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Telcos in PH poorly regulated, study says INSIDESTORIES
[2] Health secretary denies ‘ties’ to Isis [3] Priest’s kin hold daily prayers for safe release of Maute group hostages [4] OpED Section T e r ror is m must be defeated Treacher y by senators on Marawi siege [7] DSWD to assist family of slain soldiers, police [11] MNLF helping government forces in running after Abu Sayyaf in Sulu
n NTC implements ‘unrealistically low fines’ prescribed by old laws like the Public Services Act of 1936 (Commonwealth Act 146) that sets a fine of not more than P200 per day. THE quality of the Philippine telecommunication regulatory environment is significantly below international standards, according to a recent study of state think tank Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS). Authors Ma. Kristina Ortiz, Ramonette Serafica, and Jose Carlos Alexis Bairan, in their discussion
paper, explained that the Philippines has an overall rating of 52.50, which is midway of the ideal level in the scoring system set by the International Telecommunications Union. This makes the Philippines the second lowest among seven Southeast Asian countries assessed. The other six are Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand,
Vietnam, Myanmar, and Cambodia. The seven countries were assessed in four clusters: regulatory authority, regulatory mandate, regulatory regime, and the competition framework. Of the four clusters, the Philippines scored lowest in the regulatory regime with only 7 out of 30 points (23%). Regulatory regime
reviews specific regulatory interventions and covers the kind of targeted regulation needed to promote a healthy competitive environment. For one, the Philippines does not issue global/unified licenses, which is considered optimal and reflects increased market liberalization in the global market. Like Myanmar, it does not compel operators to
make publicly available information about interconnection. Myanmar, however, requires quality of service monitoring but not the Philippines. The absence of number portability, or the ability of mobile phone users to retain their mobile number when changing from See study, page 11
P350m rehab facility to rise in Sarangani By Allen Estabillo, PNA
GENERAL Santos City--The provincial government of Sarangani has acquired a three-hectare property in Alabel town for the site of the P350-million regional drug treatment and rehabilitation center that will be built through a grant from the Chinese government. Sarangani Governor Steve Chiongbian Solon said they finalized earlier this week the purchase of the lot worth P3.6 million located in Purok 4, Barangay Kawas in Alabel, following negotiations with the landowners. The governor personally received the property’s certificate of title after releasing the payment to landowners led by Charita Mamporte HARVEST. Using palay thresher, farmers start husking the palay that they harvested on their 75-hectare ricefield in a turnover ceremony in El Salvador City in Misamis Oriental a month before the coming lean months. Photo by Gerry Lee Gorit for Mindanao Daily
See RISE, page 11
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Health secretary denies ‘ties’ to Isis mark francisco, Section Editor EDITOR: RUEL V. PELONE
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By GERRY LEE GORIT, Correspondent
CAGAYAN de Oro City--Health Secretary Paulyn Jean Ubial has denied on Friday she has links to the Middle East-based terrorist group ISIS through a Kuwaitiowned visa processing company Winston Q8 based in Manila.
Speaking to reporters in a hotel here, Ubial said she is willing to shed light on the issue and expressed her willingness “to cooperate with any investigation by proper authorities to look into allegations the [Department of Health] sanctioned the continuing operations of Winston Q8.” The Maute Group, which is now fighting government troops in Marawi City since May 23, has pledged its allegiance to IS. Reports said Winston Q8 was allegedly managed by people with connection to ISIS, but the accusation by some lawmakers in the House of Representatives that Ubial has “ties” to the company is “not only false but highly malicious and libelous,” said a statement released by the DOH to the media on Friday. Ubial was accused of colluding with Winston Q8 for not stopping its accredited clinics of collecting exorbitant fees. The DOH, through the Office of Health Regulations and Health Facilities, said it has already revoked the accreditation of medical clinics contracted by Winston Q8 due to violations of existing laws, among them the collection of additional medical certification and visa accreditation fees to Kuwait-bound Overseas Filipino Workers on behalf of Winston Q8. CHECKPOINT. A police officer flags down a locally-assembled motorized tricycle in a checkpoint along an The agency noted eight of these medical clinics See DENIES, page 11
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Initao highway in Misamis Oriental on June 2 as the exodus of evacuees from troubled Marawi City continues. Photo by Gerry Lee Gorit for Mindanao Daily
Breastfeeding can substantially lower risk of cancer
Women who breastfeed their children have been found to be at substantially less risk of developing uterine cancer, according to researchers at the QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute on Wednesday. Dr. Susan Jordan, head of the Cancer Causes and Care research group at QIMR Berghofer spoke to Xinhua on Wednesday, saying that women who breastfeed at least one child have a lower risk of contracting cancer of the uterus. “We found that the longer women breast-fed each child, the more their risk of uterine cancer reduced, up until nine months when the reduction in risk plateaued,” Jordan said. The research into the link between breastfeeding and this form of cancer was the largest ever undertaken, with the team at QIMR
Berghofer analyzing data collected from over 26,000 Australian women, with over 9,000 of those having uterine cancer. “We looked at the total amount of time these women had spent breastfeeding over the course of their lives,” Jordan said. “We found that women who had ever breastfed had an 11 percent lower risk of developing uterine cancer than women who had never breastfed.” Within the results was also an interesting correlation between the duration of the breastfeeding and subsequent lowering of the likelihood of contracting uterine cancer, with women who breastfed for three to six months having a 7 percent less risk of the cancer, and women who breastfed See LOWER, page 11
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Priest’s kin hold daily prayers for safe release of Maute group hostages
Family members of Fr. Teresito “Chito” Soganub offer prayers before an altar at their ancestral house in Norala, South Cotabato on Thursday (1 June 2017) for his safe release or rescue from the Maute Group in Marawi City. The priest, who has been serving the Prelature of Marawi for 22 years until his abduction, grew up in this rustic municipality. MindaNews photo by Bong S. Sarmiento
NORALA, South Cotabato-Family members of Fr. Teresito “Chito” Soganub are praying for miracles for his and the other captives’ safe release from the hands of the Maute group in Marawi City. “We’re praying for the Lord for miracles. We’re also praying that the hearts of the captors will be touched so they will be safely released,” Marilyn Soganub-Ginnivan told MindaNews Thursday here. Marilyn, the fifth among the six Soganub siblings, said they’re also hoping that Muslim religious leaders will help work for the release of the priest, who was abducted along with some church workers at the St. Mary’s Cathedral in Marawi City. “He’s well-loved by the
Surigao Norte quake victims to get housing aid from govt SURIGAO City––All 6,000 families whose houses were destroyed by the magnitude 6.7 that hit Surigao del Norte early this year are set to receive the government’s emergency shelter assistance. This, after the Department of Social Welfare and Development in Caraga Region (DSWDCaraga) this week resumed the distribution of the cash assistance to the remaining 1,237 families
that previously experienced delay in receiving the financial aid. In his visit two days after the tremor struck this city and several Surigao del Norte towns on February 10, President Rodrigo Duterte vowed to release P2 billion for relief and rehabilitation efforts that included housing assistance. Hundreds of families, however, were unable to receive their
Muslims there because of his inter-religious works. He’s been very active in the efforts to harmonize the relationship between Christians and Muslims there,” she said. The 57-year-old priest, vicar general of the Prelature of Marawi, grew up in this rustic municipality. He has been serving the prelature for 22 years now. He is the eldest in the brood. Fr. Chito’s family members and friends have been offering prayers daily at their ancestral house here since they confirmed on the second day of the Marawi siege that he was abducted by the Maute group. Clashes between government troops and the Maute group erupted on May 23 in Marawi after law enforcers reportedly tried to arrest
