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PH JUMPS TO 57TH IN NIKKEI ASIA’S COVID-19 RECOVERY RANKINGS

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ISKO TO ADOPT DU30 AS PARTY’S 4TH SENATE BET

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Rooms to test F2F classes for all levels CLASSROOM availability must be considered when students from all grade levels return to schools to conduct limited face-to-face classes amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the Department of Education (DepEd) said Monday.

The pilot implementation of limited “F2F” classes in 28 public schools in the National Capital Region (NCR) “went smoothly” according to Undersecretary Nepomuceno Malaluan.

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BACK TO SCHOOL. Pupils from Aurora A. Quezon elementary school in San Andres, Manila line up before entering the school during the first day of their face-toface pilot class on Monday. Danny Pata

Omicron stalls Alert Level 1

DOH admits no ‘foreseeable’ shift yet despite PH at minimum risk

By Willie Casas

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HE Department of Health (DOH) on Monday said the country’s quarantine status will not go down to Alert Level 1 anytime soon due to threat of the Omicron variant of COVID-19, despite its being classified as “minimal risk.”

“We’re not yet easing to Alert Level Duque III said in Filipino over radio 1. I don’t like it, let’s remain under Alert dzBB. Level 2 for now. Let’s observe and monThis developed as the World Health itor first,” Health Secretary Francisco Organization appealed to governments

to intensify sequencing tests to detect Omicron in their countries.

Early indications of the severity of the Omicron COVID-19 variant are “a bit encouraging,” top US pandemic advisor Anthony Fauci said Sunday, while cautioning that more information was still needed.

The WHO previously warned it could take weeks to determine how infectious the variant is, whether it causes more Next page

Next pandemic ‘more lethal’ THE lead developer of the Oxford/AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine warned the next pandemic could be “more lethal,” urging better preparedness in a speech set to be aired Monday.

Sarah Gilbert, who is credited with saving millions of lives through her

role in designing the jab, said the world must build on key lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic.

“This will not be the last time a virus threatens our lives and our livelihoods. The truth is, the next one could Next page

Immigration reopens airport e-gates to cut process time

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THE Bureau of Immigration will reopen e-gates in all international airports in the country in time for the Christmas holiday break, when an influx of international travelers is anticipated.

BI Commissioner Jaime Morente said he wanted the electronic gates revived to assure returning Filipinos of faster immigration processing, saying the e-gates cut the processing time for passengers “from the present 45 seconds to just eight seconds.”

Launched in August 2018, the BI’s e-gates were in operation until March last year when the COVID-19 pandemic prompted the bureau to suspend the scheme.

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BICAM PANEL. The Bicameral Conference Committee deliberating the 2022 national budget gathers for a photo at the Garden Ballroom of the EDSA Shangri-La Hotel in Mandaluyong on Monday. Pictured are (from right) House Minority Leader Stephen Paduano, Deputy Speaker Michael Romero, House Majority Leader Martin Romualdez, Senator Joel Villanueva, Senator Sonny Angara, House Committee on Appropriations Chairman Eric Yap, Senator Imee Marcos, Senator Cynthia Villar, Rep. Michael Aglipay, Rep. Edcel Lagman, and Senator Ronald De La Rosa. Ver Noveno

Romualdez sees Duterte’s budget OK by yearend sign into law the proposed P5.024 tril“It is to the best interest of our peolion General Appropriations Bill (GAB) ple that the 2022 General AppropriaHOUSE Majority Leader and Leyte before the year ends to strengthen gov- tions Act (GAA) be signed by PresiRep. Martin Romualdez is expecting ernment’s fight against COVID-19 and dent Duterte before the end of the year that President Rodrigo Duterte would push the country’s economic recovery.

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By Rio N. Araja

Suu Kyi, ally meted 4 years in jail Basilan mayors for breaking military, health rules ambushed; one died, other hurt

YANGON—Myanmar’s junta jailed ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi on Monday for four years for incitement against the military and breaching Covid rules, the first of a series of possible sentences that could see the Nobel laureate imprisoned for decades.

Suu Kyi, 76, has been detained since the generals staged a coup and ousted her government on February 1, ending the Southeast Asian country’s brief period of democracy.

She has since been hit with a series of charges, including violating the official secrets act, illegally importing walkie talkies and electoral fraud.

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TWO mayors from Basilan province were ambushed Monday as they were traveling together to Zamboanga City, police said.

One of the mayors, Darussalam Saguindilan Lajid of Al-Barka town, was killed. The other, Alih Awal Sali of Akbar town, is in critical condition, Police Lt. Mary Agnes Miro of the Zamboanga City Police said.

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Makati Med no COVID cases, first in 20 months THE Makati Medical Center now has zero in-patient cases of COVID-19 after battling hundreds of coronavirus infections for nearly two years, its

chief confirmed Monday.

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Isko to adopt Rody as 4th Senate bet

By Rey E. Requejo

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RESIDENTIAL candidate and Manila City Mayor Isko Moreno Domagoso on Monday said he will vote for President Rodrigo Duterte for senator, and he is even willing to adopt the outgoing Chief Executive as the 4th senatorial candidate of his political party Aksyon Demokratiko.

tors so you only have nine problems, now I will say, you only have eight to think about because I have a fourth candidate, President Duterte,” Moreno said.

When asked by the media why he would want Duterte in his senatorial slate, Moreno explained that as president, Duterte had many accomplishments, foremost of which is the “Build, Build, Build” that saw not only many bridges and skyways built but most importantly, it generated thousands of jobs even during the pandemic.

Aksyon Demokratiko, headed by Moreno as party president, is the first political party to formally ask President Duterte to be an adopted senatorial candidate.

“I don’t want to lead the President.

He is free to choose where he wants to

go. But it is definitely an honor for me if the President will accept my invitation for him to be an adopted senatorial candidate of Aksyon Demokratiko,” Moreno explained.

Moreno noted that with the new Clark airport, the people of Manila will also benefit because they also built the Malolos-Tutuban train.

“And Southerners can reach Clark Airport because of the built skyways.

The president has really done a lot,” the Manila City chief executive observed.

Moreno also praised President Duterte for initiating the three-day National Vaccination Drive which enlisted the services of vaccinators from cities like Manila that have already exceeded the target of 70 percent of its population.

“I will personally vote for President Duterte for senator. And I will be grateful, honored, and humbled to have somebody like the President in our slate as an additional candidate for senator.

And I think he is very much capable of doing the job as a legislator,” Moreno said during an ambush interview in Lapu-Lapu City.

Moreno stressed that Duterte is now considered an “orphan” since the ad-

ministration’s presidential candidate, Senator Christopher “Bong” Go, has already announced his intention to withdraw from the 2022 race.

However, Go has yet to formally submit his withdrawal as presidential candidate of Pederalismo ng Dakilang Dakilang Samahan (PDDS) to the Commission on Elections national office in Intramuros, Manila.

“If before, I said I only had three sena-

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Big-time rollback on oil prices due to Omicron fears

be worse. It could be more contagious, or more lethal, or both,” Gilbert said in her draft Richard Dimbleby Lecture, to be broadcast Monday evening (Tuesday in Manila).

“We cannot allow a situation where we have gone through all we have gone through, and then find that the enormous economic losses we have sustained mean that there is still no funding for pandemic preparedness.

“The advances we have made, and the knowledge we have gained, must not be lost,” Gilbert will say.

The Oxford/AstraZeneca jab, which was the first coronavirus vaccine to be approved for use in the UK, is used in more than 170 countries globally.

It is significantly cheaper and easier to deliver than others and is credited with increasing vaccine access in poorer countries.

Gilbert was made a dame by Queen Elizabeth II earlier this year for services to science and public health for her role in its development.

She has been making and testing vaccines for more than a decade, primarily using antigens from malaria and influenza, and initiated the COVID-19 vaccine project in early 2020 after the virus first emerged in China.

As the world now confronts the Omicron variant, with nearly 250 cases now identified in Britain alone, she urged continued caution.

“Until we know more, we should be cautious, and take steps to slow down the spread of this new variant,” Gilbert said.

“But as we have seen before, reduced protection against infection and mild disease does not necessarily mean reduced protection against severe disease and death.”

In the Philippines, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is reviewing the documents for the emergency use authorization (EUA) of experimental antiviral pill molnupiravir, the Department of Health (DOH) said on Monday.

Health Undersecretary Maria Rosario Vergeire said 89 hospitals in the country are using molnupiravir through a compassionate use special permit.

A clinical investigator from the Quirino Memorial Medical Center in Quezon City has said that molnupiravir is likely to be active against the Omicron variant, a new variant of concern.

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Romualdez, chairman of the House committee on rules, attended the first hybrid bicameral conference committee on Monday at Edsa Shangri-La in Mandaluyong City.

During the meeting, Romualdez, who

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From A1 But only students who were given consent by their parents were allowed to go back to schools during the pilot run, Malaluan noted.

“This will become an issue when we do for all the grade levels because then, the classroom availability will be a consideration,” he said.

The DepEd allowed 177 more schools to join the pilot run of faceto-face classes starting Monday. This is on top of the 118 schools that were initially approved by the department to conduct the limited face-to-face

PH jumps to 57th in mag’s COVID recovery ranking THE Philippines jumped 46 places to 57th place in the latest COVID-19 recovery ranking by Tokyo-based news magazine Nikkei Asia.

In its November 30 report released on Monday, the Philippines climbed from 103rd among 120 regions in October to now share 57th with Tajikistan, Norway, and Malaysia.

The Philippines’ previous rankings were 121st in September, 106th in August, and 108th in July.

The Philippines’ ranking improvement was mainly due to a “significant increase in its infection management scores” according to Nikkei.

However, the magazine said although the country’s infection numbers have dropped from the September peak, its short-term case fatality rate stands at over 9% -- the second highest in the world, according to Our World in Data.

Bahrain topped the November edition with a score of 73, followed by Kuwait with 72, the United Arab Emirates with 70.5, Malta and Taiwan with 69, China with 68.5, Chile, Japan, and Saudi Arabia with 68, and Uruguay with 66. Laos was at the rear with 22.5 points.

Nikkei Asia sourced its figures from Our World in Data; Google COVID-19 Community Mobility Reports; Oxford COVID-19 Government Response Tracker, Cirium, and Nikkei Asia Research.

variant that could affect global demand.

“Petron will implement the following price rollbacks effective 6 a.m. on Dec 7: P2.40/li for gasoline; P2.65/li for diesel and P2.70/li for kerosene. These reflect movements in the international oil market,” the company said in its advisory.

