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Siargao surfer is lone survivor in world international surfing cup By CHRIS V. PANGANIBAN Contributing Editor
GENERAL Luna, Siargao Island--A homegrown surfer here is the lone Filipino survivor of the highly competitive 23rd Siargao International Surfing Cup yesterday (Wednesday) after his fellow town mate was down in fourth place in the Heat 1. Edito “Piso” Alcala Jr., who had been a three-time world champion here, made it to the first place in the LONE SURVIVOR. Edito “Piso” Alcala, the only Filipino hope for the 23rd Siargao International Surf Cup showing his skill in dealing with Heat 2 with 11.44 points the big waves during the second day of the competition. Left photo, Alcala in all smiles as he was greeted by Gerry Degan, World Surfing League
COA to face charges for inaction on Moreno case See lone, page 11
tournament director, after he won the Heat 2 in the round five of the 23rd Siargao International Surf Cup. WSL photo and Roel Catoto of MindaNews
By CRIS DIAZ Executive Editor
CAGAYAN de Oro City-The officials of the Commissions on Audit (COA) in Northern Mindanao would likely face charges for its “inaction” against Cagayan De Oro City Mayor Oscar Moreno’s alleged “illegal” withdrawal of government funds amounting to P79 million, a former village official said Wednesday. William Guialani, the complainant in the anti-graft case against Moreno, said that based on the statements of the COA regional office, it has not taken action against Moreno and other top City Hall officials because the issue of the alleged illegal withdrawal of the Former Taglimao Punong Barangay William Guialani (left) and Cagayan de Oro Mayor See FACE, page 8
By GERRY LEE GORIT, Correspondent
CAGAYAN de Oro City--A “special child” was the lone casualty in the a fire that consumed dozens of houses and displaced more than 400 residents in Barangay San Antonio, Jasaan town in Misamis Oriental, Tuesday afternoon, authorities said Wednesday. The Jasaan municipal fire station identified the victim as Rigen Mark Daapong, 11 years old, who’s suffering from an illness. Three people, who are still unidentified, were also injured. Senior Fire Officer 2 Edsel Salvaña, the municipal fire marshall, said the fire ate up some 80 houses displacing about 436 individuals or 102 families. Salvaña said the fire occurred inside the compound of the Philippine Benevolent Christian Missionary (PBCM), a religious group founded
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Father Chito celebrates first Mass after freedom By ROY LAGARTE CBCPNews
Fr. Teresito “Chito” Suganob turned to the Eucharist for the first time in nearly four months after he was rescued from the Maute terrorists in Marawi City. Ending speculations that Suganob converted to Islam while he was held hostage, the priest concelebrated a Sunday Mass inside the military headquarters in Camp Aguinaldo, where he is undergoing debriefing.
About 40 military personnel attended the Mass which the priest described as a “celebration of life”, marking Soganub’s return to his priestly ministry a week since he was freed from the clutches of his captors. The military also offered the Mass as a thanksgiving for the lives of all the civilians rescued from the hands of the Islamic State-inspired gunmen in the besieged city of Marawi. In a photo released by the Armed Forces of the
Philippines, Suganob was seen with a bandage on his left eye after he underwent an ocular surgery. The military said that Suganob also prayed for the soldiers fighting in Marawi and that he could return to St. Mary’s Cathedral in Marawi once the siege is over. Suganob was in captivity for 117 days until he and another hostage were rescued by the military at the vicinity Bato Mosque Fr. Teresito “Chito” Soganub concelebrates Mass presided over by Fr. Roengen Janin Marawi on September aban of the AFP Chaplain Service inside Camp Aguinaldo on Sunday, his first time 16. CBCPNews after 117 days of captivity in Marawi City. PHOTO COURTESY OF PAO AFP
Senate approves P750m emergency fund for ECs THE Senate on Monday unanimously approved on third and final reading a measure which allocates PHP750 million to fund the disaster rehabilitation efforts of electric cooperatives in the wake of calamities. Under the Electric Cooperative Emergency and Resiliency Fund Act of 2017 or Senate Bill No. 1461, this amount will be allocated to the National Electrification Administration (NEA). Senator Sherwin Gatchalian, chair of the Senate Energy Committee and principal sponsor of the measure, said the amount will be allocated for the exclusive use of electric cooperatives for the immediate restoration of elec-
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tricity and rehabilitation of infrastructure damaged by natural disasters. “Electric cooperatives have been put in a tough spot for their incapacity to turn the power back on after calamity strikes. This measure will address the lack of
disaster response funding and hopefully, empower electric cooperatives to act in a speedy and efficient manner,” Gatchalian said in a statement. The senator added that because electric cooperatives carry the heavy burden of restoring electricity as quickly as possible after calamities, the government should make sure that electric coops have the resources to rapidly and efficiently respond to the needs of Filipinos during trying times. To access the emergency financial assistance, electric cooperatives are required to prepare and submit a comprehensive and integrated disaster management
program. This program includes the following: a Vulnerability Risk Assessment (the identification of critical assets and the development of disaster management measures to protect, restore, or strengthen critical assets prior to the onset of natural disasters); Emergency Response Plan (contains the organizational structure and steps for the electric cooperative to restore its system in a safe and timely manner are indicated); and a Resiliency Compliance Plan (a list of projects and programs to protect and mitigate the vulnerability of identified critical assets are laid out). philippine news agency
‘Bato’ orders crackdown on illegal sale, manufacture of PNP uniforms
PHILIPPINE National Police (PNP) Director General Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa ordered stricter enforcement of applicable laws and regulations to curb the illegal and unauthorized sales of police uniforms and other related accessories. In a memorandum circular released this month, he ordered all PNP offices and units to implement stricter measures on the regulation and control of the use, manufacture, sale, and distribution of police owned industrial designs of uniforms and accoutrements. The new order reinforces the courses of action that will guide the
Task Force “Bantay-Bihis” and other PNP units in implementing it, Dela Rosa stressed. It also pointed out that some PNP uniforms with patches and seals are being used by some criminals and other civilians to usurp authority for their illegal activities. In 2000, Executive Order (EO) No. 297 prohibited the unauthorized manufacture, sale, distribution and use of uniforms, insignias, and other accoutrements of the PNP. EO 297 reinforced Article 179 of the Revised Penal Code (RA 3815) which penalizes “any person who shall publicly and improperly make use of insignia,
uniforms or dress pertaining to an office not held by such person or to a class or persons of which he or she is not a member.” It also orders the “immediate closure of the establishment, plant or office where the uniforms and other items are illegally manufactured, stored, sold or distributed.” Meanwhile, the Directorate of Research and Development (DRD) said most of the PNP uniforms and accoutrements are already registered with Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) to safeguard the ownership of the PNP on its patented designs. DRD head, Director
Efren M. Perez, said the registration is an effective measure to stop the illegal production of substandard and unauthorized uniforms by illegal manufacturers, suppliers, distributors, and sellers which is prohibited under Republic Act 8293 otherwise known as the “Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines”. He added that the PNP has accredited persons and entities through Dayspring Consolidated, Inc. to manufacture, sell, and distribute PNP uniforms and accoutrements given the rights and privileges as authorized and exclusive distributors. philippine news agency
Govt programs continue in Marawi City to assist IDPs
THE government has so far released PHP3.35 billion to help internally displaced persons (IDPs) affected by the fighting in Lanao del Sur, an official of the Office of the Civil Defense (OCD) said Monday, September 25. OCD Assistant Secretary Kristoffer James Purisima said the money, released through the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), funded the provision of relief assistance and cash-for-work program. “Relief assistance includes family food packs, kitchen kits, hygiene kits, sleeping kits, and drinking water kits. Various sectors continue to help the IDPs through relief operations and medical assistance,” Purisima said during the regular Mindanao Hour press briefing in Malacañan. According to Purisima, Caritas Internationalis, in coordination with the Iligan City Social Welfare and Development office, donated food packs, kitchenwares and hygiene kits to 3,000 families last Saturday. Maranao medical students from Mindanao State University (MSU) joined the group to provide medical assistance to the IDPs, he added. Purisima also reported that the National Housing Authority will propose for the construction of four low-rise buildings in Marawi City with 60 condo-type units per building. “It will be constructed at the same time as the permanent shelters and this housing option aims to assist Marawi City Hall employees, teachers, and other employees and will be offered at an affordable price,” the official said. Task Force Bangon Marawi Executive Director Undersecretary Cesar Yano issued a directive last September 21 to expedite the completion of the transitional shelter site. The post-conflict needs assessment (PCNA) is also ongoing in the outlying areas of Marawi City and other affected localities, according to Purisima. A Bangon Marawi Youth Leadership Camp, organized by the provincial government of Lanao del Sur and other concerned agencies, is being held in MSU where around 80 youth leaders from the evacuation centers in Lanao del Norte, Lanao del Sur, and Iligan City have signed up. The youth camp focuses on environmental leadership, peace education and community-building activities. Also during the same press briefing, Presidential spokesperson Ernesto Abella said the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) is working with Vietnamese authorities regarding a sea incident in Pangasinan. “Authorities are now conducting a fair and thorough investigation into the incident involving a Philippine Navy vessel and Vietnamese fishing boats which were seen fishing 34 nautical miles off Cape Bolinao in Pangasinan well within our exclusive economic zone,” Abella said. “The DFA is closely coordinating with the officials of the Vietnamese Embassy in Manila on the developments after the incident particularly to facilitate access to five other Vietnamese fishermen taken into custody by the Philippine Navy,” he added. Abella also commented on the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) recommendations on how the Philippines protects the rights of the people. (PND/PNA)