Abu Sayyaf leader Isnilon Hapilon, who, according to the military, is being protected by the local terror group. The hostilities prompted President Rodrigo Duterte to place the entire Mindanao under martial law. On Tuesday, the priest appealed in a video posted on the internet asking Duterte to pull out the government troops or stop the military offensives in Marawi. He spoke amid a backdrop of rubble believed to have been caused by gunfire. Roqueto, the third of the Soganub siblings, confirmed that it was his brother on the video. “We are happy to see him alive,” Roqueto said. See group, page 11
cash assistance because of the confusion stemming from the data submitted by local government units. But the distribution of cash assistance has already resumed on Wednesday, May 31, and is expected to finish next week, said Eunice Montaos-Plaza, DSWD- A police officer checks the list of wanted members of Maute terror Caraga regional group in a checkpoint along Initao Highway in Initao, Misamis Oriental See quake, page 11
on June 2 as the ongoing skirmishes between the government and the Maute terror group in Marawi City. Photo by Gerry Lee Gorit for Mindanao Daily
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Terrorism must be defeated THE Philippines is confronted by so many trials that worry a lot of Filipinos around the archipelago. There are fighting in some areas in Luzon, in the Visayas and many parts of Mindanao. We have the bandits in Jolo, who specialize in kidnapping for ransom, the illegal immigrants in the southern ports of the country, the age-old problem with the NPA, the scalawags in the police and military, the corrupt high ranking public officials, the Maute terrorist group, the killers in the night, gang wars, the robbers, petty criminals, etc. To be in this kind of society is not easy. I see many people are hungry everyday and this is the latest in line of new terrorism.
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time officials but there are hundreds still on the loose. I find these worse than terrorism. A sultan offered to mediate the battle in Marawi to end all hostilities. I admire the sultan but to me terrorism must be defeated and vanished. By settling it with the government would only mean such bad element exists in society. I wish to say that the evil and the good can never be mixed and exist hand-in-hand with any civilization. The evil must not exist. Some people think our country is a victim of excessive freedom when many of us abuse. Corruption, for instance, in many government offices has been accepted by us as normal and part of operating proce-
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dure. Because of this belief, things go on normally and the “tong system” is part of standard procedure. Sometimes, I think the New Peoples Army has a point in making actions against the government, but again, they kill the poor farmers and people in the hinterlands. They do not touch the corrupt public officials who have impoverished the country and economy over the years. We have some good people enjoying life but See DEFEATED, page 11
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Treachery by senators on Marawi siege
LIFE’S INSPIRATIONS: “… Submit yourselves for the Lord’s sake to every human authority: whether to the emperor, as the supreme EDITORIAL authority, or to governors, ALLAN M. MEDIANTE who are sent by him to punEditor-in-Chief ish those who do wrong and ruel pelone CRIS DIAZ to commend those who do Managing Editor Executive Editor right. For it is God’s will that by doing good you should MARK FRANCISCO silence the ignorant talk of Lifestyle Editor foolish people…” (1 Peter GILBERT Y. CHAO gerry lee gorit 2:13-15, the Holy Bible). Motoring Editor Photo Journalist -ooo PAT SAMONTE CHRIS PANGANIBAN “FIND THE HIGHEST Regional Editor Caraga Regional Editor-Davao TREE AND HANG THEM THERE”: As a consequence Rene Michael BaÑos uRIEL C. QUILINGUING of the treacherous leak that Regional Editor Northmin Contributing Editor some senators who belong AL JACINTO JOE FELICILDA to the opposition gave to Regional Editor-WestMin Editorial Consultant media regarding what Sec
The battle in Marawi City is worsening and causing so much problem to our people who have to evacuate or face death from the terrorists. Sadly, it is giving real headache to the military and civilians. It is a confrontation that never had its parallel in the past. I am just wondering how come all these problems cropped up just now. We didn’t have these some years ago. Our country used to be very peaceful and clean bereft of big crimes and corruption in the government system. And it is very heartening that there seems to be no solution and our leaders just do not mind at all. I am glad our justice system is working and has been sending to jail some big
retary Delfin Lorenzana of the Department of National Defense told them in confidence during an executive session of the Senate on the Marawi City rebellion and invasion, I was compelled to remember the late Court of Appeals Justice and Civil Law bar reviewer par excellence Desiderio Jurado. I took my bar review in Civil Law under him at the UP Law Center when I was about to take the bar examinations in 1982. To assure me and my fellow bar reviewees then to seriously study the subjects he was tackling, he would often say, “If this question on civil law will not appear
as a bar question, you can find the highest tree in the Supreme Court and hang me there.” This style was so effective that all of us studied harder, including his daughter, Roxanne, also reviewing then. After the exams, nobody tried to find the highest tree, of course. Now, minority senators feeding the media with Lorenzana’s confidential report that there was allegedly no need for martial law in Marawi City, I hope somebody will not try to find the highest tree in the Senate grounds and hang them there. -oooTREACHERY BY SENA-
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TORS ON MARAWI SIEGE: I say what these senators did was treachery of the highest order, not only to Lorenzana, and to their fellow senators and the Senate as an institution, and to President Duterte, but more as against Filipinos in Mindanao, and in Luzon and Visayas as well. It was treachery because publicizing a highly confidential report, given to them in strict confidence, undermined national security and public interest. See senators, page 11
‘(Un)boxed’
In the age where creativity, hindsight and foresight is power—and let me clarify that “knowledge is power” idea must be refined further because behind new knowledge lies the brewing of imagination and the ferment of wisdom—we should be more appreciative of those who do not toe the line with “established philosophes”. I am referring to what some Boholanos and Manileños assert in the coming group art exhibit at Qube Gallery (Cebu) that will open on June 30, 2017. Being the writer of this show’s notes, let me share my own critique: We can either be drawn to the vexation of the average: “Most men lead lives of quiet desperation and go to the grave with their song still in them (Henry David Thoreau)”, or be a nonconformist. All art is based upon being iconoclastic and every great achievement in history has been brought either by
blood or the reputation of the maverick. Without nonconformity, do not expect the emergence of a nation, a philosophy, a science, a Magna Carta and you find fewer religions. The group show, “(Un) boxed”, underscores that to limn something in any field—especially one of prodigious quality—requires being a bohemian. That is why the artist is in constant friction with the present way of things or may simply wish to add his or her views to the existing system. With this in mind, an artist usually has both a degree of detachment and involvement with his or her milieu. Detached because only the separated can perceive the qualities and properties of things. The artist sees how colors augment colors or how shapes stay with shapes—modifying, relating and mingling mutually. He or she sees the tensions between the contemptible
and the much-loved, between the grotesque and the sad, tensions of such special character as to be almost imperceptible. In how these are juxtaposed lies the essence of life in any era. Whoever captures life should be isolated from the “box”. But you will be surprised that the artist’s isolation should co-exist with his or her involvement. This is also a sine qua non of expression because he or she must never fail to experience humanity’s gratification, despair and fear for in them lies the source of feeling upon which the artwork is registered. The feeling must create its own speeches, unique from someone else’s. Detached and involved at the same time, artists become critics of society and partisans in its burning causes: there seems to be no exact place where nonconformity can be fitted in. Consider, however, that
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being oddballs or “rebels”, as people would label (artists), is the basic pre-condition of art and good thinking; and therefore, of growth and eminence. The degree of nonconformity in a society must be looked upon as a sign of health. Strike out the critic, kill the maverick, but without them, any society of whatever level of advancement or perfection must decay. In this group exhibit, the works of upcoming artists demonstrate their critiques to existing systems and structures. We reckon the eyes of seers. (For comments,email lucelllarawan@gmail.com.)