Phoenix Petroleum Philippines, Seaoil Philippines, PTT Philippines, Flying V and Cleanfuel also cut pump prices, while

others are expected to follow.

On November 30, the oil companies also rolled back prices by P1.10 to P1.20 per liter for gasoline, P0.60 to P0.70 per liter for diesel, and P0.50 per liter for kerosene.

These resulted in year-to-date adjustments at a total net increase of P18.10/ liter for gasoline, P15.70/liter for diesel and P13.19/liter for kerosene.

The WHO has classified Omicron as a variant of concern, adding it is not yet clear if the variant is more transmissible compared to other variants or if it causes a more severe disease.

The University of the Philippines COVID-19 Pandemic Response Team said on Sunday that getting the primary doses of vaccines and booster shots thereafter could still help fight the Omicron variant should it enter the country.

Duque said that no Omicron variant has been detected yet from the latest genome sequencing on the samples taken from three travelers who came from Omicron-affected countries.

The DOH reported on Friday that there were 253 travelers from South Africa, three from Burkina Faso, and 541 from Egypt who arrived in the country from Nov. 15 to Nov. 29. Three of them tested positive for COVID-19.

“So far, there are 81 samples tested from those who underwent the RT-PCR testing. If they test positive, they will immediately be brought to the Philippine Genome Center for sequencing to know if the Omicron variant has already entered the country,” Duque said.

The Bureau of Quarantine also said on Sunday that most travelers from these Omicron-affected countries are still under quarantine and have not shown COVID-19 symptoms, so far.

BOQ Deputy Director Roberto Salvador Jr. noted the public has nothing to worry about as these travelers need to

undergo a 14-day mandatory quarantine as mandated by the Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF).

Meanwhile, the DOH said it is trying to locate eight more travelers from South Africa who arrived between Nov. 15 and 29, as efforts for contact tracing continue.

Results of the genome sequencing for the traveler from South Africa and 11 others who tested positive for COVID-19 after arriving in the Philippines may be released Tuesday, the DOH said.

The DOH said the Philippines and most of the regions are now classified at minimal risk for COVID-19.

Health Undersecretary Maria Rosario Vergeire said during a media briefing that the Philippines recorded a negative two-week growth rate of -57 percent and had a low-risk average daily attack rate of .67 per 100,000 individuals.

“Nationally, we remain at minimal risk case classification,” Vergeire said.

Vergeire said the average daily cases in the country decreased by 397 cases or 42 percent this week to an average of 544 cases per day.

“These average cases per day are already nine times lower than those reported in July of 2021 at 4,982 and also lower than 1,130 cases per day observed from Dec. 27, 2020, from Jan. 2 of 2021,” Vergeire said.

“Looking at the epidemic curve of our major island groups and the NCR

cal Director, confirmed to ABS-CBN News in a text message, verifying the hospital’s statement posted earlier.

“For the first time in 20 months since March 2020, MMC posted zero census for COVID-19 patients in all the COVID-19 Wings and Critical Care units (As

of Dec 6, 6:00),” according to the statement attributed to Javier.

Last week, the country’s largest COVID referral center, the Philippine General Hospital, reported zero new COVID admissions, and recorded its lowest number of virus patients in more than a year.

Makati Medical is in the financial district of Metro Manila, the epicenter of COVID infections during the past months.

Javier said he was hoping the recent development would inspire patients, especially those whose illnesses are not related to COVID-19, to seek medical attention.

“This is to further inspire confidence among patients, especially the nonCOVID ones, who have been sidelined for a long time already, to get connected once again with their doctors in MMC,” he said.

attended physically, said senators and members of the House of Representatives agreed to immediately ratify the GAB next week.

“Leaders of the House of Representatives today reiterated our commitment to ratify before the year end the 2022 GAB in today’s meeting with our Senate counterparts at the bicameral conference,” he said.

“We join our good senators in wishing that disagreeing provisions of the

Senate and House versions of the 2022 GAB be threshed out in a week’s time.

We expect plenary discussion on the bicam-approved version next week, and that the final version be ratified by the Senate and the House before our Christmas break,” he added.

During the meeting, the bicam panel adopted the motion of Romualdez to authorize House committee on appropriations and ACT-CIS party-list Rep. Eric Yap to work with

Senate finance committee chairman Senator Sonny Angara to harmonize the disagreeing provisions of the national budget.

Romualdez, Angara, Yap, House Minority Leader Joseph Stephen Paduano, Pacman party-list Rep. Mikee Romero, and Reps. Joseph Bernos of Abra and Edcel Lagman of Albay, with Senators Joel Villanueva, Imee Marcos, Cynthia Villar, and Ronald dela Rosa, attended the face-to-face meeting.

also killed in the shooting perpetrated by four suspects.

“The two mayors are in the hospital now. But one of them, Mayor Darus, has already died. He and Mayor Sali’s driver were declared dead on arrival,” Miro said.

In a statement, the Philippine National Police (PNP) identified Sali’s driver as Barad Nuruddin.

Miro said at around 8 a.m., the mayors were shot after arriving at the Baliwasan Seaside in Zamboanga City on a motorized boat.

The PNP said the suspects fled on board a motorized boat and a white car.

Deputy Speaker and Mujiv Hataman strongly condemned the killing of Albarka Mayor Lajid and the wounding of Akbar Mayor Alih Salih and their two security escorts.

creased arrivals for the holiday season despite the travel restrictions implemented due to the Omicron variant of COVID-19.

“We see that domestic travel is, little by little, bouncing back, and we see the same coming soon for the international travel sector,” Morente said.

During the first day of the month, 85 percent of arrivals were Filipinos returning for the holidays.

“Of the more than 6,000 arrivals during the first day of December, the majority are Filipinos. While the numbers remain relatively low, we expect it to slowly rise as we near Christmas and New Year,” he added.

In December last year, only around 152,000 passengers entered the country.

Meanwhile, the presidential adviser for entrepreneurship, Joey Concepcion, appealed to the government to revert the mandatory quarantine in accredited facilities or hotels to three days as many overseas Filipinos plan to spend their Christmas back home.

Amid the threat of the Omicron variant of COVID-19, the government extended the mandatory quarantine in accredited facilities or hotels for inbound travelers to five days for vaccinated ones, and seven days for unvaccinated visitors.

“Our kababayans should spend Christmas at home, not in a foreign land and definitely not at a quarantine facility,” Concepcion said in a statement Monday.

By Alena Mae S. Flores THE country’s oil firms cut pump prices anew by as much as P2.70 per liter effective 6 a.m. Tuesday to reflect the movement of oil prices in the world market.

The firms cut the price of kerosene by P2.70 per liter, diesel by P2.65 per liter, and gasoline by P2.40 per liter due to rising COVID-19 cases and the Omicron

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“We’re going to get the answers that everybody out there needs,” WHO emergencies director Michael Ryan said.

The whole country is currently under Alert Level 2 until Dec. 15 after the province of Apayao was classified under Alert Level 2 starting Dec. 3, along with other regions including Metro Manila.

Duque cited reports from several European countries where COVID-19 cases were increasing again.

Duque said this was due to people not following minimum public health standards.

He said the Philippines was able to fight off COVID-19 surges before vaccine supplies became abundant by observing these health standards, such as the wearing of face masks and maintaining physical distance.

“I hope that the Omicron is not worse or more dangerous than the Delta variant, which we have somehow overcome based on the number of cases we have seen and reported to the public,” he said.

Duque said the government’s preparations for the Omicron variant was the same as its preparations for the Delta variant, including tight border controls.

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classes in November.

Only those in kindergarten to Grade 3, as well as senior high school students, are included in the pilot run so far.

Most public school classrooms are built to accommodate a maximum of 65 students without social distancing.

DepEd did not have ready figures on the number of classrooms it expected to use for the pilot testing.

But Malaluan said there is sufficient space so far to accommodate the initial number of students returning, as there are classrooms that are not being used by higher levels.

Several schools may also conduct shifts—each in morning and afternoon—to accommodate all learners.

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Frontline personnel have been disallowed from filing vacation leaves during the holiday season.

Additional immigration officers have also been hired to augment manpower, and a rapid response team—officers deployed in back-end offices—was activated to serve as added manpower should the need arise.

Morente expressed optimism in in-

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From A1 On Monday Suu Kyi was sentenced to two years for incitement against the military and another two years for breaching a natural disaster law relating to Covid, junta spokesman Zaw Min Tun told AFP by phone.

Former president Win Myint was also jailed for four years on the same charges, he said, but added they would not yet be taken to prison.

“They will face other charges from the places where they are staying now,” he added, referring to their detention in the capital of Naypyidaw but without giving further details.

The incitement conviction related to statements Suu Kyi’s National League for Democracy party published shortly after the coup condemning the generals’ takeover.

The Covid charge is linked to last year’s election, which the NLD won in a landslide, but the details are not clear with the government imposing a gag order on the court proceedings.

Journalists have been barred from attending the special court hearings in Naypyidaw and Suu Kyi’s lawyers were recently banned from speaking to the media.

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Reversal of Sulpicio case sought T

By Rey E. Requejo

he Department of Justice (DOJ) has asked the Manila City Regional Trial Court to reverse its recent decision dismissing the criminal charges filed against an executive of M/V Princess of the Stars which sank off Sibuyan Island, Romblon in 2008 resulting in the death of more than 200 passengers.

In a 17-page motion for reconsideration filed by a prosecution panel led by Senior Assistant State Prosecutor Hazel Decena-Valdez, the DOJ sought the reinstatement of the reckless imprudence resulting in multiple homicides, physical injuries, and damage to property filed against accused Edgar S. Go, former Sulpicio Lines Inc. first vice president for administration and team leader of the company’s crisis management committee.

At least 11 private complainants through the Public Attorney’s Office on Monday also filed a formal motion to assail the acquittal of Go. Assistant State Prosecutor Jovyanne M. Escano-Santamaria, and Deputy State Prosecutor Alexander Q. Suarez signed the motion as members of the panel.

Manila City RTC Branch 54 Presiding Judge Maria Paz Reyes-Yson issued on Nov. 18, 2021 a decision which granted

Go’s demurrer to evidence which sought the dismissal of the case on the ground of insufficiency of evidence.

The DOJ stressed that it has sufficiently established the identity and culpability of Go considering that Go has control over the operations of the vessels of SLI. The families of the victims of the tragedy claimed that Go’s failure to order the master of the M/V Princess of the Stars to stop sailing and take shelter during the storm would fall under Article 365 of the Revised Penal Code (RPC) which punishes any person for reckless imprudence and negligence. They asserted that that Go had active control and supervision in the operations of SLI vessels.

