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Bomb scares continue to disrupt classes DAVAO CITY -- The days after the explosion at the Roxas night market last Sept. 2, some pranksters continue to send messages of bomb scare resulting to disruption of classes in Davao schools.

‘Killer waterfall’ claims 7th victim CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY -- A so-called “killer waterfall” in Bukidnon claimed its seventh victim - a 20-year-old Medical Technology student on Sunday.

A police report reaching here identified the victim as Venus Alicante Pasco, a graduating Med Tech student in Mountain View College in Valencia, Bukidnon.

Carlos Arganio, vice president for student affairs of the Mountain View College (MVC), said that Pasco asked permission to go home last Sunday to her relatives in the village of Tandacul, Lilingayan, Bukidnon.

Arganio said that Pasco was an intern student at the MVC where she lived in a dormitory, but was permitted to leave.

The body of Pasco was recovered only Monday after it went missing Sunday while frolicking at the “Kumakaon” (Gorger) Waterfalls together with 10 other classmates, the police said.

Rommel Ramos, a companion of the victim, said that the group agreed for a picnic at the Waterfalls, a two hour drive from the school campus.

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The Depar tment of Education (DepEd) here has recorded six public schools, which received bomb threats last week, said DepEd spokesperson Jenielito Atillo, who however said no explosive has

been found in the schools.

Atillo said that the bomb scare on the public elementary and secondary schools started after the bloody blast in the Roxas night market last Sept. 2 that killed 14 people and injured 70 oth-

ers. The Roxas night market explosion has raised fear among Davaoeños.

Atillo said the six schools were Mintal Central Elementary school, Daniel R. Aguinaldo National High school, Lt. Villafuerte El-

ementary School, Calinan Central Elementary School, Sta. Ana Central Elementary School and Sta. Ana National High school.

Atillo however said this had become a trend that students even posted on social

networking sites wishing that there would be bomb threats in their schools to suspend the classes.

“Allegedly there was a student of Davao City National High school who

Cariaga tells Cohara: ‘Hardened the targets’ See bomb, page B3

By CHENG ORDONEZ Associate Editor and MARK FRANCISCO Correspondent

C AG AYA N D E O R O CITY — The members of the Cagayan de Oro Hotels and Restaurants Association (Cohara) on Monday afternoon asked technical assistance from the Cagayan de Oro City Police Office (Cocpo) on how to enhance security measures and protocols in their respective business establishments.

Cohara, which counts 30 establishments under its fold, met with Cocpo Director Sr. Supt. Ronnie Francis M. Cariaga in a gathering in the wake of the Davao See tells, page B3

CDO mulls creation of TF anti-illegal gambling CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY -- The city council, here, plans to create an antiillegal gambling task force this week to run after illegal gambling operations in the city.

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Fulfill even your wildest dreams The Gospel of Jesus Christ, John 21:1-14” They said to him, “We will also come with you.” They went out and got into the boat; and that night they caught nothing. But when the day was now breaking, Jesus stood on the beach; yet the disciples did not know that it was Jesus. And He said to them, “Cast the net on the right-hand side of the boat and you

will find a catch: Matthew 24:13”But the one who endures to the end, he will be saved. On the other hand, the disciples got nothing from their fishing because they did it by their own capacity. The reason for this was; they misunderstood Jesus that was no longer with them. They had forsaken by Jesus although not. It was only their presumptions

about Jesus whom they believed and trusted so much. This means that if we will do a certain thing alone, we have nothing unless God intervenes.

John 15:5”I am the vine, you are the branches; he who abides in me and I in him, he bears much fruit, for apart from me you can do nothing. The good news: when Jesus was with them, they got more than enough fishes.

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DSWD continues to assess needs of families of soldiers killed, wounded in action In line with the directives of President Rodrigo R. Duterte to assist the families of soldiers killed in action/wounded in action (KIA/WIA), social workers from the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) continue to conduct home visits to

the soldiers and their families for possible counselling, medical, financial and other appropriate services according to their needs.

To date, social workers have already visited 53 out of the 95 families of KIA/ WIA soldiers. The families are from the National

Capital Region, Cordillera Administrative Region, Regions I, II, III, IV-B, V, VI, X, XII and the Negros Island Region.

The social workers continue to locate the other families in their declared addresses.

Most of the evaluated

soldiers were recommended for livelihood, extended financial and medical assistance and inclusion to DSWD’s programs such as the Social Pension Program for Indigent Senior Citizens for their parents.

Currently, the DSWD’s Crisis Intervention Unit

(CIU) has given initial financial assistance that covers for the educational, transportation, medical and food subsidy to the soldiers and their dependents.