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Technology Role in Education of Today By Delma Ivy S. Ayco,Teacher I Old Damulog Elementary School
Today, everyone knows what a prominent role technology plays in our education and society as well. Technology is rampant and not new to everyone, because that is the new trend in making all the works excellent and fast. It plays a big role and been always a part of lives of many people every day especially in the education of generation today. Younger generation has been raised with this constant influx of technology around them and eventually most of them practically do not know life without it. Growing up in
an age of technology is a double-edged sword. While it has a lot of advantages, it has just as many, if not more, disadvantages. The use of technology from a very young age helps a lot of activities in schools, due to the fact that it helps pupils or students who definitely want to learn, as well as makes it possible for each student to learn at their own pace. Additionally, it allows learning to become more interactive than it has ever been before. Children essentially have the world readily available at their fingertips if they want to know something they can
look it up on the internet and in just a snap of a finger or few seconds they will get and have the answer they want. The statement mentioned earlier were dramatically obvious helpful, but still many argue that disadvantages are much stronger than the advantages. Growing up with technology continuously around them, their great focus in technology is remarkable, children have a greater chance of becoming dependent on it, and become overly used to relying on it for everything. Among other effects were this can have a serious impact on their social skills and social life relationships.
New Setting of Education By Anthony P. Villar, Head Teacher-I San Isidro Elementary School
Change is a constant thing in this world. While the world is changing for progress it requires education to increase its power to educate people because the world today is demanding for greater abilities, knowledge and skills to its people. Changes occurs every where and anywhere; it can happen with just a blink of an eye or a snap of your fingers. There is progress when there is change the two always come together like no one could live without one whether the progress is for good or
for bad.When it comes to education, change is also present; from the Spanish period where men only are sent to school to the present period where both men and women are in school learning, from the tree sheds to brick classrooms, and from the teacher centered to learner centered approach of teaching where acquiring knowledge is exciting and relevant. Calls for creativity and transparency strike at the roots of mainstream traditional Asian values; posed as
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freedom versus authoritarian values renders the issues intractably adversarial. The two are of course interrelated and they are products of the dynamic interplay between emerging modern culture with freedom and capability to assume responsibility, and automatic deference to authority which is traditional. Thus, the new education has not only to engender new knowledge; it has also to shape new values. In this regard, the new education is indeed the making of a new milieu. There should be setting where community and school interacts; where learn-
Rover Scouting Training- VICE GOVERNOR JOEY G. PELAEZ, as Boy Scouts of the Philippines National Executive Board Member and Misamis Oriental BSP Council Chairman, visited the three-day Rover Scouting Training at Rosario National High School in Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental. In his message, VG Pelaez emphasized that scouting is all about learning by doing and it is a school for managers and leaders. He added that through scouting, we promote sustainable development where the well- being of people and the good of the community come first. The three-day Rover Scouting Training was attended by 42 Scouts. Present during the training were Rosario National High School School-In-Charge Fernando L. Vega, Teacher I Brian L. Pacamalan, Volunteer-CdeO Council Jun Beja, BSP MisOr Field Scout Executive Officer-In-Charge Jaye Jowelle V. Agbu, BSP MisOr Field Scout Executive for Administration Finance Officer Lina Marie D. Dalangpan and Unit Leader James Louie C. Vargas.
ing is linked to life; where parents actively participate in educating their children even while they pursue their careers. Is our education ready to face new generations? In the 21st Century milieu, the quality of the question is as important as finding the right answers.
