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CAGAYAN de Oro City--A lawyer on Tuesday belied reports that the Court of Appeals (CA) Special Division has issued a resolution extending the 60-day Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) in favor of the dismissed Cagayan De Oro City Mayor Oscar Moreno.

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Global budget for hospitals seen as better alternative to case-based payment THE global budget payment (GBP) system, wherein hospitals are given a certain amount that will cover all inpatient services for members of the Philippine Health Insurance Corp.

(PhilHealth) for the entire year, is found to be more efficient than the current case-based payment (CBP)

EastMinCom lauds NPA for soldier’s release

By ANTONIO L. COLINA of MindaNews

THE Eastern Mindanao Command (EastMinCom) recognized the release on New Year’s Day of Sgt. Adriano Bingil, of the Army’s 26th Infantry Battalion, as See release, page A11

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In 2011, PhilHealth started implementing the case-based payment system in lieu of the traditional fee-for-service in paying hospitals for a group of materials and services required for the treatment of a certain Rep. Rufus Rodriguez, center, together with wife Nenen, right, and Party List Rep. Maxie Rodriguez, of Abante conditions. Currently, the Mindanao (Abamin), 2nd from left, distributes ham and “queso de bola” as Christmas presents to around 3,000 See budget, page A11

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DOH should explore e-learning to inform, educate more Filipinos A STUDY released by state think-tank Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) said the Department of Health (DOH) can improve its information dissemination

capacity by using e-learning.

Author Ayedee Ace Domingo, a PIDS consultant, recommends to the DOH to explore creating a virtual learning environment for its Resource Center for

Health Systems Development (RCHSD), a research site launched in 2009 to serve as a “repository of knowledge products on health system reforms”. The site aims to keep the public

informed about the country’s health system policies and programs.

The advantages of educating people through the internet is well known. But See explore, page A3

135 journos killed last year: PEC THE Geneva based press watchdog Press Emblem Campaign (PEC) on Monday said 135 journalists were killed in 33 countries last year, warning the risks remain very high for 2016.

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1,600 farmers in Davao Oriental receive rice seeds support MATI CITY, Davao Oriental -- The Davao Oriental Provincial Government has distributed anew rice subsidy to farmer-beneficiaries here as part of its Rice Expansion Program to further boost rice production in the province.

Some 1,600 farmers in the towns of Banaybanay and Lupon have received one bag of rice seeds each.

This rice support is set to cover at least 1,600 hectares of rice fields in these towns.

Provincial Agriculture Office (PAGRI) Department Head Rotchie Ravelo said that for the whole province, PAGRI has allotted a total of 3,176 bags of certified and registered rice seeds for dispersal.

He said that the rice

distribution is a strategy that the Provincial Government has initiated to help the province attain its 100 percent rice sufficiency level target.

“Attaining this will enable us to supply enough rice to feed the province’s entire population,” he said, adding that it has been the ultimate goal of the provincial government to assist to improve rice production.

For the past eight years, Ravelo said Davao Oriental has achieved substantial increase on the rice sufficiency level from 41 percent in 2007 to 68 percent in 2014 through its Rice Self Sufficiency Program, which was introduced in 2008.

According to the PAGRI, Davao Oriental has achieved

a production of 4.27 metric tons per hectare per year – a figure way above the national average target which is only 3.87 metric tons per hectare per year. “With this outstanding performance in rice production, Davao Oriental ranked fourth in the recent AgriPinoy Rice Achiever Award (APRAA), which was participated by 62 rice-producing provinces in the country,” he said.

Amid this major feat in rice production, Ravelo stressed that there is still a need to further boost Davao Oriental’s rice production in order to also increase its rice sufficiency level from the current 68 percent to 100 percent.

Prompted by this target, the big-ticket irrigation

system in Cateel town, situated in the province’s first district, was constructed.

Funded by the World Bank, Mindanao Rural Development Program and the provincial government, the irrigation dam will further expand Cateel’s areas of production to an additional 1,600 to 2,000 hectares, thus, would also increase rice production in the whole province.

Launched in October 2014, the irrigation system is already operational and is now covering wide swathes of rice fields which have not been irrigated for many years in the past. Aside from significantly increasing the cropping season and rice production in Cateel, it will also boost the income

of rice farmers.

“This is our concept for our development in our province—that is ensuring that we develop all areas that have the potential to produce our food and boost our economy,” said Governor Corazon Malanyaon.

She said that improving agriculture is one of the goals of the provincial government to defeat poverty. Under this agenda is the governor’s flagship program – the Pagkain at Kita Program, a factor in achieving a large drop of 6.5 percentage point in poverty incidence rate. From 42.7 percent in 2007, poverty incidence plummeted down to 37.8 percent in 2012---the highest reduction in poverty incidence among the

provinces in Davao Region.

Malanyaon lauded the important contributions of the farmers in propelling the economy and feeding the people of the province. “We in the government are only instruments in providing the resources, but it is you [the farmers] who nurtures and grows these resources,” she said.

Meanwhile, first district representative, Congressman Nelson Dayanghirang lauded the provincial government in addressing food security in the province.

“All the Provincial Government efforts have now come into fruition. We are now achieving sustainable increase in our agricultural production, we are raising rural income, and more importantly, we are addressing hunger,” he said.

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By CRIS DIAZ, Executive Editor

CAGAYAN de Oro City--A lawyer on Tuesday belied reports that the Court of Appeals (CA) Special Division has issued a resolution extending the 60-day Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) in favor of the dismissed Cagayan De Oro City Mayor Oscar Moreno.

Pat Tremor, the lawyer of William Guialani, issued the statement to belie reports that the CA has granted Moreno’s petition for extending the 60-day TRO that the CA granted last Nov. 13, 2015.

“The CA has no power to issue an extension of the 60-day TRO,” Tremor said.

Tremor, however, said that the CA on Tuesday issued a Resolution requiring Guialani to submit a “Memoranda” on the application of Moreno for a writ of preliminary injunction within five days.

He said that the CA can issue a writ only if an oral argument is heard. “Instead the CA required us to submit a Memoranda on the application of Moreno for a writ of preliminary injunction.

“We are apprehensive because instead of the usual oral argument, the CA now requires us to submit a Memoranda,” complainant Guialani said in reaction to the CA resolution.

The Ombudsman has or-

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with an e-learning feature, the DOH would be able to reach those who cannot access the RCHSD. It can engage a wider audience and eliminate restrictions of geographic distance, time, and lack of resources, limitations to mobility, and other limiting factors.

