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BPI announces full digitalization of transactions for better service STORY ON PAGE 6

FOR A BETTER FUTURE. FDC Misamis’ Purchasing Manager Senta Mae Flores while...read more on/p2

PHILBEX Davao 2019 marks 5th year with new event highlights STORY ON PAGE 12

Labor department kicks off 8-hour mandatory orientation By MARK FRANCISCO Correspondent

THE Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) 10 launched Monday, April 29 the eight-hour mandatory orientation to occupational safety and health. According to regional labor inspector Coslid-Rey Tubiano, the eight-hour orientation is mandated under Department Order No. 198-18 that was effective starting January 25. The said department order outlined the implementing rules and regulations of Republic Act 11058, otherwise known as An Act Strengthening Occupational Safety Standards of 2018. Section 16 (b) of RA 11058 states that all workers shall undergo the mandatory eight-hour safety and health seminar as required Stakeholders led by the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) 10 director Joffrey Suyao sign a by DOLE which shall See LABOR, page 11

A Deeper View

Wage increase a must

THE laboring class all over the world celebrates today labor day not with fanfare but in agony given their sorry plight. In the national capital region FULL STORY ON PAGE 4

Region 12’s economy expected to perk up in coming months

GENERAL Santos City--Economic activities in Region 12 are seen to further perk up in the coming months, with the projected entry of more major investments and developments. Noel Quiratman, assistant regional director of the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA)Region 12, said Monday a number of big-ticket projects from the government and the private sector are lined up in the region this year, and expected to further boost the area’s economy. He said these are concentrated in the region’s key cities – General Santos, Koronadal, Tacurong and Kidapawan – and the “emerging new urban areas” such as Midsayap and Kabacan towns in North Cotabato, Alabel and Glan in Sarangani, Surallah and Polomolok in South Cotabato, and Lebak and Isulan memorandum of agreement (MOA) with five safety training companies in Northern Mindanao to imple- in Sultan Kudarat. ment the eight-hour mandatory OSH orientation. Contributed photo “Economic activities and performance of the region will continue to improve in 2019 with more projected investments in real estate, retail industry, commercial banking, fast food chain and other service-oriented industries,” he said in a report. These will be complemented by the continuing road expansions and construction of vital infrastructure VILLANUEVA, Misamis under the national government’s flagOriental--Second district ship “Build, Build, Build” program, Rep. Juliette Uy yesterday Quiratman pointed out. urged the government agenSee ECONOMY, page 11 cies tasked to file charges against the importers of wastes into the country “to keep the cases morning forward. “What is the status of the cases against the importers of Canadian and Korean wastes?” Uy asked the government agencies like the Department of Justice Misamis Oriental second district Rep. (DOJ), National Bureau of Rehabilitation of the General Santos Juliette Uy with BOC officials sending Investigation (NBI), and the International Airport is expected to off the basura. Contributed photo

Solon asks status of cases against importers of wastes

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help boost the economy of Region 12. MindaNews file photo by Bobby Timonera

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AFP, PNP, Comelec pool forces to ensure peaceful polls

DENR: Mapping of properties inside MAA done

ILIGAN CITY -- The Task Force Bangon Marawi’s (TFBM) Subcommittee on Land Resource Management led by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) is now processing the data gathered during the mapping land properties inside Marawi City’s 24 most affected barangays. In an interview during the recent “Bangon Marawi, Bangon Ranao” radio program, Solid Waste Management Project Information Officer Sittie Almairah Lomondot of DENR’s Environmental Management Bureau (EMB) shared that they had catered to 9,518 IDPs from the nine sectors of the most affected area (MAA). “The Subcommittee on Land Resource Management is now processing the profiles to give the IDPs copies of the data we gathered so they can use it as an official reference,” Lomondot explained. However, she admitted that there are still properties inside MAA that still have to be mapped. “IDPs especially those Bukidnon provincial election supervisor Atty. Milber G. Alinas asks for police and military forces augmentation for who went to Manila and

M A L AY BA L AY C I T Y, Bukidnon -- The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP), Philippine National Police (PNP), and Commission on Elections (Comelec) pooled forces to ensure peaceful elections on 13 May 2019. In two separate interviews, Philippine Army 403rd Infantry Brigade Commander Col. Edgardo De Leon and PNP provincial director Senior Supt. Benedicto Pintor said they had ironed out details in the deployment of soldiers and police officers to synchronize movements. “In coordination with Comelec and AFP, we reviewed guidelines and rules for safety and security. The voting centers, access roads, and perimeters have been identified by PNP in accordance with the security plan,” Pintor said. In a conference, Bukidnon provincial election supervisor Atty. Milber G. Alinas asked the army and the police to augment personnel in towns identified under “election watchlist” or towns and cities identified under “areas of immediate concern” or those with reported threats.

RLRB, PIA Bukidnon COMELEC Bukidnon Photo

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See MAPPING, page 7

Filinvest assist local students overcome reading difficulties FILINVEST’s FDC Misamis Power Corporation (FDC Misamis), owner and operator of the biggest baseload plant in Mindanao, has partnered with Mohon Elementary School (MES) in Tagoloan town, Misamis Oriental to improve the reading proficiency of local students. The collaboration was made possible through MES’ Active Stakeholders Participation in Reading Engagement (ASPIRE) Program. ASPIRE, which was con-

as “Every Child A Reader Program.” For its initial participation, FDC Misamis employee-volunteers took under their wings five poorreader six grader pupils earlier last month. The beneficiaries are graduating students who are under conditional status and must improve their reading skills in the next two months for them to move up to seventh grade. “It’s sad to note that our five beneficiaries have great difficulty knowing the (basic) sounding of the letters in our alphabet,” shared Analiza Miso, FDC Misamis’ Community Relations Specialist, who’s acting as one of the tutors. “But the kids are showing enthusiasm learning how to identify letters, its sounding, and of course, the proper pronunciation, through our help and encouragement,” Miso added. Five weeks into the program, the students are showing a lot of improvements in their reading skills. One volunteer, Kim Orquillas, FDC Misamis’ Assistant Community Relations Specialist, narrates the changes he observed from the students. “I am very happy and most FOR A BETTER FUTURE. FDC Misamis’ Purchasing Manager Senta Mae Flores while of all, there is a feeling of teaching a student to properly identify letter sounds and read English words The fulfillment that after four student is from Mohon Elementary School (MES) in Tagoloan town, Misamis Oriental, consecutive Mondays of ceptualized by the MES’ General Parents-Teachers Association (GPTA) and is in partnership with the Barangay Council of Mohon, is a tutorial program intended for poor reader and non-reader students of MES. Launched last year, the program aims to improve the literacy rate of MES students through the active participation of teachers, parents and other community stakeholders within the area such as private entities

like FDC Misamis. The management of FDC Misamis welcomed the opportunity and allowed employees to tutor students based on their available schedules. FDC Misamis is the pioneering private institution who welcomes this partnership according to school principal, Dr. Carnila Simacon. This, as FDC Misamis wants to contribute something positive to the Department of Education’s (DepEd) flagship initiative dubbed

and is one of the beneficiaries of the Active Stakeholders Participation in Reading Engagement (ASPIRE) Program that aims to improve the literacy of students.

See ASSIST, page 9

Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) says Philippines is prone to earthquakes due to its geologic and geographic settings, with about 20 tropical cyclones that affect the country annually, strong winds could cause damages to houses and structures; heavy rains could cause floods and landslides during the Training on Communicating Volcano, Earthquake and Tsunami Hazards for High School Teachers April 23-25 at Camiguin Highland Resort, Mambajao, Camiguin. (PHIVOLCS 10)

PHIVOLCS equips HS teachers on disaster preparedness in Camiguin CAMIGUIN -- In preparing students on possible natural hazards, the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) in partnership with the Department of Education (Deped) held the Training on Communicating Volcano, Earthquake and Tsunami Hazards for High School Teachers April 23-25 at Camiguin Highland Resort, Mambajao, here. PHIVOLCS Undersecretary Dr. Renato U. Solidum, Jr. the high school teachers are among their primary target audience because they are “ang kapartner natin para ‘yung mga bata, mga estudyante at ang kanilang pamilya ay maging mas handa sa mga disaster (our partners so

the children, students and their families will be more prepared during disasters).” Solidum said Philippines is prone to earthquakes due to its geologic and geographic settings, with about 20 tropical cyclones that affect the country annually, strong winds could cause damages to houses and structures; heavy rains could cause floods and landslides. The unders ecretar y also cited the hazards in Camiguin and these include tsunami, landslides, earthquakes and more. These hazards could lead to life loss, damages to buildings, displacement of people, loss of water supply, communication, and other basic services, road damages, little production of food supply, and cessation See EQUIPS, page 9