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Integrity Management Program By Jane P. Villar, Teacher II Old Damulog Elementary School
In response to the Dissemination of Executive Order No. 176 issued by the President of the Philippines, Malacaňang Palace, Manila, the administrators and teachers in the District of Damulog under Division of Bukidnon gave their full cooperation and worked hand in hand during the conduct of Integrity Management Program Seminar
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high standard of integrity and honesty. Public officials and employees shall be accountable for outmost duties and responsibilities with competence and loyalty. The Integrity Management Program is a preventive anti-corruption measure of government pursuant to Executive Order No. 176, series of 2014 which aims to establish a systematic approach to building, improving, reinforcing and sustaining a culture of integrity in public sector institutions that is rooted in acceptable values, principles and standards of good governance. The
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Every year, we educators are inundated with demands to implement new instructional interventions or innovations, all promising to improve pupils learning. It can be difficult, however, for school leaders to verify these claims. Under pressure to make improvements, many schools simply proceed with implementation, hoping against the odds that the promised results will materialize. Fortunately, many innovations include elements of more established strategies for which evidence of positive effects does exist. Among these supported strategies, one of the most powerful is conducting inter vention to answer the needs and to master the learning of our pupils. The core elements of mastery learning also provide the foundation for many innovations and interventions that teachers are implementing in classrooms today. That is the main reason we teachers reach some intervention that would make learning effective, otherwise they would be placed in the impossible situation of having to remedy problems from the past while trying to keep up with the new concepts and skills presented. The challenge for teachers in implementing enrichment or intervention
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is to ensure that pupils be equipped and expose truly valuable learning experiences using new upgraded interventions and be fit with the new generation. With proper and competent implementation of interventions simply bide the time, doing more, completing busywork will all be at worth when the learning process succeed. Inter vention such books, reading material, SIM, strategies that is shared provide the pupils with opportunities to pursue their interests, extend their understanding, and broaden their learning experiences. As a teacher we should not stop from seeking for so many interventions that would fit to our children’s learning capabilities hence will also help in improving the quality of education we pursue and fight.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development’s (DSWD) office in Davao has assessed the dependents of military and police personnel who were killed in action in the region, for possible assistance under its Sustainable Livelihood Program. In a news release issued last week, the department said they have held oneon-one sessions with the dependents to assess their business proposals and the skills training they need. It said that under the government’s Comprehensive Social Benefits Program, the dependents, through various government agencies, stand to benefit from the Special Financial Assistance amounting to PHP250 , 000 from the Office of the President, and additional PHP250 , 000 for livelihood upon completion of the Capacity Training
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Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office Province: Davao Occidental City/Municipality: Malita NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. Act No. 9048, a notice is hereby served to the public that ARNOLD LUMADAS ROSALES has filed with this Office a petition for change of first name from ARNOLFO to ARNOLD in the birth certificate of ARNOLFO LUMADAS ROSALES who was born on DECEMBER 18, 1965 at Malita, Davao and whose parents are ARNOLD SEGOVIA ROSALES and LEONCIA TUNGON LUMADAS Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than June 15, 2017
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(SGD.) JOSEPHINE A. MARQUEZ Municipal Civil Registrar
RA Form No. 10.1 (LCRO)
Republic of the Philippines Province of: North Cotabato Municipality: Magpet OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL CIVIL REGISTRAR RA 9048/RA 10172 CCE-0030-2017 R.A. 10172
assessments during a capacity training for the dependents held at the RTC Korea Philippines Vocational Training Center in Buhisan, Tibungco last May 24-26. The activity was spearheaded by the Department of National De-
Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office Province: Davao Occidental City/Municipality: Malita
Date: May 24, 2017
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
In compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1 GUidelines in the Implementation of the Administrative Order No. 1 series of 2012 (IRR on R.A. 10172), Notice is hereby served to the public that JOUVANIE AQUINO MAS has filed with this Office a petition for correction in the entry of sex from “FEMALE” to “MALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of JOUVANIE AQUINO MAS who was born on July 10, 1986 at Magpet, Cotabato and whose parents are Pablito C. Mas and Nelia T. Aquino. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than June 13, 2017.
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RA Form No. 10.1(LCRO)
In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. Act. No. 9048, a notice is hereby served to the public that MARCELINO ZOSA ALCASIN JR. has filed with this Office a petition for change of first name from DANNY to MARCELINO JR. in the birth certificate of DANNY ZOSA ALCASIN who was born on January 2, 1971 at Malita, Davao del Sur and whose parents are MARCELINO ALCASIN and LUCIA ZOSA Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than June 15, 2017.
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(SGD.) JOSEPHINE A. MARQUEZ Municipal Civil Registrar
fense, in partnership with the trade department, the National Housing Authority, and the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA), among others. (DSWD-PR) EXTRA JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT AMONG THE HEIRS Notice is hereby given that the intestate of the deceased ANACLETO SINCO who died on April 20, 2013 at Motosawa, Bigong, Zamboanga del Sur and CONSOLACION SARAJINA who died on November 8, 2016 at Motasawa, Bigong, Zamboanga del Sur; that the deceased, at the time of their death, left a certain real property situated Motosawa, Bigong, Zamboanga del Sur more particularly described as follows, to wit: “A parcel of land known as Lot No. 7371, PLS18, being N. 17-31 W., 5642 From BLLM 33, Mp; Containing an area of SIXTY ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED SIXTY SEVEN (61,267) square meters; is the subject of EXTRA JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT AMONG THE HEIRS; made and entered and executed by and among: VIVINCIA CINCO-RESPONTE, of legal age, Filipino, married and a resident of Motosawa, Bigong, Zamboanga del Sur; PRIMITIVA CINCO-LASULA, of legal age, Filipino, married and a resident of Motosawa, Bigong, Zamboanga del Sur; SATURNINO S. CINCO, of legal age, Filipino, single and a resident of Motosawa, Bigong, Zamboanga del Sur; that no personal properties are involved in this extra judicial settlement. That to the best knowledge and information of the parties hereto, the said deceased left no debts; that the parties hereto, being the surviving heirs and with full capacity to contract, hereby by these presents agree to partition, divide and adjudicate or settle among themselves the above-described parcel of land IN PRO INDIVISO shares; Under Notary Public of ATTY. LUIS A. BERSALES, JR.; as per Doc No. 364; Page No. 72; Book No; XXIII; Series of 2017. MDN: May 29, June 5 & 12, 2017
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In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. No. 10172, a NOTICE is hereby served to the public that WILMA B. VILLARTA has filed with this Office a petition for the correction of clerical error in the entry of the child’s sex from “MALE” to “FEMALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of JUNE NICOLE BERAL VILLARTA who was born on JUNE 6, 2000 in CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY and whose parents are DIOSDADO DURANO VILLARTA and WILMA PATAGOC BERAL. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than June 4, 2017.
In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. No. 10172, a NOTICE is hereby served to the public that CONNIE B. MACALUA has filed with this Office a petition for the correction of clerical error in the entry of the child’s sex from “MALE” to “FEMALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of CONNIE BUCO MACALUA who was born on December 28, 1994 in CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY and whose parents are RONNIE LIGAS MACALUA and NENA LICAME BUCO. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than June 4, 2017.
Republic of the Philippines LOCAL CIVIL REGISTRY OFFICE Province of Bukidnon Municipality of Baungon NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. No. 9048. a notice is hereby served to the public that JESSIBEL C. BAGOLOR has filed with this Office a petition for change of First Name from “MERLINDA” to “JESSIBEL” in her Certificate of live Birth, JESSIBEL G. CABONOC who was born on November 10, 1975 at Baungon. Bukidnon and whose parents are CARLITO CABONOC and MYRNA GAMAYON. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file a written opposition with this Office not later than June 10. 2017.
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its session assembled, that: SECTION I. Title – This ordinance shall be known as the “Iligan City Livestock Auction Market Ordinance”.