The panel noted that Go’s indictment was upheld by the Supreme Court in a decision issued in 2018 which ordered the Manila RTC to reinstate the

criminal case for reckless imprudence against Go after it ruled that the Court of Appeals erred in coming up with a resolution in Jan. 8, 2014 which granted Go’s petition to nullify his indictment by the DOJ. The DOJ panel found that Go was involved in making decisions on whether a vessel should be allowed to sail such that he should have cancelled or discouraged the voyage considering the severe weather at that time.

The criminal charges stated that Go, as a responsible officer of SLI, failed to give instructions to Capt. Amado V. Ramillo “to take shelter and drop anchor or return to the port of Manila.”

The DOJ prosecutors also lamented the failure of the Manila RTC to afford it the opportunity to file its comment or opposition to the demurrer to evidence filed by Go before coming out with a ruling. With Rio N. Araja

IN BRIEF DOH: Watch community fireworks to stay safe THE Department of Health (DOH) on Monday advised the public to use alternatives to firecrackers in celebrating the holiday season, as part of the agency’s campaign for a safer Christmas.

Health Undersecretary Maria Rosario Vergeire, during a media briefing, said the public may use other objects to make noise or watch the community fireworks display.

“Para maiwasan natin ‘yung mga injuries for this holiday season at mahirap din po magkaroon tayo ng mga ganitong kaso ngayon, lalong-lalo na kailangan natin ang ating existing resources for our COVID response (So we can avoid injuries for this holiday season. It is not the best time to be injured in that way, especially since we need our existing resources for our COVID-19 response.),” Vergeire said.

On the other hand, the DOH also urged the public to continue wearing face masks and to ensure that air ventilation is sufficient while celebrating. Willie Casas

Taal illegal quarrying suspects arrested THE Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) through its Environmental Law Enforcement and Protection Service arrested culprits in an anti-illegal quarrying operation at the Taal Volcano protected area.

The DENR won a case against illegal miners operating inside the protected area in Batangas last October.

Secretary Roy Cimatu said the miners who did the same illicit activities in the same area mean that “they remain unafraid of the environmental laws and their corresponding penalties.”

“These illegal quarrying operations cannot be stopped if we remain complacent with enforcement operations.

This is the reason why the DENR has bolstered training for our enforcement personnel, and more reasons why the legislative arm of the government should expedite the Environmental Protection and Enforcement Bureau Bill,” he stressed. Rio N. Araja

VACCINATION DAY. Tabaco City Mayor Krisel Lagman visits the vaccination center on Day 3 of the “Bayanihan Bakunahan” at the Hiraya Manawari Nature Park in Tabasco, Albay. Norman Cruz

Agri groups want probe on DA fertilizer payment deal AN UMBRELLA group of agricultural organizations and the Abono party-list said they will ask the office of Senator Cynthia Villar to conduct a legislative inquiry into the alleged failure of the Department of Agriculture (DA) to pay at least P100 million worth of fertilizers it owes dealers from Region 1.

The dealers participated in DA’s fertilizer subsidy program that provided a P2,000 fertilizer voucher for farmers planting inbred rice varieties and P3,000 for those planting hybrid rice.

“Some dealers can no longer serve the farmers because they have yet to receive payment from the DA. Where will the farmers turn to for their fertilizer needs?

And how long must these dealers who have advanced their supply wait for the payment to arrive?” said Rosendo So, president of Samahang Industriya ng Agrikultura (SINAG) and Abono party-list chair.

“We are sending a formal letter of request to Senator Villar today (Monday) as chairperson of the Senate Committee on Agriculture. The budget is there, so why is there a hold up at the DA?” he added.

Earlier, Ronnie Cabanizas, spokesman of Association of Fertilizer and Pesticides, Distribution, Dealers and outlet of Pangasinan (AFPDOP), complained to SINAG that they have not been paid by the DA for the fertilizers they already delivered to farmer-beneficiaries amounting to P100 million, despite the availability of the funds.

So said for Region 1, another P300 million worth of vouchers have been released to farmers, but the farmers complained that when they presented the voucher to the authorized fertilizer outlets to get the subsidy, the merchant told them that they cannot serve them since the DA has not yet paid them of their previous request for payouts for previously delivered fertilizers.

The SINAG president also said that they received similar grievances from authorized fertilizer dealers in other regions, where the National Rice Program - Fertilizer Discount Vouchers to Rice Farmers” is being implemented, who are also experiencing similar problem of DA’s non-payment of their collectibles arising from their participation to the agency’s fertilizer’s discount vouchers.

DAR: 75 farmer-beneficiaries get 188-hectare Capiz estate

By Rio N. Araja WITH help from the Philippine National Police and Armed Forces of the Philippines, 75 farmer-beneficiaries have been able to take actual possession of the 188.08-hectare Nemesio Tan Estate in Capiz, according to the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR).

The Nemesio Tan estate is covered under the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Pro-

gram located in Barangay Culilang, President Roxas, Capiz, and Barangays Dulangan and San Sebastian, Capiz with a total land area of 188.08 hectares.

Sheila Enciso, DAR regional director, said the 175 farmer-beneficiaries of the Nemesio Tan property were installed on May 11 but due to the strong resistance of Ferdinand Bacanto, who claimed to be the former landowner’s administrator and the presence of

Pinoy authors’ poetry books set for launch DR. AURELIO S. Agcaoili of the University of Hawaii and Honor Blanco Cabie, night editor of the Manila Standard and three others will have their poetry books launched this week during the virtual conference of the 16th Nakem Conference hosted by Benguet State University.

The three others are Dr. Orlino and Mrs. Estrella Baldonado, and Dr. Alvin B. Gaerlan.

The conference, with the virtual participation of Nakem Philippines, Nakem Hawaii, Nakem California, Nakem Canada and Nakem Without Borders will tackle topics on “Indigenous Communities & Languages, and Engaged Inclusion for Civics and Citizenship.”

The three-day conference via Zoom, starting December 9, has been organized with Nakem (National Alliance for Knowledge, Empowerment & Meaning) Conferences Philippines and the University of Hawaii Ilokano Program – with nearly 100 participants and discussants, organizers said.

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standing crops, the installed farmers were deprived of their rights to actually and physically possess their landholdings.

“On the last week of November, the concerned agrarian reform beneficiaries, including members of their immediate households voluntarily helped in the clearing activities,” she said.

She said they also put demarcation strings as markings of their awarded lands consider-

ing that concrete monuments installed by the DAR surveyors were already missing. “It is rightful and timely for the ARBs to take possession and cultivate their awarded lands taking into consideration their safety and security as the utmost priority,” she noted.

She emphasized that it is the duty of the department to implement agrarian reform and that the awarded lands should be enjoyed by the farmer-beneficiaries.

Ramp up composting, farmers told

By Macon Ramos-Araneta

LOVE AND HOPE FOR THE ELDERLY. Lingap sa Kapwa, an annual activity of the Faculty Association of College Industrial Technology-NEUST, pursues its objectives of giving assistance, love, and hope to the elderly and PWD of CCT and Brgy. Bagong Buhay, Cabanatuan City. Dean Marcelo Bulalayao of CIT-NEUST led the distribution of gift packs together with CCT Executive Director Froilan Parado.

SENATOR Cynthia A. Villar has renewed her call to Filipino farmers to ramp up composting using organic fertilizers, recognizing that healthy soil lays the groundwork for increased yield and income in agriculture, A farmers’ group is also supporting calls to reduce the country’s reliance on imported fertilizer by increasing local production amid the rapid increase in global prices.

Villar, chairperson of the Senate Committee on Agriculture and Food, cited the need to protect the soil from deterioration and degradation to ensure agricultural growth as well as food sustainability.

She noted that healthy soil is crucial to food security as about 95 percent of the food we consume is directly or indirectly produced from the soil.

“Because of this, soil health is important for agricultural productivity, which in turn

will affect food security. And the solution is as simple as putting nutrients back to the soil through composting and going organic,” stressed Villar.

In the Senate, Villar pushed for legislation that provides for soil protetion through sustainable and organic means. She has also established and supported projects and programs in numerous communities all over the country to promote proper waste management, particularly involving kitchen and garden wastes as well that can be turned into composts or organic fertilizers.

“In creating our own fertilizers, adding from having a steady supply of cheap fertilizers, we are also saving up money which farmers can use for other purposes to better improve their harvest and earnings. Imported fertilizers are much expensive than those locally produced. So we are really asking our farmers to do composting,” added Villar.

SMC completes vaccination drive at Quezon City jail FORMER Quezon City jail inmates recently went back to the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) prison facility to get their second dose of COVID-19 vaccinations.

The vaccination drive is under a joint program by San Miguel Corporation’s (SMC) infrastructure arm, San Miguel Holdings Corp., the Quezon City chapter of the Integrated Bar of the Philippines (IBP), and the BJMP. The vaccination drive, which aims to extend protection against the deadly virus to hundreds of inmates and prevent a breakout of the disease at the densely populated facility, was conducted by medical teams under the San Miguel Foundation’s “Ligtas Lahat” nationwide vaccination task force.

The company’s “Bakuna Bus” mobile vaccination unit was utilized to bring the medical teams and second doses of Astra Zeneca vaccines to the jail facility. The inmates received their first doses from the

same program in August this year.

At least 11 individuals who had since been released from detention came back to avail of their second jabs.

Prior to the rollout of vaccination in the country, the BJMP had to postpone all visitation activities in jails. The withdrawal of the detainee’s visitation rights was enforced as an added precaution to keep the virus outside their already-overburdened facilities.

This means that detainees have been unable to see their loved ones throughout the periodic lockdowns since 2020.

SMC president Ramon S. Ang said: “Even as the number of cases has gone down significantly, continuous vaccination is still the most critical component of a sustained recovery for our country. And this means we cannot leave anyone behind, especially those in our marginalized sectors, and even those in our prison populations.”

“I’m glad that even the inmates them-

selves appreciate the importance of getting vaccinated, so much so that even those that had already been released, came back to get their second shot. We’re grateful that the government, through BJMP, as well as organizations such as the IBP, are there to look after the welfare of inmates, and organize support for their vaccination,” he added.

Ang reiterated that inmates also have families that long to visit them safely, and expressed hope that visitation privileges can be returned soon, once vaccination goals are achieved, so as to help maintain the wellbeing of detainees inside prison facilities.

For his part, Mike Atante, IBP-Quezon City president and governor for the Greater Manila Region, said: “We are all aware of the difficult conditions our persons deprived of liberty or PDLs, endure everyday, from crowded jails to lack of adequate access to proper legal services. We at the IBP are committed to helping change that.”