The type of e-learning Domingo recommends is the asynchronous self-paced approach. Unlike other e-learning approaches, this type does not require administrators once the courseware is developed, and it is less rigid with its syllabus and timeline.

To make it functional, however, the DOH would need to organize a developing group for the programs it intends to offer.

The group should consist of a program manager, instructional designer, subject matter expert, programmers, course administrator, online facilitators and tutors, and technical support.

The development of programs has five stages – analysis and identification of goals; design of the course; development of the program’s content, storyboard, and courseware; implementation; and evaluation.

With an e-learning feature on the RCHSD, the DOH would help the public become more informed about the country’s health system policies and programs. This could foster greater understanding and engagement among stakeholders toward a healthier Filipino society.

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dered the dismissal of Moreno and the City Treasurer from service in connection with the Ajinomoto Philippines case where Moreno and the City Treasurer entered an agreement reducing the tax due the city government to PHP 300,000 from the original

tax due of PHP 2.9 million.

The graft court ordered the dismissal and perpetual disqualification of Moreno and the City Treasurer from service effective November 12, 2015 on the ground of grave misconduct and abuse of authority from entering

an agreement without the authority of the City Council.

Moreno obtained a 60-day TRO from the Cagayan De Oro-based CA, which would expire on January 12, 2015.

Until, the TRO expire on Jan. 12, Moreno enjoys his position as a “city temporary

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mayor.”

Tremor has contested the 60-day TRO and filed a petition for prohibition and the grant of preliminary injunction with the Supreme Court in November 2015. The High Court, however, has yet to act on the petition, Tremor said.

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Since last year, this corner has been receiving plaints ruel pelone CRIS DIAZ about the ineptness of the Managing Editor Executive Editor personnel at the DSWD regional office in Northern CHENG ORDOÑEZ URIEL C. QUILINGUING Mindanao. The DSWD reAssociate Editor Contributing Editor gional office is located on MARK FRANCISCO Arjay Felicilda the Masterson Avenue in Lifestyle Editor Assistant Editor Upper Balulang, Cagayan De Oro City.

GILBERT Y. CHAO gerry lee gorit Motoring Editor Photo Journalist At one time, a client called up about the sluggishfelix santillan ROEL CATOTO ness of the DSWD’s services.

EDSEL BANTOL Provincial Editor-Surigao Anybody who wishes to Layout Artists transact with the DSWD

PAT SAMONTE irene dayo CHRIS PANGANIBAN regional office has to wake Reporter-NorthMin Regional Editors-Caraga up at 4 a.m. in order to get

a regulated number, which JOE PALABAO MARLON GAYOG the DSWD distributes at Rene Michael BaÑos Regional Editor-Davao about 6 a.m.

Regional Editors-Northmin The complainant said AL JACINTO JOE FELICILDA that the DSWD personRegional Editor-WestMin Editorial Consultant nel assigned to entertain the clients usually served ATTY. MARIO T. JUNI NOTARY PUBLIC- JUNI LAW OFFICE until 11 a.m. After that, CELL NO: 09352379999/ (088) 8573595 the personnel had a lunch CRUZ TAAL ST., CAG. DE ORO CITY break until an unspecified Legal Counsel time. Meanwhile, about --------------------------------------------------------------a hundred hungry clients bureau and mktg staff candy macabale - 09161326483 are waiting their numbers RIZA O. ARES - 0915-9753-277/0926-2242-653 to be called. However, the MISOR - LOLONG NABONG - 0906-875-8650 GINGOOG CITY-MANNY ANSIHAGAN-0936-287-7788 calloused DSWD personnel North Buk. - DAHLIA S. BENEMERITO-0936-303-0410 seemed unfazed. At past VALENCIA CITY - PHILIP PHIL CALUMBA-0905-652-5407 MARAMAG - TITA FINA CUALES - 0926-336-1585 2 p.m., the social worker Iligan City - JEFFREY OPONDA-0936-1174378 comes back to attend to the bobby mag usara-tangub city OROQUIETA CITY - PJ TREMEDAL-0919-3452375 “hungry and angry” poor ARMM - Sony Sudaria-0947-4810371 clients. cotabato - ANALISA ESPAÑOLA-0916-9351714 davao - MARLON GAYOG-09276314995 Another complainant davao - tom a. caballero-09105783126 also complained that the davao - tomas canoy avancena jr.-09177017010

assigned personnel are not wearing visible and readable identification cards. “The social workers do not even want to be identified,” a client grumbled. They have the propensity of letting the client, seeking financial assistance, to come back for “requirements.” Why can’t these people make a clear and visible list of requirements in the walls of the regional office? Another thing, why can’t the DSWD regional office provide the client a list of necessary documents needed in order to avail financial assistance rather than letting them come back every now and then?

A client also poked on the social worker’s discourteous assessment on clients seeking financial assistance, especially educational assistance, when the money they are supposed to be released are not theirs?

For the information of these ignorant and ill-mannered social workers, the funds intended for educational assistance are funds aligned out of congressional funds. Thus, if a client gets a clearance from the congressman, it is the duty of

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Raf Benaldo, a great friend

vision news from Manila, the Channel 5 News Watch scratching their heads. All of us in that TV endeavor were busy, but always we find ourselves exchanging jokes and laughing even in our difficulties and hard works.

Raf Benaldo was more than my friend even more than a brother. He was very friendly, a jolly good fellow and very educated. Those features of himself must have brought us together, even after our daily work of producing television news.

We stood on the same level, we respected each other - we shared our problems in the home. We talked about our growing children and many other topics that en-

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I was editing the oldest newspaper in Mindanao, “The Katarungan” when Raf Benaldo who was in charge of the graduate study of Xavier University/Ateneo de Cagayan and was operating a nightly TV newscast “Newscope” came to my office.

It was truly a great surprise and a great honor when he offered me the position of news director. Journalism being my profession and since I had enough time to do a second job, I accepted his offer right away. That was the beginning of a long friendship when sometimes we would sing at media parties. His favorite song “The Lonesome Cowboy” with his baritone voice and I used to sing Eddie Fisher’s “Till - - the river flows upstream.”

The TV program dragged me to gather no less than 20 news articles everyday plus three film cliff interview of personalities. I write the news articles which he read during newscast time at 7:00 in the evening.

We appeared on television every evening with Dolly and Ann Gorra, and that set up went for more than a year with our rival tele-

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couraged us to work even more.