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clarified that the practice of redacting the home address as well as the names of the unmarried minor children will be followed. “Remember that in the SALN law, the only reason why you have to declare the names of the children is if they have any business interest. If there are none, then there might not be a need to disclose,” he said. According to Ablan, a technical working group will be formed by the Civil Service Commission (CSC) to review the SALN guidelines, which may include the revision of the form on whether or not to include the names of the minor children, if there are no business interests at all. During the same briefing, National Privacy Commission Deputy Commissioner Ivy Patdu said the CSC allows redaction of SALN in terms of the home address. “Even the Ombudsman President Rodrigo Roa Duterte receives a token from the newly-elected Philippine circular on disclosure of National Police Academy Alumni Association Inc. (PNPAAAI) Board of Trustees during SALNs and even by practice,
Malacañang on Tuesday, September 26, said items detailing the possessions, financial obligations, and properties of Cabinet officials would be disclosed in their Statement of Assets, Liabilities, and Net Worth
(SALN). “The acquisition cost and the total net worth, the total assets and the total liabilities will be disclosed,” Presidential Communications Office (PCO) Assistant Secretary Kris Ablan said in a press
briefing in Malacañan. He further noted that journalists may request the officials’ declaration and Malacañang would be willing to reissue the SALN that will disclose those details. However, the Palace
their oath-taking ceremony at the Malacañan Palace on September 20, 2017. Presidential photo by Rolando Mailo
Operate within bounds of law, Duterte tells police
President Rodrigo Roa Duterte on Tuesday, September 26, has assured the public that his administration does not tolerate abuses by law enforcers who are leading the fight against illegal drugs. The President, a lawyer and a former prosecutor, made this assurance as he graced the 120th anniversary celebration of the Department of Justice (DoJ) at the Philippine International Convention Center. “You have to operate within the bounds of the
law. I will not tolerate people shooting children --- I will never allow… parang hindi ka naman lalaki eh, nakatali na o --- why do you have to do that?” he said during his speech before officials and employees of the Justice department. “Ang utos ko is that, go out, enforce the law against all, and you have to take the guy into the custody of the law,” he added. The President cited his promise during the campaign that he will treat terrorism and drugs “harshly.”
During his speech, the Chief Executive discussed the drug problem, which he says, “is all throughout the world.” He further noted that the illegal drugs business is always an organized crime and is a result of a syndicated agreement. “You know, you cannot operate a drug business by just selling it to anybody just like a balut, or vendor ice cream, or ‘yung mga sigarilyo diyan sa highway na ‘pag nag-stop, the See POLICE, page 11
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names of minor children and home address are already redacted,” she said. “So there are also some points about whether a government official, a public personality, still has a right to privacy. Whether this right is no longer available if a person chooses to be in the public eye,” she added. The Deputy Commissioner noted that the Data Privacy Act should not be used to shield public officials from scrutiny, especially when these are matters that are of legitimate public concerns. “But neither should this law be ignored or should be set aside when what it is involved is personal information, because this law is for all of us,” she said. “Information privacy is necessary for safety and security and it is for us to enjoy what we should enjoy as a democratic society. Both these rights are important and both these rights should be zealously guarded,” she added. (PND/PNA)
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3 kids die in fire in Sarangani GENERAL Santos City-Three children perished in a fire that hit a community in the coastal town of Glan in Sarangani Province on Tuesday afternoon. Chief Insp. Neil Wadingan, chief of the Glan municipal police station, said Wednesday the fire occurred at around 2 p.m. in a row of houses at a portion of the PC Reservation in Barangay Poblacion. He said six houses, which were mostly made of light materials, were gutted down in the incident. Citing a report from the Bureau of Fire Protection in Glan, he said three children were killed after they were trapped inside their burning house. The victims were identified as three-year-old twins Carlito and Shaira Mae Abellanosa, and their twoyear-old sister Shaira Gay. BFP-Glan personnel were still investigating the origin and cause of the fire, and the actual damages. The municipal government, on orders from Glan Mayor Victor James Yap, immediately released relief assistance to the affected families. A report culled from the Philippine News Agency
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How reliable is COA as a government agency?
William Guialani, the former village official turned anti-graft crusader, was spewing fire on learning that the Commissions on Audit (COA) regional office here did nothing to investigate the alleged anomaly in the local government unit of Cagayan De Oro City. The issue was about the alleged illegal withdrawal of the P 79 million by City Mayor Oscar Moreno sometime in 2016. The reported anomaly involved government checks issued in favor of Moreno as the payee in eight separate government checks drawn on the bank accounts of the city government. Whether the making of Moreno as the payee of the government funds owned
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by the city government is legal or not, the City Mayor should have exercised prudence in the first place. While there might be some legal loopholes justifying the city mayor’s over-the-counter encashment of the checks, the city mayor should have been discerning about his action. But, the case is being heard in court. Malacañang is now also conducting a probe on the alleged anomaly. Mayor Moreno has been given 15 days to answer the complaint against him. The CYNOSURE heard that his lawyers have asked for another 15-day extension. As usual, the lawyers would always buy the time in order to find the right arguments. However, the
issue of the P 79 million “fast cash” took place almost three years ago. Isn’t it unusual for the city government to produce on time the required documents to justify the release of the amount? The Commissions on Audit (COA) has made a report about the alleged questionable transaction. The COA even opined that the release of the P 79 million government fund in the form of checks payable to Oscar S. Moreno was done without “documents, vouchers and was never entered in the book of accounts.” Where did the money go? Guialani filed the complaint in Malacañang, which prompted the legal division to order Moreno to submit
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a verified answer (not a Motion to Dismiss) about the complaint. Perhaps, Malacañang is aware of Moreno’s notoriety of filing a motion to dismiss that it strictly ordered the city mayor to file submit a “verified answer.” Isn’t Malacañang serious on Moreno’s case? It is very hard to answer the question categorically. The fact that Malacañang knows that the decided anti-graft cases have not affected Moreno at all is another thing. Many believe that the case against Moreno in Malacañang would not prosper. Otherwise, Moreno would be in trouble. See reliable, page 8
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FB posts intended to link the President to P6.4b shabu?
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holder. The notifications I am receiving from that social networking site say that my columns were removed or deleted because they are considered as a “spam”. At first, I had been diligently contesting the decision of Facebook to remove or delete my columns. Lately, however, I desisted, because I saw what motivated Facebook to label my columns as “spam”, and then delete them altogether. What did I see? Well, I have been receiving, at the same time, notices from Facebook telling me that I could “boost” my posts so they would reach more readers! Unfortunately, Facebook was asking for
money so my posts could be “boosted”. Oh well, so it is clear: Facebook was only after the money, and at the rate things are going, the day will come that all of us will be asked to pay for each and every post we will make. -oooFACEBOOK POSTS INTENDED TO LINK THE PRESIDENT TO P6.4 B SHABU? Some Facebook posts pertaining to the declarations made before the House of Representatives by Fidel Anoche Dee, the confessed caretaker of the Valenzuela City warehouse where some P6.4 billion worth of shabu was recovered after it was released
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under mysterious circumstances by the Bureau of Customs, are now going viral. One of these posts even came from a famous lawyer who is also from Mindanao, and it is clear that the intention here is to entice our people to believe what Dee declared, to the effect that the P6.4 billion shabu was started to be taken out from the Bureau of Customs and delivered to the Valenzuela City warehouse sometime in June 2016, after then Davao City Mayor See Shabu, page 11
Think A Minute
Cleaning other people’s house THINK a minute. A man walked into a crowded store in a small town. It was noisy and full of people. Everybody was talking and going about their own business when suddenly a woman yelled out loudly to a man: “Hey two-timer! Did your wife finally forgive you?” That store which was loud and noisy suddenly became amazingly quiet. Why? Because a nice, juicy bit of gossip was just thrown out and nobody wanted to miss it! Someone said that when we gossip about others it’s like forcing our way into someone else’s house to clean it for them. We do it not because we’re
being kind and helpful, but so we can make them look bad and show everybody else how dirty that person’s life is. The worse we make them look, the better we think we will look in comparison. But it’s usually the opposite. People usually know how good you are by what you say about others, not by what others say about you. Do you remember the rhyme: “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me?” It’s not true! Many people have been hurt far more by criticism and gossip than by sticks and stones. Even if it is true that a teenager got into trouble, or that man committed adultery, or that person said
something very wrong, they may have learned from their mistake and changed already. But our cruel, unkind gossip about them is wrong and evil, and something we ourselves need to start changing today! The only person’s life you have the right and responsibility to correct is your own. That other person’s life is their own problem. It is not your job or right to talk about it to others. Remember, “What goes around comes around.” So the same bad things we told about others might also happen to us! Then, guess who people will be gossiping about? You. So if you’ve been hanging around with people who
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gossip and criticize others, you can decide right now to stop. If you will just ask Jesus Christ to forgive you, He will. Then Jesus will give you His powerful love for others, so instead of hurting them you will want to help them. You’ll even defend and stand up for them when others talk badly about them. Then, someone just might do the same for you when the gossipers are talking badly about you. Just Think a Minute.
