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Wildlife smugglers bound for MNL nabbed in Surigao

By FROILAN GALLARDO, MindaNews

AGAYAN de Oro — Police manning a checkpoint in Tandag City on Sunday intercepted a shipment of wildlife bound for the lucrative markets in Manila, police said.

A cursory check on two vehicles, Ford Everest and a Toyota Innova, yielded cages of parrots, exotic monitor lizards and other endangered species at the checkpoint in Barangay Buenavista, Tandag City in Surigao del Sur on Sunday, Lt. Col. Christian Rafols II, PNP Caraga spokesperson, said. Rafols said that when

police officers demanded a permit to transport wildlife, the three suspects on board the vehicles could not produce any. He said the policemen immediately detained the suspects who were identified as Dante L. Toledo, 40, resident of Brgy. Calumpang in General Santos City; Joel C. Demoral, 38, resident of Bulua in Cagayan de Oro

City; and Jory C. Demoral, 51, resident of Bankerohan in Davao City. “Personnel from the DENR (Department of Environment and Natural Resources) together with our police officers are still conducting an inventory of the birds and animals,” Rafols said. Rafols said the endangered birds and animals may have come from Mati City in Davao Oriental, and transported overland to Pasay City where there is a lucrative illegal wildlife trade. “The forest around Mati city is a biodiversity hotspot

Leader of lawless group, follower nabbed in Malungon By MINDANEWS

See WILDLIFE, page 17

Three persons behind the transport of wildlife that would be sold in Manila were arrested Sunday, October 27, 2019 at a checkpoint in Tandag City. PNP Caraga andout

JOINT operatives arrested an alleged leader of a lawless group in Sarangani province and one of his followers, and recovered at least 14 high-powered firearms in separate raids on Friday in Malungon town. Lt. Col. Lino Capellan, public information officer of the Police Regional Office (PRO)-12, identified the suspects as Luis Lañelyn Malila alias “Kumander Lo” and Tornica Masday Malila, both residents of Sitio Datal Lutay, Barangay B’laan in Malungon. See NABBED, page 19

Slain MisOcc mayor’s body arrives in hometown By DIVINA SUSON, PNA

Col. John Kirby Kraft (left) formally takes over as the director of the Davao City Police Office in a turnover ceremony Friday afternoon (25 October 2019). Kraft, who was the regional director of the Highway Patrol Group in Region 3, replaces Col. Alexander Tagum, who will take a new post as senior executive assistant to the Philippine National Police officer-in-charge, Lt. Gen. Archie Gamboa. mindanews photo by manman dejeto

CLARIN, MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL -- The remains of Clarin town Mayor David Navarro is now laid at his residence in Barangay Lapasan here, while the vice mayor has immediately succeeded as the town’s top local executive. Navarro’s white coffin, draped with the national

flag, arrived at the Ozamiz City port past 6:30 a.m. Sunday, two days after the mayor was slain in Cebu City while being transported to the city prosecutor’s office for the inquest proceedings of the charges he is facing for mauling a masseur. In a hall decorated with white fresh flowers, floors

covered with a green mat, the remains were placed beside Navarro’s blown-up photograph. The family asked for an exclusive time until 12 noon after which visitors started to arrive. Bonifacio town mayor Samson Dumanjog, who is also the president of the League of Municipalities See BODY, page 19

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PIE-MO Industries Association hands out educational kits T Story and Photo by MARK FRANCISCO

HE Phividec Industrial Estate Management Office (PIEMO) Industries Association handed out educational kits to Rosario Elementary School in barangay Rosario, Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental last Friday, October 18. The educational kits were in the form of s e ve n e x t e r n a l drives filled with a total of 1TB each of educational materials in various subjects. The kits – purchased from Knowledge Channel – were also filled with educational videos and games. There’s also a training video where teachers must watch it to learn how to integrate the kit contents in their day-to-day lessons effectively. PIE-MO Industries Association is the as-

sociation of locators and enterprises registered within Phividec Industrial Estate which encompasses the municipalities of Tagoloan and Villanueva. The activity last Saturday was the second installment of the Adopt A School project of PIE-MO Industries Association. In 2018, the group donated seven television sets connected to SkyCable Direct Connection. PIE-MO Industries Association is led by its president Augustus Adis. Other officers included vice president (internal affairs) Edgardo de Veyra, vice president (external affairs) Atty. Jewela Boiser, secretary Leoncio Ang, treasurer Ferdinand Bernasor and auditor Arsenio Sebastian III.

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XU college freshman wins MisOr’s stat quiz

RGEY Nambatac of Xavier University won the 25th Philippine Statistics Quiz (PSQ) Misamis Oriental Provincial Eliminations. On October 9, 2019 at the Grand Caprice Restaurant and Convention Center at one in the afternoon, Nambatac bested 13 other hopefuls from other universities and colleges in the province. He was joined by Lex Nelson M. Carpio, also from the same university placing second and Jesse Michael G. Lituañas of University of Science and Technology of Southern Philippines won third place. Winners received Plaque and cash prizes. Coaches of the winners also received cash prizes. They will participate in the Regional Finals on November 12, 2019 together with the winners from the other provinces within Northern Mindanao. The Philippine Statistics Quiz is a

nationwide annual contest designed to test the knowledge on statistics of college freshman students enrolled in colleges and universities in the country. This was launched in 1992 by the then National Statistics Office (now a part of the Philippine Statistics Authority pursuant to RA 10625) and the Philippine Statistical Association, Incorporated (PSAI). They are still the organizers for this year’s PSQ together with the academic sector. For the Provincial Eliminations, the PSA partnered with the Commission on Higher Education X. Other participating schools include the following: • Lourdes College • STI College Cagayan de Oro • St. Peter’s College of Misamis Oriental, Inc • Southern Philippines College • COC PHINMA Education Network Each school has two participating students.

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My new minister of education This article is just for sharing. It is sharing with the Philippines and other developing countries. First, I talk about my minister of education. Then, I relate it with my experience in Bataan, Manila, in 2015 and that in Singapore in 2016. Education is either for preparing jobs or creating scientists. Let me talk about my new minister of education. He is globally recognized. He is the boss of G-Jek— the online folk-transportation. Folk-transportation has a sense that it is the motorbike transport. It is managed virtually. And, I believe the readers in the Philippines know it too. Nadiem Makarim, the

new minister of education and culture, is young enough. He is 35 years old. After finishing his Master degree in Harvard University, he went back to his home country: Indonesia. With his Go-Jek business, he is now the CEO with trillions of IDR asset. More amazingly, he is appointed the minister of education and culture. This ministry is the biggest management and leadership. With his master degree and experience in global business, he is expected to change this education affair. When we talk about education in Indonesia, we include now the basic level, secondary level, and even tertiary level. In

other words, it concerns all schools and universities in Indonesia. Why does President Jokowi appoint him? Here is just my educated guest. President might want him to change the horizon of education. It is not only educating the nations. It is not only making the people smart. More than that, President might want him to change the system. The system should make also the people creative, imaginative, and innovative. I remember when I was a keynote speaker in MAAP (Maritime Academy of Asia Pacific) in Bataan, near Manila, the Philippines in 2016. It was the international concference held by the