BICYCLE PROGRAM IN QC. Quezon City 4th District Councilor Hero Bautista has initiated the “Hero Bicycle Program” which donated bicycles to different frontliner offices. The most recent donation was to the health service department of Camp Caringal, the headquarters of the Quezon City Police Department, where five mountain bikes were personally donated by Bautista.

Ping warning vs scammers using his name

By Macon Ramos-Araneta and Rio N. Araja PARTIDO Reporma chairman and standard-bearer Panfilo “Ping” Lacson warned the public Monday of ‘smishing’ scammers using his name, particularly in these days ahead of the campaign period on February 8.

He urged the public not to respond to such dubious messages, whether through SMS (short messaging service) or messaging apps Smishing is the criiminal activity of sending ext messages to people to perauded them to give personal information like credit card details and personal identification numbers – the message arriving as a text message on a cell phone.

According to Lacson, he had not been spared from the rash of those using text messaging to extract personal information for nefarious activities.

The former national police chief stressed he would never authorize or condone such practice.

The longtime public servant has also called on the National Privacy Commission to look more closely into attempts at digital vote-buying in the run-up to the May 9, 2022 elections, calling it a threat not just to the electoral system but to democracy itself.

In a picture uploaded on social media over the weekend, a victim of the scam showed a screenshot of a message from a person who introduced himself as a member of Lacson’s family.

The message sender said he was sending “ayuda” (cash aid) and the person targeted only needed to send his personal information to receive the supposed funding.

“This is from Ping Lacson Family. Can you please claim your Ayuda’s from our Fam?,” the scammer’s text message read.

“Note: If you are interested to get that pls. reply your real name and followed by your complete address. Thank You,” the message added.

Based on the screen shot, after the victim sent his personal information, the scammer no longer replied.

In the Philippines, authorities have listed phishing as the top cybercrime for years now. Smishing attacks are delivered by both traditional text messaging and non-SMS messaging apps. These attacks spread fast and are often unnoticeable due to their deceptive nature.

BBM to create plan to attain food security

By Othel V. Campos PRESIDENTIAL aspirant Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos, Jr. plans to create a grand plan to attain food security and stabilize the prices of agricultural commodities.

At the forum “Halalan 2021 Para sa Agrikultura” organized by the Philippine Chamber of Agriculture and Food, Inc., Marcos underscored the gains of the Philippine government in the 70’s and early 80’s on its campaign to provide sustainable food at every Filipino family’s table.

“There is going to be a need for an overall plan and that overall plan has to be at the national level. With the advent of climate change and global warming, all of these cannot be done at the local level. This should be done at the highest level of government,” he said Monday.

The increasing level of agricultural commodities importation is another problem that Marcos is keen on resolving adding that supply is not only the problem but the supply line, as well.

“We must have strategic food supply and rely on importations. We have to stand on our own especially during food crisis. Never mind the pandemic, there are events beyond our control like drought and war.

Many things happen and we should be prepared to have our own and reliable sources of food,” Marcos said.

In another gathering, senior citizens who experienced the administration of Bongbong’s father Ferdinand Marcos Sr. said it was the glory days in Philippine history, and only a unifying BBM presidency could usher in what they called the country’s “return to its former grandeur and a progressive new era.”

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INDIGNANT. Angry members of the Nurses United Partylist lob tomatoes at a mock seal (inset) of the Commission on Elections during their rally Monday in front of the Comelec office in Intramuros, Manila.

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Comelec says ‘No deadline for voluntary withdrawal’

By Vito Barcelo and Willie Casas

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HE Commission on Elections (Comelec) has said there is no deadline for voluntary withdrawal of certificate of candidacy among qualified candidates for the 2022 national elections.

“A candidate may withdraw his Certificate of Candidacy anytime prior to election (on May 9),” Comelec spokesman James Jimenez said Monday.

Jimenez issued the statement following reports that presidential aspirant senator Christopher Go announced his intention to withdraw from the 2022 national elections due to personal reasons.

He said the November 15 deadline was for those who would withdraw their COC for them to be substituted by a party-mate.

He said the affidavit of withdrawal could be filed directly with the main office of the Comelec, the office in Intramu-

ros, Manila for presidential, vice president and senators while for local posts, it could be filed in the regional election director concerned, the office of the provincial election supervisor of the province to which the municipality involved belongs or the office of the municipal election officer of the said municipality.

Jimenez also clarified that after November 15, there could be no substitution for withdrawals that were voluntary.

“The only deadlines we give are for substitution. For those removed from the race involuntarily by death or disqualification, the deadline on when you should

submit your substitution is midday of election,” Jimenez said in a press briefing.

“Taking all of that under consideration, there is, in fact, no deadline for voluntary withdrawal. You can withdraw anytime, even on the day of the election.”

He said a qualified candidate could even voluntarily withdraw even after he or she was proclaimed winner of the election.

“Although such an event hadn’t happened yet, anything could happen during the election and this will be taken into consideration,” he said.

Meanwhile, the Comelec lamented that health protocols were not being observed amid the COVID-19 pandemic as political aspirants in the 2022 elections start going around the country.

He said: “It appears that the protocols are not being followed. For one thing, our guidelines are not yet applicable.

“It will take effect on February 8 for national candidates and March 25 for local candidates.”

WHISTLE STOP.

Presidential aspirant and Manila Mayor Francisco ‘Isko Moreno’ Domagoso visits Naic and neighboring towns in Cavite as part of his ‘listening tour’ with residents of different provinces.

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Lacson cites need for next leader to uphold integrity

By Macon Ramos-Araneta PRESIDENTIAL aspirant Senator Panfilo Lacson of Partido Reporma said Monday one who would pass the test of money and power would be fit to be the leader of the 110 million Filipino people.

Meanwhile, Lacson and his running mate Senate President Vicente Sotto III are scheduled to visit their allies and supporters in selected Visayan provinces this week for a series of “Online Kumustahan” gatherings and other activities.

The Lacson-Sotto tandem are expected to barnstorm some cities and municipalities across Cebu, Dumaguete, Negros Oriental and Northern Samar this weekend beginning this Friday (December 10) until Sunday, the Lacson camp said in a statement.

Lacson cited the need for the next leader to uphold integrity by practicing what he preached, adding the ultimate test of a person’s character would give him power and offer him money. “If he passes this test, he is the ‘leader we

need,’” he said.

During his law enforcement career, Lacson said he passed such tests of money and power by consistently declining rewards from grateful kin of kidnap victims he rescued while he was with the Philippine Constabulary, the predecessor of the Philippine National Police.

The victims he rescued, according to records, included Robina Gokongwei and a then nine-year-old boy from a prominent Cebu family.

Moreno vows aid to each fire-struck family

TOURISM AWARDEES. Skal officials and awardees during the 30th Tourism Personality Awards at the Heritage Hotel, in partnership with Philippine Airlines, Philippine Amusement Gaming Corporation, Tourism Promotions Board, Ralphs Wines and Spirits, and Heritage Hotel. In photo are awardees with Skal officers: Anya Resort Tagaytay GM Mikel Arriet for Hotel and Resort Category; Skal Director Cynthia Norton, President of Corregidor Foundation, Inc.; Michael Jaey Albaña, Conrad Hotel Commercial Director,for 5-Star Hotel Category; Angel Bognot, Ultra Business Event Creator, for M.I.C.E Category; Heritage Hotel GM Farid Schoucair, for 4-Star Category; Dr.Mina Gabor,ISST President , Farm Tourism Category (represented by Lorenzo Manalang) ; Skal Director Salah Albalushi GM Oman Airlines; and Skal Chairman Robert Lim Joseph. (Standing from left ) Cheche Moral, PDI Lifestyle Editor for Print Media Category; Atty. Tonette Velasco-Allones, TPB COO for Government Service Category; Sarah Monzon-Po, Directors of Hotel Fleuris Palawan and Hotel Sofia in Boracay for Travel Agency Category; Skal Sec Gen Deedee Ledonio; Skal President Jaime Bautista and Skal Director Menchie Orobia.

MANILA Mayor Francisco “Isko Moreno” Domagoso has vowed to provide P10,000 cash assistance to each family who lost their belongings to a fire that razed a residential area in Barangay Mambaling, Cebu City, on November 26.

Domagoso flew to Cebu recently and checked on the condition of the more than 900 displaced families, now living in temporary shelters at the Alaska Mambaling Elementary School and Mambaling Barangay Hall gymnasium, according to a press statement obtained by the Manila Standard..

This means a total P9 million for at least 900 families.

In his visit to the fire victims, Domagoso was accompanied by Cebu 3rd District Rep. Pablo John Garcia, who also joined the Manila mayor during his “listening tour” around the province back in November.

Domagos, the standard bearer of Aksyon Demokratiko, told the affected families each family would be given P10,000 and hoped the fire victims would be able to use

the money to rebuild their houses.

Speaking in Filipino, he said, jokingly, “Wag n’yo ipangto-tong-its ha? Ibili n’yo ng yero para sa bubong at plywood para sa dingding.”

Data from the Cebu City government’s Department of Social Welfare and Services disclosed that the fire in Mambaling displaced 944 families or more than 2,200 individuals.

During the same visit, Domagoso was asked by the local media for his insights on Cebu’s support for his presidential bid.

Domagoso said he would need Cebu’s support in pushing his presidential campaign.

“I am asking for all kinds of support, especially if I can have the support of One Cebu. It is a known fact that Cebuanos are always united,” he said.

In November, Rep. PJ Garcia said the party was seriously considering endorsing Domagoso’s presidential bid, saying the Manila mayor had displayed more concern for the people of Cebu than any of the candidates.

IN BRIEF Non-deployment seen for unvaccinated cops

THE Philippine National Police plans not to deploy for field duty policemen who have not received their vaccination as yet but they would still continue encouragint them to have their jabs, its chief Dionardo Carlos said Monday.

“The soonest that we have crafted that policy, then we will implement it. Number one, why are we not going to deploy them? Because we do not want to put them at risk,” he told a press briefing.

A memorandum circular will be released “in the coming days... to spell out the guidelines in the implementation of the ‘no jab, no duty’ policy,” he said.

“As public servants and officers of the law, it is our responsibility to uphold public welfare at all times and lead by example in fulfilling the citizen’s duty to promote public health and safety, as vaccination is not anymore a matter of personal choice but a matter of public interest for the common good,” Carlos said.

He said those covered by the policy would “still deliver police services” and not really be out of work.

“Probably, (just) admin (duties),” Carlos added.

Speaking at the same press briefing, Brig. Gen. Antonino Cirujales of the PNP Health Service said 1,808 cops remained unvaccinated as of Dec. 6.