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DENR-PENRO Camiguin acquires new fabricated watercraft for patrol, surveillance TO further strengthen its seaborne patrol and surveillance of the areas under the Coastal and Marine Ecosystems Management Program (CMEMP) and 31 Marine Protected Areas, the Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Office (PENRO) of Camiguin launched its new fabricated watercraft in Mambajao, Camiguin recently. The double engine watercraft was blessed by Reverend Father Ramon Francis Burlat early in the morning of April 5 and a launching voyage/test run was made from Yumbing, Mambajao, Camiguin to Medano Island more popularly known as White Island Marine Park. The motorboat has a capacity of more or less 10 passengers. The fabrication of motorized boat is one of target activities under CMEMP for FY 2018. The said activity was graced

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Bureau of Customs (BOC). For instance, she said what happened to the supposed charges filed against Chronic Plastics, Inc. the consignee of the 103 cargo containers of wastes from Canada. “Chronic Plastics is no different from Verde Soko,” said Uy, adding “both misdeclared their cargoes.”

he congresswoman said the Bureau of Customs, the Department of Justice, and the Court Administrator of the Supreme Court “should now update the public on the status of the cases filed against Chronic Plastics because it has been over five years.” “This is not a victimless crime. It is clear that Chronic Plastics violated the law, The plaintiff is the People of the Philip-

pines. The Filipino people want justice meted against Chronic Plastics and all its officials and the personnel who conspired with or were accessories to the crimes stated in the charges,” Uy said. “I also take this opportunity to follow-up with the Department of Justice, the status of the charges against Verde Soko. The NBI investigated and filed the charges with the pros-

ecutor,” the congresswoman also said. Uy added these cases against Chronic Plastics and Verde Soko should be priorities. Uy is the principal author of House Resolution 2317 (Hazardous Waste from South Korea probe). “We will keep close watch over how the executive agencies do their jobs on these solid waste law violations,” she said. (MRS)

by Regional Executive Director Arleigh J. Adorable, Environmental Management Bureau – 10 Regional Director Reynaldo S. Digamo, Assistant Regional Director for Technical Services Paquito D. Melicor, Jr, division chiefs of the regional office, other field officials and local government officials and PENRO Camiguin personnel headed by PENR Officer Merlyn O. Dumalahay. The CMEMP is a program of DENR which aims to comprehensively manage, address and effectively reduce the drivers and threats of degradation of the coastal and marine ecosystems in order to achieve and promote sustainability of ecosystem services, food security and climate change resiliency for

the benefit of the present and future generations. Collaborative partnerships with other National Government Agencies, local government units, civil society organizations, academe and other stakeholders is undertaken in the implementation of the program. Its components include Marine Protected Area Network Establishment and Strengthening, Knowledge Management Platform, Biodiversity-Friendly Social Enterprise Development, Social Marketing and Mobilization, Capacity Building, Technical Assistance, and Monitoring and Evaluation. (From the report of the Biodiversity Management Bureau of DENR) Rose Ann C. Baron #TayoAngKalikasan

Republic of the Philippines Province of Misamis Oriental MUNUCIPALITY OF LUGAIT OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL CIVIL REGISTRAR R.A.9048/10172 Form No.10.11(LCRO) NOTICE OF 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 1072). Notice is hereby served to the public that CESEL T. LASMARIAS has filed with this office, a petition for Correction of Entry in Sex from MALE to FEMALE in the Certificate of Live Birth of CESEL T. LASMARIAS and whose parents are FRANCISCO A. LASMARIAS and ESTRELLA L. TAÑECA. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this office not later than May 9, 2019.

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Wage increase a must

THE laboring class all over the world celebrates today labor day not with fanfare but in agony given their sorry plight. In the national capital region workers will demand for a P750 daily wage, a demand that is sure to fell on deaf ears. It’ll surely not be granted not because the business sector can’t afford it but because capital wants to rake in more in profits than share such profit to their partners, the laboring class. This has been the vicious cycle ever since capitalism as an economic order was put in place. Labor is squeezed by capital for their last ounce of sweat and blood just so the desired profit is earned. But in the sharing of the fruits of labor’s hard work their contribution is given the least consideration as if capital was able to earn the profit they earned solely through their own effort, through their own sweat and blood.

Truth is it is because of labor’s contribution in the equation that enabled business to survive and achieve what it achieved. Just think of this. Will the malls, the manufacturing sector earn what they are currently earning if labor is removed from the equation in the production of their profit? The problem lies not in the profitability of business enterprises but in the change of capital’s lifestyle. If they will only shun away from extravagant lifestyle and luxurious living, they will not need so much in sustaining such extravagant and luxurious lifestyle. They need not maintain a fleet of luxurious cars. They don’t need to live in mansions that they only occupy for a few hours at night. If they will only shun away from gambling casinos, eat in restaurants whose names cost more than the food they serve, they would not need so much amount of money to maintain their luho.

Of course, this is pure wishful thinking. But this is possible and doable. If government, the great equalizer between the laboring class and capital, moves in to change the situation not by imposing more taxes on the rich for this is punitive but by limiting the ability of capital to absolutely enjoy the fruits of the toil and sacrifice of the laboring class. Capital is already enjoying so much from their own business enterprises in the form of huge salaries even for their children who are not contributing anything to the business and allowances where all their expenses are made chargeable to the company they own including even groceries. Government instead of giving so much tax perks and holidays to capital should instead clip capital’s access to profits after paying pittance to their workers. Profit should not solely be for capital after their huge salaries and allowances and other

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emoluments but should be earmarked for additional pay for the laboring sector and the further capitalization for expansion of the enterprise. Government should tax the enterprise and simply collect income tax from both the laboring class and capital. And collect it accordingly thus eliminate the phenomenon where business titans are shown to be paying less income tax compared to some of their highly paid executives and employees. An embrace of this idea will surely even up the playing field between labor and capital where at present it is lopsidedly favorable to the latter thus causing economic disparity that is avoidable. (jelbacon@yahoo. com; jelbaconii@gmail.com)

Think A Minute

Famous failure

THINK a minute. All of us at times feel like we will never achieve the full success in our career that we want. But it helps us to know that nearly every successful person had to overcome huge hurdles before they reached his or her goal of success. One of them said: “History has shown that most winners went through heartbreaking obstacles before they triumphed. They won simply because they refused to become discouraged or deterred by their defeats.” John Grisholm is a bestselling author of novels, some of which have been made into Hollywood blockbusters such as The Firm, The Pelican Brief, Runaway Jury, and his first book, A Time

to Kill. Yet in the beginning it was rejected by 29 different publishers! When it was finally printed by a small, unknown publisher, it sold only 5,000 copies, compared to all of his books since, each of which has sold in the millions. Michael Jordan is considered by many to be the greatest basketball player of all time, yet in high school he was cut from his team because the coach said Michael was too short to play. Thomas Edison, the great inventor, has over 1,000 inventions and patents to his name. He failed 2,000 times in trying to invent the incandescent light bulb. When reporters asked him about his 2,000 failures he replied:”I never failed once.

Inventing the light bulb just happened to be a 2,000-step process.” In 1954, Elvis Presley sang once for Jimmy Denny, a professional music producer and manager. Afterwards he told Elvis: “You ain’t goin’ nowhere… son. You ought to go back to drivin’ a truck.” Elvis, of course, ignored this “professional” opinion, and went on to become the King of Rock n’ Roll. Long before George MacArthur became a famous general in three major wars, he was rejected two times by the Westpoint military academy! But he kept trying and was finally accepted; and after graduating he marched into the history books as one of the greatest army generals ever.