Dr. Djuwari

AUSN (American University of Sovereign Nations). One of the Doctor—I remember her name Dr. April—from the Philippines also delivered her speech. She said that almost 60 percent of the university graduates were not employed. They were not absorbed by the industries. That condition is almost the same as in Indonesia though I have not yet done any research on it. Due to the phenomenon See MINISTER, page 19

Nuts & Bolts

Media Relations and Public Relations are often terms used interchangeably

Contrary to popular belief, the two are not the same. Public relations is a strategic communication process that builds mutually beneficial relationships between organizations and their public’s. meanwhile… Media relation specialists usually connect with the media world on a daily basis. These professionals work to develop and design media plans that can become a blueprint for what the company hopes to accomplish at the local, national or international level. Business strategies are designed to manage and create positive perceptions of the company. What is Public Relations Public relations is the act of connecting and com-

municating through all the various relationships that a business or organization may have formed with the public. These various public’s can include employees, customers, industry, government entities, investors, charities, suppliers and the media. For instance, if you’re a business and you want inform, influence even persuade a certain group of people- you have been caught in the act of public relations. Public relations takes into consideration the bigger picture of how an organization relates and is perceived by the public at large. A good public relations strategy can not only help a company understand its customers and provide meaningful solutions, but

track those results and often forecast outcomes for future circumstances. PR can affect community behavior – sometimes even more so than advertising. Public relations professional often work with an organization’s senior management to deal directly with critical internal and external company events. Both traditional media and certainly now the Internet are utilized to communicate the appropriate message. The public relations professional’s toolbox includes the ability to research, write and speak. What is Media Relations Media relations can be described as a company’s interactions with editors, reporters and journalists. The media can be newspa-

BANGSAMORO IN TRANSITION

JEROME DE LA FUENTE

pers, radio, television and the internet. The goal is to communicate a client’s newsworthy message, story or information using the appropriate media outlets. A company may need only one person to work with the media or choose to hire a team depending on the amount of information that has to be controlled. This can be accomplished internally or an external agency can get the job done. As an effective media relations specialist it is essential to work with and not against the media. Developing a strong relationship with journalists, bloggers and content writers who See RELATIONS, page 19

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THE PLENARY: 11 Bills, 19 Resolutions

COTABATO City — We have prepared a wrap-up of what resolutions and bills were tackled on the floor these past two weeks to further relay with transparency to the public the measures that were tackled by the Bangsamoro Parliament. Proposed Resolution No. 106, “A resolution urging the National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP), Office of the Chief Minister, and the Office of the Speaker to create appropriate mechanisms to eliminate overlapping of powers, functions, and responsibilities between NCIP and the Bangsamoro government thru the Ministry on Indigenous Peoples Affairs (MIPA),”

was referred to the Committee on Indigenous Peoples’ Affairs. Proposed Resolution No. 113, “A resolution respectfully requesting the Interim Chief Minister to activate the Inter-Governmental Relations mechanism, for it to discuss and explore with the representatives of His Excellency President Rodrigo R. Duterte, the possible utilization of some military land reservations located within the Bangsamoro territory for purposes of socio-economic, charitable, or for other useful purposes,” was referred to the Committee on Rules. Proposed Resolutions No. 114 and No. 115 were treated as simple resolutions

and were moved as part of the business of the day, and they are: Proposed Resolution No. 114 “A resolution expressing the strong sense of the Bangsamoro Transition Authority to strengthen the 2020 Fiscal Framework of the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao through equitable and inclusive allocation in all Bangsamoro sub-regions,” underwent a period of interpellation. It was later adopted on October 24’s session. Proposed Resolution No. 115 “A resolution requesting the Office of the Chief Minister to include the

detailed separation plan for the ARMM employees during the Chief Ministers Hour,” was later withdrawn by Minority Floor Leader MP Laisa Alamia on October 18. Proposed Resolution No. 116, “A resolution calling for the creation of the Bangsamoro Sports Commission by the Bangsamoro parliament,” was also referred to the Committee on Rules. Bills 19 and 20 both held their 1st reading on October 16, and they are as follows: Bill No. 19 is “An act declaring October 29 of every year as Indigenous Peoples Day. Declaring such day as non-working holiday See RELATIONS, page 17

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Camiguin is PH’s top 4 most competitive province

AMIGUIN — Showing exemplary performance in the four pillars of index— Economic Dynamism, Government Efficiency, Infrastructure and Resiliency, the Province of Camiguin is named the fourth Most Competitive Province in the Cities and Municipalities Competitiveness Index Awards held October 24 at the Philippine International Convention Center. Spearheaded by the

the third place in Government Efficiency for the 3rd to 6th Class Municipalities Category. Awards are given to LGUs in four categories: 3rd to 6th Class Municipalities, 1st to 2nd Class Municipalities, Component Cities, and High Urbanized Cities. The CMCI is developed by the National Competitiveness Council (NCC) through the Regional Competitiveness Committees (RCCs). CAGAYAN de Oro City (Recthie T. Paculba/PIA10) -- To increase productivity and inspire the employees of Cagayan de Oro City Hall to do their job well, the city government here leads the groundbreaking ceremony of the City Employees Socialized Housing Project that will offer more than 500 housing units at Sitio Patpat, Barangay Lumbia, here, October 22. "This is very ambitious. Imagine, almost 70 hectares and then we plan to acquire more lots," Mayor Oscar Moreno said. The housing project is the very first City Hall Project for its personnel which covers an area of 10.6 hectares developed by the City Housing and Urban Development Department The local government of Clarin, Misamis Occidental puts its Philippine flag in half (CHUDD) through Pagmast after Mayor David Navarro was shot to death in Cebu City, Friday (October 25), while he was transported to the city prosecutor's office for inquest of his act IBIG financing. of lasciviousness and physical assault charges. divina m. suson Emphasizing that the Department of Trade and Industry through its Competitiveness Bureau, the 7th Regional Competitiveness Summit is participated in by 1,518 local government units (LGUs). Meanwhile, the Municipality of Mambajao is hailed as the country's Most Competitive Municipality for the 3rd to 6th Class Municipalities Category. The municipality also bagged the award for the Best in Economic Dynamism and

City hall to provide over 500 housing units to employees

Republic of the Philippines DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT Regional Office No. 10

CDO HOUSING PROJECT BENEFICIARY. One of the beneficiaries of the City Employees Socialized Housing Project, Ana Ocer, City Hall employee for 26 years, says the project is a realization of her dream to own a house since typhoon Sendong washed away their house in 2011. (RTP/Cagayan de Oro City)

project is one of the fruits of the city government's labor, Moreno said, "Kailangan ayusin natin ang ating (we have to fix our) competitiveness. Kailangan ayusin natin (we need to fix) the

elements of competitiveness: economic dynamism, resiliency, ease of doing business, government efficiency, and infrastructure. Nobody will do that for us."

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BUSINESS 6

NEDA chief bares changes in infrastructure program M

By JOANN VILLANUEVA, PNA

ANILA -- Several major bridge projects, with an estimated cost of at least PHP161.6 billion, will be removed from the priority infrastructure program of the government but smaller public-private partnership (PPP) projects will be included.