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A HAPPY MISOR SWEATSHIRT UNIFORMS TURNOVER FOR CVOS.
VICE GOVERNOR JOEY G. PELAEZ personally handed over sweatshirt uniforms to the Barangay Police Officers in Barangay Lapinig, Balingoan, Misamis Oriental through Chief Tanod FORTUNADO N. PAGARA. The simple activity was witnessed by the Barangay Council headed by its Barangay
Chairman FRANKLIN C. PANULAYA. Present also were Barangay Councilors ROBERT OCLARIT, PERSEVERANDA SUMASTRE, ROSILYN ANOC, PORFERIA ACHACOSO, ALICIA MADEÑENA, RAYMOND LLACUNA and RINA JEAN PANULAYA. These sweatshirt uniforms will be utilized during roving operations especially at night to maintain peace and order in the community.
Batang Mindanaw
Taking a stand amid fears
By Alexandria M. Mordeno, MindaNews
ILIGAN City--These days the prospect of waking up to a declaration of a nationwide implementation of Martial Law has become more probable. I fear the day that actually happens because it’s going to affect both the future generations and the generation that has already experienced it firsthand. My heart aches every time I remember my parents. We’re from Mindanao which is currently under Martial Law, with the Maute Group’s siege of Marawi City being the justification for its declaration. Imagine having to experience Martial Law twice in your lifetime. Imagine how worse it would be if it gets implemented nationwide now. When that time comes labels like “Dutertard” or “dilawan” or “leftist”, which are anchored on false dichotomies, won’t matter anymore. Regardless of each of our “political color”, we’d all be under the threat of being violated, our human dignity robbed from us before we could even process it. My parents don’t talk much about their Martial Law experiences, but they
don’t have to. Survivor accounts of other victims were enough to paint the picture of how terrible a time it was for everyone. But I remember one Facebook post from my father the week Martial Law was declared in Mindanao. It was addressed to his fellow, younger journalists who might be covering dead bodies for the first time. Documenting corpses is never a pleasant experience but Martial Law forced him to desensitize. Imagine getting used to recording dead bodies not because you want to, but because you have to. Others had it worse. Our professors often tell us that people in the academe should remain neutral in order to come up with an intelligent, objective analysis of the situation. Don’t let your emotions get involved, they say. Be academic, they say. But almost three years in the social sciences taught me that human phenomena is nothing short of nonlinear. And to hell with being “neutral” for the sake of maintaining the facade of being intellectual. I’m gonna take sides, and it’s not going to be with the
oppressor. My choice to be in the academe is more than the socially constructed prestige of having a degree, but to take a stand for the things I think matter. So please, this is me imploring you to wake the f_k up and fight back. I know that until now, some of us still have biases; some of us still find ways to justify this administration’s abominations. Even some of my teachers might even disagree with me, albeit they would be more intellectual with their arguments compared to most of the keyboard warriors online. I don’t know if it’s because they are older and think “I
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don’t have much time left in this world anyway,” or it’s because they see some political maneuver I still don’t have the capability to analyze. Nonetheless, this is me taking a stand. And this is me imploring others to do the same. I’m writing this 15 minutes before 3 AM on Wednesday, when I should either be reading in advance upcoming lectures or sleeping. My thoughts are all over the place and by the time I finish writing this it will already be 3 AM and I’d be too tired to edit it. But Thursday, which Duterte has declared a National Day of Protest, See FEARS, page 11
R.A. 9048 Form No.10.1 (LCR O)
Emotional Stability Behind Health Problem and Financial Constrains By Rosie C. Derayunan, Teacher I Bacusanon Central Elementary School
Financial stress is linked to health problem and it is a wide spread experience. People who are financially stress tend to cut corners in area like health, care to pay for back basic necessities like food, small problem can go unchecked it will turn into large problems and lead more to stress. They experience trouble sleeping that will add up to sleep deficit, unhealthy emotions. In short the whole being of the person is not emotionally stable. Learning how to understand the cycle of this situation and how to get
into its first step getting out in this trap will help you better. Once you know how to break out you can work toward removing yourself from the high pressure of your negative emotions and start building toward your future in more positive way with simple habits that are easy to maintain. Extended period of stress can take their toll on physical, mental and emotional health. You can reduce stress by practicing stress -reducing , techniques and making other changes in your life and the burden of stress can be soon part of the past.
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Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office Province; Lanao del Norte City/Municipality: Iligan City
Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office Province: Misamis Oriental City/Municipality: __Medina_____
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In compliance with Section 7 of R.A.10172, a notice is hereby served to the public that MARIVIC C. PAO has filed with this Office a petition for Correction of Clerical Error particularly date of birth from “MARCH 5, 1979” to “JANUARY 29, 1979” in the Certificate of Live Birth of MARIVIC CABALLERO PA-O who was born on January 29, 1979 at Iligan City, Lanao del Norte and whose parents are Teresita T. Caballero and Rogelio O. Pao. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this office not later than October 2017.
In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. No. 9048, a notice is hereby served to the public that MARY FLOR RABOSA CABARABAN has filed with this Office a petition for the change of first name from “MA. FLOR” to “MARY FLOR” in the birth certificate of MA. FLOR SUMASTRE RABUSA who was born on Aug. 2, 1967 at Medina, Misamis Oriental and whose parents are FELICISIMO C. RABUSA and LOURDES M. SUMASTRE. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than ________________.