If deemed necessary, the Department is ready to provide more resources for them as directed by DSWD Secretary Judy M. Taguiwalo.

“Almost all of the sol-

diers assessed by our social workers lack the resources for daily subsistence because their salaries are not enough to sustain the needs of their families. DSWD is ready to provide extended aid to them. However, what we really want is a just and lasting peace to prevent any social injustice and where people’s rights are protected and promoted,” Sec. Taguiwalo said.

STILL

By Johana C. Pascua

A safer and sturdier bridge for Bacay II. A simple wooden hanging bridge used to do the job before for the residents of Bacay II, Veruela, Agusan del Sur. But the wear and tear has minimized the functionality of their long standing hanging bridge.

Residences on one side, farm lots on the other side, with the unsuitable condition of their bridge, residents are having a difficult time transporting their products. Add to that the rising level of their river due to climate change. The community really faced a big problem.

But the community’s fate had a turn around. They were able to secure funds for a new hanging bridge - one that would be sturdier and

could better serve the needs of the community. Through Kapit-Bisig Laban sa Kahirapan- Comprehensive and Integrated Delivery of Social Services (Kalahi-CIDSS), they were able to construct a 48 linear-meter hanging bridge worth Php1,130,341.00. This time, it was made up of durable wooden planks, chicken wires for fencing, metal bars/poles, a cemented base, and cable wires. Now, they will be able to traverse the hanging bridge with ease, without threats of falling from the side, or fear crossing the bridge, especially when water levels are high. ###(MARKO DAVEY D. REYES /Social Marketing Unit/DSWD Field Office Caraga)

FDI Net Inflows Increase by 94.9% for the First Semester of 2016

Foreign direct investment (FDI) posted net inflows of US$4.2 billion for the first semester of 2016, 94.9

percent higher than the US$2.2 billion recorded for the same period a year ago.

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confidence in the Philippine economy on the back of sound macroeconomic fundamentals and robust growth. In particular, investments of parent companies abroad in debt instruments issued by local affiliates (or intercompany borrowings) contributed a large part to the increase in FDI as these transactions more than doubled to US$2.4 billion from U$l.l billion. Similarly, net equity capital grew by 112 percent on account of the combined effects of higher gross equity capital placements (US$1.6 billion from US$884 million) and lower gross equity capital withdrawals (US$166 million from US$203 million).

Equity capital placements came mainly from Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, the United States, and Taiwan.

These were infused largely in financial and insurance; real estate; manufacturing; construction; and accommodation and food service activities. Meanwhile, reinvestment of earnings declined by 0.7 percent.

For the month of June, FDI recorded net inflows of US$238 million, lower by 40.9 percent than the US$404 million posted a year ago. Equity capital placements of US$36 million was lower than the equity capital withdrawals of US$41 million which resulted.

After the death of my father some years ago, I felt a massive throb in my chest. It was the most indescribable pain. I fought.

I kept myself busy. But as the days passed, the pain became unbearable.

I felt like I’ve exhausted all my strength. I recall being struck in traffic one day and heard a song being played over the radio whose lyrics just struck a cord. “When the oceans rise and thunders roar, I will roar with you above the storm Father You are king over the flood. I will be still, know you are God.”

Right at that moment, I realized something, I stopped by a nearby church that day and knelt before the altar. A few days after that by the grace of God, I felt some bearable lightness enveloped me.

Everyday for several weeks, the song still became my anthem. It pulled me through during that trying times. Eventually, I got better and the song was put to shelve. Lately, I found myself humming that song again.

There are things in life that is beyond our human capacity to handle. All we have to do is be still and know he is God.

Jackie wins 3 medals

By Richard B. Yap, TI, Lumintao E/S

Jackie Mae Lacuesta, 12, grade six of Lumintao Elemntary School, Lumintao, Quezon, Bukidnon grabbed three medals in athletics (gold, silver and bronze) from the just concluded Division Athletic Meet held last August 24 – 28, 2016 at Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon. She was astoundingly applauded because of her men-like physique and strong dedication. It will be her ticket to the region.

It was on her first throw, whom she reached a 6.25m distance of the 2kg shot put. She bent her knees and used the follow through style staying on the circle area, as it land, a husky voice, awarded him “good” and measured that distance as farthest.

She was then declared gold, tears then flowed in her eyes, and called her mother immediately after some tit’s and greets.

On the second day is the last throwing event, javelin. Before it started, she whispered to her coach, “Maglisod ta ani sir. Wala kaayo ta ka-practice, nabali baya to atong bangkaw.” As her turn comes, she then tried to put it down bash to the ground, she then heard the husky voice, “foul,” the jav is out of line.