SECTION 2. – There shall be established at the City Slaughterhouse Complex, Sitio Merila, Barangay Ubaldo Laya a LivePRESENT: stock Auction Market to be known as the “Iligan City Livestock Hon. Jemar L. Vera Cruz, City Vice Mayor, Auction Market”. Presiding Officer Hon. Samuel P. Huertas, Member SECTION 3. Purposes – Hon. Eric M. Capitan, Member Hon. Jesse Ray N. Balanay, Member a. To provide livestock farmers and traders in the city and Hon. Demosthenes R. Planado, Member neighbouring areas to have a venue or an auction market Hon. Ian C. Uy, Member where there is a well-established and orderly system of Hon. Rhandy Ryan Francis A. Ong, Member trading that will be profitable for them and attractive to Hon. Bernard Y. Pacana, Member livestock buyers and where trading is based on accurate Hon. Petronilo G. Pardillo, Member and latest market information, transparent, open bidding Hon. Renato L. Ancis, Member and not being dictated by middlemen. Hon. Cesarve C. Siacor, * Member Hon. Datu Diamla Rolando D. So-ong, Member b. To ensure that livestock being traded are healthy and free from communicable diseases and fit for human consumpABSENT: tion. Hon. Belinda C. Lim, Member, (OB) Hon. Sorelie Christine R. Bacsarpa, Member, (OB) c. To raise revenues for the City Government of Iligan Hon. Rosevi Queenie C. Belmonte, Member, through the imposition of proper fees and charges from (On Leave) livestock being traded in the city. *- Out during the deliberation d. To regulate the entry and movement of all livestock enRESOLUTION NO. 17-137 tering in the city from other cities and municipalities for easy monitoring, surveillance and inspection of the health WHEREAS, the lack of permanent Livestock Auction Market of animals to be traded. in Iligan City, forced animal traders coming to Iligan City to sell their livestock along national road and in different barangays e. To determine the volume of livestock traded in Iligan City. in the city; SECTION 4. Definition of Terms. As used in this ordinance, WHEREAS, enterprising animal traders in mini cargo-trucks the following terms and phrases shall mean as follows: have established illegal temporary animals selling stations in Barangays Buruun, SDantiago ang Tibanga by utilizing canals Livestock Auction – the selling of livestock by livestock and gutters or vacant ground as display site of animals for sale; traders to the livestock retailers of consumers. WHEREAS, this practice is bot only unsanitary due to the offensive smells of the animals’ urine and excreta, but traffic hazards as well as buyers have to mill around trucks in the road; WHEREAS, there is still an ample space in the 4 hectare Slaughterhouse Complex at Sitio Merila, Barangay Ubaldo Laya that can be utilized as Livestock Auction Market area. In fact, trading of large animals has been done there for years; WHEREAS, in order to give comfort to both the animal traders and buyers and in order for the city to get revenue from the livestock trading business, there is a need for Iligan City to establishe a permanent Livestock Auction Market; WHEREAS, in a public hearing conducted on September 19, 2016 attended by the city veterinarian , Head of EEDMO, Manager of Slaughterhouse, and some livestock retailers, they presented their suggestions , some of which were incorporated in the ordinance; WHEREFORE, on motion of Member Demosthenes R. Plando, duly seconded by Member Eric M. Capitan; BE IT RESOLVED, AS IT HEREBY RESOLVED, By the Sangguniang Panlungsod of Iligan , that the following City Ordinance be, as it is hereby ADOPTED and APPROVED: CITY ORDINANCE NO. 17-6571
Handlers – duly registered individual middlemen who facilitate the buying and selling of livestock inside the auction market. Iligan City Livestock Auction Market – an auction market area situated at the Slaughterhouse Complex operated and maintained by the Iligan City Government , exclusively for the orderly trading of all kinds of animals. Large Animals - animals like cattle, carabao, horses and others which the City Government classify as such. Livestock – live animals being grown or raised by farmers or growers basically to be used as source of food and shall cover large and small animals as well as poultry. Poultry – farm products like chicken, ducks, geese and turkeys and other edible birds as maybe classified as such by the City Government. Retailers – persons engaged directly in the selling of livestock to consumers. Small animals – animals like goats, sheep and hogs other which the City Government classify as such. Traders - persons directly engaged in either buying or selling of livestock or poultry to retailers.
SECTION 5. Design Features of the Auction Market – The Iligan City Livestock Auction Market shall be an enclosed area provided with entrance and exit gates for livestock being traded by buyers and sellers and shall be open to the general public. It shall be provided with a building , an office, space for weighing scales, ramps, railings for the easy entry and weighing of animals, ticketing windows for payment of fees, comfort Be it ordained by the Sangguniang Panlungsod of Iligan in rooms, among others. AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE ILIGAN CITY LIVESTOCK AUCTION MARKET (ICLAM), AT CITY SLAUGHTERHOUSE COMPLEX, SITIO MERILA, BARANGAY UBALDO LAYA, PRESCRIBING FEES THEREFORE AND FOR OTHER PUPOSES.
See Ordinance, page 9
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b. Owners not having the said certificates shall be required to secure the same from the City Treasures Office repre SECTION 6. The Iligan City Livestock Auction Market shall sentative who shall assigned right bin the auction market. be provided with holding area, sheds and pens for large and Owners must also secure a Barangay Certificate stipulatsmall animals as corrals and adequate sheds for buyers and ing that they are the rightful owner of the animals. sellers as well as for the general public. SECTION 7. Management and Manpower Complement – c. Large animals purchased by a buyer shall be charge with an owners transfer certificate and shall be made payable An auction Market Committee (AMC) shall be established and at the City Treasures Office representative assigned at shall be composed of the following: the Auction Market. Chairman: - City Mayor SECTION 14. Post Inspection and Exit of Traded Animals Vice Chairman: - SP Member – Chairman on Animals traded or boughtby the buyers shall be subject to post Market and Abattoir inspection as to the completeness of the documents, health, full payment of fees prior to loading or exit from the auction market Members: - City Legal Officer including other documents of the trader as maybe required by - City Veterinarian the Iligan City Livestock Auction Market Supervisor. - City Treasurer - EEMO Head SECTION 15.