They account for less than one percent of the entire PNP force, said Carlos.

Cirujales said 299 of them were citing medical reasons, while 194 said they had allergies.

He added that 393 female police officers had also not yet received the jab because they were pregnant, and 63 had yet to get their COVID-19 shot because they were lactating.

USTAA awards Speaker Velasco

HOUSE Speaker Lord Allan Velasco has been conferred the Award of Distinction by his fellow alumni from the University of Santo Tomas Faculty of Civil Law. “It is my honor to uphold the values and embody the Tomasian spirit in my career as a public servant,” Velasco said.

“I consider this a privilege and as proof that I am treading the right path in my work as a legislator,” he added.

The award, the highest honor the UST Law Alumni Foundation Inc. can bestow, is given to distinguished law graduates of the university in recognition of their outstanding career achievements, leadership in the professions and noteworthy public service.

The foundation recognized the 44-yearold Velasco for his “sterling leadership” as Speaker of the House of Representatives, representative of the lone district of Marinduque province, past president of the Integrated Bar of the PhilippinesMarinduque Chapter and provincial administrator of Marinduque. Velasco has “proudly exhibited an unqualified commitment to serve God and the nation through a strong adherence to the Thomasian core values of competence, compassion and commitment,” it cited.

He was also recognized for his “impeccable governance marked with honesty and selflessness.” Rio N. Araja

Caloocan City top 3 in NCR

CALOOCAN City has been ranked top 3 in the entire National Capital Region in the Collection Efficiency of Locally Sourced Revenues category for the Local Revenue Generation for Fiscal Year 2020.

The city was awarded by the Bureau of Local Government Finance after reaching a collection efficiency of 123.1 percent and the LSR of Caloocan reached P3,090.75M and surpassed the target of P2,510.57M. The LSR is the sum of the collected Real Property Tax, Local Business Tax, Professional Taxes, Community Taxes, Regulatory fees and other service charges, and receipts from economic enterprises.

According to Mayor Oscar Malapitan, this award “is proof that the local government has a proper, honest and efficient tax collection system.” Jun David

Opinion A glimpse of ‘normal’ in the classroom many people believe that restricting youngsters inside their homes for a long period of time may have done more harm to their well-being.

Child development experts and educators say the younger children in delicate formative years have missed their needed social inter-active learning, including playing with schoolmates and friends.

There is no sense suspending the holding of on-campus classes since kids, especially teenagers, can now freely go to the shopping malls and public parks.

Since curfew hours were lifted, kids have been loitering the streets and crowding internet joints even in wee hours, contributing to rising incidence of street crimes.

They are better off in school where they can be guided by trained teachers.

It will take the cooperation of parents, barangay and LGUs, to enable more schools to conduct in-person or face-toface classes so the youngsters can get the quality education they deserve.

We only have to ensure that the highest standards of health and safety are observed in the campuses.

All teachers and school personnel must be fully vaccinated.

Antigen test kits should be readily available in case a student or school staff member exhibits any symptoms during the in-person classes.

Parents should be prohibited from entering the school premises and restricted to a holding area where they can pick up their kids after classes.

Barangay staff and members of the parent-teacher association volunteers should oversee the arrival and departure of students at school gates.

President Duterte approved in September the two-month pilot-testing of in-person classes in areas with low risk for COVID-19.

The DepEd launched the pilot-testing in November with in-person classes of students in kindergarten, Grades 1 to 3 and senior high schools selected based on their capability to carry out contingency plans in case of a COVID-19 infection.

THE resumption of in-person or face-toface grade school classes all over the country is a milestone that marks a significant step towards normalcy or the “new normal.

It sure was exciting for parents to be allowed to take the children to the shopping malls now that all 17 regions are under Alert Level 2 especially this yuletide season.

But to see some kids back in the classroom setting brings a reassuring semblance of a return to our usual mode of daily living.

At least it is the case for thousands of students of 277 public and private schools, including 28 in the National Capital Region that began face-to-face sessions Monday December 6.

It’s a semblance of a return to the old days.

The 28 schools in Metro Manila acac counts for some 2,000 students trooping back to the campuses while the figures on the students in other regions were not immediately made available by the Department of Education (DepEd).

The gargantuan number of 26.3 million primary and secondary students may have to continue online classes and wait a bit more till they meet their teachers in the flesh.

DepEd Secretary Leonor Briones is hoping more schools would resume in-person classes in the coming months amid improved pandemic conditions and the government’s massive vaccination drive, even as the Department of Health reportedly has not detected any case of Covid variant Omicron infection.

After almost two years of the pandemic,

Legacies of Duterte

IT IS common that when a president of the Philippines is about to step down, people start talking about his legacy - something we can remember him or her by.

Let’s start with Rodrigo Duterte’s failed wars - his war on illegal drugs which the next president will have to continue, and his failed war on government graft and corruption.

My gulay, how can we forget the killings of everybody involved in illegal drugs, even users and addicts, who are victims?

Official records say that over 6,000 were killed, but unofficial estimates place the number at 28,000.

The President is indeed so many things.

This remains a black mark in his legacy.

Another black mark is the failed war on graft and corruption.

Duterte is also the only president we know who curses in his many speeches. He is the only president who makes indecent jokes about women.

He is the only leader who openly has a common-in-law wife — or a partner as they are euphemistically called. Yes, we have had presidents from the time of Manuel L. Quezon who had girlfriends and mistresses with children, but they do not live with them as Duterte does.

He is also the only president we know who makes a joke about priests and nuns having sexual affairs.

For a Catholic country like the Philippines, this does not sit well with the faithful.

Duterte also pivoted to China despite the frequent incursions of China in the West Philippine Sea. And yet, despite everything, President Duterte’s trust and satisfaction ratings make him the most popular president we ever had. I have an explanation for this, but, my gulay, it would take another column to explain it.

While we cannot forget the negative aspect of the Duterte presidency, his Build, Build, Build program has brought the Philippines to the Golden Age of Infrastructure. The next President must continue this.

••• While political analysts claim that the

withdrawal of Bong Go from the presidential race can only benefit the Bongbong-Sara tandem in many ways, there are also others who say that it will now open the gates for the President to endorse other candidates.

I believe, however, that if the President were to endorse others except Bongbong Marcos he (Duterte) would be going against his daughter, Sara, who is the teammate of Marcos. That would be illogical and even silly, wouldn’t it?

The question now is if Bongbong, the frontrunner in the presidential race, together with Sara, also the frontrunner in the vice presidential race, still need the endorsement of the President.

Personally, I believe they don’t.

Another follow-up question is, will the BBM-Sara tandem any good to be labelled as the “administration candidates” with the President’s endorsement? Personally, I think it will not make any difference. In any case, the speculated endorsement of the ruling party - Cusi wing, if it hasn’t done so as I write this column, can only benefit the Bongbong-Sara team. The governors of 52 provinces of the ruling party will be a plus for Bongbong and Inday Sara. Note that I added Inday to Sara’s name because in Cebuano, a lady is called Inday.

With the combination of the Solid North of Bongbong, and the Solid South of Sara together with the Cebuano votes and the Waray votes of Eastern Visayas, it’s all but done.

If PDP-Laban endorses the BBM-Sara tandem, together with Lakas-CMB, Federal Party ng Pilipinas, Pwersa ng Masang Pilipino of Erap Estrada, and Sara’s Hugpong ng Pagbabago, it’s really game over for the other candidates. Bongbong and Sara don’t really need the President anymore.

••• I had a good laugh when I read that Bong Go claimed that this withdrawal from the presidential race was for the sake of his boss, the President.

The truth of the matter was that Bong Go knew he did not have any chance of beating Bongbong in the race despite President Duterte’s endorsement. In other words, Go realized that the President was just using him (Go) to hit back at Marcos when Sara teamed up with Marcos without Sara consulting her father.

Bong Go’s withdrawal was more out of self-respect than anything else.

So who will become the administration’s candidate with Bong Go out of the picture, and how will it affect the overall situation of the national elections?

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A promise kept

URING his almost six years in office, President Duterte often railed against fake news. But in all that time, he was clearly not above shoveling some of it in our direction.

Those who were wrongfully included in his much-publicized but unsubstantiated “Oust-Duterte” matrix in 2019—including a future Olympic gold medalist—surely know what it’s like to be on the receiving end of this kind of a lie.

In a speech in Zamboanga City last week, Mr. Dutere gave us yet another gem, saying he kept almost all of his promises.

“My term is nearing its end. I can say with a little bit of pride that I fulfilled almost all of my promises,” he said in a mix of English and Filipino.

In 2016, candidate Duterte ran on two major campaign promises: to end the drug problem and to end corruption in the government. These, he promised to do in six months.

But as President, Mr. Duterte said he finally realized the severity of these problems—and pleaded for more time.

“That self-imposed time of three to six months, well, I did not realize how severe and how serious the problem of drug menace in this republic until I became President,” he said in December 2021.

“Just give me a little extension of maybe of another six months. Because I never have that idea of hundreds of thousands of people in the drug business.

And what makes it worst is, they are now operated by people in government, especially those elected officials,” he said.

It has been 65 months now, and we are

no closer to seeing either of those promises fulfilled.

Here’s where Mr. Duterte certainly delivered.

In a candid moment in 2019, at a popo litical rally in Malabon, the President admitted his campaign against drugs was a failure, and that the drug trade had even worsened.

“You can read it every day, even in the crawler of the TV networks. There are billions worth of drugs. Before, it was only thousands. Drugs, I cannot control, son of a b***h, even if I ordered the deaths of these idiots,” Duterte said.

Over his 65 months in office, Mr. Duterte also said he would not tolerate even “the whiff of corruption” among the people in his government.

But the reality was, he constantly used his position to reward people who helped him during his presidential campaign, regardless of their qualifications. He used a Filipino term—utang na loob-- to justify this repayment of debts, as if this were a virtue, even in what was supposed to be a meritocracy.

Those who later became embroiled in allegations of irregularity were merely transferred to other positions.

At the onset of the pandemic last year, one of those appointees at the Department of Budget and Management authorized the purchase of more than P80 billion worth of medical supplies from a small, under-capitalized start-up, whose benefactor—a Chinese national based in Davao--was the President’s long-time friend and former economic adviser.

The President not only tolerated this whiff—some say stench--of corruption, he defended the irregular transactions and viciously attacked senators who tried to bring out the truth.

In June 2016, candidate Duterte said: “There will never be an instance that we will surrender our right over Scarborough Shoal … That is not a territorial issue. It is an issue about being obstructed or impeded because of the constructions there and we cannot exercise freely the rights under UNCLOS of the 200-mile economic zone that is exclusive to us.”