Our friendship was well tested when some 52 criminal libel suits were filed against me and there Raf who was then president of the Cagayan de Oro Press Club stood by me without reservations. He was more worried than I did and he made contacts with the National Press Club in Manila.

My cases which hit the front page headlines of Manila dailies shocked people when some 26 warrants of arrest were issued. It caused a justice of the Supreme Court to come to Cagayan de Oro to find out why a journalist had so many libel cases and dozens of arrest warrants..

When Raf was appointed district officer of the Department of Local Government in Cebu City, we met regularly. I travel to Cebu and stay there for two days while I had my weekly newspaper printed there.

Later Raf rose to become undersecretary of the DILG and surely I saluted him for his success in life. Before I left for the USA Raf and his wife Alming treated me to a day of restaurant adven-

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The end of the world

the DSWD to release the fund. The DSWD has no right to question or even comment about the client’s request.

Is there any difference if a lawyer runs a social welfare office? Perhaps, Araceli F. Solamillo, a lawyer, who heads the DSWD regional office, have more answers than one. It is only lamentable that the DSWD regional office in Cagayan De Oro City is swamped with discourteous, rude, and insolent workers.

It comes to mind that whatever rules the DSWD is currently adopting has been proven inefficient. It is time for Solamillo to correct

THINK a minute.

Recently the biggestselling book in America was about the end of the world.

Sometimes watching the world’s news is like watching a horror movie, isn’t it? You know that the 20th century had more people killed in wars than all the other centuries of history combined!

Besides all the wars, we’re seeing an increase in many kinds of natural disasters like earthquakes, floods, and hurricanes; plus totally new weather patterns that never existed before such as El Niño and La Niña.

Then, there are the terrible diseases, plagues, and new mystery viruses. AIDS, the worst disease in history, is killing millions of people worldwide with still no cure in sight! In Africa, entire towns have no adults because they’ve all died from AIDS, so just babies and children are left to survive alone. According to a new United Nations report, we now have the worst world hunger and famine in history. Hundreds of millions are starving with countless thousands dying every day.

You know that Jesus Christ told us that all these things would happen and that they’re like labor pains just before a mother gives birth. These terrible things are the sign that He’s getting ready to come back.

Only this time, He’s coming to judge all this world’s evil and wrong. Jesus said we can’t know the exact day of His return, so it will be sudden and here before we know it. But Jesus explained it’s because He loves us so much that He’s waited as long as He can for more of us to choose to receive His gift of forgiveness and eternal life, before it’s too late! But if you know the world’s Judge personally as your friend, then His return

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‘Try to be a rainbow in someone’s cloud’

Juvy Sarraga

HOUSEHELP, mailman, receptionist, garbage collector, custodian, doctor, an elderly one, auto mechanic …. These are only a few workers that we come into contact every day. And the majority of them will have minds and spirits full of challenges, trials, discouragement, condemnation, guilt or worry, to name a few. Many carry the dark clouds of life with them constantly and may rarely see the rainbow of hope. It could be a child, an over-worked mom, an unappreci-

ated dad, a berated wife, a ridiculed child, or a lonely old man or woman. We seldom know the pain behind all the faces we encounter. A kind, encouraging word or a warm, gentile smile takes less than a minute to give away. Yet the power of that quick blessing has the potential to unknowingly change a life.

Every day put a rainbow blessing in someone’s cloudy path and who knows, a miracle may occur.

Start the year right!

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Communist rebels free captive soldier to Fortun

By PAT SAMONTE, Caraga Regional Editor

LAS NIEVES, Agusan del Norte – The New People’s Army released and turned over to Rep. Lawrence Lemuel Fortun one of its prisoners of war (POW) last December 31 somewhere in Barangay Durian, Las Nieves town here.

In a press release, Fortun’s congressional office said the Agusan del Norte First District lawmaker represented the government of the Republic of the Philippines (GPH) during the release ceremony.

In his message, Fortun commended the commitment of the different parties to continuing the peace process. To him, “the instance of releasing a prisoner of war is a strong manifestation and hope for the resumption of peace talks between the Government of the Philippines and the Communist Party

of the Philippines-New People’s Army-National Democratic Front (CPPNPA-NDF).”

Army Sergeant Adriano de la Peña was released to the Agusan del Norte First District lawmaker, among other third party facilitators before New Year’s Eve after 103 days of captivity in the mountains of Caraga region.

The lawmaker also comforted Sgt. Bingil’s family, citing the release as not only a gesture of peace, but also as a new hope and the beginning of the new year.

WALK TO FREEDOM. Army Sergeant Adriano de la Peña Bingil (in head band) is escorted by Congressman Lawrence “Law” Fortun (right) and two guards to freedom after 103 days of captivity by the New People’s Army.

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BUTUAN City -- Police Regional Office 13 recorded “zero incident” of indiscriminate firing and stray bullet during the Yuletide revelries.

This was disclosed by Police Chief Supt. Vert T. Chavez, who led the unmasking of muzzles of issued firearms after the first flag raising rites at Camp Rafael C. Rodriguez, the Philippine National Police (PNP) regional headquarters here, Monday.

The ceremonial unmasking of gun muzzles was done simultaneous with the national activity of the PNP. Last Dec. 14, the national police started the annual nationwide sealing of muzzles of issued firearms, using masking tape and signed by senior officials, in line with the directives of PNP Chief Police Director Gen. Ricardo C. Marquez and the PNP guidelines on “Ligtas Paskohan 2015” (Safe Christmas celebrations 2015).

Relatively, Caraga PNP also recorded 33 operations and confiscated illegal firecrackers estimated to amount to Php 81,051.00.

“We are proud to say that your regional police here demonstrated adherence to

the rules and regulations of the police organization and achieved our goal of “zero incident” on both stray

bullet and indiscriminate firing incident during the yuletide and New Year’s celebrations,” Director Chavez

Caraga PNP unseals gun muzzles, records ‘zero stray bullet’ incident said.

Such accomplishment would not have been possible without the coopera-

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NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the Late MONICO CERVANTES, who died intestate on October 29, 1999 in Tuban, Sta. Cruz, Davao Del Sur, left the following parcels of land, more particularly described as follows to wit: “A parcel of land situated at Balalan, Sta. Cruz, Davao del Sur, containing an area of TEN THOUSAND (10,000) SQUARE METERS, more or less and covered with TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-7316.”