KISSA AND DAWAT

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Every human being fails many times! But the ones who become successful do not allow their failures to stop them from eventually reaching their potential and living their lives to the fullest. If you will ask Jesus, the One Who gave you your abilities and potential, He will help you with His power to become all He created you to be. He will even use your past mistakes to strengthen and teach you how to live His right, successful way every day, for the rest of your life. Just think a minute. By NOOR SAADA

Impetus for Moro’s traditional sports and games

ZAMBOANGA CITY (MindaNews / 30 April) – The Palarong Pambansa is in progress in Davao City. The BARMM delegation is performing well with news of winnings. As of today, BARMM is at 7-9 place in the overall medal tally. In the shadow of the national games is the much-needed conversation about the place of sports in Bangsamoro. The first point is, why are we into sports? For the win? Unfortunately, this particular view had resulted in the number of past controversies such as age tampering, illegal im-

port of players and winning tied with teacher promotion and so on. Peace advocates are lukewarm with sports competition, not for sportsmanship, but for its competitive “win-lost” mindset. For one to win, others have to lose. For us to win, we have to defeat the others. Imagine such mindset sipping into the daily lives of young players and coaches at home, in the community and places of work? The effect is having generations that see life and living as a competition, instead of collaboration and cooperation. A generation who see

the ends justified. Indeed, there is a need to revisit the primary purpose of sports in the lives of Moros. It is better we revisit the basic premises – sports and games for physical fitness, mental discipline and teamwork; not simply for the win and medal tally in the annual district, provincial, regional and national competitions. The second point we need to raise is the revival of traditional sports and games. Sports and games are not just for the win, they have cultural values as well. When we promote traditional sports and games, we

perpetuate our own heritage, our own values. These are the sports and games we need to teach our young ones, and make accessible in our communities. The irony is, while the American regime ended a century ago, their colonial sport legacy like basketball is ever- present in every covered court in our barangays, while our own traditional sports are virtually non-existent. If we will not arrest the trend, we shall lose them with succeeding generations, until no one knows how to play it and even what to call it. See PORTS, page 11

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Bong Go joins PMCC prayer for peaceful, honest elections; leaves Senate bid in God’s hands

FORMER Special Assistant to the President and 2019 senatorial candidate Christopher Lawrence “Bong” Go on Friday joined the Pentecostal Missionar y Church of Christ (PMCC) in praying for clean, honest and peaceful elections in the country on May 13, 2019. Go thanked the PMCC for inviting him to their gathering at the Marikina City Sports Complex and allowing him to speak before them. “Isang malaking karangalan po na makasama kayo ngayong araw na ito para sa prayer for the nation for clean, honest and peaceful elections. Maraming salamat po sa inyong pag-imbita lalong-lalo na po sa inyong Goodman of the House, Apostle Arsenio Ferriol,” Go said. He noted that it was

his second time to attend a gathering of the PMCC. Go was also invited to grace the PMCC International Missionary Day last January 14, 2019 the AATF Complex in Malagasang, Imus City in Cavite. Go said that participating in the PMCC gathering triggered a memory in 2015 when a lot of supporters were trying to convince then Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte to run for president. Go said Duterte’s reply made an indelible imprint in his memory. “Ten percent of your life is ruled by you while 90 percent is destiny. Destiny is instructed by God; it is not ruled by mortals. We do not know when will we be born or die, so let us place everything in the hands of God. If God intends that I will be a candidate of honor,

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I will be there. But if God does not want, I will not be there,” Go said, quoting Duterte. “Sa madaling sabi po, ang lahat ng bagay ay itinadhana. Walang sinuman po ang makakapagsabi kung anuman po ang magiging tadhana natin. Tanging ang Panginoon lamang po ang nakakaalam,” Go said. Likewise, the former SAP said that any position of authority, privilege, or power anybody may have is destined for him in accordance with God’s will and not a product of his own effort or skill. “Kung anuman pong bagay, kapangyarihan at posisyon meron tayo ngayon, itinadhana po sa atin at ibinigay po sa atin ito ng Diyos. Hindi po dahil sa atin kundi ito po ay dahil sa kanya,” he said.

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Go said. “Kasi po para sa akin minsan lang po tayo dadaan sa mundong ito. Kung ano pong kabutihan ang pwede nating gawin sa ating kapwa gawin na natin dahil hindi na tayo babalik sa mundong ito,” he added. However, Go assured

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Respecting the spirit of the PMCC gathering, Go clarified that he is not campaigning before them. “Ako po hindi po ako nangangampanya sa inyo dito. Itago nyo na lang po sa puso ninyo kung sinong Pilipino po ang makapagserbisyo sa kapwa Pilipino,”

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BPI announces full digitalization Gov’t eyeing targeted of transactions for better service NFA rice distribution By JOANN VILLANUEVA

THE Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) expects to increase its revenues by 20 percent over its projections by 2023 when it fully digitalizes its system The move is BPI’s aim to better serve its clients and the public according to Cezar P. Cosing, BPI president of chief executive officer,. Phase 1 digitalization cost more than Php11 million and . One third of the Php 11 million was spent for laying the foundation of the digital infrastructure which included a state-of-the-art cybersecurity operations center. From P6.25 billion in the same period last year, BPI posted P6.72 billion in net income in the first quarter (Q1) of 2019, increasing its Operating expenses by 7.6%, a BPI press release said.

Cosing said in his ASM address that the digitalization journey may inconvenience clients, like what happened during the deposits systems upgrade,

“but digitalization is the future and we will stay the course.” “Digitalization has to serve the businesses, and we want to make sure our

FORMER Special Assistant to the President Christopher Lawrence “Bong” Go on Monday vowed to press the fight against poverty as he went around Digos City in Davao del Sur and Malita town in Davao Occidental. Go, who hails from Davao City, received a warm welcome from the residents of Digos and Malita on the second half of his fourcity motorcade around the Davao region. “Maraming salamat po sa mga kababayan ko sa Digos at sa Malita. Nakakawala po ng pagod kapag nakikita mo ang ganitong klase ng mainit na suporta, na kasing init ng panahon ngayon,” Go said,

noting the large number of residents who went out in the streets to welcome his convoy, expressing their support. Go began the first half of his motorcade from the city of Tagum in Davao del Norte and proceeded later to Mati City in Davao Oriental. Go had assured the people in Davao region that he remains firm in support of President Rodrigo Duterte as well as his programs and policies. “Ipagpapatuloy ko po ng mga pagbabagong nasimulan ni Pangulong Duterte. Galit si Pangulong Duterte sa kriminal, galit din ako sa

kriminal; galit si Pangulong Duterte sa corrupt, galit din ako sa mga corrupt; galit si Pangulong Duterte sa durugista, galit din po ako sa durugista. Suportado ko po ang kampanya niya laban sa mga ito,” Go said. Go earlier said in Tagum that while there are still many places in the country he has yet to visit, he could not afford to miss a meeting with the people of his home region. “Gusto ko po na kahit papano po makita man lang nila ako bago po darating ang araw ng eleksyon,” Go had said. Apart from his support

technology investment is in support of three areas--SME loans, consumer loans and microfinance,” he said. It did this on phase one See SERVICE, page 11

MANILA – A ranking National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) official said the government is currently evaluating a proposal to offer subsidized rice only in areas where it is badly needed. This, after Republic Act (RA) 11203, or the Rice Liberalization Act, removed the regulatory and import licensing functions of the National Food Authority (NFA) and instead mandated the agency to maintain the country’s emergency buffer stock that will solely be sourced from local farmers. NEDA Assistant Secretary Mercedita Sombilla, in a briefing Monday, said NFA rice could be released on a targeted basis instead of being made available nationwide, as is currently the case.

She explained that although price of NFA rice may likely go up by around PHP2 or PHP3 per kilo from the current PHP27 a kilo “I don’t think we will allow NFA to put it at a price wherein they would cover their profits.” “What we are trying to do is for NFA to really sell it at a price that they will not be shortchanged. But for households and beneficiaries that really need the rice for a very low price then the government will keep on subsidizing the rice,” she said. Sombilla said they have not determined what areas will be covered by this policy, noting that this depends on several factors like vulnerability to calamities, population and proportion of households in those areas. Before RA 11203 was signed into law, the country See RICE, page 11

Bong Go vows to press fight against poverty; warmly welcomed in Davao del Sur, Davao Occidental

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CLOSE to 18,000 job vacancies in the government topped the list of openings up for grabs in the nationwide simultaneous job and business opportunities fair tomorrow, Labor Day, the labor department reported yesterday. The vacancies form part of the 204,000 available local and overseas jobs being offered by over 1,000 agencies in 31 sites across the country, including the main TNK-Build Build Build-Jobs

Jobs Jobs caravan at the Kingsborough International Convention Center in San Fernando City, Pampanga. Openings for government jobs include positions for officers and nonuniformed personnel of the Philippine National Police, Bureau of Fire Protection, Bureau of Internal Revenue and the Armed Forces of the Philippines, among other agencies of government. Other local available jobs are mostly in services like

customer service representative, machine operator, and in the field of construction under the Build Build Build program. Also top vacancies are collection specialist, cashier, retail/sales agent, accounts specialist, service crew, utility staff, bagger, and skilled sewer. For overseas placement, the vacancies include those for factory worker, nurse, machine operator, welder, house worker, waiter/wait-