On her second throw, it was good at a distance far behind the farthest. Finally, on her third, she put all her strength but failed to surpass other athletes and settled for the second medal, bronze.

Lastly, he also receives a silver medal from a 4x100m relay together with her teammates. Jackie, a newbie at the division meet gave pride to Lumintao, a treasure of the Municipality of Quezon who grabbed gold, silver and bronze. A credit to her, her family and her coaches namely Richard B. Yap, Willie D. Barsalote and Samuel N. Barbero.

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posted on social media wishing that his school will receive bomb scares to suspend the class,” Atillo said.

He said that they were currently investigating and validating the report to immediately give action and reprimand the student.

Atillo stressed that a bomb joke is “not a joke” under the Philippine Constitution. “We would like to remind the public that bomb joke is no joke. We have a law punishing it,” he added.

Although they seriously consider every bomb scare, they would still like to resume classes after the authorities have cleared the area. Atillo explained that suspending classes will only prolong the school calendar of the institution since they will be required to make up on the class suspension.

“If the authorities found out that the school is negative from any explosives, we should resume the classes.

If we will suspend classes every now and then the classes will also prolong since we need to make up for those days,” he said.

“However, if the bomb scare happened later in the afternoon, then we can suspend the class,” he added.

Atillo also noted more visible police personnel around the schools to secure the safety of the students.

While a system is in place on how they respond to situations such as a disaster they still want to include a system on how to react in times of bomb explosion.

“But we can modify the system to also address this kind of a situation,” he said.

Atillo said that during the commotion teachers and school officials tried to calm down the parents who rushed to the schools to pick up their children while the Philippine National Police (PNP) responded quickly their call for assistance.

“We do not want people to panic as it may result to something serious,” he said.

The schools have instituted their respective security measures but the DepEd advised that the schools should discuss the measures with all concerns and the parents.

Other sectors in the city had instituted their own security measures be it in church or the inns and hotels. Like the Our Lady

of Lourdes Parish Church in Bangkal, it activated its disaster risk reduction unit to help the PNP in keeping the church environ safe for the churchgoers.

Starting on Sunday, the church leaders requested parishioners bringing big bags and bag packs to allow security personnel to check their belongings. Car stickers were issued to car owners as they are allowed to park inside while K9 dogs are seen within the church premises.

Meanwhile, the Islamic Chamber of Commerce and Industry through one of its founder, Marilou Ampuan, said inns and small hotels along the mini-forest in Quezon Boulevard also instituted their own measures for visitor identification.

She said that aside from the regular safety and security procedures, the deputy mayor in the area asks owners of hotels and inns to LOOKING AFTER THE WELFARE OF THE BARANGAYS - VICE GOVERNOR JOEY G. PELEAZ welcomed the Barangay Council of I.S Cruz, Jasaan Misamis Oriental headed by Barangay Chairman REY S. GAMBA as they visited the Office of the Vice Governor recently. Present were require identification cards Barangay Councilors HERNANDO M. FABRE, JOAS V. CARREON, YVONETTE ANN G. LABADAN, JENIEL F. SABIT, DARYL C. PASORES, of their visitors. ID cards LINDA B. FABRE, and FRANCISCO E. PACAÑA. It will be remembered that Vice Governor Pelaez authored a Resolution calling for President must be released only upon Rodrigo Duterte to postpone the October 2016 Barangay Elections because of various issues like Post Election Fatigue from the recent May check out.

National Elections and budget implications. photo supplied Ampuan said it would be a system of the barangay to that Cagayan De Oro City the bail bond should be record identity of persons about suspicious persons order.

Meanwhile, Mr. Cariaga already has anti-illegal or- considered. who are billeted in their and objects.