- Requirements to Participate in the Auction SECTION 8. – The AMC shall be empowered to manage the Market livestock auction market, hence it can set guidelines, procedures, rules and policies for smooth operations of the Iligan City a. Traders entering the livestock shall be duly accredited by the City Government and other government agencies Livestock Auction Market (ICLAM) taking into consideration the requiring the same. interest of the general public, the livestock growers and buyers or traders and the City Government. b. Buyers and sellers of livestock shall be required to pay all fees as prescribed in this ordinance and shall fill-up SECTION 9. – The operation and maintenance of the Iligan forms as maybe required by the AMC. City Livestock Auction Market shall be under the Economic Enterprise Development Management Office (EEDMO), however collection of fees shall be under the Office of the City Treasurer c. Handlers assisting the Livestock traders either buying or selling be registered with the Auction Market Committee. and checking on the quality of animals being auctioned and traded shall be under the City Veterinary Office (CVO). SECTION 16. Untraded Livestock- Untraded animals can SECTION 10. – Manpower Complement. In the operation of again be auctioned on another market day but shall not be the livestock auction market, it shall have the following man- exempted from payment entrance fee as prescribed in this power complement which shall be designated by the heads of ordinance. the respective offices involved in the operation. SECTION 17. Fees and Other Charges- There shall be SECTION 11. – Auction Market Day and Hours. Designated imposed the following fees: Auction Market days shall start at 5;00 AM and shall end at 3:00 P.M., everyday. a. Animals Entrance Fee: Large Animals -P10.00/ head Small Animals -P5.00/ head SECTION 12. – Entry and Trading of Livestock Poultry -P0.50.00/ head a. All animals large and small to be auctioned shall pass b. Ownership Certificate Issuance Fee -P100.00/ head through the designated entrance gate for inspection by c. Transfer of Ownership Issuance Fee - P100.00/ head the Livestock Inspector designated by the City Veterinary d. Veterinary Health Certificate/ Authority to Transport: Large Animals -P 50.00/ Head Officer for possible infection and contamination of cer- Small Animals -P 20.00/ Head tain diseases and subsequent quarantining of those with Poultry -P 2.00/ Head ailment and those in serious condition can be refused for the First 100 entrance or confiscated, it is reportable or affected with heads and P1.00 communicable diseases. for the succeeding Heads. b. Incoming animals inspected shall be marked or numbered on the side of their bodies after which they are graded e. Trader’s Registration/ Accreditation Fee- P 500.00/ Year (valid for one year) and shall be charged with entrance fees and be issued f. Retailer’s Registration/ Accreditation Fee -P 200.00/ Year with “Passed for Auctioned”. (valid for one year) c. Animals shall be subsequently weighed or graded with g. Handler Registration/ Accreditation Fee -P 100.00/ Year (valid for one year) their respective weights conspicuously printed on the sides of animals, in case not predictable, owners will be issued All other fees as prescribed under vASections 4N. 02, a stub showing individual weight(s) of the animal(s). Article N of the City Ordinance No. 10-5664 otherwise as the Amended Revenue Code of 2010 of Iligan City d. payment shall be made right after the weighing of the shall apply. animals. e. buyers and sellers shall agree upon themselves the price SECTION 18. Revenue Sharing with Barangay Ubaldo of the animals being traded taking into consideration the Laya on Animal Entrance Fee.- Revenue generated from the weights and the prevailing market prices duly posted Animal Entrance Fee shall be shared in the following manner: conspicuously in the auction market area. a. Ten Percent (10%) shall go to Barangay Ubaldo Laya SECTION 13. Additional Payment for the Auction of Large b. Ninety Percent (90%) shall go to City Government Animals a. Owners of the large animals shall be required to show SECTION 19. Prohibited Acts their respective ownership certificate before it can be
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d. Animals detained for non-payment after seventh day shall be subject to confiscation and ownership shall be by the City Government.
a. No livestock shall be traded or auctioned outside the SECTION 22. Amendments and Revision of Fees and Other premises of the auction market. Charges- The Auction Market Committee shall be empowered b. No facilities of the auction market before or after the to increase the fees and other charges., Provide it shall not be scheduled market day shall be operated or used like the more than a total of 20% of the existing charges for that year weighing scales. Ramps, pens or sheds without prior ap- and provided the increase shall be done not more than twice proval of the AMC Supervisor and without the payment a year and Provided Further that such increases shall be with the approval of the City’s Chief Executive and duly approved of fees as prescribed for in this ordinance. by the Sangguniang Panglungsod. c. No trader shall be allowed to transact his/ her business or be allowed to participate in auction unless he/ she is SECTION 23. Information System- The Iligan City Aucduly accredited by the Bureau of Animal Industry (BAI) tion Market Committee shall also be empowered to revise its and by the City Government of Iligan and he/ she shall bidding procedures provided that revision shall be subject to carry his accrediti0on document, business permit from approval by the Chief Executive of the City. the Iligan City Government, shipping permit document from the point of origin and corresponding veterinary SECTION 24. The Auction Market Committee shall place in health certificate from the point of origin of the livestock. writing and in bulletin board situated in conspicuous places in He/she shall show them to the AMC Supervisor or the the market the detailed bidding procedures for the information and guidance of the participating public and it shall be both proper authorities during auction market days. English and in local dialect. d. No middleman. Handler is allowed inside the premises of the auction market unless he/ she is duly accredited. SECTION 25. It shall also place in conspicuous places in prevailing market prices and livestock being traded for the e. Handler or middlemen shall at all times wear prescribed guidance of all those who will participate in the auction market. uniform and proper identification cards. SECTION 26. All existing ordinances, resolution, executive f. No animal or poultry shall be allowed entrance of the orders found to be consistent with the provision of this ordiauction market unless it has been inspected or cleared nance are hereby considered repealed or modified and those by the livestock inspector or duly authorized representa- applicable shall remain in force. tive of the City Veterinary Office and have paid the cor SECTION 27. Separability Clause- If for any reason, any responding fees. provision, section or part of this Code is declared not valid by g. Feeding of excess water on animals shall be prohibited a Court of competent jurisdiction, such judgment shall not affect or impair the remaining provision, sections or part thereof and any other act that will deceive the buyers. which shall remain or continue to be in full force and effect. SECTION 20. Special Provisions SECTION 28. Effectivity- This Ordinance shall take effect a. Animals caught being traded outside the auction market’s ten days (10) after the publication of a local newspaper, as set premises shall be detained in the auction market and forth by law. shall be released only after paying the required fees with (VOTING BY ROLL CALL: HUERTAS, “Yes”; CAPITAN, corresponding penalties. Those not redeemed within 48 “Yes”; BALANAY, “Yes”; PLANDO, “Yes”; UY, “Yes”; hours shall be subject to auction or sale with the proceeds ONG, “Yes”; PACAÑA, “Yes”; PARDILLO, “Yes”; ANCIS, to the City Government. “Yes”; SIACOR, “Out” and SO-ONG, “Yes”). b. Unhealthy animals or those with serious diseases and unfit for slaughter as declared by the representative of CARRIED Unanimously. the City Veterinary Office is subject to outright quarantine ----------------------------------or confiscation depending upon their health condition. c. Auction Market personnel, seller, buyer or middlemen creating trouble or committing action inimical to the auction market like dishonesty, price manipulation, tampering of scales shall be a sufficient ground for him/ her to be banned from the premises of the auction market, without prejudice to the filing of criminal or administrative cases depending on the infraction or illegal act committed.
The undersigned hereby attests to the adoption of the foregoing Ordinance as verified to by the Member- author.
SECTION 21. Penalties and Surcharges
VERIFIED:
a. Confiscated or detained livestock being traded outside thwe premises of the auction market, shall be charged with additional 50% of the prescribed fees.