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PRRD unifies SBMA powers, appoints chair, administrator President Rodrigo Roa Duterte signed yesterday Executive Order (EO) No. 42 defining the powers and functions of the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) Administrator and Directors. PRRD likewise signed on September 25 the appointment paper of Ms. Wilma T. Eisma as Chairperson and Administrator of SBMA. EO No. 42 expressly repealed EO No. 340 (s. 2004) which separated the position of the SBMA Chairman from the position of SBMA Administrator. It reverted to the statutory setup as stated in Section 13(d) of Republic Act No. 7227, known as the “Bases Conversion and Development Act of 1992”. “EO No. 340 designated the Chairman of the SBMA Board as the head of the agency, but vested in the Administrator the power to execute, administer, and implement the policies and measures approved by the SBMA Board, and to directly administer and supervise the operations and day-to-day business activities of the SBMA,” EO No. 42 stated. To avoid confusion, EO No. 42 directed that the appointed SBMA Administrator by the President shall also be the ex-officio Chairman of the SBMA Board. “The powers of the SBMA
Palace reconstitutes Local Water Utilities Admin Board
said. The original EO on the NSW only covers seven Cabinet-level departments and 13 government agencies. But with the need to interconnect a total of 66 agencies operating under 17 different departments, Beltran said the Steering Committee also agreed to propose an executive order to the President expanding the coverage and membership of the NSW Task Force. According to Beltran, TradeNet.gov.ph is being developed by the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT), while the on boarding of agencies to the system is being initiated by DOF through its InterAgency Business Process Interoperability (IABPI) Project. The Steering Committee also discussed the progress
Malacanan issued Executive Order (EO) No. 41 reconstituting the membership of the Local Water Utilities Administration (LWUA) Board. Signed by President Duterte on September 15, EO No. 41 reverted to the general qualifications of the members of the LWUA Board under Presidential Decree No. 198, as amended, and repealed the ex officio designation of the Finance Secretary, Public Works Secretary, and Health Secretary, or their alternates. The EO mandated that all LWUA Board members, composed of a chairman and four trustees, must be Filipino citizens, with the following qualifications, such as one should have at least 10 years of experience in banking, finance, or business; possessed sufficient background in economics; or experienced in management or system operations; two must be civil or sanitary engineers with exposure to water supply or wastewater operations. Further, the EO allows three representations from the National Government and one representation from the private sector; provided that no elected official should be part of the LWUA Board. All trustees are further required to meet the conditions outlined under the Fit and Proper Rule of the Government-Owned or -Controlled Corporations (GOCC) Governance Act of 2011. "Pending the designation and assumption of the new members of the LWUA Board representing the National Government, the Secretaries of Finance, Public Works and Highways, and Health, or their alternates, shall continue to sit in the LWUA Board to ensure the continuous and unhampered operations thereof," the EO said. President Duterte likewise signed Administrative Order (AO) No. 7, on September 22, in a bid to
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TOBACCO TAX SCAM: The House Committee on Good Government, chaired by Rep. Johnny Pimentel (2nd District, Surigao del Sur), resumes its inquiry into the alleged misuse of the tobacco excise tax share of the farmers of Ilocos Norte through House Resolution 882 introduced by Majority Leader Rodolfo Fariñas (1st District, Ilocos Norte), Reps. Juan Pablo Bondoc (4th District, Pampanga) and Aurelio Gonzales, Jr. (3rd District, Pampanga) and House Resolution 1126 introduced by Reps. Ariel Casilao (Party-list, ANAKPAWIS), Carlos Isagani Zarate (Party-list, BAYAN MUNA), Emmi de Jesus (Party-list, GABRIELA), Antonio Tinio (Party-list, ACT TEACHERS), Arlene Brosas (Party-list, GABRIELA) France Castro (Party-list, ACT TEACHERS) and Sarah Jane Elago (Party-list, KABATAAN). House Resolution 882 seeks to conduct an inquiry on the utilization by the province of Ilocos Norte of its shares from the excise tax on the locally manufactured Virginia-type cigarettes in its highly irregular purchase of motor vehicles made through cash advances without the benefit of public bidding for the total amount of P66.450 million. House Resolution 1126, meantime, seeks to probe the utilization of the Tobacco Excise Tax and determination of the tangible benefits acquired by tobacco farmers. PC/MVIP
Board, as defined under Republic Act No. 7227, shall be exercised by the SBMA Board of Directors,” the said EO added. Further, the SBMA Administrator will also act as Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Among its main functions are to implement
policies and measures approved by the SBMA Board, supervise the operations and daily activities of the SBMA, and exercise the powers of control and supervision over decisions and actions of subordinate officers. As CEO, the Administrator will represent the
SBMA in all dealings with government agencies, signs all permits and other official documents issued by the SBMA, and executes, on behalf of the SBMA, all contracts and instruments affecting the interests of the SBMA. More so, the SBMA Ad-
ministrator will direct and supervise the preparation of the agenda for the SBMA Board meetings, and will preside the meetings. The Administrator can also appoint, transfer, or remove any SBMA employees in accordance with law. ###PCO-Content
Government adopts single platform for trading requirements MANILA, Sept. 26 – A highlevel committee chaired by the Secretary of the Department of Finance (DOF) has agreed to adopt a government-built online platform for traders, as the vehicle for the country’s National Single Window (NSW), which aims to facilitate trade, heighten transparency in customs procedures and improve revenue collection. DOF Undersecretary and Chief Economist Gil Beltran said this online trading platform, TradeNet.gov.ph, will perform the functions of the NSW. This will eventually be interconnected by December to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Single Window (ASW), a regional initiative that aims to speed up cargo clearances and promote economic integration by enabling the electronic exchange of border documents among the organization’s 10
member-states. The NSW Steering Committee met on Aug. 30, 2017 at the Ayuntamiento building of the Bureau of Treasury (BTr) to discuss the implementation of the Philippines’ single window, along with related measures to facilitate trade and improve the ease of doing business. Besides the DOF, the other members of the NSW Steering Committee are the Secretaries of the Departments of Trade and Industry (DTI), Agriculture (DA), Transportation (DOTR), Interior and Local Government (DILG), and Health (DOH); the Governor of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) and the DirectorGeneral of the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA). In a report to Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez III, Beltran said the
members of the steering committee also agreed to “streamline and automate their respective processes “to minimize costs of doing business and enhance the country’s competitiveness.” The NSW Steering Committee is part of the NSW Task Force for Cargo Clearance created via Executive Order EO No. 482 issued in 2005. The NSW Task Force consists of the Steering Committee and a Technical Working Group (TWG) presided by the Customs Commissioner. “The Steering Committee handles the NSW and aims at facilitating trade transactions. We want, as much as possible, to reduce processing time, cut transaction costs and enhance competitiveness. The NSW is one of the most important reforms in government,” said Beltran, who was designated
by Dominguez to chair and preside over the NSW panel. “We are all performing important functions that will impact our [country’s] capability to generate investments. This is the reason why NSW was created,” Beltran added. At a recent DOF Executive Committee meeting, Beltran explained that as the vehicle for the NSW, TradeNet is expected “to shorten the processing time of import and export clearances, reduce the number of transactions and required documents to be submitted, and remove bureaucratic red-tape that has plagued businesses and citizens when dealing with the government.” “TradeNet aims to connect 66 agencies and 10 economic zones involved in approving import and export permits and other trading requirements,” he
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Gov. Uy, Dir. Oñate lead turn-over of 58 farm machineries to Comval farmers C ompostela Valley Province -- The provincial government of Compostela Valley under the leadership of Governor Jayvee Tyron L. Uy together with Department of Agriculture (DA) Regional Director Engr. Ricardo Oñate turned-over a total of 58 different types of agricultural machineries to Comval farmers on September 25, 2017 at the Provincial Agriculturist Office (PAGRO), Capitol Compound, Cabidianan, Nabunturan, Comval. According to Oñate, they are looking for another fund to provide at least one 10wheeler hauling truck which will be used for the newly completed Rice Processing
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DAVAO CITY -- The Davao City Council on Tuesday stripped Councilor Nilo “Small” Abellera of all committee chairmanships and memberships for incurring absences due to health problems. Vice Mayor Paolo Duterte said the city council needs to remove Abellera from all the committees, which he chairs or as member, in order for the committee to continue functioning. Abellera is the chair of the Committee on Peace and Order, vice chair of Public Works, and member of most committees. “We cannot leave the committee vacant because he is absent. There are a lot of things to do and needs to be done,” the vice mayor said in an interview. VM Duterte said he talked to Abellera to just file a resignation which
did not happen. Thus, the city council was forced to remove him. “Councilor (Bernard) Al-ag is constantly talking to him, however, he did not file any resignation. We’ve advised him to file a resignation, especially that his committee (Peace and Order) is very crucial, the whole city depends on it,” Dutere said. R e c e n t l y, Ab e l l e r a skipped city council sessions due to health reasons. He also failed to attend two senate hearings on the controversial P6.4 million illegal drugs smuggled into the country. Abellera was tagged by Bureau of Customs (BoC) fixer Mark Taguba as one of the “Davao Group” allegedly offering bribe money or “tara”. Since Abellera’s name was dragged into the smuggling issue, he
