into its actuality. Not only ours but to who makes us purposeful – our learners who will then become cultural educators in their respective time frames and circumstances.” The scholars turned “cultural enablers” have realized that they will leave a legacy already with what they have accomplished. Last May 29, another group of scholars completed their 42-unit master’s program of the same graduate diploma program and will have their own graduation exercise next year. This will once again produce compelling contributions to culturebased education. The people behind this program consider this a significant transformation brought about by PCEPNCCA and Xavier Ateneo which by itself will leave a mark not just in the academe but also in our country.
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were loved ones and family members of the call center company, he said. Gaabucayan said the group arrived in the islandprovince Saturday morning and toured for a bit before proceeding to Saay cold spring in Poblacion. “They have no guide. Their plan upon arriving was to go to the White Island but since it was already afternoon, they decided to go to Saay,” he said. The police chief added that they did not stay long at the cold spring. They were en route to the town center when the van suddenly lost its brake, he said. The van’s driver, Joy Sobremisana, who sustained minor injuries, is now under police custody, Gaabucayan
said. Those who died in the accident were identified by the Mambajao police as Julie Ann Mae Olive, Jovert de Asis, and Ian Jumahalili. The survivors were Eric Opao, Jeffry Golingay, Ernesto Ong, Rose Ann Balaba, Jeffrey Dismas, Peter Anthony Cantila, Glyn Ann Sabacan, Jenny Vic Morensillo, Rustom Porosuelo, and a four-year-old child. Gaabucayan said some of the families of the victims have already been notified. Meanwhile, Mambajao mayor and Camiguin governor-elect Jurdin Jesus Romualdo went to the site of the accident to ensure that the vehicle and the passengers’ personal belongings were secured. He also visited the hospital where the victims were confined to see to it that they get the proper medical attention.
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ties such as Scubasurero, fun dive, dive classes, underwater photography contest, among others. She said they are taking care of their marineprotected areas, even organizing the residents and fisherfolk to safeguard the dive sites and fish sanctuaries around the island. “So anything you see in the marine-protected areas, in the dive spots, which you think can destroy our coral reefs, our fish, please feel free to remove it. I will give you that authority,” the governor added, referring to fish traps that are placed on corals and have proven to be destructive. Camigun has around 30 dive sites scattered throughout the island’s provincial waters. According to Department of Tourism-10 (DOT10) regional director Marie Elaine Unchuan, the Philippine Commission on Sports Scuba Diving has already accredited six dive shops in Camiguin, owing to the increasing number of divers who visit the province. Unchuan noted that operators are investing in dive shops, which would mean more local and international divers are coming over to Camiguin. “We’ve talked to the stakeholders to really up their game to develop dive facilities and dive shops that are DOT-accredited and worthy of international visitors,” she said, adding that more foreigners are visiting the island’s dive spots. “You can see we have a good percentage of foreigners. We’re tapping the European market,” the regional director added, referring to the influx of divers. Veteran diver and under water photographer and videographer Bo Mancao, who documented the festival, said Camiguin has always been unique
Tuesday, June 25, 2019 because it’s one of the volcanic reef islands in the country. “I keep coming back here and I keep finding new stuff, be it coral, be it fish, be it invertebrate. There’s always something new in Camiguin,” Mancao said. He said he was impressed by how clean the coral reefs are. “I think this goes to show how the leadership in Camiguin works. They are very good in organizing their trash management. Even if there are wastes that float from the mainland to Camiguin, they have a way of collecting and disposing it.” Diver and blogger Gian Carlo Jubela said he was surprised that Black Forest, a part of the coral reef near the White Island is free of garbage considering that the sand bar is one of most visited tourist destinations in Camiguin. “We do hope that it can be maintained; the ocean is life, and if the oceans die, the planet dies, we all perish,” Jubela said. Mambajao mayor and governor-elect Jurdin Jesus Romualdo s aid he cannot understand why people still throw their trash in the sea despite the existence of laws and ordinances prohibiting it. Romualdo said they want to preserve the reputation of Camiguin’s coral reefs as pristine and diveworthy, with the help of divers. “I’m re ally banking on the dive resorts and all the divers that come here. Help me preserve this beautiful island. I cannot do this alone,” he said. What makes Camiguin’s corals and other underwater life still intact after the occurrence of volcanic eruptions in the past is in itself a cause for wonder and amazement, he said. “Divers have been telling that it’s more beautiful under the water than on top,” Romualdo said. Camiguin provincial tourism officer Candice Naome Dael said they expect the volume of tourists to further increase because of the Dive Festival and other regular annual activities in the island, which include the L anzones Festival and the Panaad, a yearly activity involving Roman Catholic devotees who walk around the island as form of penance during the Holy Week. The Manila-Camiguin flights recently offered by an airline company would also help boost the number of foreign and local visitors to visit the province, she said. “We are projecting a million or more tourists for this year,” Dael said, adding that the establishment of new multi-room hotels and resorts will help address the growing number of vacationers to the island.