After kowtowing to Beijing for the last five years in almost every maritime confrontation, Mr. Duterte in May 2021 said the country’s 2016 arbitral victory against China’s claims in the West Philippine Sea was just a piece of paper that he can throw away in a trash bin.

There is one promise, though, that Mr. Duterte has kept.

“If I become president, it would be bloody because we’ll order the killing of all criminals,” candidate Duterte promised in February 2016.

With more than 8,000 drug suspects killed—and many thousands more not on the official record—this is sadly the one promise Mr. Duterte unequivocally kept.

Maria Ressa honors all of us public. These rights are crucial prerequisites for democracy and protect against war and conflict. The award of the Nobel Peace Prize to Maria Ressa and Dmitry Muratov is intended to underscore the importance of protecting and defending these fundamental rights.

ON DECEMBER 10, 2021, Maria Ressa, founder of Rappler (disclosure: I am a member of its Board of Directors), will be conferred the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo, Norway. This was announced by the Norwegian Nobel Committee on October 8, 2021. According to its press release: “The Norwegian Nobel Committee has decided to award the Nobel Peace Prize for 2021 to Maria Ressa and Dmitry Muratov for their efforts to safeguard freedom of expression, which is a precondition for democracy and lasting peace. Ms Ressa and Mr Muratov are receiving the Peace Prize for their courageous fight for freedom of expression in the Philippines and Russia.

At the same time, they are representatives of all journalists who stand up for this ideal in a world in which democracy and freedom of the press face increasingly adverse conditions.

Maria Ressa uses freedom of expression to expose abuse of power, use of violence and growing authoritarianism in her native country, the Philippines. In 2012, she co-founded Rappler, a digital media company for investigative journalism, which she still heads. As a journalist and the Rappler’s CEO, Ressa has shown herself to be a fearless defender of freedom of expression. Rappler has focused critical attention on the Duterte regime’s controversial, murderous anti-drug campaign.

The number of deaths is so high that the campaign resembles a war waged against the country’s own population. Ms Ressa and Rappler have also documented how social media is being used to spread fake news, harass opponents and manipulate public discourse . . .

Free, independent and fact-based journalism serves to protect against abuse of power, lies and war propaganda. The Norwegian Nobel Committee is convinced that freedom of expression and freedom of information help to ensure an informed

From my point of view, it doesn’t really make any difference. The Bongbong-Sara tandem should be considered the administration team with Sara being BBM’s Vice President candidate.

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Former Chief Justice Reynato S. Puno Anita F. Grefal Baldwin R. Felipe Edgar M. Valmorida

Clarity of mind, integrity and courage of heart Without freedom of expression and freedom of the press, it will be difficult to successfully promote fraternity between nations, disarmament and a better world order to succeed in our time. This year’s award of the Nobel Peace Prize is therefore firmly anchored in the provisions of Alfred Nobel’s will.”

As the Movement Against Disinformation (MAD), a coalition of individuals and organizations I lead, has stated: “This historic occasion, whereby a Filipino will be honored to receive the most prestigious international award, cannot be understated.

Between 1901 and 2021, only 109 individuals have been conferred with this award.

This brings great honor and recognition not only to Ms. Ressa but to the Philippines, Filipinos both present and unborn, and all journalists whom she represents through this award.”

In MAD’s statement supporting her request to the Court of Appeals for her to travel to Oslo, we point to the speed within which technology companies transform their business models, including the algorithms that they use to prioritize the contents that would be pushed to the fore of the information ecosystem, eludes and evades the ability of the state to understand and follow their implications on society. We also emphasized the inability of the state regulators to fully grasp the impact of disinformation in social media on the public at large renders impossible any attempt to implement effective guardrails that could protect the public interest. As society becomes deeply divided and further splintered apart on critical issues, due to the

The possibility of the Omicron variant entering the Philippines, despite all the precautions of the government, can spoil the economic recovery of the Philippines.

And all we can do is just to hope and pray that it will not be so.

Board Member & Chief Legal Adviser Treasury Manager Head—Ad Solutions Circulation Manager

proliferation of several versions of truth, journalists, such as Ms. Ressa, must continue to hold the line, speak truth to power and make sense of the chaos brought about by disinformation for the benefit of the public interest and the public good.

On a personal note, Maria and I have been friends and colleagues for many years. She has my support and I congratulate her for this richly deserved award.

When she was in Harvard University last month, to deliver the Salant Lecture, Marias was interviewed by The Independent and asked where she thought all the harassment against her and Rappler would lead. Her response: “I don’t know where it will lead. But I know that if we keep doing our task, staying on mission, holding the line, that there’s a better chance that our democracy not only survives, but that I also stay out of jail. Because I’ve done nothing wrong except be a journalist, and that is the price we have to pay. I wish it wasn’t me, but it is.”

She went on to say: “If you don’t have facts, you can’t have truth. You can’t have trust. You don’t have a shared reality,” she said. “So how do we solve these existential problems — the rise of fascism, coronavirus, climate change — if we don’t agree on the facts? This is fundamental.”

It is because of this clarity of mind and integrity and courage of heart that Maria Ressa deserves the Nobel and why I will always be her friend and supporter.

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REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 113B - EAST DAVAO CITY

TUESDAY, December 7, 2021 Republic of the Philippines DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE Roxas Boulevard Corner Ocampo, Sr. Street Manila 1004

DEPARTMENTNovember ORDER NO. 033-2021 18, 2021 SUBJECT

: IMPLEMENTATION OF THE REVISED SCHEDULES OF ZONAL VALUES OF REAL PROPERTIES IN THE DISTRICTS OF AGDAO, BUHANGIN, BUNAWAN AND ALL AREAS COVERING DAVAO CITY POBLACION DISTRICTS A AND B (4TH REVISION) WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF REVENUE DISTRICT OFFICE NO. 113B EAST DAVAO CITY FOR INTERNAL REVENUE TAX PURPOSES.

TO

: All Internal Revenue Officers and Others Concerned.

Section 4 of Republic Act 10963, otherwise known as the “Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion (TRAIN)” Law, amending Section 6 (E) of National Internal Revenue Code (NIRC) of 1997, authorizes the Commissioner to divide the Philippines into different zones or areas and shall determine the fair market value of real properties located in each zone or areas, subject to automatic adjustment once every three (3) years.

By virtue of said authority, the Commissioner of Internal Revenue has determined the zonal values of real properties in the Districts of Agdao, Buhangin, Bunawan and all areas covering Davao City Poblacion Districts A and B (4th Revision), within the jurisdiction of Revenue District Office No. 113B - East Davao City after public hearing was conducted on July 23, 2021, for the purpose. This Order is issued to implement the Revised Schedule of Zonal Values of Real Properties for purposes of computing any internal revenue tax due on sale/transfer or any other disposition of real properties.

The zonal values established herein shall apply provided the same is higher than (1) the fair market value as shown in the schedule of values of the provincial or city assessor and (2) the gross selling price/consideration as shown in the duly notarized document of sale or transfer of real property.

This Order shall take effect immediately.

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : POBLACION DISTRICT A Zone/Barangay : NO. 10

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : POBLACION DISTRICT A Zone/Barangay : NO. 6 STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ELPIDIO QUIRINO AVE. GEN. MALVAR ST.

MARFORI ST PICHON EXT SAN PEDRO EXT. FR SELGA ST

MT. APO ST. ALL OTHER ALLEYS

VICINITY GEN. MALVAR ST. - PICHON EXT.* MT. APO - FR. SELGA**

PICHON EXT.-SAN PEDRO EXT. QUIRINO AVE. - RASAY ST** E. QUIRINO AVE.- FR. SELGA ST (formerly Quirino Ave.-Pichon Ext.) SAN PEDRO EXT-MALVAR ST MALVAR ST - RASAY ST FROM E. QUIRINO AVE. TO MALVAR ST. INTERIOR LOTS

NOTE: * Formerly San Pedro Ext. - Mt. Apo St. ** already renamed as F. Selga St therfore should be deleted Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : POBLACION DISTRICT A Zone/Barangay : NO. 7 STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

CARLOS G. DOMINGUEZ Secretary of Finance

VICINITY

E. QUIRINO AVE. F. TORRES ST. GEN. MALVAR ST.

CAMUS ST. - MT. APO ST.* FR. SELGA ST.-L.JAENA ST. MT. APO ST-FR. SELGA ST.

L. JAENA ST.

ARELLANO ST. - F. TORRES ST.

MT. APO ST.

QUIRINO AVE.-ARELLANO ST.

FR. SELGA ST J ABAD SANTOS GEN LUNA ST MT MAYON ARELLANO ST ALL OTHER STREETS

MALVAR ST. - F. TORRES MT APO ST - CAMUS EXT E QUIRINO AVE - MT APO ST MT APO - CAMUS EXTN LOPEZ JAENA ST- CAMUS EXTN**

RECOMMENDED BY:

CAESAR R. DULAY Commissioner of Internal Revenue

DEFINITION OF TERMS RESIDENTIAL

LAND/CONDOMINIUM HABITATION.

COMMERCIAL

LAND DEVOTED PRINCIPALLY TO COMMERCIAL PURPOSES AND GENERALLY FOR THE OBJECT OF PROFIT.

INDUSTRIAL

DEVOTED PRINCIPALLY TO INDUSTRY AS CAPITAL.

AGRICULTURAL

DEVOTED PRINCIPALLY TO RAISING OF CROP SUCH AS RICE, CORN, SUGARCANE, TOBACCO, ETC. OR TO PASTURING, INLAND FISHING, SALT-MAKING, AND OTHER AGRICULTURAL USES INCLUDING TIMBERLAND AND FOREST LAND.

GENERAL PURPOSE

VICINITY

PRINCIPALLY DEVOTED TO

RAWLAND, UNDEVELOPED AND UNDERDEVELOPED AREA WHICH HAS POTENTIAL FOR DEVELOPMENT INTO RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL, INSTITUTIONAL, ETC. MUST NOT BE LESS THAN 5,000 SQUARE METERS. MEANS AN AREA, LOCALITY, NEIGHBORHOOD OR DISTRICT ABOUT, NEAR, ADJACENT PROXIMATE OR CONTIGUOUS TO A STREET BEING LOCATED.