only attended the regular session once. “We understand that he is sick and he needs to attend the senate hearing, but we cannot leave the job vacant. The council needs to work,” Vice Mayor Duterte said. But he clarified that Abellera is still a councilor of Davao City. “When he returns to office then we can talk about his chairmanship, for now, someone needs to take over,” he said. Replacing Abellera is Councilor Mabel SungaAcosta as committee chair of Peace and Order, Vice Chair of Public Works and Highways, and member of the committees on International Affairs, Barangay Affairs, Finance, Ways and Means, Education, and Tourism. (Funny Pear Gajunera/ PNA)
SSS President and Chief Executive Officer Emmanuel F. Dooc led the second grand launching of SSS AlkanSSSya Program here on Monday to officially turn over the AlkanSSSya units to target beneficiaries of the Parañaque City government. “We’re glad that the City
Government of Parañaque once again expressed their interest of purchasing additional units for their growing number of informal sector groups. In fact, Mayor Edwin L. Olivarez pledged to shoulder the cost of AlkanSSSya units to ensure that our tricycle drivers
and operators will continue to pay their contributions regularly,” Dooc said. Among the participating informal sector groups (ISGs) are Barangay Moonwalk TODA (BARMOTODA), BF Homes TODA (BFTODA), Edison Parañaque TODA (EPTODA),
San Agustin Village Transport Service Association Inc. (SAVTSAI), Sitio Santo Niño TODA (SSNOTDA), Fourth Estate TODA (FETODA), Mer ville Park TODA (MPTODA), Samahang Barangay Don Bosco TODA , Inc (SBDBTODI),
DAVAO CITY -- Former New People’s Army (NPA) rebels who decided to leave behind years of armed struggle are starting a new life after receiving financial assistance under the government’s Comprehensive Local Integration Program (CLIP). Each of the 14 rebel returnees, who are temporarily staying at Davao Oriental’s Happy Home, received PHP65,000 for livelihood as part of the province’s and the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG)’s reintegration program. Karen Lou Deloso, provincial information officer of Davao Oriental, said the government released almost a million pesos to the former rebels. This continuing program for the rebels is an indication of the government’s determination to assist them as they transition to civilian life. Deloso said most of the former rebels are farmers and they plan to use the money in growing crops, raising livestock while others say they would like to engage in a small business like “sari-sari” store. Deloso added that the former rebels can also use the skills acquired during their rehabilitation at Happy Home facility, a halfway house for former rebels. While at Happy Home, the former rebels learned crop and livestock production, which was introduced by the Philippine Army’s 701st Brigade to provide former rebels wider economic opportunities when they get back to the community. Deloso said the government has already spent PHP10.1 million for the livelihood assistance to a total of 187 former rebels enrolled under the CLIP since the Happy Home was established in 2013. Deloso said they (former rebels) underwent other trainings. The former rebels also underwent a 10-day political de-radicalization process which included gardening, moral recovery, Sunday mass, and lectures on scores of topics such as Philippine history and socioeconomic theories, among others. Governor Nelson Dayanghirang urged them to spend the money wisely. Dayanghirang sustained
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Centers of the municipalities of the province with large areas of rice production. Among the agricultural equipment delivered through the Department of Agriculture (DA) were 10 Hand Tractors with Trailer each, 15 Open Surfaced Pumps (OSP), 18 Power Sprayers, 6 Rice Threshers, and 9 units of Corn Sheller-Husker. Also gracing the turnover ceremony were Vice Governor Manuel E. Zamora, PAGRO Head Dr. Rolando Simene, Cooperative Development Division Head Manuel Buladaco, PAGRO employees, and the Barangay Agricultural Extension Workers of the province. (R. Antibo, IDS Comval) Comval Governor Jayvee Tyron L. Uy, Vice Governor Manuel E. Zamora, together with
Mobile kitchens in Davao to serve calamity victims
DAVAO CITY—The Davao City Government on Monday launched its own two mobile kitchens called “Kusina ng Bayan” to serve hot meals during calamities and disaster. The two Kusina ng Bayan will be ran by the City Social Services and Development Office (CSSDO), which allocated P8 million for the project. Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio, who led the launching ceremony, said the Kusina ng Bayan will be a big help to the victims of calamity given that they cannot cook their own food instantly. “Kani siya intended to provide hot meals during disaster, usually man gud atong ginahatag immediate kay kanang grocery items. Di mana sila makaluto dayon, mao ni siya ang mag hatag og immediate na luto na pagkaon (This one is intended to provide
hot meals during disaster. Usually what we immediately give are grocery items. They cannot instantly cook so this one will immediately provide cooked food),” Duterte-Carpio said. The city mayor said she plans to purchase another one so that each of the three congressional districts will have one mobile kitchen. Aside from the victims of calamities, the mayor said the Kusina ng Bayan will also serve those rescuers and volunteers, who are waiting for their food packs. CSSDO head Ma. Luisa Bermudo said the Kusina ng Bayan will help ease the difficulties felt by the victims during the first hours or days of the disaster especially the vulnerable sectors -- the women, children, elderly, and the persons with disability “This will help lessen
PA R A ÑAQUE C IT Y— About 980 members of ten Tricycle Operators and Drivers Associations (TODA) will soon become members of the Social Security System (SSS) after being selected by the local government as AlkanSSSya Program beneficiaries.
Department of Agriculture (DA) Regional Director Engr. Ricardo Oñate turned-over a total of 58 different types of agricultural machineries to Comval farmers on September 25, 2017 at the Provincial Agriculturist Office (PAGRO), Capitol Compound, Cabidianan, Nabunturan, Comval. (Photo by M. Lasaca, PS Comval)
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families until everything is stable,” Dy said. from page 1 Salvaña said they are still by Tomas Eugenio, at investigating the cause of about 4:58 p.m. A “fire out” the fire. As of Wednesday, was declared at 9:35 p.m. the fire marshall placed the Charlie Eugenio, Tomas’s damage at P750,000. son, is San Antonio’s village chairman. “The houses were so from page 1 close and made of light maP 79 million is under terials that the fire rapidly investigation by “another spread,” Salvaña. agency.” According to Daapong’s Guialani said that he father Nilo, his son was lying made an inquiry with the on the bed and covered his COA about the status of face with a blanket of their the P 79 million allegedly two-story house when the withdrawn in eight sepafire was reported. rate government checks, all The father told investiga- payable to Oscar S. Moreno tors that one of his children amid highly questionable called the victim as everyone circumstances in 2016. in the family rushed outside. He said that he asked the “Perhaps he was afraid COA to release the following of the fire,” Salvaña said, documents needed for the adding that it was only after ongoing investigation by the Daapongs were safe that the Office of the President they noticed the victim was in connection with the P missing. 79 million withdrawal of The family of the victim Oscar S. Moreno: did not elaborate his health 1 Audit and observacondition. tion memo, 2 Notice of Meanwhile, the Misamis suspension/disallowance 3 Oriental Provincial Disaster Vouchers/Checks 4 Entries Risk Reduction and Man- in the Book of Account 5 agement Office (PDRRMO) Entries of the checks in the said in a statement relief check book 6 Entries in the goods were distributed to disbursement book and 7 the survivors. Appropriation Ordinance. Fernando Dy Jr., PDRRGuialani said that he MO chief, said they handed made an official request out items such as blankets, about the alleged anomalous cans of corned beef, beef withdrawal of Moreno on loaf and sardines, packs of Sept. 13, 2017. The COA instant noodles, pairs of regional office replied on slippers, pieces of diapers, Sept. 25, 2017. bath soaps, face towels and According to the COA mosquito nets. regional administrative ofThe agency also treated ficer, Adolfo Creavla, the those who suffered minor numbers 1, 2, and 3 requestinjuries. ed documents of Guialani “There are just our initial were “denied” because “the help to the victims. There documents/ reports, and will be more in the coming other information requested days because it is the direc- are under investigation by tive of the governor for us this Commission and any to never leave the displaced other investigating body.”
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Creavla also denied issuing the documents under items 4, 5, 6, and 7 because “the documents/reports and after information was prepared by and in the custody of the audited agency (LGU – Cagayan De Oro City).” COA regional director Celso Vocal, of Northern Mindanao, has concurred with the findings of the COA administrative officer, Guialani said. He said that based on the report/reply of the COA regional office, the documents involving the alleged withdrawal and encashment of the P 79 million are still in the custody of the city government. The alleged anomalous transactions occurred three years ago. However, the COA regional office has done nothing to investigate and retrieve the documents other than making an observation that the transactions were anomalous and questionable, Guialani said. “We are now apprehensive that Moreno and other City Hall officials are cooking something to clear them of the charges against them,” Guialani said. He said that he was alarmed when Moreno’s lawyer issued a statement in the media that the P79 million was used to pay for the PhilHealth. “The people of Cagayan De Oro must be vigilant otherwise the P 79 million taxpayers money, which were reportedly withdrawn by Moreno through alleged spurious documents would go down the drain,” Guialani said. Guialani said that the COA must take action before it is too late. After three years since the alleged
anomalous withdrawal of the P 79 million, the inaction of COA creates more doubts and unanswered questions.