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pealing to Marawi IDPs to inquire directly from TFBM for concrete and exact information about the government’s programs. Eliminating garbage in Marawi The TFBM divided the subcommittee on land resource management into two committees: Social Cartography and Solid Waste Management. The committee on social cartography has recently acquired huge white dump trucks to help in collecting garbage in the war-torn city. “We divided the 72 barangays outside MAA into eight clusters to have one dump truck for each cluster,” Lomondot said. She also mentioned that the Solid Waste Management Committee is looking forward for Marawi City

to have its own sanitary landfill to be set up at Barangay Malimono. “Right now, we are disposing of the collected garbage at the dumpsite in Barangay Papandayan,” Lomondot shared. “We have a very big problem in solid waste management here in Marawi City. We are asking full cooperation and participation from the constituents. If we don’t help the government and ourselves, this program will not succeed,” Lomondot stressed. The committee is now preparing to orient the Marawi IDPs in both the evacuation centers and transitory sites about solid waste management and how it can help in keeping Marawi City green. (WLBacelonia/PIA-ICCC)

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other far places were not able to participate in social cartography conducted by the office,” Lomondot added. TFBM profiles all land properties inside MAA to identify the legitimate landowners and the boundaries of each property. The subcommittee also clarified that multiple properties even on different locations owned by a single individual or family should all be profiled. Meanwhile, multiple claimants for a single property have to settle and agree among them to have only one representative to process the profiling. Lomondot is also ap-

Many of you have probably heard of the Law of Attraction. It is the attractive power of the universe that draws similar energies together. It is actually what everyone calls as a “powerful force” that brings people to places, mostly to where they envision themselves to be. However, a lot of people struggle in achieving this because of so many circumstances that have wrapped them and their lives. But, does it really work? Let’s find out. The law of attraction begins with your thoughts. You fervently claim something in your conscious-

ness to a point where you envision yourself in it, to it, and with it. You become like a magnetic force that draws that aspiration, or dream in life, to happen into reality. Not only does it allow you to picture things to happen, but it also unites you with people who have the same aspiration or goal as you do. Question: Can you take advantage of this law? Yes indeed, you can! Even in class! Practicing the law of attraction starts when you allow your creative thoughts to build blocks of images that form a picture of how you want the future to be like. By visualizing this image accompanied with positive statements which

By GINA P. MADRIAGA, T-III Manticao Central School Manticao, Misamis Oriental

LOVE YOUR PUPILS: They are God’s gift to you. The most important thing you can do for your children is teach them how to love. You know without having to be told that you should love your children, take care of them and provide their social and intellectual well-being. TEACH LOVE BY BEING PATIENT: Children pass through stages. Teachers need courage to remain patient and loving. Since words are not much help when it comes to teaching little ones, then teach them by example. When children have been treated with tolerance and love, when

are called affirmations, you slowly bring that picture out into reality little by little, or as abrupt as it can at times. In other means, it simply makes you use the power of your mind, imagination, thoughts, and even words to build your future with. Of course, it should also be accompanied with actions that are relatable, and is simply anchored to what you want your future to be like. Many people in the ancient times practice this, and have mastered this. And today, with a clearer understanding of what this law is all about, people can do it, and have a chance of a better future with it. As they say, “it’s all in the mind.”

When settling an assignment policy, it is important to create one that is fair and consistent for the students, and, at the same time, realistic for the busy teacher. Student lateness and absence can make it difficult to enforce an assignment policy, especially in a class period of 60 minutes. I use an assignment and preparedness policy that works very well. I never penalize a student for being absent. However, I will deduct points if a student fails to make up missed assignments. As a general rule, students may not show me missed or late assign-

Notice of publication

Notice of publication

In compliance with section e5 of R.A 9048, a notice is hereby served to the public that DANILO O. RAMISO filed with this office a petition for change of first name CFN-1053-2019 in the child’s first name from “RAUL” to “DANILO” in Certificate Live Birth of RAUL O. RAMISO who was born on MARCH 8, 1959 in DAVAO CITY and whose parents are PASTOR RAMISO and ROSA OG DOC. Adversely affected by said petition may file his/her written opposition with this office not later than MAY 17, 2019. Issued on 29th day of April, 2019 at Davao City.

In compliance with section e5 of R.A 9048, a notice is hereby served to the public that VANESSA JEAN C. MUÑEZ filed with this office a petition for change of first name CFN-1136-2019 in the child’s first name from “JEAN (psa copy)” to “VANESSA JEAN” in Certificate Live Birth of JEAN L. CANO who was born on AUGUST 6, 1999 in DAVAO CITY and whose parents is JOSEPHINE CANO. Adversely affected by said petition may file his/her written opposition with this office not later than MAY 17, 2019. Issued on 23rd day of April, 2019 at Davao City.

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we offer them a listening heart and show interest in them, they will not only learn about patience but grow with self-esteem. TEACH LOVE BY GIVING TIME: Quality time is a phrase sometimes used as an excuse for giving very little time, children need a personal relationship with their teachers that they might not have. One of the best ways to foster the love relationship is by communicating in any level. Talking to them even in their personal matters make them feel that they are important. This takes time. TEACH LOVE IN DISCIPLINE: True love involves the teaching of discipline. Through discipline, the child develops the will to bear comforts, problems,

By CIELO S. LANZADERAS Teacher III Opol National Secondary Technical School Taboc, Opol, Misamis Oriental

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ment, National Economic Development Authority, and the Bases Conversion Development Authority. Other job and business fair sites are Ayala Mall South Park, Muntinlupa City; Vista Mall, Tuktukan, Taguig City; and City Social Hall and Sports Complex, Paranaque City in the National Capital Region. In Luzon, the following are the TNK sites: Baguio City High School–Main See JOBS, page 10

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said the sector has a high demand for these workers in projects under the Build Build Build infrastructure program of the Duterte administration. The jobs caravan is a collaborative undertaking of DOLE, Department of Trade and Industry, and the Build Build Build agencies – the Department of Public Works and Highways, Department of Transportation, Department of Finance, Department of Budget and Manage-

sufferings and sorrows. This is one of the most difficult part that a teacher can do to his pupils. Bringing them to what he wants to them to be is not easy. To be disciplined, is the outcome of all the teachings that a pupil learned by the heart. TEACH LOVE BY LISTENING: Communication promotes understanding, understanding leads to compassion and compassion blossoms to love. By expressing interest and concern to our children and difficulties we teach them to relate that way to others. It is nice to hear the share and begin to establish trust which will be a good start to develop. Listening is a value that one should possess.

Settling an Assignment Policy in Math

The Law of Attraction – a Myth for Teachers, or a Reality? By ANA D. ESCOBAR Master Teacher I West City Central School

ress, baker, including English teachers for Thailand. Labor Secretary Silvestre Bello III said the job is open to all those seeking employment. “We are thankful to the companies for making available volumes of opportunities for our workers on Labor Day. We also expect other agencies of government needing manpower to join us,” Bello said. Underscoring the need for construction workers, he

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ments during class. There simply is not enough time. I have them come after school or at lunch to show me the assignments. This policy may seem elaborate, but it is actually quite effective. Students are motivated to make up missed work in order to get points back. It teaches them to be responsible. G oing over assig nments is just as important as having a system for grading it. If you don’t go over the assignment at all, students will think assignment is unimportant, regardless of your policy. As a math teacher, I like to emphasize that some mistakes on assignments

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are okay, as long as you learn from them. Each day, I go around the room checking that assignment was completed, marking missed assignments on my clipboard. Next, I go over the answers with the class in one of the following ways depending on the assignment Whatever assignment policy you devise, remember to create something that is realistic and enforceable. Also keep in mind that your time in and out of the classroom is valuable. Take the time to spell out your policy to students at the beginning of the school year. You may even want to send your policy home to parents in a letter -but have a colleague or administrator review it first.

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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION April 2, 2019 CCE-0454-2019 CFN-0453-2019 In compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant to section 5 of R.A 9048 and OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1, the guidelines in the implementation of Administrative Order No. 1, Series of 2012 (IRR of R.A 10172), notice is hereby served the public that RODULFO R. ADLAWAN has filed with this office a petition for correction of child’s date of birth from “April 24, 1957” to “September 24, 1957” and Child’s first name from “BABY” to “RODULFO” in the Certificate of Live Birth of BABY ADLAWAN who was born on APRIL 24, 1957 at DAVAO CITY whose parents are BENVENIDO ADLAWAN and ELISA ROMO. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his/her written opposition with this office not later than MAY 17, 2019. Issued on 2nd of April, 2019 at Davao City.