CLASSIFICATION LEGEND: CODE

CLASSIFICATION

CODE

RR

Residential Regular

GL

CR

Commercial Regular

GP

RC

Residential Condominium

CC

Commercial Condominium

CL

Cemetery Lot

A

I X APD

Agricultural

CLASSIFICATION Government Land General Purposes Industrial Institutional Area for Priority Development

PS

Parking Slot

DA

Drying Area

AGRICULTURAL LANDS A1

Riceland Irrigated

A26

Bamboo Land

A2

Riceland Unirrigated

A27

Peanut Land

A3

Upland

A28

Soy beans Land

A4

Coco Land

A29

Grape vineyard

A5

Citrus Land

A30

Pepper Land

A6

Fishpond

A31

Mineral Land

A7

Swamp

A32

Non Metallic mineral Land

A8

Nipa Land

A33

Coal Deposit

A9

Cotton Land

A34

African Oil Land

A10

Cogon

A35

Rubber Land

A11

Abaca Land

A36

Forest Land/Timber Land

A12

Orchard

A37

Horticultural Land

A13

Pineapple Land

A38

Salt Beds

A14

Banana Land

A39

Seashore

A15

Pasture Land

A40

Resort

A16

Corn Land

A41

Sandy/Stony

A17

Sugar Land

A42

Prawn pond

A18

Tobacco Land

A43

Sorghum

A19

Cacao

A44

Ipil-ipil

A20

Lanzones

A45

Kangkong

Durian

A46

Rambutan

A47

Vegetable Land

A23

Mango

A48

Coffee

A24

Mangrove

A49

Mountainous / Hilly Areas

A25

Camote/Cassava

A50

Other Agricultural Lands

RR RR

16,000.00 20,500.00

NOTE: * Formerly Mt. Apo St. - Amanillo St. ** should be deleted mt. apo corner arellano st only. Arellano St.is under Brgy 10 Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : POBLACION DISTRICT A Zone/Barangay : NO. 8 4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. CIRCUMFERENTIAL ROAD FROM RUBY ST TO HOLY GROUND FELLOWSHIP CHURCH* CR 28,700.00 FATHER SELGA ST. F. TORRES-MADAPO HILLS ** X 16,000.00 RR 12,500.00 CR 25,900.00 F. TORRES ST. FROM L. JAENA ST. TO CORNER MABINI ST. LEFT SIDE * 31,700.00 L. JAENA ST. (RIGHT SIDE ONLY) FROM F. TORRES ST. TO CIRCUMFERENTIAL ROAD * 30,000.00 RUBY ST. (LEFT SIDE ONLY) FROM CIRCUMFERENTIAL ROAD TO SM DE ERIO ST. * 30,000.00 INTERIOR LOTS CR 25,900.00 RR 18,900.00 EVERLY HILLS SUBD. (PORTION ONLY) ** RR EXODUS VILLAGE (PORTION ONLY) *** RR SAN NICOLAS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION SUBD. **** RR SAN RAFAEL VILLAGE (PART) DOMSAT STREET ONLY * RR 15,000.00 DONA VICENTA SUBD LEFT SIDE OF MABINI ST ***** RR 20,000.00 DIHO ***** RR 13,700.00 DUUHA ***** RR 12,200.00 EMP VILLAGE ***** RR 13,700.00 LEDESMA SUBD. ***** RR 13,700.00 MADAPO HILLS ***** RR 13,700.00 MARFORI HTS. SUBD PHASE 1 LEFT SIDE OF RUBY ST ***** RR 18,700.00 MARFORI HTS. SUBD.II ***** RR 14,700.00 (VILLAROSA) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

VICINITY

Note: * Given proper vicinity description ** Not situated in this barangay *** moved to Barangay 8A **** moved to Barangay 10A *****Additional Subdivisions per City Assessors

Zarate

BUREAU OF INTERNAL REVENUE SCHEDULE OF ZONAL VALUES OF REAL PROPERTIES Revenue Region No. 19-Davao City Revenue District Office No. 113B - East Davao City Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : POBLACION DISTRICT A Zone/Barangay : NO. 5 4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV.

DATU BAGO ST.

QUIRINO AVE-RASAY ST.

CR

31,400.00

FR. SELGA ST.

RASAY ST.-FR . F. TORRES ST.

CR

31,700.00

MARFORI ST.

FROM DATU BAGO ST. TO C. RASAY ST.***

CR

33,400.00

PICHON EXTENSION

QUIRINO EXTENSION - RASAY ST.

CR

34,500.00

C. RASAY ST

DATU BAGO ST-PICHON EXT.

CR

30,500.00

QUIRINO AVENUE

GOV GENEROSO BR-PICHON ST

CR

39,500.00

FR. SELGA ST.

TORRES ST - LOWER MADAPO (P 17B)

RR

17,000.00

CR

28,200.00

RR

22,200.00

CR

30,500.00

DATU BAGO ST.

DAKUDAO HOME SETTLERS HOME ASSOC ( LOPEZ JAENA ST ) NEW MALVAR NEIGHBORHOOD SOCIETY ASSN.

RASAY ST - CARNATION ST

CATTLEYA ST

DATU BAGO ST - LOWER MADAPO(P 17A)

RR

21,900.00

WALING-WALING ST

DATU BAGO ST - BOGAINVILLA ST

RR

21,900.00

ALL OTHER STREETS

WITHIN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY

CR

17,000.00

OF THE PUBLIC MARKET

X

14,400.00

RR

10,500.00

RR

11,900.00

EVERLY HILLS ( PORTION ONLY )

RR

12,000.00

EXODUS VILLAGE ( PORTION ONLY )

RR

11,900.00

DON ISIDRO MARFORI VILLAGE

NOTES: *previously RASAY ST.-FR. F. TORRES ST. ** previously FROM PICHON ST. TO SAN PEDRO EXTN” this vicinity is part of Barangay 6 ***previously from DATU BAGO ST-PICHON EXT. ****For deletion this is already part of Brgy. 8

ARELLANO ST. ELPIDIO QUIRINO AVE.

MABINI ST.-JACINTO EXT. MABINI ST.-JACINTO EXT.

F. TORRES ST.

ARELLANO ST-JACINTO ST. MABINI ST.-JACINTO EXT. QUIRINO AVE.-F TORRES ST. F. TORRES ST. CIRCUMFERENTIAL ROAD

JACINTO EXT.

MABINI ST. (RIGHT SIDE)

E. QUIRINO AVE.-F TORRES ST. F. TORRES ST. CIRCUMFERENTIAL ROAD

RUBY ST.

CIRCUMFERENTIAL ROAD - GOLD STREET

MAPA ST. V. TIONGCO AVE. AVANCENA STREET ARAULLO STREET TELSTAR STREET

MABINI ST.-JACINTO EXT. E. QUIRINO AVE-F. TORRES MABINI ST - TIONKO ST MABINI ST - TIONKO ST MABINI ST - JACINTO EXTN

CIRCUMFERENTIAL RD

RUBY ST - PEARL ST

MARINER ST E. JACINTO EXTN. ALL OTHER STREETS

MABINI ST - JACINTO EXTN FROM E. QUIRINO AVE. TO CIRCUMFERENTIAL ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS DIHO III SUBD. DONA VICENTA SUBD PH 1 (FORMERLY DONA VICENTA SUBD PH II) DUWHA (SAN RAFAEL) EMP VILLAGE 1 EMP VILLAGE 2 LEDESMA SUBDIVISION 1 AND 2 MARFORI HEIGHTS 1 SAN RAFAEL VILLAGE Platinum St. and Bronze St. ALL OTHER LOTS WITHIN THE SUBDIVISION ELPIDIO QUIRINO AVE. F. TORRES ST. JACINTO EXTENSION M. ARAULLO EXT.

LOPEZ JAENA ST.-MABINI ST.

ELPIDIO QUIRINO AVE. F. TORRES ST. LOPEZ JAENA ST. MABINI ST. (LEFT SIDE) MAPA ST.

P. TAVERA ST.-MABINI ST. LOPEZ JAENA ST.-MABINI ST. ARELLANO ST-CIRCUMFERENTIAL ROAD QUIRINO AVE.F.CIRCUMFERENTIAL ROAD LOPEZ JAENA ST.-MABINI ST.

RUBY ST. ARAULLO ST AVANCENA ST PARDO DE TAVERA ST JOSE ABAD SANTOS CIRCUMFERENTIAL RD ** TURQUOISE ST JADE ST RUBY ST. PAG-ASA ST DOVE ST TELSTAR ST TOPAZ ST GARNET ST ORIENTAL ST MT. APO ST. P. TAVERA ST.

CIRCUMFERENTIAL ROAD-TORQUOISE ST. LOPEZ JAENA ST.-MABINI ST. LOPEZ JAENA ST.-MABINI ST. QUIRINO AVE - F TORRES ST LOPEZ JAENA ST.-MABINI ST. FROM FR. SELGA ST. TO l. JAENA ST. DOVE ST - RUBY ST CIRCUMFERENTIAL ROAD-TORQUOISE ST. TURQUIOSE ST - GOLD ST. LOPEZ JAENA ST - MABINI ST EAGLE ST - TORQUIOSE ST LOPEZ JAENA ST - MABINI ST JADE ST - RUBY ST JADE ST - RUBY ST FROM P. TAVERA ST. TO A. MABINI ST. FROM ARELLANO ST TO E. QUIRINO AVE. FROM JOSE ABAD SANTOS ST TO F. TORRES ST. CIRCUMFERENTIAL ROAD-TORQUOISE ST.

DOMSAT URBAN SETTLERS AREA DONA VICENTA SUBD. PH 2 (FORMERLY DONA VICENTA VILLAGE) MARFORI HEIGHTS SUBD. PH 2 VILLAROSA SUBD. NOTE: * Does not exist in the given vicinity ** Previously EAGLE ST - RUBY ST ***previuosly LOPEZ JAENA ST.-MABINI ST.

FROM JACINTO EXT. TO PANGANIBAN ST. JACINTO EXT.-PANGANIBAN ST. (FROM JACINTO EXT.) QUIRINO AVE-F. TORRES ST. FROM JACINTO EXT.-PANGANIBAN ST.

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. CR 34,200.00 CR 39,200.00 X 39,200.00 CR 35,000.00 X 35,000.00 CR 35,000.00 CR 32,700.00 X 32,700.00 CR 34,200.00 CR 34,200.00 X 34,200.00 CR 32,400.00 RR 28,200.00 CR 34,200.00 CR 35,000.00 CR 33,000.00 CR 33,000.00 RR 28,400.00 CR 33,000.00 CR 33,400.00 RR 27,200.00 RR 24,000.00 CR 28,000.00 RR 23,400.00 CR 25,700.00 RR 19,200.00 CR 25,000.00 RR 10,900.00 RR 20,900.00 RR 15,900.00 RR 12,500.00 RR 12,500.00 RR 14,000.00 RR 19,200.00 RR 16,700.00 CR 20,000.00 RR 11,500.00 CR 40,000.00 CR 35,000.00 X 35,000.00 CR 35,000.00 CR 31,700.00

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : POBLACION DISTRICT A Zone/Barangay : NO. 10 (CONTINUATION) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

VICINITY

PANGANIBAN ST.