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In other words, once Malacañang takes action, Moreno would definitely be suspended and ultimately dismissed from service. This time, Moreno could no longer avail of the restraining order. That’s what the anti-Moreno thinks. The pro-Moreno thinks otherwise. Perhaps, this is the time to reveal everything about Moreno’s alleged connection in Malacañang. First, Moreno is reportedly under the protection of former Senator Aquilino Pimentel, Jr. whose son Senator “Koko” is the incumbent Senate President. The Pimentels would always cover Moreno at all costs for fear of the Emanos. The Pimentels believe that the Emanos would make a comeback once Moreno is sent to jail or is perpetually barred from holding office. Well, that is what most of the Cagayanons think. Having clobbered by the Emanos in the local election, the Pimentels continue to nourish the political scar to this day. Moreno, after losing the protective mantle of the Liberal Party (LP) finds the appropriate political shield in the Pimentels. In the same manner, the Pimentels were happy that Moreno has sought their political protection. In fact, there is a rumor that Moreno is asking the Pimentels for sponsorship to join the Partido ng Demokratikong Pilipino-Lakas
“Woke Up to a Climate Change” By Eva D. Aranggo, MT- I Kitaotao National High School Kitaotao, Bukidnon
Fancied walking in a green, cool and fresh space? Remembering what it feels like when rainy season fall in the right season and how the sun every summer shines savagely? These were the moments when things are still in the right place. Now tell me what will you call the too hot season and a little bit of rain together? The rainy season during summer and summer season in between a rain? Have you woke up to a climate change? Climate change is but a common concept which most of the people comprehend. While majority understand the concept, few are still confused what does it mean when a climate changes? According to NASA, climate change is a change in the usual weather found in a place. This could be a change in how much rain in a place usually gets in a year. Or it could be a change in a place’s usual temperature for a month or a season. Climate change is also a
change in Earth’s climate. This could be a change in where rain and snow usually fall on Earth. It has been said that weather can change in just a few hours. Climate takes hundreds or even millions of years to change. For these hundreds or even millions of years spent to change the climate, who paved way for this to happen? Who or what are the culprits? Many things can cause climate to change all on its own. The distance of the Earth from the sun which consequently changes the amount of energy the sun can give towards the earth. Oceans can change. When a volcano erupts, it can change our climate. There where studies which revealed that humans can change climate too. One action can lead to another action which consequently affects one or another. People find it convenient to drive cars rather than walk. People burn things, heat and cool their houses. All these things take energy. One essential way to get energy is by burning coal, oil and gas. Burning these things puts gases into the air. The gases
cause the air to heat up and eventually this can change the climate of a place. It also can change Earth’s climate. Knowing the causes of climate change, what do you think is the prognosis of this global phenomenon? If this problem will not be solved and continues to threaten us, the Earth’s temperature will keep going up for the next 100 years. This would cause more snow and ice to melt. Oceans would rise higher. Some places would get hotter. Other places might have colder temperature. Some places might get more rain, others might get less rain. Some places might have stronger hurricanes. Simply put it this way, we can never live a normal life. The essential balances in the natural order will be distorted thus leading to an unhealthy and unhappy life. So what can we do to help? The best thing that we can do to stop the climate from changing as much is by using less energy and water. We must learn to turn off lights and other appliances when we are not using it. Use water wisely and help in planting trees. As much
as possible, try to learn the art of walking rather than riding your cars. Avoid burning plastics and promote the concept of recycling. According to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, if emissions continue to rise beyond 2020, the world stands very little chance of limiting global warming below 1.5 degrees Celsius. The time to start helping is not tomorrow but today. The issue now on climate change became a concern to everyone. It is now a political issue because of how every country’s leader promotes and advocates the programs for climate change. However, Science has no political affiliation and should not be a political issue. Chemistry and physics don’t care who is the President. No politicians should ignore the warnings of scientists and argue against health--all of which depend on how the world responds to climate change. Let us make our part now; a small leap for a greater cause.
ng Bayan (PDP-Laban). Whether the rumor is true, there is nothing new about it. After all, it is only in the Philippines where politicians hop from one political party to another for political convenience. Then, there is this story that despite the glaring antigraft and corrupt practices charges, Moreno could not be easily dismissed because he is a “relative” of President Rodrigo Duterte. The CYNOSURE could not confirm this rumor because during his visit to Camp Alagar last year, Duterte categorically
said that he is not a Roa. “My father was a Chinese. My father took the Roa as the family name from his lawyer who was a Roa when he was called by the immigration officials,” Duterte said in his short message to the police officials. Anyway, the CYNOSURE does not entertain issues involving family matters. So, let us wait on how far the Moreno case could go. -0- Email reaction/ comments:crisguardian@ yahoo.com
Improving Grammar and Vocabulary Through Independent Reading By Rosie C. Derayunan, Teacher I Bacusanon Central Elementary School
Independent reading ,is a reading we do with our own volition and we can select our own reading materials it could be a novel ,romance, sports, magazine or local newspaper. Anything we pick up and read because we want it and not required to read in class or work. The reason the reading promotes vocabulary growth is because we as readers exposed to new words and can discern the meaning through the context of what we are reading to grow more. Read different kinds of book and all have their
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TODI), Perlas ng Parañaque Tambo TODA (PPTTODA) and La Huerta Don Galo TODA (LAHDTODA). Since 2013, the Paranaque City government has donated 13 AlkanSSSya Units, benefiting nearly 400 members. As of August 2017, the SSS Parañaque and Parañaque- Tambo branches have collected P7.04 million in members’ contributions from 17 participating ISGs such as TODA, pedicab and tricycle associations. “We would like to commend the officials of Parañaque City for taking the initiative of securing the welfare of the most vulnerable sector of our society. At this point, I encourage other LGUs to share the
own vocabulary. Reader should keep a notebook and jot all new words you don’t know. Independent reading is one of the best ways to add new word to your vocabulary . Advantage of reading, when you learn a language, listening, speaking and writing are important but reading can also be very helpful learning vocabulary in context. Expanding vocabulary through reading is better for learners to write down all unknown words . Constant practice reading improves your grammar and vocabulary as well. same advocacy of providing meaningful social security protection to every working Filipinos. For newlyregistered members, kindly fulfill their obligations as SSS members so that they can fully maximize the benefits and privileges in times of contingencies,” Dooc concluded. The SSS AlkanSSSya Program is a micro-savings scheme launched in 2012 that enables ISG members to save a part of their daily income for as low as P11 a day in personalized metal compartments for their monthly SSS contributions. As of first semester of 2017, the program has 103,868 member-beneficiaries from 1,387 participating ISGs with an equivalent members’ contributions amounting to P523 million.
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from page 6 revitalize the National Intelligence Committee (NIC). "The NIC is hereby organized and revitalized to serve as a vital mechanism for intelligence management, and as an instrument for promoting greater unity and cohesion of the Intelligence Community," AO No. 7 stated. Chaired by the Director-General of the National Intelligence Coordinating Agency (NICA), the NIC was organized in 2003, pursuant to AO 68, to serve as advisory body to the NICA Director- General. It is composed of representatives from the Department of Foreign Affairs, National Bureau of Investigation, Bureau of Immigration, Bureau of Customs, Armed Forces of the Philippines, and Philippine National Police as members.
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Under AO No. 7, the NIC membership was expanded to include representatives from the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency, Philippine Coast Guard, and Office for Transportation Security. Further, the NIC is authorized to call upon any govern-
ment agencies to become its members, may designate or invite resource persons from relevant government units, and may review its current organizations to make the Committee more organized, proactive, and effective in fulfilling its mandate.
Nonetheless, "the NIC shall continue to be assisted by the Regional Intelligence Committees (RIC) that have already been institutionalized in all regions of the country to promote and enhance intelligence fusion," the AO said. ###PCO-Content
Developing Reading Skill of Grade 2 Through Repeated Reading Strategy By Rosie C. Derayunan, Teacher I Bacusanon Central Elementary School
Repeated reading is when the pupils read and read the same text over and over again. This kind of strategy can be done individually or in group. This helps the students especially in lower grades to develop their skills clearly and fluently. As literacy teacher, you should have all the materials as instructional goal regardless of age. The more reading the reader does the more reading comprehension should improve. It is very important that during the reading teachers try to ensure that all children as actually reading. An important goal of literacy teaching is to awake pupils interest in language and literature and
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of the Philippine Business Data Bank (PBDB) and the proposed National ID system. A dry run of the PBDB was conducted on August 14 at the DTI, which already has its application program interface for the business registry up and running. On Aug. 16, the PBDB was launched at the 5th Annual Regional Competitiveness Summit to introduce the system to local government units and encourage them to link up with the data bank. So far, the Quezon City government has already submitted its data to the PBDB, Beltran said. Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand are already using the ASW to exchange information on customs clearances. Last year, the DOF was able to secure a P21.5 million grant from the German development bank, KfW Group, to help implement what is now known as TradeNet. Dominguez said the grant from the Frankfurt-based KfW Group is now helping implement the IABPI Program, which aims to streamline the process of issuing permits for imports and exports. The IABPI is being implemented by the DOF’s Policy Development and Management Services Group, also headed by Beltran, in coordination with the government’s trade regulatory agencies. Aside from simplifying import-export documentation processes, one of the program’s targets is to develop policies to “oversee, manage and harmonize transactions of all regulatory agencies” involved in these processes, by establishing protocols to link their databases with each other. (DOF)
Forester Nestor Agosto, Caretaker of the Enforcement Division of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources, Region 10 (DENR 10), shares to other employees about the Mid-Year Assessment and Strategic Planning Workshop for Lawin Forest and Biodiversity Protection System that he attended on September 21-22, 2017 in Metro Manila. He said some Central Office-based funds are to be downloaded to regions in support to Lawin Forest and Biodiversity Protection System. Some of these funds are for the procurement of personnel protective equipment and electronic devices. This move is to further empower field operations in the regional level. He shared this during the Monday Convocation Program held at the DENR 10 covered court on September 25, 2017. Ana Mae Sumalinog RSCIS No. 09-325-2017 Republic of the Philippines Province of Bukidnon Municipality of Quezon OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL CIVIL REGISTRAR Petition No. CCE-76-2017
In the matter of: Petition for change of sex (Gender) in the Certificate of Live Birth of IAN CLOMA TUMIMBANG From “FEMALE” to “MALE” under Registry No. 95-712
Petitioner, IAN CLOMA TUMIMBANG , having filed with this Office the above mentioned Petition for change of sex (Gender) in his Certificate of live Birth bearing Registry No. 95-712 from “Female” to “Male” and finding the same to be sufficient in form and substance, and in compliance with Sec. 5 R.A. 9048 / R.A. 10172, as well as Par. 3, Subsect. 2 of its Implementing Rules and Regulations let this Petition be PUBLISHED in a Newspaper of general circulation at least once (1) a week for two (2) consecutive weeks at the expense of petitioner. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his/her written opposition with this Office not later than 0ctober 20, 2017. Done this 19ht day of September, 2017 at Quezon, Bukidnon, Philippines.