In a briefing on Friday on the sidelines of the Ambisyon Natin 2040 symposium and exposition at the SMX Aura Convention Center in Taguig City, Socioeconomic Planning Secretary and concurrent National Economic DevelSocioeconomic Planning Secretary and concurrent National Economic Development opment Authority (NEDA) Director-General Ernesto Authority Director-General Ernesto Pernia

Firms launch ‘incentivized’ plastic waste program By LADE JEAN KABAGANI

MANILA -- The Manila City government, in partnership with the Pasig River Rehabilitation Commission (PRRC) and various private companies, on Saturday launched an incentivized plastic waste collection program as part of efforts to address the country's waste problem and save Pasig River from pollution. Manila Vice Mayor Honey Lacuna said the community-based program dubbed as 'Kolek, Kilo, Kita para Walastik na Maynila' aims to maintain a healthy relationship among residents, the local government unit (LGU) and private partners in protecting the environment. "Residents here are encouraged to collect their

light plastic wastes and surrender it to the Unilever Philippines, every kilo of plastic waste corresponds a PHP10 worth of Unilever's home care products as their incentive," Lacuna said. "This is (a) partnership along with (Mayor Isko Moreno's) Pera sa Basura Program, the residents will be compensated but not in (monetary form). Instead, they will be getting usable products," she added. Lacuna reiterated Mayor Isko Moreno's call for proper waste disposal and solid waste management. Unilever Philippines chairman and chief executive officer Benjie Yap said collection centers are installed in every barangay

‘KOLEK, KILO, KITA’. Residents fall in line waiting for their turn to weigh their plastic wastes at the launch of the ‘Kolek, Kilo, Kita para Walastik na Maynila’ on Saturday (Oct. 26, 2019). Under the program, residents will get PHP10 worth of homecare products from Unilever Philippines for every kilo of collected plastic wastes. (PNA photo by Lade Kabagani)

Pernia said these include the Leyte-Surigao link bridge, Cebu-Bohol link bridge, and Luzon-Samar link bridge. He said these projects are hard to implement right now due to the lack of technological and engineering equipment. The three projects he named needed to be built in very deep waters. “We found it to be unfeasible from the feasibility study in terms of economic viability,” he said, noting the new list of priority projects will be posted on the NEDA website by next week. He pointed out that PPP projects to be included on the list are “game-changing” infrastructures that are regional in scope. This decision is a turnaround from the earlier stance against pure PPP projects, which will be built, operated and managed by private entities. The current economic team previously preferred to finance infrastructure projects through combined funds from the national government and official development assistance (ODA) loans and offer the operations and management of these projects to the private sector. It called

projects under this system as hybrid PPP. Pernia admitted that “there was some hesitancy to PPP projects before but overtime minds tend to adjust to reality and I think this is what's happening.” “And also my philosophy, which I have already mentioned in a meeting, is that we should look at the bigger picture. Let’s not be too obsessed about little gains to be made by the private sector proponent or a little lost on the part of the government,” he said. The NEDA chief said what should be focused on is the impact of the project on the economy, on employment, and on domestic growth. "Let's count those things rather than this little cost to the government or gains to the private sector. It’s not good to be too restrictive,” he said, citing that some of these restrictions are hampering the entry of foreign investments. “I’m thinking more about the forest than just the trees. And so we have to look at the benefit to the forest to greening to the rehabilitation of the forest, rather than to, you know, these individual trees that are part of the ecosystem, but, you know, we have to look at the bigger picture,” he said. Pernia said he has yet to discuss this change in the infrastructure program with Finance Secretar y Carlos Dominguez, although he already told Finance Undersecretary Karen Singson about it. (PNA)

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Employees... from page 5

One of the beneficiaries, Ana Ocer, City Hall employee for 26 years, said the project is a realization of her dream to own a house. "Dako kaayo akong pasalamat nga nahimo kani siya nga programa sa City Hall Employee Socialized Housing Project. Ako nangandoy gyud ko nga naa ko'y kaugalingon nga balay kay gapuyo ko diha sa Acacia Street. Subo pamalandungon nga nabanlas among balay sa trahedya nga Sendong," Ocer shared. (I am really thankful that the City Hall Employee Socialized Housing Project was created. I really dreamed of having my own house because I just live in Acacia Street. It is so sad that our house was washed away when typhoon Sendong hit the city) Located in the southern part of Barangay Lumbia, the housing project is a fiveminute distance ride from the center of the barangay

that will soon be surrounded with amenities and facilities such as sports complex, city hospital, and institutions. The community is one of the city's proposed 60-hectare township. It is also aimed to be the gateway to creating a diverse community in Cagayan de Oro. Each housing unit will have a 100 square meter area and owners will only have to pay about P3,000 per month as the land development will no longer be charged to them. "This is not a guarantee of success. This is just the beginning of another phase and this phase is called implementation. It's not going to be easy, there will be challenges. There will be obstacles that will come our way. There will be contingencies that we will be needing along the way. There will be problems. Ang importante (what is important) is let's give ourselves completely ani nga (to this) project," Moreno said. (Recthie T. Paculba/ PIA10)

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The innovations in education technolog y in recent years allow students and teachers to have a much more stable environment, granting full access to the learning materials and methods they need individually and holistically. Today’s students will become the workforce representatives in the early to mid-2020s. Recognizing that the software industry will be the sector to really hone in on, learning how to code even on a basic level can separate the millennials from the older workers. In almost any corporate tech position, having a coding skill set and/ or background is either required or highly suggested.

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MOGCHS wins Misamis Oriental division PhilHealth Quiz Bee

AGAYAN de Oro City – Assim Jumaira Hadji of Misamis Oriental General Comprehensive High School (MOGCHS) won first place in the 1stNational Quiz Bee of Philippine Health Corporation (Philhealth) division level held at MOGCHS Cagayan de Oro City. Second place went to Angelie Claire Pelaez of Talisayan Senior High School and third place went to Jenneth A. Casiño of Jasaan Senior High School. In partnership with the Department of Education (DepEd), a total of 36 schools from the Misamis Oriental division joined the contest. Merlyn H. Ybañez, head public affairs unit of Philhealth said the contest is divided into four levels: division, regional and PRO NCR branch level, area and PRO level then national level. She added, grand prize winner at the national will get P100,000, coach P30,000 and school will receive com-

In partnership with the Department of Education (DepEd), a total of 36 schools from the Misamis Oriental division joined the contest of the 1st PhilHealth National Quiz Bee. (JMOR/PIA10)

puter set. The highest scorer per DepEd Division Office will be automatically declared as winner and will be representative for the regional level of competition. P e d r o E s t a n o J r. , PhD, school principal of

MOGCHS explained this will give information to the students in the sense that the objective and goals of Philhealth is already integrated in the subject of Senior High. “This quiz bee will then add their knowledge to

how important Philhealth is not only to the students but most importantly to the family,” he said. “We believe that the students will then be the advocators, they will serve as ambassadors to their See QUIZ, page 19

Miss Kuyamis 2019 Chella Grace Falconer gidayeg ni Emano GIPASALAMATAN, Gikalipay ug Giila ni Gobernador Bambi Emano ang dakung natampo ni Ms. Chella Grace Falconer sa pagpaila sa mga Tourist Destinations sa Lalawigan sa Misamis Oriental resulta sa iyang pagsalmot sa MISS MILLENNIAL 2019 sa Eat bulaga. Kini ang pamahayag ni Emano nga subsub nga nagasubay sa Miss Millennial 2019 Grand Finals bisan kasamtangang on leave ang Gobernador. "nalipay ko ug daku sa kalampusan nga nakab-ut ni Chella Falconer". matud ni Emano. Siya usab midugang nga bisan ug wala masakmit ni Falconer ang korona sa maong panagtigi apan ang iyang pagsulod sa top Ten daku na kaayong garbo alang sa mga katawhan sa tibuok lalawigan sa Misamis Oriental. "Gibitbit ni Chella Falconer ang dungog sa mga