Instead, he said, they should said all hotel and restau- dinances, but the problem Acting City Police Chief establishments. (PNA) report it immediately to rant employees must have is the enforcement of the Senior Supt. Ronnie Cariaga, said that the local a role in the establishment’s law. the police. from page B1 “When you spread these enhanced security plan. Instead of approving a police command would the Davao blast that killed text messages, it will create He vowed to assist Cohara new anti-illegal gambling support the city’s anti14 people and wounded panic to the recipients of members in this initiative. ordinance, Gan proposed illegal gambling drive. these messages. And you the adoption of a resolution He said that the city podozens. urging Congress to revisit lice command has already Cariaga told hotel and will lose customers. And we conducted 20 anti-illegal the anti-gambling law. restaurant representatives to don’t want that to happen,” from page B1 He said that Pasco sud- He said that the cov- gambling operations after apply “hardeing of targets” he said. by putting up strict security Cohara President Nelia B. denly jumped into the water erage of the “gambling” he was installed as actmeasures that will make Lee said that for now, there while they were taking group should be expanded, the ing city police chief two it hard for bad elements is no significant decrease pictures. “We tried to help penalty increased, and months ago. (PNA) to easily penetrate their in both hotel occupancy her, but we were also afraid and dining patronages in because of the strong curestablishments. rent,” Ramos said. (PNA) “If we cannot stop them restaurants in this city. from doing their plans, at Limketkai Luxe Hotel least, make it hard for them Manager Jerome F. dela TARPS-STICKERS-EWS (bad elements) to execute Fuente disclosed that days from page B1 their plans until such time after the Davao bombing amusement, said that the that law enforcers catch up last September 2, there have city’s police office would tarpaulin backlitfilm been cancellations of ticket be the lead agency of the on them,”Cariaga said.

Cariaga asked partici- conventions and room res- proposed anti-illegal task sticker panaflex pants to the forum to instill ervations by both domestic force. billboards photopaper “profiling” among their and foreign guests. Those The other members guests in the most discreet conventions were supposed would be the Philippine to occur in the last quarter Charity Sweepstakes Ofway. among the technical of this year and early 2017. fice (PCSO), the National matters the police chief Before the Davao City Bureau of Investigation wanted establishments in incident, the Limketkai Luxe (NBI), the Misamis Orienthe city to pursue is the Hotel has won lots in Manila tal Cagayan De Oro Lotto putting up of more closed for big organizations to Agents Association, and mdntarps@gmail.com circuit television (CCTV) hold their conventions in the village chiefs. units and for blue guards Cagayan de Oro City where City Councilor Leon www.mindanaodailynews.com to perform roving duties there is relative peace and Gan, however, said Monday within their area of responsibility from time to time, instead of being stationary.

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Bukidnon New Breed of Models Finally Chosen!

By James Violon Contributor

Valencia City, Bukidnon - 25 out of 42 models who auditioned were chosen last September 4, 2016 at Valencia City Gymnasium by the TF Models and Events organized by Mr. Jingo F. Tuyogon also known as Mr. Troy Flores, an agent, creative director, and an event organizer in Bukidnon who aims to produce new faces in the modelling world. The selection of new models was quite rigid given that aspirant models have to undergo 6 phases all throughout the screening process; first they considered was the stats of the models which focused on their body proportion, second was the conduct of the initial interview that gauged the personality of the models, third was the photo shoot to square how the models project in the camera, fourth the styling which examined the models’ taste of fashion and how they carry themselves, fifth the walks which measured how models carry themselves in the runway, and finally the final interview that counterchecked the personality and dedication of the models to the job.

The successful roll of models include Ms. Justine Pearl Busbus, Ms. Janica Sogoc, Ms. Maria Samantha Bacomo, Ms. Rakene Kate Dacut, Ms. Bianca Gaye Natividad, Ms. Allona Shiegne Cardona, Ms. Dhevy Moore Montalbo, Mr. Arp Kent Redosendo, Mr. Brandon Thamn Nellas, Ms. Tsianina Levounne Amberly Reese Heather Margaret Mendoza, Ms. Krizamae Barabat, Ms. Faye Xyryl, Ms. Unica Oro, Ms. Yssele Grace Yting, Ms. Kathreen Grace Aguilar Abastillas, Mr. Jeffrey Alonto, Ms. Joan

Canaria, Mr. Jed Nichol Bustillo Ragandang, Mr. Harold B. Ludevice II, Ms. Bliss Novie Faith Polley, Ms. Ellah Villarin, Ms. Jennisa Meliston, Ms. Jyllanne Gabule Pajares, Mr. Kin Villatima, and Ms. Carren Mhe Embornas. The panel of judges during the selection was Mr. John Rey Pador, Mr. Fruy Antonio, Mr. Stephen John Fuentes, Mr. Manman Tabian, Mr. Sanny Noval, and Mr. Troy Flores.

The 25 models joined in a photoshoot stint on September 11 at 1:00 in the afternoon with candy and high fashion themes directed by Mr. Troy Flores, photographed by Mr. Loue Dela Cruz and Mr. Louigy Parisian. Further, Amanda Poda, Aige Obial, John Rey Pador, and Jesriel Mabini were designated as official make-up artists during the event. The photo shoot took During the Photoshoot at Traffic Light near Valencia Jollibee. place at Valencia Traffic Light near the Jollibee and in the picturesque ambiance of Central Mindanao University.

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