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Republic of the Philippines LOCAL CIVIL REGISTRY OFFICE PROVINCE OF MISAMIS ORIENTAL Cagayan de Oro City NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. No. 10172, a NOTICE is hereby served to the public that WINDELYN A. JUMAMIL has filed with this Office a petition for the correction of clerical error in the entry of the child’s sex from “MALE” to “FEMALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of WINDELYN ABALES JUMAMIL who was born on APRIL 30, 1987 in CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY and whose parents are WILFREDO JUMAMIL and JUVY ABALES. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than September 30, 2017. (SGD.) NORMA S. DIPUTADO City Civil Registrar MDN: Sept. 21 & 28, 2017
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In compliance with the publication requirements and pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1, Guidelines in the Implementation of the Administrative Order No. 1, Series of 2012 (IRR of RA 10172). Notice is hereby served to the public that KERSTIN LOU CORRES DUMAQUE has filed with this Office, a petition for clerical error in Gender from MALE to FEMALE in her certificate of live birth of KERSTIN LOU CORRES DUMAQUE who was born on APRIL 24, 1976 whose parents are MERIAM CANTILANG LONGOS and CONSORCIO T. CORRES. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than OCTOBER 6, 2017.
In compliance with the publication requirements and pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1, Guidelines in the Implementation of the Administrative Order No. 1, Series of 2012 (IRR of RA 10172). Notice is hereby served to the public that CARL BANSILOY has filed with this Office, a petition for clerical error in Gender from MALE to FEMALE in her certificate of live birth of CARL BANSILOY who was born on DECEMBER 26, 1995 whose parents are QUINCY DELIMA BANSILOY and N/A. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than OCTOBER 6, 2017.
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also give them a positive attitude towards reading. Second graders continue to develop their reading skills as they learn to read more complex words and read longer. They can talk about what they read and use it for developing and presenting further ideas. Second graders continually practice their reading skills as they read other subject they learn through that day. Make reading part of your students world. Developing reading skills of grade 2 through repeated reading strategy in school is under the guidance of their teacher and under the guidance of parents at home.
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In compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant to Section of R.A. Act No. 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 to the public that ROY JOSE DELA CRUZ PASCUA has filed with this office a petition for change of child’s first name of birth from “ROY” to “ROY ROSE” and child’s sex of birth from “F” to “MALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of ROY DELA CRUZ PASCUA who was born on JANUARY 19, 1998 in DAVAO CITY Whose parents are ORLANDO C. PASCUA and FLORENCE S. DELA CRUZ. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his/her written opposition with this office not later than OCTOBER 6, 2017. (Sgd.) Atty. LEO ANTHONY R. BRACEROS City Civil Registrar MDN: Sept. 21 & 28, 2017
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Tel your negative circumstances how big your God is The Gospel of Jesus Christ (September 28, 2017-Thursday) Luke11:47-54 for they indeed killed them, and ye build their sepulchers. Therefore also said the wisdom of God, I will send them prophets and apostles, and [some] of them they shall slay and persecute: That the blood of all the prophets, which was shed from the foundation of the
world, may be required of this generation; From the blood of Abel unto the blood of Zacharias, which perished between the altar and the temple: verily I say unto you, It shall be required of this generation. Woe unto you, lawyers! for ye have taken away the key of knowledge: ye entered not in yourselves, and them that were entering in ye hindered.
Banning of junk food in schools
By SHEILAFE C. BOLINA Teacher II Lala National High School
I commend DepEd for initiating the policy in banning junk food and softdrinks in schools. These two products are indeed harmful to our health not just to the students but to adults as well. According to DepEd, unhealthy eating patterns – more sugars, fats and oils and less leafy vegetables and whole grain cereals – has led to an upward surge in obesity. Schools are supposed to be good venues to promote a healthier lifestyle among Filipinos, especially the youth. Food classified under the green category are unsweetened milk, unsweetened buko juice, water, rice, chicken, lean meat, fish and fresh fruits.
They must always be available in school canteens. On the other hand, foods that are classified under yellow category such as fruit juices, fried rice, bread using refined flour, biscuits, pancakes, sandwiches, processed food and stir-fried vegetables must be served carefully. Meanwhile, soft drinks, sports water, products containing caffeine, ice cream, cakes, donuts, French fries, instant noodles, chicken skin, bacon, junk food and canned fruits in heavy syrup must be totally prohibited in school canteens. DepEd said each school must develop its own menu to ensure that the food and drinks offered to students are healthy and nutritious.
The painful reality: they took care the dead prophets but rejecting the living prophet in their times which was Jesus Christ. They made the wrong choice and preference in life because they devoted their attentions and interests to the lesser in value.Jesus was greater in value but they never recognized him in front of them. They rejected Jesus because
they were insecure of his wisdom. Sometimes we are liked these people because we have a poor decision and choices in life. We invested more time in none sense things rather than useful and productive things. We focused on earthly things rather than our creator. We focused on the problems rather than the solutions. Do not waste your time on the things that
Critical thinking ability of senior high students
By JUNAH GLECE T. SUICO Teacher II Lala National High School
THE skills that we need in order to be able to think critically are varied and include observation, analysis, interpretation, reflection, evaluation, inference, explanation, problem solving and decision making. Critical thinking is the ability to think clearly and rationally, understanding the logical connection between ideas. Critical thinking has been the subject of much debate and thought since the time of early Greek philosophers such as Plato and Socrates and has continued to be a subject of discussion into the modern age. Critical thinking might be described as the ability to engage in reflective and independent thinking. In essence, critical thinking requires you to use your ability to reason. It is about being an active
learner rather than a passive recipient of information. Critical thinkers rigorously question ideas and assumptions rather than accepting them at face value. They will always seek to determine whether the ideas, arguments and findings represent the entire picture and are open to finding that they do not. Critical thinkers will identify, analyse and solve problems systematically rather than by intuition or instinct. Someone with critical thinking skills can understand the links between ideas, determine the importance and relevance of arguments and ideas, recognize, build and appraise arguments, identify inconsistencies and errors in reasoning, approach problems in a consistent and systematic way and reflect on the justification of their own assumptions, beliefs and values.
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can cause your stress in life. You need to focus to God rather than anything else on this earth. Focus on the positive side and the brighter side of your life. Focus your eyes on the things that can uplift your emotions and boost you up to move forward. Tel your negative circumstances how big your God is instead telling God how worse your situation is. Have a
Bro. Edcel L. Closas positive mindset rather than a troubled mind.