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Troops seize NPA arms cache in Davao-Bukidnon boundary DAVAO CITY -- Acting on a tip-off from three New People’s Army (NPA) surrenderers, the military recovered 22 high-powered firearms belonging to the rebels in an area bordering Davao City, Davao del Norte, and Bukidnon. C ol. Ezra B alagte y, spokesperson of Eastern Mindanao Command (Eastmincom), said the firearms recovered in the last three days -- Saturday, Sunday and Monday -- consisted of 15 M16s, three M14 rifles, two Garand rifles, and other guns of various calibers. Lt. General Felimon T. Santos Jr., Eastmincom commander, attributed the discovery of the arms cache

to the NPA surrenderers, who have been providing the military with vital information. Santos said the increase in the number of surrenders is the result of the peace initiatives of the local government units, the support of the communities, and the benefits provided by the Enhanced Comprehensive Local Integration Program (E-CLIP) program to former rebels. “The peace initiatives of our local government units send a goodwill message to our lost brothers that indeed, the government is still the best ally,” the Eastmincom chief said. (PNA)

Davao City showcases tourism sites during Palarong Pambansa

DAVAO CITY -- The local government of Davao City is offering free tours to Palarong Pambansa delegates that will take the visitors to different tourism destinations around the City. Generose Tecson said the free tours are offered to officials of the various visiting delegations. The participating visitors will be divided into two groups with separate itineraries. Tour A will take visitors to a walking tour of

San Pedro Square where the City Hall, Sangguniang Panglungsod (City Council), San Pedro Church, Rizal Park and Osmeña Park are located. Then, towards the Kadayawan Tribal Village in Magsaysay Park where 11 houses representing the city’s 11 indigenous tribes are featured and then to People’s Park, a four-hectare park located in the former PTA sports complex. Tour B itinerary includes See TOURISM, page 10

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Ex-Karapatan exec nabbed for drug paraphernalia possession DAVAO CITY -- Police authorities are set to file charges against a former official of the Alliance for the Advancement of People’s Rights-Southern Mindanao (Karapatan) after he was caught in possession of

drug paraphernalia at a checkpoint here on Saturday morning. Kelly Delgado, 39, resident of IFI Compound on F. Torres Street, is now detained at the Bunawan Police Station following his

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arrest at a Task Force Davao outpost in Brgy. Lasang. Col. Consolito Yecla, Task Davao (TF) commander, said Delgado yielded an improvised tooter with shabu residue when his vehicle was subjected to a

routine inspection. A former secretary general of Karapatan-Southern Mindanao, Delgado was a regular face in street rallies in Davao City for a decade. Karapatan, a leftist See DRUG, page 10

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Pangulong Duterte,” Go said. Likewise, he reiterated his commitment to support the programs and policies of President Duterte. “Sabi po niya sa akin, gagawin at gagawin niya ang lahat para sa Pilipino. Sabi niya, (he is determined to do that) even if it could cost his freedom someday. At hindi ko po siya iiwanan,” Go said. Go said that in running for the Senate he only wants to help President Duterte serve the Filipino people. “Para sa amin, ang serbisyo sa tao ay serbisyo sa Diyos. Wala po kaming ibang hangarin ni Pangulong Duterte kundi kabutihan ng Pilipino dahil mahal namin ang aming kapwa Pilipino,” Go said.

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those with reported threats. Based on election records and history, PNP has monitored 75 barangays APRIL 29, 2019 MALABANG, LANAO SUR -One of the Royal House member of Lanao the grandson of Sultan sa Malabang Hadji Sirad Boloto-Paramata needs to rescue his sinking municipality due the urgent need of Good Governance and Moral Leadership. He dreamed to put back the old Malabang who was the first Mayor was his grandfather Sultan Mayor Paramata which was very progressive and self-income generated and had a revenue collections then. Before Christians, muslims & lumads were living harmoniously free from threat and terror, economic status were very excellent there was a seaport, airport, hotels, cinemas, small and medium enterprises were very profitable, very clean surroundings. It was once of the most beautiful and progressive place in Bangsamoro land. But time passed the beloved municipality was taken for granted and it is gradually devastated due to family feuds, settlers from different places came where they wasn’t able to maintain the harmonious relationship to each other, misunderstanding greed in power and wealth which resulted to the destruction

April 22,2019 MULONDO, LANAO SUR -- SUPPORTERS OF SENATORIAL CANDIDATE CHRISTOPHER BONG GO WITH PDPLBN MAYORAL CANDIDATE MULONDO VICE MAYOR NIHARA MACABANDO-PANANDIGAN AND ABC PRESIDENT MAUYAG M. SULAY. (BY:YANA SUNGA-ABBAS BARMM MDN)

identified as “areas of immediate concern.” PNP, however, said police officers who will perform election duties, would look after every polling center and augment personnel in barangays with reported of the municipality Now, Mayoral candidate Mohamad Yahya “Tomas” Boloto Macapodi who has a great heart for his place and for the people of expresses his dream to preserve the peace and order settling and pacifying many longtime family feuds is a must for the development and progress, as well repair, rehabilitation and construction of additional and new school buildings for the overpopulated schools and planning to put up a Tertiary school (Public College and vocational school) which is a big help to the students & out of school youth, also empowering the cooperatives in the community especially in latest agri-farming. Also modernization of health facilities and equipment’s and completeness of medicines and diagnostic services of Dr. Serapio Montaner District Hospital. Pursuing the goal to uplift people’s lives and economic status, to be self-income generated gain, Good Governance and Moral Leadership. Let us support a really leader who really came from our place who has a really heart for us. We are the one molding our future, be wise in decision making.

Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office Province: AGUSAN DEL SUR City/Municipality: SAN FRANCISCO NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC In compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No.1, Series of 2012 (IRR on R.A. 10172), Notice is hereby served to the public that from “FEMALE” to “MALE”, in the Certificate of Live Birth of JUDY DAGUPLO CARIÑO, who was born on SEPTEMBER 1, 1993 at San Francisco, Agusan del Sur and whose parents are ROLDAN T. CARIÑO & ARACELI G. DAGUPLO. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with the Office of the Municipal Civil Registrar, San Francisco, Agusan del Sur.

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(SGD.) TITA APURA PRADO Municipal Civil Registrar

threats. Bukidnon has 20 towns, two cities, and 464 barangays with a total of 875,634 registered voters. Provincial Comelec data showed there are five candidates vying for the position of the governor; four vie for vice-governor; 22 for provincial board members; 42 for city/municipal mayor; 33 for city/municipal vice mayor; and 389 for city/ municipal council members. Same data showed that in Bukidnon’s four legislative districts, there are a total of eight candidates running for members of the House of Representatives. The number includes two candidates for 1st District; two for 2nd District; three for the 4th District; while the 3rd District candidate is running unopposed. (RLRB/ PIA 10, Bukidnon)

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teaching the kids, I realized that the time and effort I spent with them were never wasted, because I can see that they can now identify letters, phonics and words they have difficulty reading before,” said Orquillas. MES and other community partners are happy for the developments of the students. They are hopeful that the program will yield positive results in eliminating illiteracy in the community. “What a great help! We’re blessed. And we’re thankful, indeed that FDC Misamis is here to help us teach our non-readers,” said Simacon. Simple but very helpful, was how Francis Jerson Sabio, punong barangay of Mohon in Tagoloan tagged the program. “Hoping then that FDC Misamis is one among those who can help cure an ‘appalling’ joke that Philippines is a nation

Republic of the Philippines City Civil Registrar’s Office City of Davao Notice of publication In compliance with section e5 of R.A 9048, a notice is hereby served to the public that RICO C. LIMOSNERO filed with this office a petition for change of first name CFN-1055-2019 in the child’s first name from “RONALDO” to “RONALD” in Certificate Live Birth of RONALDO A. RARANG who was born on DECEMBER 16, 1969 in DAVAO CITY and whose parents are RODOLFO RARANG and FELICIDAD AQUINO. Adversely affected by said petition may file his/her written opposition with this office not later than MAY 17, 2019. Issued on 29th day of April, 2019 at Davao City.

(SGD.) ATTY. LEO ANTHONY R. BRACEROS City Civil Registrar

of poor-readers,” said Sabio. FDC Misamis then disclosed plans to continue the tutorial program in the coming years and will be under its Corporate Social Responsibility’s (CSR) “Education for Empowerment” pillar.

NOTICE IS HEREBY given that the intestate estate of the late spouses FELINA G. MAQUILING and BONIFACIO MAQUILING consisting a conjugal property, a parcel of land designated as Lot No. 2984-C Basd-13-001634(AR) embraced by Transfer of Certificate of Title No. T-13018 per Certificate of Land Ownership Award No. 006482151 of the Registry of Deeds for the Province of Agusan del Sur containing an area 24,575 square meters located at Aurora, Sta. Josefa, Agusan del Sur is the subject of Extrajudicial Settlement of Estate Among Heirs with Deed of Absolute Sale under the notarial registry of Atty. Patricio D. Balite per Doc. No. 6, Page No. 2, Book No. 38, Series of 2018.

Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the late of WILLY SACID MAGNETICO JULIADA, died intestate on February 25, 2018 in Cagayan de Oro City, leaving an estate located at Patag, Opol, Misamis Oriental, consisting of 3,379 square meters portion of that land, more particularly described as follows: ORIGINAL CERTIFCATE OF TITLE NO. E-5720; Beginning from point marked “1” on plan being S. 67 deg. 42’W., 858.26 m. from BLLM No. 62, Cad-237; Area of SIXTEEN THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED NINETY SIX (16,896) SQUARE METERS, more or less; is the subject of EXTRA JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT WITH SALE; 1. BEVERLY L. JULIADA, widow 2. BENJIE L. JULIADA, 3. WELVIN L. JULIADA, 4. JOMAR L. JULIADA, 5. JENELYN JULIADA DURIAS; of legal ages, Filipino and residing at Opol, Misamis Oriental; and 6. FELIX D. PO, of legal age, married to Carmelita L. Po, Filipino and residing at B9, L11, P3, NHA Kauswagan, Cagayan de Oro City; That for and in consideration of the sum of SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND PESOS (P600,000.00), Philippines Currency, in hand paid by the VENDEE, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged by the VENDORS, to their full satisfaction, the latter by these presents do hereby SELL, TRANSFER and CONVEY, possession and ownership of 2,000 square meters portion of the above-described parcel of land unto the VENDEE, his heirs, assign or successors in interest, free from any encumbrance nor claim whatsoever subject to contingent claims within a period of 2 years from and after this date pursuant to Section 4 of Rule 74; Under Notary Public of Atty. REYNALDO A. VITORILLO; as per Doc No. 105; Page No. 22; Book No. 36; Series of 2019.

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LCR Publication of the Municipality of Hagonoy Davao del Sur of one JERRY TAN SALUMBRO who filed a petition for Correction of entry in sex/gender from “MALE” to “FEMALE” child’s first name from “Gerry” to “JERRY”; child’s father’s and informant’s last names from “Salombro” to “SALUMBRO” In the Certificate of Live Birth of JERRY TAN SALUMBRO of Hagonoy, Davao del Sur and whose parents Generoso A. Salumbro and Rosalina M. Tan. As Published in Mindanao Daily last June 7 & 14, 2018, but the word from Male to female was accidentally not included.

Republic of the Philippines SUPREME COURT 4TH SHARI’A CIRCUIT COURT 4th Shari’a Judicial District Iligan City CIVIL CASE NO. 2019-035

JOSEPH D. DAL AND BEULAH D. JAVIER-DAL, Petitioners X----------------------------------/

IN RE: JOINT PETITION TO APPROVE AND REGISTER THE DIVORCE OF KENN ROGELLE B. LASMARIAS AND SITTIE NORONISAH O. DISAMBURUN-LASMARIAS,

CIVIL CASE NO. 2019-036

KENN ROGELLE B. LASMARIAS AND SITTIE NORONISAH O. DISAMBURUN-LASAMARIAS, Petitioners X--------------------------------------/

ORDER Before this Court verified joint petition for the approval and registration of the Divorce filed by petitioners and alleging among others. That petitioners are husband and wife respectively in a marriage performed under Civil rite on July 28, 1993 at Manila, both petitioner’s had been converted to Muslim and thereby embraced Islam Religion as their new found faith, by virtue of their respective intellectual choices which were duly registered with this Court, both of them can be served with summons and other legal process relative to this case at their residents at Nahilayan, Jasaan, Misamis Oriental and Purok 4, Tambacan, Iligan City respectively; That said marriage did not last long due to lack of love and affection until the relationship manifested incompatibility and sustained misunderstanding between petitioners and reach the point of irreconcilability and thy separated for more than nine (3) years now, thy decided to separate live physically in bed and board, thereby, executed Memorandum of Agreement in order to formalize their separation. Since their separation, they had never been communicating or supporting either financially or emotionally to each other, neither minding ach other affair’s; Petitioner’s seek judicial decree of divorce, thereby, severing their marriage bond on July 28, 1993 so that they will have free hand to do what a single man or woman could do without martial burdens. Reconciliation between them had already been diligently employed but all proved futile. WHEREFORE, finding this petition to be sufficient in form and substance, set the initial hearing of this case on May 17, 2019 at 9:00 a.m. at which time, date and place. Any interested party may appear and show why the petition should not be granted. Let copy of this Order be published in a newspaper of General Circulation in the City of Iligan Once a week for three (3) consecutive weeks at the expense of the petitioners SO ORDERD Iligan City, Philippins, this 8th day of April, 2019.

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IN RE: JOINT PETITION TO APPROVE AND REGISTER THE DIVORCE OF SPOUSES JOSEPH D. DAL AND BEULAH D. JAVIER-DAL,

The program will be replicated to other public elementary schools situated in Tagoloan and Villanueva and will accommodate non-readers and poor-readers from grades one to six.

HON. OSOP M. ALI Presiding Judge

ORDER Before this Court verified joint petition for the approval and registration of the Divorce filed by petitioners and alleging among others. That petitioners are husband and wife respectively in a marriage performed under Civil rite on Jun 8, 2002 at Cagayan de Oro City, both petitioner’s had been converted to Muslim and thereby embraced Islam Religion as their new found faith, by virtue of their respective intellectual choices which were duly registered with this Court, both of them can be served with summons and other legal process relative to this case at their residents at Door #4 Carreon Apartment, Sto. Rosario, Hinaplanon, Iligan City and San Antonio, Tubod, Iligan City respectively; That said marriage did not last long due to lack of love and affection until the relationship manifested incompatibility and sustained misunderstanding between petitioners and reach the point of irreconcilability and thy separated for more than nine (9) years now, thy decided to separate live physically in bed and board, thereby, executed Memorandum of Agreement in order to formalize their separation. Since their separation, they had never been communicating or supporting either financially or emotionally to each other, neither minding ach other affair’s; Petitioner’s seek judicial decree of divorce, thereby, severing their marriage bond on June 8, 2002 so that they will have free hand to do what a single man or woman could do without martial burdens. Reconciliation between them had already been diligently employed but all proved futile. WHEREFORE, finding this petition to be sufficient in form and substance, set the initial hearing of this case on May 17, 2019 at 9:00 a.m. at which time, date and place. Any interested party may appear and show why the petition should not be granted. Let copy of this Order be published in a newspaper of General Circulation in the City of Iligan Once a week for three (3) consecutive weeks at the expense of the petitioners SO ORDERD Iligan City, Philippins, this 15th day of April, 2019. MDN: Apr 24, May 1 & 8, 2019

HON. OSOP M. ALI Presiding Judge

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the residence of President Rodrigo Duterte in Doña Luisa Subdivision, and the Shrine Hills which hosts various Catholic relics like the image of the Holy Infant Jesus of Prague. The tour ends at the Peoples Park. Tecson says they are expecting 150 visitors to join the tours each day. She said there will be designated pick-up points for those wanting to join the tours. Meanwhile, Tecson said visiting delegates has been mesmerized with the city’s hosting of the Palarong Pambansa. She said, a visiting Governor was impressed by the city’s cleanliness while Department of Education Secretary Leonor Magtulis Briones was very happy of the dinner hosted by Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte where various department heads of the city government were present to welcome them. The City tourism chief also cited the honesty of Dabawenyos were in full display during the event. “There was this athlete from Caraga who experienced first-hand the honesty of the Dabawenyo when a taxi driver returned her cell

phone which she left in the cab,” Tecson said. Pa larong Pamb ans a started on April 28 and will run until May 4. About 20 games are played in 26 playing venues across the city. About 20,000 people including athletes, technical officials and parents of the athletes are in Davao City for the largest sporting event in the country. (PIA 11/RG Alama)

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rights group, has been suspected as one of the front organizations of the Communist Party of the Philippines and its armed wing, the New People’s Army (CPP-NPA). Col. Randolph Cabangbang, TF-Davao deputy commander, recalled that in 2010 Delgado had once plotted to kill him when he was the spokesperson of the Eastern Mindanao Command. Cabangbang claimed that Delgado blamed him for the abduction and death of Rebelyn Pitao, daughter of the slain NPA commander Leoncio Pitao. Police Maj. Noel Villahermosa of the Davao City Police Office’s Station 6 in Bunawan said Delgado now faces a case under Section