Misamisnon tungod kay pinaagi kaniya iyang gimantala sa tibuok kalibutan ang mga maanindot nga lugar, sama sa tin-aw nga kadagatan, bugnaw ug limpyong mga busay, lamiang mga pagkaon, mapinanggaong katawhan ug ang mga tinagong hiyas sa Lalawigan." Sumpay ni Emano. Samtang nadasig si Atty. Jeffrey Saclot, ang Provincial Tourism Officer duyog ang delegasyon sa kapitolyo nga giubanan ni Ms. Carol Lim Caidic, ang Assistant Provincial Administrator sa gipakitang performance ni Falconer. “Ang panaw ni Chella sa maong kumpetisyon nagsilbing inspirasyon sa mga kabataan ug kabatan-onan, Thank you for representing Misamis Oriental well. A Top 10 finish is still a huge victory. Congratulations, Chella Falconer". Matud ni

Saclot Kahinumduman nga si Chella Grace Falconer mao ang napili nga Miss Kuyamis Festival 2019 niadtong bulan sa Enero ug kasamtangang nagsilbi isip tourism am-

bassadress tungod kay tinguha ni Gobernador Bambi Emano ang pagpakaylap ug pagpakusog sa industriya sa turismo isip flagship program sa iyang administrasyon.

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within the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) and appropriating funds thereof.” Bill No. 20 is “An act creating the Bureau of Halal Accreditation and Regulation, appropriating funds thereof.” As for the bills which were on their 2nd stages, Bill No. 9’s reading, “An act creating the Bangsamoro Regional Commission on Population Management and Development, appropriating funds therefor, and for other purposes,” was suspended due to the absence of its authors. For the plenary’s business of the day, Resolution No. 110’s period of interpellation was suspended. Resolution No. 110, “A resolution calling for the creation of a bureau that will focus on promoting the welfare and addressing the needs, issues, and concerns of the orphans and widows who are victims of war and violence,” was later adopted on October 18. Resolution No. 111, “A resolution urging the Ministry of Health to prioritize and intensify programs on Polio prevention following the outbreak in the province of Lanao del Sur,” was adopted. On October 17, the session started discussing Resolutions No. 117, “A resolution calling for the Bangsamoro Transition Authority’s sessions to finish or go into recess a reasonable time before Jummah prayers on Fridays,” and No. 118, “a resolution calling for the Bangsamoro government to acquire either by cession of the National government or by purchase of shares of the Al-Amanah Islamic Investment Bank appropriating funds therefore from its block grant,” were both treated as simple resolutions and were moved as part of the business of the day. Resolution No. 117 was later adopted on October 18, while Resolution No. 118, was referred to the Committee on Finance, Budget, and Management on October 17. Resolution No. 119, “Resolution urging the Ministry of Health to include in their primary program the establishment of the mobile/bus hospital in every province of the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) including the sixty-three (63) barangays in North Cotabato,” was referred to Committee on Health while Resolution No. 120, “A resolution encouraging all banks and financial institutions with branches operating within the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao to open Islamic banking windows in their respective branches,” was referred to Committee on Finance, Budget and Management. Bills No. 21 and 22 were referred to their appropriate committees after the first reading on October 17. Bill No. 21 is “An act creating the Barter Trade Center in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Mus-

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lim Mindanao (BARMM) and providing organization setup defining its power and functions and appropriating funds thereof.” Bill No. 22 is “An act mandating all licensed local and foreign recruitment agencies operating within the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) to register for accreditation at the Ministry of Labor and Employment (MOLE). For Bill No. 16, “An act establishing the Bangsamoro Economic and Development Council, defining its powers and functions, appropriating funds therefor, and for other purposes,” MP Baintan Adil-Ampatuan delivered her sponsorship speech. Both MP Adil-Ampatuan and Laisa Masuhud-Alamia answered the queries of their fellow members of the parliament during the period of interpellation. On October 18, the period of interpellation of Bill No. 16 continued. Its period of interpellation closed on October 24. The measure was referred to the Committee on Rules. On October 23, Resolution No. 79 was referred to Committee on Local Government. Resolution No. 79 is, “A resolution urging the Bangsamoro government to strengthen the disaster management capacity of all local government units (LGUs) in the Bangsamoro.” Meanwhile, Resolution No. 121, “A resolution calling on the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) to look into the plight of distressed Overseas Filipino Workers from BARMM, to know their conditions, and to assist them in obtaining all the help and benefits they

ought to receive from the National government,” was treated as a simple resolution and was moved to be part of the business of the day. Resolution No. 122, “A resolution appealing to Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) national office to review and assess the implementation of the Memorandum Circular No. 121-2019 reflecting environmental care and awareness by sparing the old trees from road clearing operations nationwide,” was referred to the Committee on Local Government, and Committee on Environment, Natural Resources, and Energy. Resolution No. 139, “A resolution expressing sincerest and deepest condolences to the family of the late and former Senate President Aquilino “Nene” Pimentel, Jr.” was treated as a simple resolution and became part of the business of the day. It was adopted on the same day. Parliament Bill No. 23, “An act protecting the rights of Internally Displaced Persons of the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao, providing support therefor, and for other purposes,” underwent its first reading. Resolution No. 114, “A resolution expressing the strong sense of the Bangsamoro Transition Authority to strengthen the 2020 Fiscal Framework of the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao through equitable and inclusive allocation in all Bangsamoro sub-regions,” was adopted on October 24. EXTRAJUDICIAL PARTITION WITH DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE OF A PORTION OF A PARCEL OF LAND

That the herein ADJUDICATORSVENDORS are the only legitimate and compulsory heirs of the spouses the late BONIFACIO R. MAHINAY SR., and the Late ROSITA E. MAHINAY, being their surviving children, who both died intestate of Alae, Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon, on August 21, 2008 and July 17, 2010,respectively. That the decease spouses. The Late BONIFACIO R. MAHINAY, and the Late Rosita E. Mahinay, left a parcel of land, described and bounded as follows; A PARCEL OF LAND (Lot 30-H,Psd-10-010230, being a portion of Lot 30-H,Pls-854, Alae Public Land Subdivision) situated in Barrio of Alae, Municipality of Manolo Fortich, Province of Bukidnon, Island of Mindanao, with an area of more or less THREE HUNDRED FIVE (305) square meters. Covered by Transfer Certificate of Title No, T-25655 issued by the Registry of Deeds for the Province of Bukidnon, and Tax Declaration No. 02-15-7429. Is subject of Deed of Extrajudicial Settlement With Absolute Sale, under the Notarial Registry of Atty. Juliano C. Lavisores, per Doc. No. 128, Page No, 27.Book No.97, Series of 2011.

Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the late BALBINO NADUMA, who died intestate without leaving any will; that the deceased is the declared owner of a certain parcel of land, which is more particularly bounded and described as follows: “A PARCEL OF LAND, located at HUBANGON, MAHINOG, CAMIGUIN PROVINCE, bearing Tax Declaration No. I-5113098 denominated as Lot No. 1364, containing an area of 434 SQUARE METERS, embraced under ICT NO. ______; are the subject of EXTRAJUDICIAL PARTION with DEED of ABSOLUTE SALE of a portion of Estate of BALBINO NADUMA is made, executed and entered into by and between: CATALINA N. TIMBAL, of legal age, Filipino citizen, married and a resident of Hubangon, Mahinog, Camiguin Province; LYDIA N. SOLIJON, of legal age, Filipino citizen, married and a resident of Hubangon, Mahinog, Camiguin Province; LODIVINA NADUMA, of legal age, Filipino citizen, and a resident of Hubangon, Mahinog, Camiguin Province; RODULFO NADUMA, of legal age, Filipino citizen, and a resident of Hubangon, Mahinog, Camiguin Province; NOLI VINCENT TIMBAL, of legal age, Filipino citizen and a resident of Hubangon, Mahinog, Camiguin Province; GERLYN N. TUBONGBANUA, of legal age, Filipino citizen, and a resident of Hubangon, Mahinog, Camiguin Province; Now therefore, the HEIRS/ VENDORS agreed to adjudicate unto themselves the above-described property and for and in consideration of the sum of FIFTY THOUSAND PESOS (Php50,000.00) Philippine Currency, to us in hand paid with our entire satisfaction from MARK A. PAGARA, likewise of legal ages, Single Filipino Citizen and a resident of Hubangon, Mahinog, Camiguin Province; Under Notary Public of Atty. VITO M. CARRILLO; as per Doc. No. 171; Page No. 36; Book No. 109; Series of 2019.

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DEED OF EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT WITH ABSOLUTE SALE KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS; This agreement entered into by and between REY E. MAHINAY, single, BONIFACIO E. MAHINAY,JR., MARICHU M. REMOTIN, CHRISTINE M. IPOLAN, all married, all of legal ages, Filipinos and residing at Alae, Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon, hereinafter called the ADJUDICATORSVENDORS and GENEROSA S. NOVAL, also of legal age, Filipino, widow, and residing at Malaybalay City, Bukidnon, hereinafter called the VENDEE. WITNESSETH

During the last day of this month’s sessions on October 25, three separate resolutions intended for the welfare of the mujahideens were discussed in the plenary: Resolution No. 123 “A resolution calling for the creation and/or constitution of a special committee to compile the names of Bangsamoro fighters (mujahideens) who sacrificed their lives in effectuating Bangsamoro’s right to selfdetermination so that proper acknowledgement/recognition be accorded to them and their family.” Resolution No. 126 “A resolution urgently requesting the Interim Chief Minister Al Haj Murad Ebrahim through the Ministry of Finance and Budget and Management (MFBM), MP Eduard U. Guerra, to allocate funds for emergency financial assistance to MILF and MNLF combatants and their families pending the releases and implementation of the special development and rehabilitation program as provided for in the organic law.” Resolution No. 127 “A resolution honoring the Bangsamoro fallen soldiers (shuhada) and granting monetary award to their survivors.” It was agreed by the plenary to consolidate the three, and referred to the Committee on Rules, and Committee on Finance, and Budget, and Management. Five (5) Cabinet bills were

also presented on the floor which were all referred to the Committee on Rules: Cabinet Bill No. 26, “An act creating the Attorney General’s Office, to provide for its functions and powers, and for related purposes.” Cabinet Bill No. 27, “An act promoting the development of sports in the Bangsamoro autonomous region, establishing the Bangsamoro Sports Commission, providing funds therefor and for other purposes.” Cabinet Bill No. 28, “An act creating and establishing the Bangsamoro Youth Commission, defining its powers, functions, and responsibilities, appropriating funds therefor, and for other purposes. Cabinet Bill No. 29, “An act creating the Bangsamoro Planning and Development Authority in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao, and appropriating funds therefor.” Cabinet Bill No. 30, “An act establishing the Bangsamoro Economic and Development Council, defining its powers, functions, and responsibilities, appropriating funds therefor, and for other purposes.” Meanwhile, Bill No. 22, which held its first reading on October 17, was referred to Committee on Labor and Employment following its second reading on October 25. The parliament will convene to resume its first regular session on November 20.

Republic of the Philippines REGIONAL TRIAL COURT OF LANAO DEL SUR 12TH Judicial Region BRANCH 10 Hall of Justice, Marawi City IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION TO CORRECT ENTRIES IN THE CERTIFICATE OF LIVE BIRTH OF AMALHYATT MONER ABDULLAH

SPL. PROC. NO. ML-711-2019

x-------------------------------------------------x ORDER Before this court is a verified petition for correction of entry of Certificate of Live Birth of Amalhyatt Moner Abdullah dated October 9, 2019 and which read in part:

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Petitioner is of legal age, Filipino, single, a resident of Basak Malutlut, Marawi City, Lanao del Sur WHEREAS respondent Local Civil Registrar is a public officer-in- charge of the registration and cancellation/correction of entries in the civil registrar where the facts of the birth of the petitioner was registered which registrar is located at Marawi City Hall, Marawi City; Both parties may be served with court order and other court processes at their aboveindicated addresses; Petitioner was born on December 20, 1998 at Marawi City and was issue a Certificate of Live Birth by therein respondent under Civil Registry’ No. 946138. However, petitioner’s name was erroneously entered AMALHYATTMONER ABDULLAH(with no last name) in Entry No. 1 of the said Certificate of Live Birth. Hereto attached is the CERTIFIED TRUE COPY OF HER CERTIFICATE OF LIVE BIRTH marked as Annex “A” to “A-l”; Petitioner has been publicly known in her community by the name AMALHYATT MONER ABDULLAH using the same in all her personal and professional transactions. However, her first name AMALHYATT was erroneously entered AMALHYATTMONER, while her surname ABDULLAH was entered under the space for middle name while the space for surname became empty/ Blank; Copies of petitioner’s college TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS, CERTIFICATE OF GRADUATION, BARANGA’Y CERTIFICATE OF RESIDENCY, and NBI CLEARANCE is hereto attached as Annexes “B” to “B-2”, “C”, “D” and “E” to form an integral part hereof; Petitioner is a child of former spouses SINAB MARMAY MONER (mother’s maiden name) and ABDULLAH RASUMAN AMANODDIN. Copy of the Certificate of Marriage of petitioner’s parents is hereto attached marked as Annex “F” to “F-2” to form an integral part hereof; The mother of the petitioner SINAB MARMAY MONER is one and the same SINAB MONFIR AMANODDIN as stated in Entry No. 6 of ANNEX A. Due to simple inadvertence, the married name of petitioner’s mother SINAB MONER AMANODDIN was entered in Entry No. 6 instead of her maiden name SINAB MARMAY MONER; Hereto attached is the CERTIFIED TRUE COPY OF THE CERTIFICATE OF LIVE BIRTH of petitioner’s mother marked as Annex “G” to “G-l” as well as a copy of AFFIDAVIT OF ONENESS OF PERSONALITY’ executed by Sinab Moner Amanoddin marked as Annex “H” to attest that Entry No. 6 has been erroneously entered. Further, copies of the latter’s COLLEGE TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS issued by Registrar’s Office of Mindanao State University on April 18, 1984 marked as Annex “I” to “I-1” to attest that SINAB MARMAY MONER is her maiden name; Petitioner came to know of the said erroneous entries when she filed her Application for Nursing Licensure Exam with the Professional Regulation Commission(PRC) which instructed her to seek correction of the said entries in the proper court, not with the Local Civil Registrar in view of the entries being sought to be corrected namely: petitioner’s first name, Surname and her mother’s full maiden name; In order to correct the aforementioned erroneous entries in the Certificate of Live Birth of the petitioner AMALHYATT MONER ABDULLAH, the instant petition is being filed to correct substantial errors pursuant to the Rule 108 of the Revised Rules of Court.