“A parcel of land situated at Balalan, Sta. Cruz, Davao del Sur, containing an area of FIVE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED THIRTY (5,830) SQUARE METERS, more or less and covered with TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-15283.” “A parcel of land situated at Balalan, Sta. Cruz, Davao del Sur, containing an area of ELEVEN THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND FORTY THREE (11,743) SQUARE METERS, more or less and covered with TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-7315,” are the subject of AMENDED EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE OF DECEASED PERSON (RE: EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT AMONG HEIRS) WITH CONFIRMATION OF DEED OF DONATION, made and entered into by and among; 1. ADELA MONTIR CERVANTES, the surviving widow; 2.

ERNESTO M. CERVANTES, married to ERLINDA MIRAS, 3. EDILBERTO M. CERVANTES, married to BETTY GUIRITAN, 4. HEIRS OF FEDERICO M. CERVANTES, (died on February 20, 1980), represented in this instant by his sole and compulsory heir and daughter, MERALYN CERVANTES, single, all of legal ages, all Filipino citizens and all residents of Tuban, Sta. Cruz, Davao del Sur, the above-named parties, are the sole, legitimate and compulsory heirs.

As per Doc. No. 497; Page No. 100; Book No. XXX; Series of 2008; under Notary public of ATTY. LEOPOLDO C. DIONES, JR. MDN: DEC. 23, 30, 2015 & JAN. 6, 2016

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Zambo City hastens business permits processing ZAMBOANGA City--For the second year, the city government rolled out on Monday the Business One Stop Shop (BOSS) initiative to make registration and renewal of business permits more convenient and efficient.

Under the BOSS concept, all agencies and offices involved in the renewal of licenses of different kinds of businesses are set up at the second floor of City Hall.

These include the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP), Philippine National Police (PNP), Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Social Security System (SSS), Pag-IBIG Mutual Fund, Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth), City Veterinarian Office, City Agriculturist Office (CAO), City Health Office (CHO), Office of the City

Environment and Natural Resources Office (OCENR), City Planning and Development Office (CPDO), City Engineer’s Office (CEO), and City Tourism Office.

The City Treasurer’s Office (CTO) and the Business and Permits Licensing Office (BPLO) are both located at the City Hall ground floor.

Office hours for all agencies and offices involved in the renewal and registration process will be extended from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday-Friday and from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on holidays, Saturdays and Sundays starting Jan. 4 to Jan. 20 to accommodate applicants.

The BOSS initiative was launched on Jan. 5, 2015 and was proven to be very effective as it significantly reduced the processing time.

Business renewal under the BOSS system will have four steps: first, presentation

of 2015 business permit at the BPLO; second, secure clearances (different agencies at the City Hall second floor); third, assessment and payment at the CTO; and, fourth, get the 2016 permit at the BPLO. Businessmen are advised to secure a barangay clearance before starting with Step 1. They are also advised to bring all available clear-

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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. 9048, a NOTICE is hereby served to the public that EUGENE E. NAVE has filed with this office a petition for the change of first name from “EUGENIO” to “EUGENE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of EUGENIO ESTRADA NAVE who was born on SEPT. 21, 1964 in Cagayan de Oro City and whose parents are JULIO NAVE and CATALINA ESTRADA. Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written opposition with this Office not later than January 14, 2015.

(Sgd.) NORMA S. DIPUTADO

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Publication Notice R.A. 10172

Republic of the Philippines Local Civil Registry Office Province of Cotabato City/Municipality:Makilala NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Date: December 28, 2015 CCE-0065-2015/R.A. 10172 In compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1 Guidelines in the Implementation of the Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2012 (IRR on R.A. 10172), Notice is hereby served to the public that MERLINA BELOY PALUA has filed with this Office a, petition for correction of Entry in SEX from “MALE” to “FEMALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of KIM BELOY PALUA at Makilala, Cotabato and whose parents are MERLINA T. BELOY and URBANO P. PALUA.

Any person adversely affected by said petition may his written opposition with this Office not later than JANUARY 15, 2016.

(Sgd.) GERSON M. MUDANZA II

Municipal Civil Registrar

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Office of the Municipal Civil Registrar MUNICIPALITY OF MAGSAYSAY Province of Davao del Sur OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL CIVIL REGISTRAR Publication Notice R.A. 10172 January 5, 2016

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

CCE-0001-2016 R.A. 10172 In compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1 Guidelines in the Implementation of the Administrative order No. 1 Series of 2012 (IRR on R.A. 10172), Notice is hereby served to the public that CORAZON LASCO-MAMAC has filed with this Office , a petition for correction of entry in the GENDER from “MALE” to “FEMALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of JELWIN LASCO MAMAC at Kilolog, Bala, Magsaysay, Davao del Sur and whose parents are WENCESLAO N. MAMAC and CORAZON B. LASCO.

Any person adversely affected by said petition may his written opposition with this Office not later than January 19, 2016.

(Sgd.) ANASTACIA B. DENSING

Municipal Civil Registrar

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Vice Governor Joey G. Pelaez joins Vice President Jejomar Binay in a breakfast-the traditional “boodle meal” way held at the Provincial Capitol Grounds, Cagayan de Oro City last December 23, 2015. The Vice President takes time to visit the Province of Misamis Oriental and Cagayan de Oro City amidst Christmas party invitations. Vice Governor Pelaez is a close ally of the Vice President remaining as good friends since the former’s stint as Executive Director for Center for Students and Co-curricular Affairs of the Department of Education and both are actively involved and engaged as National Executive Board Members of the Boy Scouts of the Philippines for the past 20 years. photo supplied

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Bureau Veritas to strengthen presence in PH SINGAPORE--Bureau Veritas Philippines, which offers the most comprehensive testing, inspection and certification services in the country, has now set its sights to entrench its market leadership position in 2016.

Bureau Veritas is targeting Philippine conglomerates, multinational corporations operating in the country and growing businesses as its growth driver by offering the full range of services. These include asset management, certification, classification, consulting, inspection audit, testing and analysis and training designed for business needs which the company provides globally.

Among the key industries that Bureau Veritas is focused on are the power and utilities, construction and infrastructure and food & beverage sectors.

To propel the company’s position in the Philippines, Bureau Veritas is looking to hire testing, inspection and certification experts as it becomes more actively involved in these emerging sectors.

Bureau Veritas Philippines Country Manager, Vincent Medina, said: “The notion of testing, inspection and certification (TIC) is a relatively new concept in the Philippines. We are in an early stage of market development. We believe that as we educate and inform businesses of the importance of TIC services, Philippine organizations will better appreciate how our services will enable them to raise the

quality of their products to international standards.”