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gan at maghahatid ng kaginhawaan at kaunlaran para sa mga mamamayan ng Davao region,” Go said. Among others, he cited the Mindanao Railway Project. Phase 1 of the plan consists of a P359-billion, 102-km railway connecting Davao City to Digos City (Davao del Sur) and Tagum City (Davao del Norte). It is part of the entire P85-billion rail project connecting other major cities in Mindanao. The design and construction of the Project will begin by 3rd quarter of this year and is expected to be completed by the end of 2021. Target date for operation is in 2022. On the other hand, the Davao City Expressway Project, costing P25.6-billion, consist of a 60-km expressway from Bukidnon-Davao National Highway in Davao City to Digos-Sultan Kudarat Road. DPWH Sec. Mark Villar opened the said project last February 8, 2019. “Maliban po sa mga infrastructure project, meron ding programa ang administrasyon para tulungan ang mga mahihirap nating kababayan, lalong-lalo na po ang mga magsasaka natin,” Go said. He noted that a total of 4,525.5617 hectares of land were distributed to 2,095 Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries in the region. The distribution of Certificates of Land Ownership (CLOAs) aims to improve the livelihood of the local farmers as part of the government’s implementation of programs in alleviating poverty and assuring land security for the beneficiaries. The government also provide skills and livelihood training for farmers and their family for additional source of livelihood, such as the Salt Production Train-

ing conducted last year in Malita, Davao Occidental. “Isusulong ko rin po ang improved medical services, kasama na ang pagtatayo ng mga Malasakit Center. Gusto ko pong maisabatas ito pagdating ng panahon para tuloy-tuloy ang programa at madagdagan pa ang ating mga Malasakit Center,” Go said. A program of the Duterte administration based on Go’s idea, the Malasakit Center makes it easier and faster for poor patients to avail of medical and financial assistance from the government by bringing together in one room concerned agencies such as the DOH, DSWD, PCSO and Philhealth. “Asahan po ninyo, patuloy ninyo akong magiging tulay kay Pangulong Duterte. Wala po kaming ibang hangarin ni Pangulong DUtette kundi kabutihan ng bawat Pilipino dahil mahal namin kayo,” Go said. Other priority concerns under Go’s legislative agenda include programs for agriculture, housing for the poor, education, long-term sports development, fire protection and prevention, localized peace talks, barangay welfare, creation of a Department of OFW, and improved benefits for senior citizens.

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of business operations. “While Filipinos have the spirit of resilience, it is not an excuse for us to not do anything,” Solidum said. In converting resilience of hope to action, Solidum urges everyone to (1) reduce various losses; where people should still have their own livelihood; (2) ensure effective and efficient ways to respond in disasters; and (3) uphold fast recovery by understanding the hazards and its possible impacts. “Preparedness is everyone’s work and business,” the undersecretary stressed. Thus, training high school teachers is just one step in bracing for a resilient and disaster prepared nation. PHIVOLCS is a service institute of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) that is principally mandated to mitigate disasters that may arise from volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, tsunami and other related geotectonic phenomena. (RTP/PIA10)

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The next product was the new and improved Bloomwash Inverter Plus washing machine. The Zen Direct Drive Inverter Technology allows a quiet yet high wash performance and ensures high energy savings. Its Hot Wash feature heats up the water up to 45°C to remove different types of stubborn stains and allergens. This was further supported by the lab test done by FAST Lab that showed the low bacterial count after just one wash cycle. The final product to be launched was the revolutionary Quattro French Door Refrigerator. Equipped with Whirlpool’s patented 6th Sense Technology, it is able to maintain the optimal environment of your food. The Fresh Lock automatically adjusts the temperature to maintain the freshness of fruits and vegetables while the Freeze Lock reduces freezer burns. Meanwhile, its FlexiFreeze compartment allows you to choose three different temperature levels depending on what food you are storing. Mr. Blanco Wong said, “We are happy to see that Whirlpool is always warmly welcomed here in the Philippines. The products we present today are meant to increase the comfort and security of every Filipino. It’s our goal to provide energy efficiency along with the high quality performance that Whirlpool has been known for for over 100 years. Our future plans will definitely include innovative features and better quality suited for the different needs in the Filipino market. With the support of Exatech, Whirlpool will surely continue to bring delight to our consumers in the years to come.” The latest Whirlpool

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by launching the Business Bank, reengineered housing and auto loan processes and opened 100 more branches. “Our goal is to see that our SME loans, consumer loans, and microfinance loans, will over time account for a larger percentage of our loan book, which is predominantly corporate in nature,” he said. “This will translate into higher loan yields and better net interest margins for the loan portfolio as a whole.” “We believe we are the Philippine bank with the highest digital adoption rate in terms of number of users. Digitalization is about enhancing the client experience with our bank,” Cosing said. Phase two of the digitalization journey will be focused on establishing a baseline that will allow clients to engage more, be empowered and experience everyday, Cosing said. “Digitalization will allow us to become more financially inclusive by increasing engagement with small and medium scale enterprises (SMEs) and the lower-middle and lower income customer segments,” he said. One way to do is through open banking, which makes the bank’s services available as application programming interfaces (APIs) to fintech and e-commerce companies such as G-Cash and Lazada. Another is the BPI Direct BanKo, a “reincarnated platform” that makes loans to self-employed microentrepreneurs. In three years, BanKo has made over P4 billion in loans to almost 60,000 entrepreneurs. Although banks, with current cost restrictions, tend to give more attention to larger corporates and mid-upper income tier customers, “SMEs and the lower-middle to lower-income consumer segments are growing at a very fast rate,” Cosing said. “Digitalization will reduce our cost to serve and will therefore permit a much higher level of engagement with these segments,” the BPI CEO said. It will make “financial inclusion truly sustainable,” Cosing said. “(It) is about enhancing the client experience with our bank,” he said. “Digitalization will empower our clients as they will be able to bank with us at any time wherever they may be and in a manner that is responsive to their particular requirements,” he said.

Wednesday, Mayl 1, 2019 In closing, Cosing rallied stockholders to confidence, saying, “We are BPI--ready today, ready tomorrow.” (MPS)

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was using the maximum access volume (MAV) as system for importing rice. Now, businessmen are allowed to import rice freely but the imports will be subjected to tariff and a Sanitary and Phytosanitory Import Clearance must first be secured from the Department of Agriculture-Bureau of Plant Industry (DA-BPI). Determining how much rice buffer is needed is still under study but authorities have said that the optimal level is for an inventory enough to accommodate the country’s requirements for 15 to 30 days. The buffer will be primarily distributed during disaster relief programs but the rice supply can also be sold to the public before the grain’s quality deteriorates. (PNA)

Sports... from page 4

Aside from our alltime favorite basketball, we should also promote with the same interest and enthusiasm our traditional sports and games. No one will promote our traditional sports and games as avidly as us Moros. The BARMM is our opportunity to adopt a regional policy framework on traditional sports and games, to create development programs and establish a sports bureau responsible for its promotion, development and sustainability. When we talk about traditional sports and games, we are talking two forms: The first one is the sports and games associated with the Sunnah (practice) of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and this includes archery (al-rimāyah), horse riding (rukūb al-khayl), running (jarī), stick fighting, strength exercises, swimming (sabāhat) and wrestling (musāri’at). The second one pertains to indigenous sports and games present among the 13 Moro ethnolinguistic groups such as sipa (sepak takraw in Malay), silat and kuntaw (traditional martial arts); and swimming and rowing among the BARMM island ethnic groups. While the traditional games can be lodged with the Bureau of Cultural Heritage or its future replacement, the traditional sports can be managed by a sports bureau lodged under the education ministry. Can we invest in youth and children development through traditional sports and games? Can we bring back the parks and public spaces where these games can be played safely and enthusiastically by our children? Can we establish youth center in strategic places where traditional sports can be learned, mastered and played; not just as sports or for physical

fitness but in the knowledge as these sports and games are being played across Bangsamoro, we are perpetuating our common heritage? Can we echo the Scots’ Highland Games where traditional sports and games are exhibited? We understand that the Bangsamoro Transition Authority (BTA) has its hands full of priority legislations.. However, let us hope that sports and fitness players and enthusiasts among them will remember to include and integrate traditional sports and games either in the Education Code or as a separate policy framework to highlight its relevance to Bangsamoro identity and heritage. This is our best and last chance. I hope we can act on this the soonest. If we fail, we only have ourselves to blame, especially us, the present generation. If we fail, we will lose an important chunk of our heritage and the succeeding generations will curse us for our failure. (MindaViews is the opinion section of MindaNews. Noor Saada is a Tausug of mixed ancestry – born in Jolo, Sulu, grew up in Tawi-tawi, studied in Zamboanga and worked in Davao, Makati and Cotabato. He is a development worker and peace advocate, former Assistant Regional Secretary of the Department of Education in the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao, currently working as an independent consultant and is a member of an insider-mediation group that aims to promote intra-Moro dialogue.)