Stress Tolerance Behind the Hectic Schedule and health Problem By Rosie C. Derayunan, Teacher I Bacusanon Central Elementary School
Stress is not always bad. A little bit of stress can help you stay focused energetic and able to meet challenges in you work place or in school. Today’s hectic world often emotional like a roller coaster, long hours ,tight deadlines and ever increasing demands can leave you feeling worried and overwhelmed. When stress exceed your ability to cope, it stops being helpful and starts causing damage to you mind and body as well as your job satisfaction. If stress on job is interfering with your performance, health or personal life it is time to take action no matter how stressful your job is. There are plenty of things you can do to reduce overall stress and regain of
control at work. Teaching is a stressful job especially in dealing with the different behavior of the students, making lesson plan and reports to be submitted, sometime family problems add to your stress. But don’t let stress pinned you down.Look for the best reducer,just simply shared your stress with someone close to you.Turn to your co-workers, friends, relative and family. The better rested you are, the better equipped you will be to tackle your job responsibilities and cope with work place stress. When you are over stress on work it easy to neglect your physical health, but when you support your health with good nutrition and exercise you’re stronger and more resilient to stress. Mindanao Daily
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CDD Creates a Bridge of Opportunities Story and Photos courtesy of Elvira Singgit, DSWD Kalahi-CIDSS Area Coordinator
The community of Barangay Magsaysay, Baliangao, Misamis Occidental saw the need to address the problem of school children walking through dikes of rice paddies to and from Lipacon Elementary School. Aside from the dike being slippery, it was very dangerous for the children especially during the rainy season, the creek overflows which made the way unsafe for children. This has always been the condition of the road. Opportunity came when the community enjoined themselves in the identification process through a participatory situational analysis to assess their current situation as a community and the problems that need to be addressed the soonest. This is through the Community-Driven Development approach which is being implemented by the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD). The DSWD Kapit-Bisig Laban sa Kahirapan Comprehensive and Integrated Delivery of Social Services (Kalahi-CIDSS) is a commu nit y emp owe r me nt program of the Philippine Government that utilizes the
community-driven development (CDD) approach to ensure that citizens have an active role in development by giving them the voice and the vote in decision-making involving their villages. In 2013, it scaled up into the national CDD program and targets the coverage of 847 of the poorest municipalities in the Philippines. In Magsaysay, Baliangao, the community completed the construction of an 87 linear meter (ln. m.) Concrete Foot Bridge now ensures a safer route for children to go to school and not have to walk on the muddy and slippery road anymore. Residents, especially parents do not have to worry about the rainy season knowing that their children are now able to go back home safely. The total project cost of PHP 963,910.00 the grant from DSWD Kalahi-CIDSS NCDDP is PHP 771,546.00 while the barangay local government pitched in a total of PHP 51,864.00, with the municipal local government of Baliangao pitching in PHP 139,500.00 to complete the total cost. The sub-project was turned over to the community on July 6, 2017 from
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the surf competition. Swiss-Italian businessman Gianni Grifoni, who owns the popular Kermit Resort and the major sponsor of Tokong was pinning hopes on him since they have been through a hard training. Tokong was champion in the 2015 series. Meanwhile, Mayor Jaime Russillon of this town said he was humbled by the great turnout of some 20,000 tourist arrivals to witness the weeklong surfing competition which offered a total prize pot of 75,000 US Dollars with the champion will take home 12,000 dollars. “This is the largest tourist visit this year and it only showed that Siargao has already got more attention in the tourism industry,” Russillon said. All 650 airconditioned rooms in the resorts are fully booked for the whole week apart from some 400 home stays being availed by the foreign guests. The 2017 Siargao Cloud 9 Surfing Cup Qualifying Series 3000 points will run from September 24 - 29, is a World Surf League sanctioned event.
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undistracted by the sorry loss of John Mark “Marama” Tokong, who was highly expected to make it after making waves in the earlier preliminary rounds. “I just keep my focus and took Tokong’s defeat on a positive light,” Alacala told the Inquirer in an exclusive interview after the game. For his part, Tokong explained it was tough luck for him since there was no big waves that came in his turn which was won by Australian Mitch Parkinson. Only the first and second place winners are qualified for the next round with only eight international surfers will slug it on Thursday going into the quarterfinals. Alcala, who was champion in 2014, 2012 and 2008, was in top spot in his heat with 11.44 which was a narrow lead over Nick von Ruff of Portugal with 11.00 points. “I would not dream of the crown, but I will do my very best to make it to the finals,” Alcala said. This year’s world surfing competition was equally tough as 115 top surfers across the globe competed, the biggest in recent years. 15 Filipino surfers mostly Siargao residents joined but it was only Alcala and Tokong who rallied in at least five rounds. The two Filipino surfers, however, are the best bets in
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Rodrigo Duterte was already declared presidentelect, with further deliveries in January, March, and May, all of 2017, after his oath-taking. “This is big. Think of the dates. Look at the connections. We are indeed a narco
The 87 linear meter (ln. m.) Concrete Foot Bridge community sub-project in Barangay Magsaysay, Baliangao, Misamis Occidental. The project is funded through the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) Kapit-Bisig Laban sa Kahirapan Comprehensive and Integrated Delivery of Social Services (Kalahi-CIDSS) National Community-Driven Development Program (NCDDP).
the DSWD Kalahi-CIDSS NCDDP represented by Pervelita Mae G. Cagod, Sub Regional Project Coordinator. The said ceremony was also represented by local government units. The community also recognizes the Women’s Organization lead by Lenie F.
Atay as President to oversee the operation and maintenance of the sub-project. The group’s responsibility is to prepare the annual Operation and Maintenance (O&M) Plan, also to lobby and remind the barangay council to allocate funds annually for its maintenance.
state but guess who is implicated, and where it reaches,” the lawyer said. Well, as far as I am concerned, Malacanang should immediately respond to this, because the clear maneuver on what Dee said is to point to the current administration as the culprit in connection with the P6.4 billion shabu. -oooALEJANO: WHY IS THE PRESIDENT SILENT? And, indeed, this is what appears to be happening now. Is it not a fact that Magdalo Rep. Gary Alejano has a media release in which he was criticizing what to him was the “suspicious” silence of Duterte on the illicit release of the shabu in question from the Customs during the months that the issue is hogging the headlines? This is highly dubious, said the lawmaker who earlier filed an impeachment complaint against the President. Alejano also quipped: “Duterte has been suspiciously silent on an issue involving illegal drugs of this scale. The President kills small-time drug addicts in the streets while tons of drugs like these just pass through…” “As the administration boasts the warming and closer relations of the Philippines and China, maybe the President could nudge his friends in China for their cooperation in this transnational problem on illegal drugs. It is not a new knowledge that China is
one of the major sources of illegal drugs,” he said. -oooWATCH “ANG TANGING DAAN” AT FACEBOOK: “Ang Tanging Daan” is a Bible exposition and prayer session for everyone, in English and Filipino, 24/7, worldwide, that can be viewed at www.facebook. com/angtangingdaan. Please see the video section. Reactions: 0917 984 24 68, 0918 574 0193, 0977 805 9058. Email: batasmauricio@yahoo.com.
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was just around the corner. He was actually encouraging people to participate in the rally. However, he also said that should the rallies go chaotic, he is willing to declare Martial Law (http:// www.philstar.com/…/martial-law-sept.-21-remotepossi…). A report from Rappler also stated that the administration has set a nationwide earthquake drill on the same day of the protests. That would give the president a legitimate excuse in deploying police forces everywhere, if ever. So please, be vigilant. But also, as long as you’re able, fight back. To be honest, I sometimes find myself wanting to give up fighting for this country because it already looks like a lost cause to me. The concept of loving your country by default simply because it’s your country
(From right) Pastor Jovie O. Vilaluna, MIAC Member, Religious’ group, Pervelita Mae. G. Cagod, DSWD KalahiCIDSS Sub Regional Project Coordinator, Mr. Eleno C. Atay , BSPMC –Chairperson, Hon. Ruben C. Atay , Magsaysay- Punong Barangay, Hon. Aghmar A. Yap , Sangguninag Bayan Member in the ceremonial cutting of the ribbon to formally open the 87 linear meter (ln. m.) Concrete Foot Bridge in Barangay Magsaysay, Baliangao, Misamis Occidental
has become obsolete. Seemingly timeless nationalistic quotes like “[. . .] ask not what your country can do for you—ask what you can do for your country” is no longer palatable. Instead I begin to ask questions like “What has this country ever done for us?” Pessimistic and disillusioned na po si ako. But after giving it some thought, I also ask: If I don’t do it, who will? If I decide to stop fighting for this country, that’s one less person trying to turn the tides. I’m not saying I’m a special snowflake and that I should be commended for deciding to fight back, because there are many others like me. But if I don’t do something, then it’s as good as actually taking side with the oppressor. That’s me letting them win. I’m taking advantage of the fact that, fortunately, Martial Law has not been implemented nationwide yet (and let’s hope it remains that way). While I still have the freedom to post things like this, I will. Because if this were Martial Law and the authorities have seen it, my account could be suspended and I’d be in danger of being taken away. Again, my thoughts are all over the place but please, think about these things and realize that this is bigger than all of us. It’s not about you, Bimb. Wag kang ano. (Alexandria M. Mordeno, 18, is a third year Political Science student at Mindanao
State University — Iligan Institute of Technology. His father was a human rights activist-writer during Martial Law.)
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crowd everywhere to sell cigarettes,” he said. “There has to be some cooking and there has to be some loyal lieutenants to make the distribution, down to the peddlers who take the orders from the above. So they would know if the supply is there or if there is no supply at all,” he added. According to the President, a number of people have realized the serious dimension of the drug problem and joined the campaign against illegal drugs. President Duterte also touched on another campaign promise, which is his resolve to end corruption in the government. The President vowed that his administration will not enter into anomalous deals. The President was accompanied by Justice Secetary Vitaliano Aguirre II, Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana, and Presidential Legislative Liaison Office Secretary Adelino Sitoy during the event in Pasay City. (PND/PNA)
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