Currently, many large Philippine and MNC companies understand the value that testing, inspection and certification bring to their businesses. The advantage of working with Bureau Veritas is that it is able to bring the gamut of its international capabilities to Philippine companies so that they can easily enable their products to attain greater regional and international recognition, said Mr Medina.

The power & utilities sector continues to be an industry that is undergoing a sharp rise in demand in the Philippines. In June 2015, the Philippine government announced that 23 new coalfired power plants would be established by 2020.

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Republic of the Philippines Region IX PROVINCE OF ZAMBOANGA SIBUGAY Municipality of Buug -0O0OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN Excerpt FROM THE MINUTES OF THE 17th REGULAR SESSION OF THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN NG BUUG ZAMBOANGA SIBUGAY HELD AT THE BARANGAY POBLACION SESSION HALL, BUUG, ZAMBOANGA SIBUGAY ON APRIL 27, 2015 AT 10:00 IN THE MORNING. PRESENT:

HON. MARVIN JESSIE G. GAKO,

Hon. Jessie R. Lagas,

Hon. Sherwin R. Quintero,

Hon. Roger T. Lu, Jr.

Hon. Leo Jose L. Jumawan,

Hon. Sonia B. Emorecha,

Hon. Ceferino C. Puerto,

Hon. Romeo L. Cerbo,

Hon. Andres G. Sumpo,

Municipal Vice Mayor Presiding Member Member Member Member Member Member Member, ABC President IP Representative

ABSENT:

Hon. William Christopher N. Chua,

Hon. Rocelo C. Curiba,

Member Member, on leave Member

LATE: (None) ON OFFICIAL BUSINESS: (None) MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE NO. 04-2015 BUUG DISCIPLINARY HOURS ORDINANCE SECTION 1. TITLE - This Ordinance shall be known and may be cited as the Municipality of “BUUG DISCIPLINARY HOUR ORDINANCE” SECTION 2. PURPOSE - This Ordinance is enacted for the purpose of regulating the hours during which a child/minor below 18 years old may appear upon the public streets or in any public place in the Municipality of Buug without being in the presence of their parents or guardians, or some adult person delegated by their parents or guardians: and to regulate such activities in the interest of the perseverance of the public health, safety and general welfare.

SECTION 3. DISCIPLINARY HOURS - It shall be unlawful for any minor age below eighteen (18) years of age to loiter, idle, wander, stroll, play, pleasure ride, park or be in or on any type of vehicle whatsoever, or be or remain in, on or about any public street, highway, road, alley, park, playground, or other public grounds, public places and public buildings, vacant lots, places of amusement or entertainment, or other unsupervised places in the Municipality between the hours of 10:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m., of the following days: that the provisions of this section do not apply to a minor accompanied by his or her parent, guardian, or other adult person having the care and custody of the minor, or where the minor is upon an emergency errand or when the minor is going to, attending or coming directly from a legitimate church, municipal or school function, or to a minor whose lawful employment makes it necessary that such minor be in, on or about the places herein set forth within the prohibited hours contrary to the terms hereof.

SECTION 4. PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY - It shall be unlawful for any parent, guardian, or other adult person having the care and custody of any minor below eighteen (18) old to allow or permit any such minor to loiter, idle, wander, stroll, play, pleasure ride, park, or be in or on any type of vehicle whatsoever, or be or remain in, on or about any public street, highway, road, alley, park, playground or other public grounds, public places and public buildings, vacant lots, places of amusement or entertainment, or other unsupervised places in the Municipality contrary to the provisions of and within the time prohibited in Section 3. It shall further be unlawful for any parent, guardian or other adult person having the care and custody of any minor below eighteen (18) years old to fail or neglect to cause any such minor to refrain from being in, on or about the places set forth in Section 3 within the time prohibited contrary to the terms and provisions of this Ordinance.

SECTION 5. AMUSEMENT PLACES - It shall be unlawful for any person operating places of amusement and entertainment in the Municipality of Buug, including, but not limited to, bowling alleys, theaters, pool halls, dance halls, or places having amusement devices such as pin ball and video internet cafes game machines, to permit any minor below eighteen (18) years old to enter such places of amusement and entertainment during the hours prohibited by the terms of Section 3; provided, however, that the provisions of this section do not apply when the minor is accompanied by his or her parent, guardian or other adult person having the care and custody of the minor.

SECTION 6. CUSTODY - Any minor found by any police officer in violation of Section 3 of this Ordinance shall be taken into custody by said police officer and delivered as soon as maybe to the parents guardian or other adult person having the lawful care and custody of said minor.

SECTION 7. NOTICE TO PARENTS - Whenever any minor shall be taken into custody, as hereinbefore provided, written notice shall be given to the parent, guardian or other person having the lawful care and custody of said minor in the form hereinafter provided, which notice shall be served upon such person by handing said person a copy of the same personally or by leaving a copy thereof at his or her place of residence and informing any person upon the premises of suitable age and understanding of the contents thereof. Such notice shall be in substantially the following manner: To: __________________________ You are hereby notified that on the _________________ day of _________, 19 ___, your ___________ minor child _________________ named ___________ was taken into custody for being upon the streets of the Municipality of Buug in violation of the “Municipal Disciplinary Hours Ordinance.

You are further notified that failure to observe the provisions of this Ordinance may result in your liability for the penalty provided. You are hereby requested to come to Buug Municipal Police Station upon receipt of this letter for consultation.

Officer, Municipal Police Station

SECTION 8. PENALTY - Any person who violates any of the provisions of this Ordinance shall be fined of the following, to wit:

First Offense - minors below eighteen (18) years being in custody or apprehended are advised to go home and are advised not to repeat violation.

2nd Offense - parents/guardians are summoned to the Municipal Police Station (MPS) and violators together with their parents/or guardians to undergo counselling by DSWD & PNP or penalty plus costs, damages, expenses and other sanctions as herein provided, for each civil infraction.

3rd offense - a fine of PI,500.00 or penalty plus costs, damages, expenses and other sanctions as herein provided, for each civil infraction.

Authorized Municipal Officials for the purpose of issuing municipal civil infraction citations and municipal civil infraction notices under the provisions of this Ordinance shall, in addition to police officers, include the CVO’s

SECTION 9. REPEALER - Any Ordinance of the Municipality of Buug enacted prior to this Ordinance, which is in conflict herewith, is hereby expressly repealed.

SECTION 10. SEVERABILITY CLAUSE - Should any section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase of this Ordinance be declared by a Court to be invalid, the same shall not affect the validity of the Ordinance as a whole, or any part thereof other than the part so invalid; it being the intention of the ordinance that each part, paragraph, sentence or any part thereof is separate from the rest of this Ordinance.