Labor... from page 1

include a portion of joint employer-employee orientation. To implement this provision, Department Order No. 198-18 stated that the agency together with ac-

credited safety organizations will conduct a free workers, occupational safety and health (OSH) seminar at least twice a month as part of their advocacy in promoting and sustaining a safe and health workplace. Tubiano identified the following organizations as their training partners here in Region 10: J3 Trainers and Consultants, HSE International Health Safety and Environment Consultancy, MSRS Safety and Health Training Services, MJ Consulting Services and Safety Organization of the Philippines, Inc. (SOPI). The five organizations inked a memorandum of agreement (MOA) with DOLE Monday for the purpose. Tubiano said there are a total of three million workers in Region 10 in medium, small and micro-enterprises (MSMEs) which must undergo the mandatory eighthour orientation.

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Such projection was in response to the reported slight slowdown in the region’s economic performance in 2018 based on the area’s Gross Regional Domestic Product. A report released last week by the Philippine Statistics Authority showed that the region’s economic growth declined to 6.9 percent from the previous 8.3 percent mainly due to the sluggish performance of the agriculture and fishing sectors. Quiratman said agricultural production might suffer another setback this year due to the impact of the El Nino Phenomenon but it could be offset by the expansions in the trade services and construction sectors. Among the ongoing

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major construction projects is the P959-million rehabilitation of the city international airport, which is due for completion in two years. He said the project will improve the region’s connectivity to other major areas of the country and “hopefully to areas abroad.” These will be complemented by other support projects under the “Build, Build, Build” program implemented by the Department of Public Works and Highways and the Department of Transportation, he said. Quiratman said they expect these initiatives to “directly contribute to increasing investments, enhance economic opportunities and provide jobs in the region.” He said the other projects that are considered of “regional significance” are the Malitubog-Maridagao Irrigation Project-Phase 2 and the Kabulnan 2 Multipurpose Irrigation Project in the provinces of North Cotabato and Sultan Kudarat. This year, Quiratman said the initial works are slated to begin for the development of the Soccsksargen General Hospital and the South Cotabato State College in Surallah, South Cotabato. “The people of Region 12 will have better access to health care and education services, and opportunities that will ultimately develop their full potential to compete globally,” he added. (MindaNews) EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE OF A DECEASED PERSON Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the late REYNALDO MURING ALOLOR, who died without a will on May 26, 2018 at the Northern Mindanao Medical Center, Cagayan de Oro City; That the deceased at the time of his death left his conjugal share to real properties (ESTATE), particularly described as follows: PARCEL 1; Lot No. 141, Ccs-10003890; Original Certificate of Title Nos. 2016000048; Residential Free Patent Nos. 104305-2014-39; Owner: REYNALDO M. ALOLOR; Location: Barangay 26, Cagayan de Oro City; “A Parcel of land (Lot 141, CCs-10003890, situated at the Barangay 26, City of Cagayan de Oro, Province of Misamis Oriental, Island of Mindanao; Containing an area of FIFTY FIVE (55) square meters.”; PARCEL 2; Lot Nos. 1369-F, Psd-10-062452; Transfer Certificate of Title Nos. AT-34944; Tax Declaration No. 02-12-19326; Owner: REYNALDO ALOLOR, married to EMELDA D. ALOLOR; Location: Sta Fe, Libona, Bukidnon, Island of Mindanao; Area: TWO THOUAND SIX HUNDRED SIXTY SIX (2,666) square meters; PARCEL 3; Acquired by virtue of a Deed of Absolute Sale dated August 20, 2011 from Wilfredo Jangao, as per Doc. 37; Page No. 7; Book No. XIV, Series of 2011 in the Notarial Registry of Atty. Lynn Amor L. PAclar Panulaya; Lot NO. 11419F-7; Tax Declaration Nos. 947320; Tax Declarant: WILFREDO JANGAO; Location: Logu lo, Alubijid, Misamis Oriental; Area: TWO THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED SIXTEEN (2,316) square meters; are the subject of EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE OF A DECEASED PERSON; made and entered into by and between; IMELDA D. ALOLOR, of legal age, Filipino, a widow and a resident of Loguilo, Alubijid, Misamis Oriental and BRIYANA D. ALOLOR, a minor and represented by the mother IMELDA D. ALOLOR; Under Notary Public of Atty. LYNN AMOR L. PACLAR-PANULAYA; as per Doc No. 62; Page No. 13; Book No. XLVIII; Series of 2018. MDN: May 1, 8 & 15, 2019

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PHILBEX Davao 2019 marks 5th year with new event highlights BRINGING with it its world-class expertise in trade show presentation and impressive global network, PHILBEX Davao has undoubtedly ushered a new age of Mindanaoan construction and design. As PHILBEX Davao returns for its 5th year, the highly anticipated trade show marks this significant milestone with new show highlights. With the introduction of these new event features, PHILBEX Davao aims to further elevate its visitors’ trade experience and likewise pave the way for prodigious business-to-business opportunities. Living up to its claim as the ultimate destination for all things construction and design, PHILBEX Davao is proud to debut the first-ever Furniture Pavilion at this year’s show. Conceived to showcase the region’s finest furniture suppliers and their spectacular interior fixtures, the pavilion not only turns the spotlight on homegrown talents and productions but also bridges the gap between local artisans, entrepreneurs, buyers, and investors. Among the participants

at this year’s furniture pavilion are Tadeco Home Décor which creates products using all-natural abaca fibers; Casa Soriano Furniture, a renowned global manufacturer of customized furniture and home décor since 1991; and EJ Pasia, a notable architect leading a team of professionals who are collectively redefining contemporary Filipino architecture. Aside from the Furniture Pavilion, another new addition to PHILBEX Davao’s roster of highlights

is the World of Safety and Security Davao. Recognizing the importance of safeguarding the wellbeing of communities, this new pavilion will be exhibiting select safety and security products that can be used inside and outside homes, offices, and other spaces. Apart from these, the pavilion will also be featuring fire and safety trucks from various exhibitors. With this new event highlight, PHILBEX Davao hopes to improve the security standards and measures of

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Catch various safety products and services like Star Armor in WOSAS Davao

infrastructures. Envisioned to bring unprecedented growth and progress for one of Mindanao’s most promising economic sectors, PHILBEX See PHILBEX, page 11

Spectacular displays by EJ Pasia to be watched out in the PHILBEX Davao Furniture Pavilion (c) ejpasia.com

Tadeco Home Decor’s unique fixtures at the PHILBEX Davao Furniture Pavilion (c) T adeco H ome D ecor website

See PHILBEX, page 11

Whirlpool launches new products for the Philippine market Blanco Wong (Managing Director, Whirlpool SEA)

Alfredo Iporac, Jr. (Customer Solutions and Product Development Manager, Meralco)

Kevin Rago (Trade Marketing Officer, Whirlpool)

Ryan Philip Mistades (Asst. Brand Manager, Whirlpool)

Rodrigo Salamoni (Marketing Director, Whirlpool SEA)

Nixon Y. Sioco (President & CEO, Exatech)

From L-R: Mr. Raymond Wee, Whirlpool SEA Head of Business Development; Mr. Blanco Wong, Whirlpool SEA Managing Director; Mr. Nixon Sioco, Exatech President & CEO; Mr. Rodrigo Salamoni, Whirlpool SEA Marketing Director and Mr. Chris Sioco, Exatech Sales Director.

Whirlpool products

Donita Rose, Event host and Whirlpool Mom

WHIRLPOOL and Excellence Appliance Technologies, Inc. (Exatech) recently introduced three new products in the Philippines. For twenty-seven years, Whirlpool and Exatech have joined together to bring quality US appliances to Filipino consumers. Coming from a humble beginning as a local appliance retailer, Exatech has grown into an international distributor after its partnership with Whirlpool in 1992. Now, three new products were launched at the Marco Polo Ortigas Manila Hotel ballroom. Special guests included Mr. Blanco Wong, Managing Director of Whirlpool Southeast Asia, and Mr. Rodrigo Salamoni, Marketing Director of Whirlpool Southeast Asia. Hosted by Ms. Donita Rose, the program consisted of demonstrating the unique product features to the audience. The first product to be revealed was the MWP 305 ES Vancouver microwave oven. Built with an integrated handle and touch-screen design, this model is perfect even for first-time users. The 30-liter capacity including the grill and steam function also makes it flexible for all kinds of cooking needs. See WHIRLPOOL, page 11