Finding the aforesaid petition to be sufficient in form and substance, it is hereby ordered that the same be set for hearing before this court on November 20, 2019 at 8:30 o’clock in the morning. Let a copy of this Order be published at the expense of the petitioner in a news paper of general circulation in Lanao del Sur or Marawi City or Iligan City for three (3) consecutive weeks. The Local Civil Registrar of Marawi City and the Civil Registrar General, or any person who has interest in the petition, may file his/her opposition thereto within fifteen (15) days from notice of this petition or from the last day of publication of this Order. Further, let this Order be posted for fifteen (15) days prior to the date of hearing in the Bulletin Board of the Civil Registrar of Marawi City and Bulletin Board of this Court, at the expense of the petitioner. The petitioner is directed to notify this Court of the publication of this Order not later than three (3) days before November 20, 2019. Furnish copies of this Order, together with the copies of the petition to the Local Civil Registrar of Marawi City, Lanao del Sur, the Hon. Solicitor General, Makati City, and the Hon. Civil Registrar General, Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), Sta. Mesa, Manila.

SO ORDERED. Marawi City. October 14, 2019.

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and smugglers find it lucrative to bring the birds and animals to Manila,” he said. Rafols said cases for violation of Republic Act No. 8485 or the Animal Welfare Act of 1998, will be filed against the suspects. The Asian Development Bank in its March 2019 report estimated the value of illegal wildlife trade in the Philippines at 50 billion pesos a year. In 2016, the Biodiversity Conservation Society of the Philippines said the Philippines is a biodiversity hotspot, losing its many terrestrial and endemic species at a rapid rate. (Froilan Gallardo / MindaNews)

NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the intestate-estate of the LINDY ALBERT LUGOD DE LARA, who died intestate on September 9, 2000, has been the subject of an EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT among his surviving heirs involving decedents inherited real properties per Doc. No. 456; Page No. 92; Book No. 36; Series of 2019, of the Notarial Register of Atty. Leovigildo D. Tandog, Jr., of Cagayan de Oro City.

AFFIDAVIT OF SELF ADJUDICATION

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THE LOCAL CIVIL REGISTRAR OF MARAWI CITY AND ALL PERSONS/ ENTITIES WHO/WHICH MAY BE AFFECTED THEREBY, Respondents.

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AMALHYATT MONER ABDULLAH, Petitioner,

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(ORIGINAL SIGNED) WENIDA B.M. PAPANDAYAN Presiding Judge

I, EMILY A. SANCHEZ,of legal age,Filipino,widower,and resident of Purok 3 Don Carlos Norte, Don Carlos, Bukidnon,Philippines after having been duly sworn to in accordance with law,hereby voluntarily depose And say that ; 1. I am the only surviving heir of the deceased ROY B. SANCHEZ,who diedon February 5,2019 at Valencia ,City,Bukidnon,Philippines. 2. The aforementioned decedent left no will and no debts; 3. The said deceased left a parcel of land more particularly described as follows; A Parcel of land,containing an area of THREE HUNDRED TWO (302) square meters covered by Original Certificate of Title No, 1332014000065,Lot No,969-B,PLAN No,CSD-10-020637,situated at Barangay Don Carlos Norte,Municipality of Don Carlos,Province of Bukidnon,Island of Mindanao. 4. That the taxes due thereon have been paid, and a certificate of payment of such taxes issued by the Bureau of Internal Revenue; 5. Pursuant to Rule 74,Section 1 of the Rules of Court, I hereby adjudicate unto myself the above described Real Estate by means of this affidavit and hereby files the same with the Registry of Deeds of Bukidnon with the request that said adjudication be made effective without the judicial proceedings as prescribed by the aforementioned Rules of Court. 6. This affidavit is being executed to attest the truth and the fact that I am only the Surviving heir of the deceased ROY B. SANCHEZ. Is subject of AFFIDAVIT OF SELF ADJUDICATION, under the Notarial Registry of Atty. Elizabeth Anne Y. Aganap, per Doc No, 50;Page No,10;Book No. XXXV;Series of 2019. MDN: October 15, 22 & 29, 2019

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Tuesday, October 29, 2019

The Two Towers of Macau

URING a recent familiarization tour of the Special Administrative Region of Macau in China courtesy of Cebu Pacific for Visayas and Mindanao media, we had the special treat of scaling the heights of two of the highest points in Macau. While most Filipinos tend to ignore or overlook Macau, or just opt for a day trip from Hong Kong, the tiny Special Administrative Region of China will surprise travelers with a myriad of food finds, attractions and entertainment options While Coloane Alto ( Portuguese: Alto de Coloane) in the island of Coloane is the highest And they though he was in Paris. photo by caryl espada

“On a clear day you can see forever.”

By TITO MIKE

natural point at 172.4 meters (560 ft) above sea level, the Macau Tower Convention and Entertainment Centre in Sé, Macau is almost twice as tall at 338 m (1,109 ft) in height from ground level to the highest point. Officially opened in December 19, 2001, the Macau Tower was inspired by the Sky Tower in Auckland, New Zealand which so impressed Macau casino billionaire Stanley Ho Hung-Sun that he immediately commissioned a similar one for Macau. Designed by architect Les Dykstra for the Kiwi engineering firm Beca Group and Gordon Moller of Moller Architects for Sociedade

de Turismo e Diversões de Macau, it was started in 1998 and is a member of the World Federation of Great Towers. Its observation deck features views, restaurants, theaters, shopping malls and the Skywalk X, a walking tour around the outer rim. It offers the best view of Macau and in recent years has been used for a variety of adventurous activities. The glass enclosed elevator will zoom you up 223 meters in under 60 seconds as you have an unmatched view of the Macau skyline unfolding beneath you. We enjoyed amazing 360° views from the level 58 Observation Lounge over a “Cafe on 4” coffee, and later savored an international buffet lunch at the Café 360 Revolving Restaurant. Meantime we had a grand time taking photos of the unmatched vistas all around as well as looking at the daredevils who were seriously contemplating their immediate future with at the 61 Adventure Deck and its various sky tracking attractions such as the Skywalk Skywalk, Bungee Jump Bungee Jump , Skyjump and

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Tower Climb. At 233 meters, the Macau Tower's tethered Skyjump and Bungee jump by AJ Hackett from the tower's outer rim, is the highest commercial skyjump in the world (233 meters), and the second highest commercial decelerator descent facility in the world (after Vegas' Stratosphere skyjump at 252 meters).