SECTION 11. EFFECTIVITY. This shall take effect upon its approval.

ENACTED this 27th day of April 2015.

CERTIFIED CORRECT:

(SGD.) ROSAMEE VILLASOR-APDUHAN

Sanggunian Secretary ATTESTED: (SGD.) HON. MARVIN JESSIE G. GAKO

Municipal Vice Mayor/Presiding APPROVED: (SGD.) HON. JONAM R. LAGAS

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Yearender: Authorities boost community empowerment for disaster risk reduction

By Catherine J. Teves

THE government further stepped up its disaster risk reduction (DRR) efforts in 2015 to better protect life, limb and property from natural hazards nationwide.

During the year, State weather and climate authority Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) even more intensified its information dissemination campaign so people can increasingly learn about and prepare for expectedinclement weather as early as possible.

“We must work very hard on educating the public about information we disseminate,” said PAGASA OIC-Administrator Dr. Vicente Malano.

State-run Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) also trained local government units (LGUs) on using and applying the Rapid Earthquake Damage Assessment System (REDAS) software to help mainstream DRR in local development, contingency planing and emergency preparedness.

“Identifying and monitoring hazards and risks, warning about and disseminating information on these as well as responding properly and in timely fashion are components of DRR,” said Philvolcs Director Renato Solidum Jr. PAGASA and Phivolcs saw need to empower communities through sharing DRR-related knowledge, noting natural hazards abound in the country.

Among such hazards are tropical cyclones, earthquakes and tsunami waves.

PAG AS A c ont i nu e s coordinating with LGUs nationwide so this agency can further disseminate its weather and climate information to communities.

To help make its forecasts and other technical information easier for the public to understand, PAGASA also agreed having terminology it uses translated by government’s language authority Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino (KWF).

KWF reported already reaching a breakthrough in translating PAGASA’s terminology.

“The translation will help people visualize what PAGASA is talking about,” said KWF translation chief Dr. Benjamin Mendillo.

He noted visualization is

important in enabling people tounderstand weather that can likely happen.

Such understanding is key in helping them prepare for expected weather accordingly, he said.

KWF hopes launching this year the guidebook containing translation of PAGASA’s terminology, he continued.

According to Malano, PAGASA will disseminate the translation to LGUs nationwide.

“We’ ll integrate the guidebook’s contents in our information and education campaign,” he said.

He also cited need to recall during the campaign previous weather events that significantly affected the country.

Recalling such events will help people better appreciate need to be pro-active and heed PAGASA’s warnings, he noted.

“Our campaign will likewise include explanations on weather-related natural hazards nationwide and communities’ vulnerability to these,” he said further.

Mendillo said Phivolcs already expressed interest in availing of KWF’s translation service as well.

Targeted for translation are Phivolcs’ various information materials on volcanology and seismology, he noted.

REDAS is a hazard and risk simulation software that aims producing hazard and risk maps immediately after occurrence of a strong and potentially damaging earthquake.

Phivolcs said REDAS is one tool that can help LGUs make prompt decisions on quick deployment of rescue and relief operations in earthquake-affected areas.

For 2015, Phivolcs reported conducting REDAS training in Ilocos Sur, Benguet, Samar, Batanes and Quezon provinces.

A private business group also availed of REDAS training this year, noted Phivolcs.

In May 2015, Phivolcs unveiled in Metro Manila the Valley Fault System (VFS) Atlas.

The atlas is made up of large-scale maps showing VFS-traversed areas in detail as Phivolcs noted its mapping efforts redefined location of fault traces and validated previously mapped traces of the system.

Solidum urged the public to know location of active faults, saying this information is a major basis for

preparedness against earthquakes, contingency planning for disaster response and design of structures.

He noted authorities must consider such faults when planning future development to help reduce people’s risk for earthquakes.

According to Phivolcs, VFS is an active fault system in the Greater Metro Manila Area.

Phivolcs noted VFS has two fault traces -- the 10km long East Valley Fault in Rizal province and the 100- km long West Valley Fault which runs through different cities and towns of Metro Manila as well as Rizal, Bulacan, Cavite and Laguna provinces.

“West Valley Fault can generate a large earthquake which poses threat

to people’s lives, buildings, infrastructure livelihood,” warned Phivolcs.

Last month, Japan International Cooperation Agency turned over to Phivolcs the country’s first real-time tsunami warning equipment.

Authorities expect such equipment to help bolster Phivolcs’ capability to warn about possible onslaught of

tsunamis in the country.

The equipment’s turnover in Metro Manila is part of JICA’s assistance for building up Philippine resilience to tsunamis, earthquakes and volcanic eruptions which are all natural hazards in the country.

Such resilience-building aims helping reduce disasters and impacts of these in the country. (PNA)

IN SEARCH OF GOLD. Work on the Cateel-Compostela road cut through the side of a mountain in Barangay Bango in Compostela town, Compostela Valley province, exposing the holes drilled by small scale miners in search of gold. MindaNews photo by Gail Ilagan

PHAP, PHAPCares announce new board members for 2016 THE Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Association of the Philippines (PHAP), a local organization of 40 pharmaceutical and healthcare manufacturers, providers, retailers and distributors, and its CSR arm, PHAPCares Foundation, recently held their annual General Membership Meeting last November 26, 2015 in Makati Diamond Residences. During the meeting, new board members were elected to replace the outgoing members and new officers were elected as well.

The new additions to the PHAP Cares Board of Trustees are: Mr. Vineet Gupta (President and General Manager of Eli Lilly Philip-

pines, Inc.) and Dr. Justin Chin (Country President of Astra Zeneca Pharmaceuticals Philippines, Inc.). Ms. Theresa Martinez (General Manager of Roche Philippines, Inc.) meanwhile is the newest member of the PHAP Board of Trustees.

Outgoing members are Ms. Violi Remo (President and Country Manager of Pfizer, Inc.) and PHAP 2015 President, Mr. Francis del Val (President and Managing Director for GSK Philippines).

Incoming officers for PHAP in 2016 are: Dr. Beaver Tamesis (President and Managing Director of MSD) as President, Dr. Nikolaos Tripodis (President and Managing Direc-

tor of Novartis Healthcare Philippines, Inc.) as Vice President, and Mr. Raymund Azurin (President and CEO of Zuellig Pharma Corporation) as Treasurer.