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business, nadagdagan ang knowledge ko sa training na to,” said Bashary. (I am grateful to Allah that I am one of the participants in this training. Although I already know about entrepreneurship, I have gained more knowledge from this training.) Meanwhile, Saida Basmala, one of the graduates, thanked the different government agencies for their convergence. She shared that the learning and starter kits will help her to start anew. (LEAntonio)
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Midtimbang town, headed by Maj. Alexander Butuan, town police chief, conducted a drug buy-bust operation Friday that led to the arrest of Harriking Kimpo Amat, 21; and Juhari Pandora Edzlama, 22; both of Barangay Makir, Datu Odin Sinsuat, Maguindanao, and Abdulsalam Pakan Indag, 41, of Barangay Brar, Datu Anggal Midtimbang town. Seized from them were about PHP10,000 worth of shabu, a handgun, and drug paraphernalia. All the suspects are facing charges for violation of Republic Act 9165, otherwise known as the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002, and RA 10591 or the Comprehensive Law on Firearms and Ammunition. (Edwin Fernandez/ PNA)
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well gotten as food for the soul: his and hers, hers and hers, or even his and his! Predicated on honest to goodness good conscience in resource allocation in order to be happy mutually with peace of mind. Never pissed of mind! Now how to use money as food for the soul let alone gain monies in retirement? To be continued in next of this series. Meanwhile retire calmly as lively as can be! Great luck awaits in the sparkle in your eyes.
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simply get discovered and success just falls into their lap. But we do not see all their years of work and determination overcoming all kinds of obstacles and disappointments to reach their life’s goal. Lucille Ball did not get her first TV show until she was 40 years old! Remember: “Delay is not denial … Success is hanging on after others have let go.” If Lucille Ball had given up and quit trying, no one would have blamed her. No one would have remembered her either! Your determination can enable you to eventually live your dream. No matter what gets in your way, if you’re living God’s way, you cannot lose since Jesus either gives you what you want or something better—even if
you do not understand it at first. He knows much more than you what will bring you true, lasting happiness and success. Won’t you give Him your life today—and with His divine help, determine to live His way? Just think a minute.
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academe and government to discuss technology interventions for five identified establishments. During that month, the Search for Homegrown Heroes and a forum on the role of women were also held. Oro Chamber likewise participated in a mentorship program with micro and small homegrown processors in cooperation with the Food Processors Association of Northern Mindanao (FOPANORMIN). In May, Oro Chamber was also able to successfully hold the Entrepreneurial Talk Series I with focus on innovation and corporate entrepreneurship as well as an introduction to the Master in Entrepreneurship Program at the Asian Institute of Management NOTICE OF EXTRAJUDICIAL ADJUDICATION Notice is hereby given that LEOPOLDO A. CARILLO, widower, SOLE SURVIVING HEIR of ESTRELLA FUENTES CARILLO who died on March 19, 2018 has adjudicated unto himself the estate of ESTRELLA FUENTES CARILLO, consisting of a residential house and lot covered by TCT T-18032 (a.f.)in the registry of deeds of Iligan City in a deed of adjudication doc. No. 63; page no. 13; Book no. 38 of Notary Public DULCESIMO P. TAMPUS.
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(AIM). In the same month, the Mentor Me on Wheels was held in cooperation with the Department of Trade and Industr y (DTI) and the Philippine Center for Entrepeneurship. The activity spurred a money and market encounter with financial institutions, malls, supermarkets and online stores as participants. An of f icial f rom the World Bank also visited the Oro Chamber to discuss poverty reduction interventions in education. Early this month, Oro Chamber inked an agreement for the Search for the B est PESO in Northern Mindanao. PESO stands for Public Employment Service Office and is a department in most local government units (LGUs) regionwide. Floro reiterated that the priority areas of Oro Chamber are chamber governance, policy advocacy and formulation, partnership building/strengthening, membership development and relations, chamber relations, financial management and internal controls and organizational sustainability. EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT WITH A DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE OF A PARCEL OF LAND
Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the late URBANO BABIA, who died in Camiguin without leaving a will nor incurred indebtedness during their lifetime and who remain the declared owner of a parcel of land herein described: Lot No. : 4753; T.D. : 0710718; Area : 7,738 Sq.M.; Location : Bugong, Mambajao, Camiguin; is the subject of EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF THE ESTATE WITH ABSOLUTE SALE OF A PARCEL OF LAND; MODESTA BABIA VDA DE TAMINA, of legal age, Filipino citizen and a resident of Bug-ong Mambajao, Camiguin; that for and in consideration of the sum of SEVENTY THOUSAND PESOS (PHP.70,000.00) Philippine currency, to me in hand paid by ROSIE T. CAÑETE, MODESTA T CAÑETE, VICENTE T. CAÑETE, JR, JESUSA C. CARIÑOSA, FELEX T. CAÑETE? JR., ARCENIO T. CAÑETE AND IMELDA C. BABIA, of legal ages, Filipino citizens and a resident of Bug-ong Mambajao, Camiguin, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged to my full satisfaction by these presents I hereby absolutely SELL, CEDE, TRANSFER and CONVEY to herein Vendees, their heirs and assings the abovedescribed parcel of land and all improvements thereon, free from any lien or encumbrances; Under Notary Public of Atty. Vito M. Carrillo; as per Doc. No. 557; Page No. 45; Book No. 106; Series of 2019.
Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the late ELODIO TIGMO, who died on at _______________ that the said deceased, at the time of his death, left a parcel of land situated in Barrio of Basak, Municipality of Talakag, Province of Bukidnon and more particularly described as follows: Island of Mindanao; TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION; ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. P-43895 LOT NO. 2085, Cad-630-D; A PARCEL OF LAND, Lot No. 2085, Cad-630-D, Case-13, situated in the Barrio of Basak, Municipality of Talakag, Province of Bukidnon, Island of Mindanao; containing an area of ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED FIFTY ONE (1,251) SQUARE METERS; are the subject of EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT WITH A DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE; made and entered into by and between:ELODIO TIGMO, represented by his wife MYRNA TIGMO and their children, namely: SALVANIA P. TIGMO, MELODY TIGMO LINGGIAN, ERNAN P. TIGMO and RENIE P. TIGMO, all pf legal age, Filipino citizen, with residence and postal address at Basak, Talakag Bukidnon and JOSE C. DUALLO legal age, Filipino citizen, married to ROSALIE M. DUALLO with residence and postal address at Blk. 15-L.5 NHA Lourdes Village, Balulang, Cagayan de Oro; that for and in consideration of the sum of FIFTEEN THOUSAND PESOS ONLY PESOS (PHP 15,000.00) Philippine Currency Receipt of said amount is hereby acknowledged by the VENDOR after the amount is paid in hand by the VENDEE/S the VENDOR/S hereby SELL, TRANSFER and CONVEY the above-described parcel of land properties an area of ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED FIFTY ONE (1,251) SQUARE METERS, more or less; the above described parcel of land in favor of the VENDEE/S his /her heirs, assigns or successors-in-interest, free from any liens and encumbrances, free from any third-party claimant whomsoever and the said in nontenanted; Under Notary Public of Atty. EMELITO J. MARQUIÑO; as per Doc No. 424; Page No. 84; Book No. XVII; Series of 2019.
MDN: June 18, 25 & July 2, 2019
MDN: June 25, July 2 & 9, 2019
(Sgd.) LEOPOLDO A. CARILLO MDN: June 11, 18 & 25, 2019
EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF THE ESTATE WITH ABSOLUTE SALE OF A PARCEL OF LAND
MINDANAO DAILY
FEATURE
The Purveyor of Truth, Justice and Development
Editor: MARK FRANCISCO
Tuesday, June 25, 2019
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More events in 3Q to boost CDO economic activity – Oro Chamber
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By MARK FRANCISCO
HE largest lobby of micro, small and medium scale enterprises (MSMEs) in Northern Mindanao has outlined its activities for the next three months to help boost the continuing economic growth in the region. During their quarterly meeting last Friday, Cagayan de Oro Chamber of Commerce and Industry president Irene Floro announced the following activities to be held here from July to October – an innovation talk, package of technologies with economic studies and business plans, financing forum, technopreneurship training, three-inone trade show, Orobest Expo, Cagayan de Oro Business Conference, pitching sessions, business forum and scientific
meetings, industry and academe technology matching, patent talk and green financing forum, among others. Floro said these events are meant to educate not just the Oro Chamber members but also to boost investment opportunities in Northern Mindanao and strengthen the local economy here. In her quarterly valedictory report, Floro said the ideation workshop in April brought together the industry, See BOOST, page 11
Photo courtesy of ORO CHAMBER
In photo: (standing L-R) SM Supermalls’ VP for corporate compliance Liza Silerio and COO Steven Tan, CDO local economic investment promotions officer Eileen San Juan, NRC executive director Malu Erni; (seated L-R) Hans Sy, CDO mayor Oscar Moreno, and NRC president Antonia Yulo Loyzaga.
SM and Cagayan de Oro partners with National Resilience Council’s Adopt-A-City campaign SM Prime Holdings Inc. (SM Prime) signed a memorandum of understanding with Cagayan de Oro City (CDO) and the National Resilience Council (NRC), as part of NRC’s new Adopt-A-City campaign. By supporting NRC’s 3-year
program, corporations can directly invest in reducing the city’s risk to old and new hazards and in the partnership’s long-term resilience. It implements a whole-of-society approach towards co-creating science and technology-based
solutions and capacity building for evidence-informed risk governance. This program can include structural interventions and projects to address specific social, economic, and environmental exposure and vulnerability. This campaign enables the
city not just to bounce back after a hazard strikes, but to also prepare for and prevent a disaster so as to “bounce forward” together in ways to reduce future risk. The NRC is co-chaired by Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana representing the government,
and sole Filipino United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR) ARISE Global board member Hans Sy representing the private sector. Witnessing the MOU signing was SM Supermalls Chief Operating Officer Steven Tan.