ATTY. ARTHUR L. PADILLA Secretary to the Sanggunian
DEMOSTHENES R. PLANDO Member- Author
b. Refusal to comply with the abovementioned provisions CERTIFIED: shall mean defiance of the authorities and the animals JEMAR L. VERA CRUZ shall be detained and can only be released after payment City Vice Mayor, Presiding Officer of additional 25 %. Beyond this period, additional 50% per day shall be charged. c. If at the end of the auction market day there are animals with unpaid fees, same shall be detained and can only be released after payment of additional 25% per day for the next three days. Beyond this period additional 50% per day shall be charge. Victor Ozarraga Teves
APPROVED: CELSO G. REGENCIA City Mayor MDN: May 29, June 5 & 12, 2017
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because the terrorists, local and foreign, hoisted the flag of their group when their attacks began. Only the rabid critics and bitter political foes of Duterte will reject the existence of these realities on the ground. This could only mean that, either they are on the side of the terrorists and would want martial law lifted so terroristic activities could proceed unhampered, or they do not want martial law to continue because that would mean obstacles in their plan to kick Duterte out. -oooWATCH “ANG TANGING DAAN” AT FACEBOOK: Please watch “Ang Tanging Daan”, a Bible exposition and prayer session for everyone, in English and Filipino, at www.facebook. com/angtangingdaan. Reactions: 0917 984 24 68, 0918 574 0193, 0977 805 9058. Email: batasmauricio@yahoo.com.
they never participated in solving the problems of the country. We have the brilliant professionals who play blind and pretend everything is right and just keep their mouth shut. We had many fighters in our system who really took part in transforming our system, but they have been dead for a long time. Horrible things come after the other and they never left our place. Frankly, our country has reached a dead-end and we bounce back in the same direction. I have suggested long time go that corruption in the system should be treated seriously and the perpetrators punished severely. But this thing is impossible because many of our legislators are corrupt themselves. Some observers think we are all heading towards hell. Of course, I still hope for the better, although things seem im- from page 2 probable. (Bennex News have since ceased operaService) tion. DOH has also clarified it has no authority over from page 4 Winston Q8. The collection of extra Sen. Panfilo Lacson, fees has reached the attena former general of the tion of the DOH last year Philippine National Police, and on Sept. 23, 2016, the also bewailed that what the agency issued Memoranminority senators did could dum Circular 2016-0267 jeopardize the lives of law prohibiting all OFW clinics enforcement officers and from doing the same. men who are battling the The DOH said it the rebels and the invaders that OFWs “must get full proare clearly heavily armed, tection on their rights to highly funded, and deriving choose relevant Medical support from international Clinics for screening. The terror organizations. collusion between these Many citizens could only clinics and Winston Q8 ask, in disgust: what were the has to stop.” minority senators thinking Last March 9, the health when they released to the department issued a premedia what was told them ventive suspension order by Lorenzana in executive to the eight medical clinics session? Surely, they were involved in processing of not thinking of the interest medical certificates after of the people of Marawi City receiving complaints of their and of Mindanao. Then, they continued activities despite could not have been think- the early directives. ing likewise of the interest On May 9, Ubial finally of our soldiers fighting the ordered these clinics closed. terrorist. Perhaps, they were “It is clear and of comthinking to simply discredit mon knowledge to anyone Duterte, so it would be easier involved in the industry ousting him? that the DOH under my -ooowatch definitely shut down F O R E I G N I N VA - Winston Q8, and never at SION WAS PRESENT IN any time facilitated their MARAWI CITY, AFTER continued operation in the ALL: To say that this is Philippines,” she said. unfortunate would be the Ubial said: “It should be greatest understatement understood by all that we of all. The fact is that, a at the DOH cannot have Reuters report, written by people or companies that one Tom Allard, talks about we like and those that we the reality of an invasion don’t like when we deal with against the Philippines by sectors who we serve.” foreign armed elements in She said her office has the Marawi City siege. The to deal with everyone justly report said as much as 40 to and fairly as public servants 50 foreigners were fighting and that they are trying to with local terrorists when eliminate the culture of they attacked the city. favoritism and patronage Clearly, the basic ele- politics. ments of a martial declara“We welcome any intion contained under Sec- vestigation; it will clear our tion 18, Art. 7 of the 1987 name. My conscience is clear Constitution, were very I have not done anything much present here. There wrong,” she added. was invasion, as shown by the foreign armed terrorists who descended to Mindanao from page 2 from Malaysia, Indonesia, for six to nine months and from the Middle East. having their risk reduced Then, there was rebellion, by 11 percent.
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Monday, June 5, 2017 “In ot her words, a woman who breastfed two children for nine months each had around a 22 percent lower risk of uterine cancer than a woman who had never breastfed her children,” Jordan said However, not ever y woman is able to breastfeed, and Jordan said there are other things that women can do to lower the risk of endometrial, or uterine cancer. “Having a baby reduces your risk, similarly taking the oral contraceptive pill can reduce the risk of endometrial cancer; but probably the best thing to do is make sure you have a healthy lifestyle,” Jordan said. “Eat well, avoid putting on weight, and exercise regularly, these are all key things to reduce the risk of uterine cancer.” (Xinhua)
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“We are praying that the captors will release not only our brother but the other captives as well,” he added. Roqueto said that Fr. Chito, “Tisoy” to his family and friends here, is the “ace” that the Maute group is holding, the reason the video showing him appealing was released by the terror group. The Maute group is in a critical situation now, and they are using the priest in their favor, he added. Marilyn said she had sleepless nights knowing that the life of her older brother is in danger. She said that Fr. Chito (Teresito) was named after St. Therese of the Child Jesus and the Holy Face. “I prayed for her intercession as well as of the other saints, including Filpino St. Lorenzo Ruiz, for my brother’s safe release as well as the other hostages,” Marilyn said. Fr. Chito always wanted to be a priest, said Roqueto. “He (Fr. Chito) was an altar boy during his younger days,” said Roqueto, who noted that they are the closest among the siblings. Both Roqueto and Fr. Chito sport long hair and long beards. “We grew up in a religious family. Our late parents were lay religious leaders in the locality,” Roqueto said. Fr. Chito last visited his hometown on April 7 to attend their 40th high school alumni anniversary, Roqueto said. (MindaNews)
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information officer. Montaos-Plaza said DSWD-Caraga also explained that the May 23 Martial Law declaration in Mindanao contributed to the delay, as DSWD personnel were initially barred from conducting field work. Under the government’s emergency shelter assistance, each family is entitled to receive cash ranging from P10,000 to P30,000 depend-
ing on the severity of the damage to the house. At least 403 families received P30,000 in cash assistance each because their homes were completely destroyed, according to DSWD-Caraga. The February 10 earthquake left 10 people dead, wounded hundreds and destroyed almost P1 billion in infrastructure, including roads, bridges and commercial buildings. (Roel N. Catoto/PNA)
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one mobile network carrier to another, is also considered a weakness of Philippine telcos. “Policies that will reduce customer switching and search costs, as well as the promotion of the efficient use of facilities, embedding adequate monitoring and data reporting, and clearly specifying obligations or rules of conduct of various market players are seen as possible interventions to improve telcos in the country,” the authors pointed out. Another flaw of Philippine telcos is on regulatory mandate, which evaluates the various regulatory functions of the regulator based on its thrusts. In this cluster, the Philippines ranks second lowest with 10.5 next to Myanmar with 7.5 out of a possible 22 points. The low score of the Philippines can be attributed to a number of factors such as the lack of regulatory mandate over interconnection rates and universal access/service. In the Philippines, acquiring the necessary authorization to provide telecommunications services is done in two levels. One is a license obtained from Congress and the other is a certificate from the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC). “Based on international standards, the first step is no longer necessary,” the authors explained, arguing that “Congress should no longer be involved in granting franchises as the regulator should have the sole authority for licensing.” The authors also noted that while the NTC can revoke licenses and impose fines, still, it implements weak penalties. “On the one end, revocation of a license will only happen in extreme cases, and the decision can be challenged in [the] courts since the NTC is a quasi-judicial body,” they posited. Ortiz and her co-authors also took note of the NTC’s implementation of ‘unrealistically low fines’ prescribed by old laws like the Public Services Act of 1936 (Commonwealth Act 146) that sets a fine of not more than P200 per day. To improve the efficiency of Philippine telcos, the authors proposed the re-
structuring of the NTC to ensure its independence, diversifying its sources of funding, and allowing the NTC to set higher, more appropriate fines to deter bad behavior.