The following will serve as Trustees: Ms. Lourdes Magno (President of Hi-Eisai Pharmaceutical, Inc.), Mr. Carlito Realuyo (General Manager of Sanofi-Aventis Philippines, Inc.), Mr. Ramonito Tampos (President and Managing Director of Merck Inc. Philippines), along with Mr. del Val and Ms. Martinez.

Incoming officers for PHAPCares Foundation in 2016 are: Ms. Lourdes Magno as President, Mr. Vineet Gupta as Vice President, Dr. Justin Chin as

Treasurer, with Dr. Tamesis, Dr. Tripodis, Mr. Azurin, and Mr. Tampos as Trustees.

PHAP has been in the service of Filipinos for almost 70 years, collectively producing accessible, quality and life-saving medicines for all. The organization also partners with government, medical professions and non-government organizations in improving the overall healthcare situation in the country, aiming to help Filipinos live longer and healthier. PR

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adventures. They pampered me with luxuries in food and drink and both of us displayed sadness and/ or sour smiles when we departed. Years later, Raf and his family came to San Francisco, where I had them walk on a red carpet and toured them around the number three biggest city in the world.

After Raf ’s term as president of the Cagayan de Oro Press Club expired, I took over then we later went up to the Mindanao Press and Radio Club. He was president of the Metro Rotary Club while I was also president of the Rotary Club of South Cagayan de Oro. We had many things in common, particularly in community service.

Raf Benaldo was an extra ordinary personality. He was amiable, so kind, humble, very respectable, a person of high integrity, honor and dignity. He loved his family more than anything else. So many people that included local and national officials recognized his high quality of a person. He had a very strong personality by way of honest gestures, high sense of humor and dedication.

As a journalism practitioner, I acquired a lot of friends from the high echelon of government service down to the lowly clad people in the slums and from the squatters area. Raf stood high and he captured my respect and admiration. His pronouncements are sincere and anyone would bestow upon him a great salute. As I write this sort of eulogy of himself, I noticed my heart beats faster than usual and my feeling of sadness is circulating my entire body.

I am just trying my best to hold my tears as I whisper farewell to a great friend, a colleague in the media.

My friend, Raf Benaldo, I salute for your integrity as a person and thank you so much for your friendship.

I wish to tell you - - you are a great man. Farewell my great friend.

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impression. It is time for Solamillo to strengthen, organize, and assign courteous and prompt social workers to attend to the impoverished clients that flock to the DSWD regional office.

Solamillo should be aware that ineptness is pregnant with corruption. It is within the powers of the regional director to replace, reprimand and set the rules that would meet the expectation of the citizenry.

By the way, there is no intention to malign the DSWD regional office in its entirety. It only happens that things have to be ironed out in order that the services at the DSWD regional office in Cagayan De Oro City be rectified to the satisfaction of the common citizens. After all, it said that a government

office is a public trust. It is the right of the citizens to complain on the doings of the government.

Rest assured, this corner would always be around to channel the complaints about substandard services of government offices. -0Send comments/reaction: crisguardian@yahoo.com

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return is good news because you’re going home with Him to live forever in paradise, just as He promised.

That morning of September 11, those people who went to work at the World Trade Center in New York had no idea they would never see their family again.

And neither do we know if we’ll live to see tomorrow.

Jesus made it clear that we all live forever—either in heaven or hell. The choice is ours. So why not ask Jesus to forgive you and take charge of your life every day? Then you’ll have absolutely nothing to fear—neither your sudden death, nor even the end of the world.

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CBP covers 23 of the most common conditions and procedures, which represent 50 percent of total claims to PhilHealth. The goal of the CBP is to increase cost efficiency and transparency in provider payment mechanisms.

However, the possible increase in reimbursement efficiency of CBP as envisioned by PhilHealth did not seem to be translated in hospitals.

In a study commissioned by state think tank Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS), it was noted that the CBP works as a retrospective payment mechanism where hospitals are reimbursed a given amount after filing a claim for a given case, with reimbursement time spanning within 4 to 5 months. Hilton Lam, author of the study, also noted that CBP scheme resulted in an increase of out-of-pocket expense.

“As CBP replaced the feefor-service, it was found out that the amount reimbursed

by PhilHealth from the case rates was not sufficient to cover hospital expenses.

Majority of the admissions in which patients shoulder the remaining expenses not covered by the CBP scheme goes to balance billing,” he explained.

Lam pointed out additional drawbacks of the CBP scheme such as high administrative cost of screening cases and potential decrease in quality of care due to providers avoiding complex cases or not giving the appropriate level of care.

T he PI D S stu dy is therefore recommending for PhilHealth to consider the GBP as an alternative payment mechanism for improving efficiency and decreasing transaction costs.

This should be implemented

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together with an efficient and improved CBP and strict implementation of the no balance billing (NBB).

The global budget payment system was formulated in 2012 and covers all PhilHealth members in nonprivate accommodations. However, it has not been implemented due to lack of hospital capacity particularly on information systems. Nevertheless, Lam believes this scheme is a potential cost-containment mechanism that can be used to support the Department of Health’s Kalusugan Pangkalahatan or Universal Health Care program, which has the goal of ensuring that all Filipinos especially the poor receive the benefits of health reform.

Under the GBP scheme, government hospitals should submit their applications to be considered under the program with priority given to facilities that meet certain criteria, such as those with at least 90 percent bed capacity dedicated to nonprivate accommodations, centers of quality and referral hospitals, hospitals connected to eClaims facility, and local government unit hospitals implementing provincewide programs to ensure high PhilHealth enrolment.

Unlike the CBP, GBP would be a prospective payment mechanism in which hospitals would be given funds to cover future claims.

This prospective mechanism could cut administrative costs and make payment to providers more efficient by giving funds in advance to avoid reimbursement delays.

The study also stressed the need to update the costing of case rates by determining their approximate fair market prices and to monitor indicators of hospital performance and quality of care.

“This should be determined through a costing study that can be outsourced

by PhilHealth. Since the case rates will be the basis of calculating the global budget, adequate funds should be provided to hospitals to avoid patient dumping or skimping on services.

Consultations between PhilHealth and involved hospitals should also be included in the annual budgeting process,” Lam suggested.

Likewise, the study proposed that PhilHealth look into the investment needs of hospitals to comply with the global budget requirements.

“There should be an analysis of the investment needs of hospitals to comply with the global budget requirements. Based on the assessment of PhilHealth, hospitals cannot comply with the technology requirements of the GBPP. If PhilHealth still plans to implement GBPP, hospitals should be given adequate preparation time and resources to meet these requirements,” Lam noted.