The Tower has routinely been used as a site for staged bungee jumping events, by professional jumpers or as part of entertainment shows. On December 17, 2006, the father of contemporary bungee jumping, A J Hackett, and popular artist Edison Chen broke two Guinness World Records at the Macau Tower. A J Hackett, broke his own

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Guinness World Record of "The Highest Bungee Jump from a Building" achieved in 1987 from the Eiffel Tower. Edison Chen represented Macau Tower in the inaugural jump to bid for "The World's Highest Bungee Jump Facility". Please call (853) 8988 8656 for bookings or further inquiries. You may also avail of special See TOWERS, page 19

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accessible to the residents. The collection of the plastic waste materials will be twice or once a month depending on the agreed schedules of a certain barangay and Unilever counterparts. Yap added the company will be accepting plastic waste products-regardless of its brand, as long as these are recyclable. "To make sure that plastics will not end up in the oceans and landfills instead will be converted into fuel, residents can also benefit from the product incentives. So we are appealing to everyone to support this program," he said. Unilever Philippines has been doing the same measure through its Misis Walastik program where single-use sachets are converted into chairs, cement pavers and fuel for energy. Me anw h i l e, R e nato Sunio, president of Republic Cement, said everybody has a crucial role in environmental protection. "Our part in this endeavor is to help lessen community waste products going to the garbage landfills, the Republic Cement supports the program by contributing to the recycling process," he said. All collected plastic wastes from Unilever Philippines will be transferred to Cemex and Republic Cement for an alternative waste management solution in which plastic wastes are converted into fuels. "We call it co-processing, we will be collecting waste products that can be burned to create cement, that's our contribution to the environment," Sunio added. In cement kiln co-processing, plastic materials are burned to a temperature as high as 1,400 degrees Celsius. When processed, raw products, such as calcium carbonate, silica along with fuel processed into a kiln, create cement. Sunio envisioned a waste-free Manila through collection and recycling waste products. Meanwhile, barangay chairman Bobby Hernan of Balut, Tondo admitted discipline is important to achieve an environmentalfriendly community. "We are not only maintaining cleanliness in the

area, but we also help our residents to gain from this program," Hernan said. Every last Saturday of the month, barangay officials collect plastic wastes from the residents, he said. The program was piloted at 36 barangays of Tondo and Punta, Sta. Ana. It would also be done at the creek-nearby (estero) communities based on the PRRC's recommendations. Based on the 2017 Solid Waste Report of the Senate Economic Planning Office (SEPO), the country's waste generation increased to 40,087.45 tons in 2016 with an estimated average per capita waste generation of 0.40 kilograms per day. The report also said the National Capital Region generated 9,212.92 tons of solid waste per day in 2016. (PNA)

Quiz... from page 7

school. Philhealth is very important specially so that a nation could not stand if the health of the countrymen is not good,” he added. Meanwhile, Rafunzel D. Epanis, Master Teacher 2 of MOGCHS senior high said in terms of preparation, coaches and students did considerable preparations especially with the very promising and attractive prize at stake and the pride and the honor. “This is an academic competition so this will not just give honor and pride to the contestants and the coach but to the schools as well. So everybody’s aim is to win in this competition,” she added. The contest aims to assess the effectiveness of the training of the teaching of PhilHealth Learner’s Materials with Grade 10 MAPEH teachers from the different DepEd division in the region. Ybañez said the National Quiz Bee is for Grade 10 to 12 students both in public and private schools as part of the anniversary celebration of the Corporation. Regional elimination will be in November this year at SM CDO Downtown Premier. (JMORucat/PIA10)

Towers... from page 19

rates only available by E-mail: macau. reservations@ajhackett. com or their website. My good friend Toots Jimenez Jr. of The Watchmen

Republic of the Philippines Province of Lanao del Norte MUNICIPALITY OF BACOLOD OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL CIVIL REGISTRAR

Wednesday, July 17, 2019 Daily in Bacolod had a lot of fun posting photos of him getting ready for the bungee jump but that was actually as far as he got although he continues to get a lot of queries and likes on his FB post asking him about his experience. All in good fun! The entrance fee is $120 -- slightly steep but still reasonable, depending on what you want to do there. The entrance fee gets you to the indoor and outdoor observation decks -- you can get an amazing view of Macau from there. Eiffel Tower at the Parisian Macau The City of Lights, the City of Love. Paris is at the heart of romance, and the Eiffel Tower is at the heart of Paris. The Parisian Macao, and in particular its Eiffel Tower, has emerged to become one of Macau’s iconic landmarks of the city’s skyline. Although there are now over 30 replicas or similar towers around the world (such as a 1:25 scale one at Japanese theme park Tobu World Square and another half-scale replica atop hotel and casino Paris Las Vegas), the Eiffel Tower at the Parisian Macau is special because of its claim as “the tallest and most realistic” half-scale duplicate, and “has been superbly reproduced with every possible detail intact”. More than 4,500 design drawings were made for the tower, to ensure a creation that was as authentic as possible. How closely does the Eiffel Tower Macau resemble the one in Paris? Like Toots, I also teased my FB friends with a photo of me looking really pooped with the tower in the background griping about the 16 hour flight from Macau to Paris, just to see how many of them actually bought that yarn or fact checked the photo. Well, I am still getting likes and comments on that photo relating to the Paris Eiffel Tower to this day! For the information of interested visitors to Macau, there are only two flights from Europe that actually link Macau International Airport to the Old World. Both are by the seasonal Russian charter airline Royal Flight airlines based in Abakan, Russia that operates charter services between Pulkovo Airport an international airport serving St. Petersburg, Russia and

Sheremetyevo Alexander S. Pushkin International Airport one of four international airports that serves the city of Moscow, and is the busiest airport in Russia. Macau’s Eiffel Tower remains a faithful r e p r e s e nt at i o n o f i t s progenitor in Paris, but ut i lizes more mo der n construction advances in its design with a steel structure instead of the original’s wrought iron, and is engineered to withstand the high winds of Macau’s annual typhoon season and the high traffic of Macao’s bustling tourism industry. The tower fe atures many of the ornamental touches of its counterpart in Paris, including ornate detailing such as with over 850,000 decorative rivets (to resemble the functional rivets on the Paris one), cornice scrolls, balustrades, gusset plates, lattices, staircases, and mesh screens around the observation decks. Also like its elder sibling, a light show will spectacularly light up the tower each night. The views from the Obs er vat ion D e cks at Levels 7 and 37 of the halfscale 525-foot Eiffel Tower offers magnificent vistas of famous adjacent hotels like The Venetian® Macao; The Plaza™ Macao, featuring Four Seasons Hotel Macao; and Sands® Cotai Central, and Studio City. You can also get a view of mainland China in the distance. With your ticket, you can climb up to the 7th and 37th floor observation deck and take in the spectacular sights of the city. Stay for the night and catch the light and music show that runs every 20 minutes from 7:30 PM to midnight featuring 6,600 blinking LED lights with bolts of fire shooting from its tip in a staccato rhythm as its backdrop is bathed in an electrifying display of fireworks and pyrotechnics. For bookings and further inquiries, call +853 8111 2768 / +853 8111 2763 The Eiffel Tower at The Parisian Macau is open from 10am to 10pm. Tickets from level 5 at the Eiffel Tower S ouvenir Shop. Call +853 8111 2768 or +853 8111 2763. For more information and prices, visit www.parisianmacao.com or read more at https://www. todayonline.com/lifestyle/ travel/paris-macau.