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on Thursday at the provincial capitol. The provincial government pushed for the acquisition of the property after signing a memorandum of understanding last March with the Department of Health (DOH) and the Chinese Embassy in Manila for the implementation of the project. Solon said they had committed to provide the site as counterpart to the project, which will be implemented under the “Grant-Aid Dangerous Drug Abuse Treatment Rehabilitation Centers Project.” The government had chosen Sarangani and Agusan del Sur as recipients of the project, which was cited as one of the outcomes of President Rodrigo R. Duterte’s state visit to China
11 last year. Dr. Arvin Alejandro, Sarangani provincial health officer, earlier said they expect the project’s preparatory works to start following the acquisition of the site. He said Chinese engineers from Tonji University already visited the area in early March for an ocular inspection. A project briefer said the planned regional drug treatment and rehabilitation center will have a capacity of 150 beds and will operate a recovery clinic. The facility will be operated and managed by the DOH and will mainly cater to drug dependents from Region 12. Also known as Soccksaren, the region covers the provinces of South Cotabato, Sultan Kudarat, Sarangani and North Cotabato, and the cities of General Santos, Koronadal, Tacurong, Kidapawan and Cotabato. The development of the center is expected to provide employment opportunities to qualified residents as well as livelihood for community stakeholders at the site. (PNA) #RealNumbers
MNLF helping government forces in running after Abu Sayyaf in Sulu By Darwin Wally T. Wee, MindaNews
ZAMBOANGA City––Even before President Rodrigo Duterte appealed to the Moro fronts and the communist movement to help the government in the fight against terror groups, the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) in Sulu has been helping the military fight the Abu Sayyaf. Yusop Jikiri, chair of the MNLF Central Committee, said their fighters have been running after the Abu Sayyaf particularly in areas dominated by the front. Jikiri cited an incident where “our fighters launched our ‘Anti-kidnapping and Terrorism Task Force’ [in the towns of ]Talipao, Parang and Indanan with proper understanding and coordination with the Brigade Command in Sulu” last May 18-20. “In short, even without the presence of the military, our command is ready to face any challenges against terrorist groups,” he said. Jikiri, who took over the helm from Muslimin Sema as the new chair of the MNLF last February, said they will continue to exert pressure on the Abu Sayyaf and deny them areas for refuge. Another faction of the MNLF is led by founding chair Nur Misuari. D ur ing his visit in Sulu, Duterte called on the MNLF, Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), and the New People’s Army to help the government fight the terror groups. The president made the statement following
Misuari’s offer to help the government address the ongoing armed conflict in Marawi City. The armed conflict in Marawi started on May 23 when members of the Maute group launched a siege in the city. Brig. Gen. Cirilito Sobejan, commander of Joint Task Force Sulu, confirmed the MNLF’s efforts against the Abu Sayyaf in Sulu. “We wel c ome t he i r positive gesture towards the resolutions of the Abu Sayyaf problem,” he said. He said the military gave a green light for the MNLF to operate in specific areas. “We gave them area for them to clear. We are also amendable to the option that they can operate alongside with us,” he said. Despite the absence of ceasefire mechanisms, Sobejana said both the military and the MNLF have established a strong coordination system. The MNLF-Misuar i wing has designated a coordinator who links with the military, especially during operations against the Abu Sayyaf. “We see the importance of the [peace] mechanisms. We have established contact persons in the MNLF,” Sobejana said. “We are banking on the trust and confidence of both sides,” he said. The MNLF signed a Final Peace Agreement with the government in 1996. At least 7,000 of its combatants have been integrated into the Armed Forces of the Philippines and the Philippine National Police as part of the agreement.
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Davao tourism suffers PHP20M revenue loss DAVAO CITY -- The tourism sector in Davao City lost a total revenue of PHP20 million three days after the declaration of Martial Law in Mindanao. This was revealed Thursday by City Tourism Officer Generose Tecson, who said that the huge losses or some PHP18million were incurred from cancelled hotel bookings and events. Tecson said this appeared to be the immediate impact of the declaration of Martial Law last May 23 by President Rodrigo Duterte. But the city tourism officer expressed optimism the sector will bounce back in three to four weeks based on non-cancellation of other events and visits of foreign tourists who are expected to visit the city this month. Tecson said there is a scheduled cultural event
of the Chinese performers from Nanning, China next week, an investment conference in July, the visit of the local government officials from San Juan, and the visit of some 200 westerners in Davao City sometime this month and July. With this development, tourism stakeholders will launch the campaign “No Back Out, No Pull Out� to encourage tourists and events organizers to push through with their activities. Tecson said they are also coming out with a 30-point guideline for business and tourism industry for the Martial Law period. This is separate from the guidelines issued by Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio for the Davaoenos. Tecson said the guidelines now await the signature of the mayor. PNA
Photo Shows Joined forces Brigada Eskwela at Barangay Tibungco Davao City led by Barangay Captain Merjade Buddy Deles Calvo and Kgd. Arnulfo Sumalinog, Principals, Faculties, PNP personnel of Bunawan Distict, Parents, Students and also HOLCIM Head and Staff. HOLCIM Corporation donated 20 toner bags of cement intended for construction and renovation Brgy. Captain Merjade Buddy Deles Calvo and Buhisan Elementary Principal Riza Joy Sarili said. 2017 Brigada Eskwela covered areas in Barangay Tibungco are Antonio Pichon Jr. Elementary School, Francisco Bustamante Central Elementary School, Buhisan Elementary School and Francisco Bustamante National High school are successfully covered by Sara C. Castor of Mindanao Daily News.