Lastly, the study recommended that PhilHealth should monitor indicators

State auditors liable for corruption in govt A LAWMAKER has proposed an amendment to Republic Act 3019 (RA 3019) holding resident auditors of the Commission on Audit (COA) also accountable for corruption in government.

The lawmaker said RA 3019, known as the Anti-graft and corrupt practices act, is no longer effective in waging war against corruption, thus he filed House Bill 1288 (HB 1288) in the House of the Representatives.

“There is a need to make COA auditor themselves more accountable,” said Rep. Roman Romulo, adding, “indeed, any intelligent person would easily see that it would be impossible for corruption to happen if the resident auditors assigned by the COA to various government agencies would only remain faithful to their mandate and do their job. Corruption happens only because the resident auditors allowed it to.”

Romulo said many laws have been passed to put an end to corruption, but the problems remained that it has been shown to have plagued even the military and the judiciary.

For every amount that goes to the pocket of corrupt government officials, he said a family is deprived of food, shelter and health care, and a child is deprived of good education.

“The deleterious effect of

graft and corruption is obvious,” the lawmaker said, recalling that one of the institutions created by the Philippine Constitution itself to ensure transparency in government is the COA. He added that COA powers under the fundamental law have been designed to be so broad and extensive in order to make it an effective and efficient mechanism against corruption.

“Given COA’s broad powers, there is no reason for the commission to fail in its mandate,” he pointed out.

Citing Section 2(2) of Article IX-D of the Constitution, Romulo said, COA is given the “exclusive authority to define the scope of its audit and examinations, establish the techniques and methods required therefore, and promulgate accounting and auditing rules and regulations, including those for the prevention and disallowance of irregular, unnecessary, excessive, extravagant, or unconscionable expenditures, or use of government funds and properties.”

“Unfortunately, corruption, even though institutional, is a problem of individual moral character

at the very root,” he said, adding that “it is clear that some of the individuals in the Commission itself have been corrupted by the system, instead of being steadfast in their constitutional roles as watchdogs in the government.”

Under HB 1288, Section 3 of R.A. 3019 will be amended by including a new sub-section (i) to read as follows: Section 3. Corrupt Practices of Public Officers. xxxxxxxxx Subsection “(i) Failure due to gross negligence or deliberate refusal to act without any reasonable excuse or for personal gain, to perform an act inherent to his appointed position or lawful designation, to disapprove, disallow, audit or report manifestly irregular, unnecessary, excessive, extravagant, or unconscionable expenditures, or use of government funds and properties, which constitute and/ or aid any corrupt practices under this Act or existing laws.”

He said: “Interest for personal gain shall be presumed against those public officers who fail to disapprove, disallow, audit or report manifestly irregular, unnecessary, excessive, extravagant, or unconscionable expenditures, or use of government funds and properties.” --Dionisio P. Tubianosa, Media Affairs and Public Relations Service

for efficiency and quality of care under the GBP. Possible indicators include bed occupancy rate, readmission rate, length of stay, frequency of complications, and compliance to CPGs. The electronic database can be used for real-time monitoring aside from the planned biannual facility assessments.

to return to mainstream society,” Caber said.

In a separate statement, Capt. Joe Patrick Martinez, spokesperson of the AFP’s 4th Infantry Division, said the NPAs were pressured by the people of Caraga to release the soldier.

“According to the barangay kagawad who was with Sgt. Bingil when they were flagged down by the NPA while riding a motorcycle, Sgt. Bingil was their target because they want the [Armed Forces of the Philippines] to stop their Bayanihan efforts for peace and development in the remote areas of Caraga Region,” he said.

The incident reportedly affected the delivery of some government programs and services to the lumads, Martinez said.

Col. Alexander L Macario, commander of the 401st Infantry Brigade, said in a press statement that once development has set in in a community, the issues being raised by the “NPA bandits … will no longer be relevant.”

“That is why they need to do something, for example, kidnapping our soldier to block or impede these developments from reaching our people,” he added.

After his release, Martinez said Bingil was received

by Brig. Gen. Paul T. Atal, acting 4ID commander; Col. Cresente W. Maligmat, 401IB deputy commander; and the medical team for checkup.

Atal said he appreciated the release of their soldier while hoping that the rebel group will resume peace talks with the government through the National Demo-

cratic Front (NDF).

Bingil is temporarily confined at Camp Evangelista Station Hospital in Cagayan de Oro City. (MindaNews)

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as “peace and goodwill gestures” by the New People’s Army (NPA).

In a press statement, Capt. Alberto Caber, chief of EastMinCom’s Public Information Office, said that the military is open to hold peace talks with members of the NPA if they want to return to the folds of the law.

“It is hoped that they will continue with such gestures of peace and goodwill by abandoning the armed struggle and putting a stop to their extortion activities and attacks against development projects,” he said.

Bingil was abducted last September 19 in Brgy.

Mahagsay, San Luis town in Agusan del Sur while on his way to send money to his family by the NPA members of guerilla front 88.

He was released to Davao City Mayor Rodrigo R. Duterte, Iglesia Filipina Independiente (IFI) Bishop Felixberto Calang, San Luis Mayor Ronaldo Corvera (Agusan del Sur), in Brgy.

Durian, Las Nieves, Agusan del Norte.

“The Eastern Mindanao Command is open to talk peace and will accept NPA members who would like

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PEC Monday updated its 2015 annual report, which was published on December 14, due to five more journalists were killed at the end of the year.

In 2014, PEC registered 138 journalists killed for the whole year. The figure for 2015 is only a small drop of three casualties, which is a decrease of 2 percent.

Two thirds of the victims were killed in ten countries this year. The most dangerous country was Syria with 13 journalists killed, followed by Iraq and Mexico where ten journalists were killed in each country.

Nine journalists were killed in France and eight in Libya, Philippines and Brazil. Seven journalists were killed in each of the following countries: India, South Sudan and Yemen.

South Sudan and Yemen are new this year among the most dangerous places for media work.

PEC said the past four years have been the deadliest for journalists in ten years.

However, PEC concerned that terrorists acts and the fight against terrorism all around the world may rise further in 2016 and lead to more journalists killed, wounded, kidnapped, detained and harassed.

The press watch dog called UN to enforce stronger investigation and accountability mechanisms to fight against impunity.

(PNA/Xinhua)

Volume IV, No. 184

Tuloy-tuloy ang Selebrasyon Ngayong Pasko

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