PRA Form No. 10.1 (LCRO)

National Housing Authority General Manager Marcelino Escalada Jr and Marawi City Mayor Majul Gandamra hand architectural and engineering plan to one of the homeowner-residents of the most affected area Marawi City. (Photo by Lou Ellen L. Antonio/ PIA ICCC)

NHA awards free building design, plan to MAA residents In line with the commemoration of the second anniversary of Marawi liberation, the National Housing Authority (NHA) started awarding free architectural and engineering design/ plans to homeowner-residents in the most affected area (MAA). From Oct. 15-17, 2019, NHA assisted the homeowner-residents of MAA, who had already given consent to demolish their damaged houses from sectors 1 to 7, in crafting architectural and engineering design/plans of their houses or structure. Architects and engineers from other NHA offices were deployed in Marawi to help the affected homeowners. “Nagapapasalamat kami sa NHA dahil nagbigay sila ng libreng plano sa mga taong naapektuhan sa MAA,” said Laut M. Alauya of Brgy. Moncado Kadingilan, Sector 3 of MAA.

Macau is a great destination for a weekend getaway--easy to fly there as well for us Mindanaoans via Cebu Pacific. Cebu Pacific has the most number of flights between the Philippines and Macau, with direct connections from Clark, Manila and C ebu. It 's a s e am l e ss connection from Cagayan de Oro/Laguindingan to Cebu (or Manila, if one

(We thank NHA for providing us building plan and design for free.) Alauya also reminded her fellow MAA residents not to lose hope and endure all challenges in life and to follow the processes with guidance from the agencies. The MAA residents started processing their applications for the repair or construction of their houses/structures beginning July 30, 2019 through “Kathagombalay.” The building design and plan are one of the requirements for “Kathagombalay,” which will be submitted to the Office of the Building Official. A one-stop shop was established at the Marawi City Hall for the processing of the applications. For now, the homeowners/structure owners from Sector 3 are being accommodated. (LEAntonio/PIA10)

prefers) then on to Macau. You can opt take a day trip or exit via Hong Kong, which is an easy ferry trip or bus trip through the new Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau bridge, the world's longest sea bridge. Or you can fly direct to Hong Kong from Cebu or Manila, take the ferry or bus to Macau, then fly back from there to the Philippines. Viagem Alegre!

R. A 10172 & 9048 Form No 10.1 (LCRO)

Republic of the Philippines CITY CIVIL REGISTRY OFFICE IF South Wing Administrative Bldg., Capistrano-Hayes Sts., Cagayan de Oro City

Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office Province; Lanao Del Norte City /Municipality: Iligan City

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. No. 9048/10172, a notice is hereby served to the public that ELIZABETH MATU-OD ANOOS has filed with this Office a petition for CHANGE OF FIRST NAME from “LILLIBETH” to “ELIZABETH” in her Certificate of LIVE BIRTH who was born on June 30, 1962 at POBLACION, BACOLOD, LANAO DEL NORTE whose parents are FORTUNATO MATU-OD and CRISTITA PRONES. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office.

In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. No. 10172, a NOTICE is hereby served to the public that JURLIE BESAGAS PALOMA has filed with this Office a petition for correction of clerical error of the CHILD’S SEX from “FEMALE” to “MALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of JURLIE BESAGAS PALOMA, who was born on JULY 21, 1995 in CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY, MIS. OR. and whose parents are RAUL OLOR PALOMA and JENALITA BACHARO BESAGAS. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this office not later than NOVEMBER 7, 2019.

In compliance with Section 7 of R.A. 10172 & section 5 of RA-9048 a notice is hereby served to the public that RONILO L. CABIGON has filed with this Office a petition for CORRECTION OF CLERICAL ERROR PARTICULARLY DATE OF BIRTH from “FEBRUARY 7, 1968” to “MARCH 7, 1968” and CHANGE OF FIRST NAME from “CECILE” TO “CECILIA” in the Certificate live of CECILE LIBRE CABIGON who was born on March 7, 1968 at Iligan City, Lanao del Norte and whose parents are Antonia G. Libre and Blumentritt B. Cabigon. Any person adversely affected by the said petition may file his written opposition with this office not later than November 2019.

RA Form No. 10.1 (LCRO) R.A. 10172

MDN: Oct 29 & Nov 5, 2019

(SGD) EMILY B. CABUG Municipal Civil Registrar

MDN: Oct 29 & Nov 5, 2019

(SGD) EVANGELINE C. TAPANGAN City Civil Registrar

MDN: Oct. 22 & 29, 2019

(SGD.) MARIA PURA C. MASCARINAS City Civil Registrar

MINDANAO DAILY The Purveyor of Truth, Justice and Development

FEATURE

Tuesday, October 29, 2019

Pioneer Breaks Ground in BGC

The Pioneer group of companies held the groundbreaking of Pioneer House BGC last October 8, 2019. Among those in attendance were (from left to right) Santos Knight Frank Vice-Chairman Joey Radovan, Pioneer Head for Shared Financials, Sally Ong Pac, Pioneer Insurance Chairman Ernesto Chan, Taguig Mayor Lino Cayetano, DMCI Chairman Isidro Consunji, Pioneer Group Head David Coyukiat, DMCI President and CEO Jorge Consunji, Pioneer Insurance President and CEO Atty. Betty Medialdea, Pioneer Life Inc. President and CEO Lorenzo Chan and Arkitektii Philippines Inc. Managing Director, Architect Dong Caritativo. Pioneer House BGC is registered with a certification goal of LEED v.4 Platinum, and is the fifth Pioneer building in the country.

HE Pioneer group of companies recently held the groundbreaking of its fifth building in the country, Pioneer House BGC. Located at the corner lot along 5th Avenue and 26th Avenue Street, Pioneer House BGC is poised to rise as one of the country’s most modern offices upon its completion in December 2022. Aligned with Pioneer’s advocacy towards environment conservation, Pioneer House BGC is registered with a certification goal of LEED v.4 Platinum. Its design will include the low-e, doubleglazed curtain glass walls, eight high-speed 24 passenger elevators, and an efficient traffic management system that will consist of multiple access to its six basement parking levels and five-level podium parking floors. The groundbreaking ceremony was held last October 8, 2019. Among those in attendance who took part in the groundbreaking ceremony were Pioneer Group Head

David Coyukiat, DMCI Chairman Isidro Consunji, DMCI President and CEO Jorge Consunji, Taguig Mayor Lino Cayetano, Pioneer Insurance Chairman Ernesto Chan, Pioneer Insurance & Surety Corporation President and CEO Atty. Betty Medialdea, Pioneer Life Inc. President and CEO Lorenzo Chan Jr., Pioneer Head for Shared Financials Sally Ong, Arkitektii Philippines Inc. Managing Director, Architect Dong Caritativo, and Santos Knight Frank Vice-Chairman Joey Radovan. Father Tito Caluag and Pastor Chad Williams offered blessings and dedication prayers, as witnessed by Pioneer officers and shareholders, alon with the Fort Bonifacio Barangay Chairman Jorge Daniel Bacobo, and a team of project contractors and consultants. Pioneer House BGC is the latest addition to Pioneer buildings in Manila, Makati, Cebu and CDO, proof of Pioneer’s continuing commitment to serve more Filipinos.