F. TORRES ST.-V. MAPA ST. V. MAPA ST.-ARELLANO ST.

V. MAPA STREET ARELLANO STREET PANGANIBAN STREET SURVEYOR STREET SPUTNIK STREET MARINER STREET APOLLO STREET FRIENDSHIP STREET ROAD 2 ROAD 7 AVANCENA ST.* ALL OTHER STREETS

JACINTO EXT.-PANGANIBAN ST. JACINTO EXT - PANGANIBAN ST SURVEYOR ST - F. TORRES ST JACINTO EXT - PANGANIBAN ST JACINTO EXT - PANGANIBAN ST JACINTO EXT - ROAD 2 FREEDOM ST - FRIENDSHIP ST FREEDOM ST - SIGMA ST MARINER ST - SURVEYOR ST JACINTO EXT - MARINER ST JACINTO EXT. TO PANGANIBAN ST.

DONA VICENTA SUBD PH I

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. CR 31,700.00 CR 31,700.00 RR 28,900.00 CR 32,500.00 RR 30,400.00 RR 30,000.00 RR 26,700.00 RR 26,700.00 RR 26,700.00 RR 26,700.00 RR 26,700.00 RR 26,700.00 RR 26,700.00 30,000.00 CR 23,700.00 RR 20,000.00 RR 23,200.00 CR 29,700.00

* Additional Street per Zoning Map Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : DAVAO CITY - POBLACION DISTRICT B Zone/Barangay : NO. 12 STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

VICINITY

F. TORRES ST. J. P. LAUREL AVE. V. MAPA ST.

PANGANIBAN ST J.P. LAUREL AVE. ELPIDIO QUIRINO - F. TORRES PANGANIBAN ST J.P. LAUREL AVE.

ELPIDIO QUIRINO AVE PANGANIBAN ST. ALL OTHER STREETS

PANGANIBAN ST - JP LAUREL AVE F. TORRES ST - ARELLANO ST

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. CR 34,200.00 CR 39,500.00 CR 33,400.00 X 20,000.00 CR 39,500.00 CR 32,500.00 CR 32,500.00 RR 28,400.00 CR 32,500.00 RR 24,200.00

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : DAVAO CITY - POBLACION DISTRICT B Zone/Barangay : NO. 13

VICINITY

INTERIOR

VICINITY

INTERIOR LOTS

ARELLANO ST.

EAGLE ST ALL OTHER STREETS

STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

A22

VICINITY

INTERIOR LOTS

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. CR 39,500.00 CR 34,200.00 CR 34,200.00 X 33,200.00 RR 29,400.00 CR 33,000.00 RR 28,500.00 RR 29,700.00 CR 37,500.00 CR 35,000.00 CR 35,900.00 CR 37,000.00 CR 35,900.00 CR CR 33,500.00 RR 23,500.00 CR 27,900.00 RR 19,200.00

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : POBLACION DISTRICT A Zone/Barangay : NO. 9

A21

STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. CR 40,900.00 CR 36,900.00 X 34,500.00 RR 28,900.00 CR 37,200.00 CR** CR 35,000.00 RR 29,700.00 CR 33,500.00 CR 33,500.00 X 33,200.00 CR 32,500.00 CR 19,500.00 RR 15,000.00

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. CR 33,400.00 RR 26,700.00 CR 40,000.00 CR 35,000.00 RR 28,400.00 CR 33,400.00 RR 26,400.00 CR 30,900.00 RR 27,900.00 CR 32,200.00 CR 32,200.00 CR 32,200.00 CR 32,200.00 CR 32,200.00 RR 30,200.00 RR 30,200.00 RR 30,200.00 RR 30,000.00 RR 29,900.00 RR 29,900.00 RR 29,900.00 RR 29,900.00 29,900.00 29,900.00 RR RR CR RR CR RR RR CR RR RR

29,900.00 30,000.00 26,400.00 29,900.00 21,700.00 24,200.00 16,400.00 23,400.00 26,900.00 17,500.00 15,000.00

P. SOBRECAREY J. P. LAUREL AVE. LOYOLA ST. (TRADE SCHOOL) R. GUZMAN ST. STA.ANA AVENUE T. PALMA GIL STREET VINZON ST INTERIOR LOTS ALL OTHER STREETS

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. LOYOLA AVE. - T. PALMA GIL ST. CR 35,000.00 STA. ANA AVE-LOYOLA ST (TRADE SCH DR) CR 40,000.00 J.P. LAUREL AVE-SOBRECAREY ST. CR 35,000.00 STA. ANA AVE-SAN PEDRO HOSP. (LEFT SIDE) CR 39,200.00 SAN PEDRO HOSPITAL-T PALMA GIL ST. (LEFT SIDE) CR 37,500.00 J.P. LAUREL AVE-R..GUZMAN X 41,400.00 CR 39,200.00 J.P. LAUREL AVE. - P SOBRECAREY ST. CR 35,000.00 JP LAUREL ST TO C. GUZMAN ST.* 35,000.00 CR 33,200.00 RR 26,700.00 CR 31,500.00 RR 26,700.00 VICINITY

Note: * Given proper vicinity description Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : DAVAO CITY - POBLACION DISTRICT B Zone/Barangay : NO. 14 4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. IGNACIO VILLAMORE ROSA SANS ST. TO SOBRECAREY ST. RR LAPU-LAPU ST. STA. ANA AVE.-SOBRECAREY ST CR 37,000.00 R. GUZMAN ST. STA. ANA AVE. (formerly Vil amore Alley) TO SAN PEDRO HOSPITAL (RIGHT SIDE) X 36,400.00 SAN PEDRO HOSPITAL-T. PALMA GIL ST. (RIGHT SIDE) CR 36,400.00 ROSA SANS ST. STA. ANA AVE. - VINZON ST CR 34,000.00 * RR * RR SOBRECAREY ST. STA ANA AVE.-LOYOLA ST (TRADE SCH DRIVE) CR 36,400.00 STA. ANA AVENUE R. GUZMAN ST-LAPU-LAPU ST. X 36,400.00 LAPU LAPU - SOBRECAREY ST. CR 36,400.00 SUAZO ST. (FORMERLY SUAZON ST.) STA. ANA AVE.-LAPULAPU ST. CR 36,400.00 SUAZO EXTENSION LAKANDULA ST. - LAPU LAPU ST. RR 32,900.00 CR 34,400.00 TEODORO PALMA GIL ST. GUZMAN ST.-P. SOBRECAREY ST. CR 33,900.00 W. VINZON ST. GUZMAN ST.- P. SOBRECAREY ST. CR 33,900.00 LUPO DIAZ ST. GUZMAN ST. - P. SOBRECAREY ST CR 33,900.00 DEL PILAR ST. SOBRECAREY ST. TO C. GUZMAN 33,900.00 ALL OTHER LOTS INTERIOR LOTS CR 28,400.00 RR 21,700.00 STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

NOTES: * no more such classification in the area

VICINITY

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 113B - EAST DAVAO CITY Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : DAVAO CITY - POBLACION DISTRICT B Zone/Barangay : NO. 15

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. SOLIMAN ST. SOBRECAREY ST. - N. TORRES ST. CR 34,700.00 LAPU-LAPU ST. SOBRECAREY ST.-N. TORRES CR 39,200.00 GREGORIO DEL PILAR ST. SOBRECAREY ST.-N. TORRES ST CR 35,000.00 IGNACIO VILOLAMOR ST. SOBRECAREY ST.-N. TORRES ST. CR 35,000.00 NICASIO TORRES ST. SOLIMAN ST. - W. VINZON ST CR 36,700.00 R. CASTILLO ST. CABAGUIO AVE-LANANG ROAD CR 36,700.00 FRANCISCO BANGOY ST STA. ANA AVE- SOLIMAN AVE CR 36,700.00 LIZADA ST STA. ANA AVE- SOLIMAN AVE CR 36,700.00 STA. ANA AVENUE SOBRECAREY ST-F. BANGOY ST. (LEFT SIDE ONLY) CR 36,700.00 BRUNO GEMPESAW EXT. ST STA. ANA AVE- SOLIMAN AVE CR 36,700.00 ALL OTHER LOTS ALL OTHER LOTS W/IN STREETS RR SOBRECAREY, IGNACIO VILLAMORE, CR CABAGUIO AVE, & SOLIMAN ST. CABAGUIO AVE, & R. CASTILLO ST. BOLTON ST AND INTERIOR OF LANANG ROAD INTERIOR LOTS RR 24,200.00 CR 30,000.00 G. PORRAS ST. LAPU-LAPU ST.-W.VINZON ST. CR 35,000.00 SOBRECAREY ST. STA. ANA AVE. - W. VINZON ST. CR 35,000.00 W. VINZON ST. SOBRECAREY ST.-N. TORRES ST. CR 35,000.00 CERVANTES ST W. VINZON ST. - LAPU LAPU CR 35,000.00 LAKANDULA ST. N. TORRES - SOBRECAREY ST. CR 35,000.00 LINMARR TOWERS CONDOMINIUM RC 30,500.00 CC 36,600.00 PS 20,000.00 STO. NINO VILLAGE RR 25,000.00 STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

VICINITY

NOTES: *Additional area of jurisdiction per New Barangay Map

STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

VICINITY

CERVANTES ST. N. TORRES ST. PORRAS ST. SOBRECAREY ST. TEODORO PALMA GIL ST. VINZON ST. LUPO DIAZ ST.

VINZON ST-T PALMA GIL ST VINZON ST. - T. PALMA GIL. ST. VINZON ST.-T. PALMA GIL ST. VINZON ST.-T. PALMA GIL ST. P. SOBRECAREY - N. TORRES ST. SOBRECAREY ST.-N. TORRES ST. SOBRECAREY ST.-N. TORRES ST.

ALL OTHER LOTS

INTERIOR

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : POBLACION DISTRICT B Zone/Barangay : NO. 17

CERVANTES ST. J. NIDEA ST. LOYOLA ST. N. TORRES ST. PORRAS ST. SOBRECAREY ST. TEODORO PALMA GIL ST. ALL OTHER LOTS

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : POBLACION DISTRICT B Zone/Barangay : NO. 18 STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALEJANDRO INIGO ST.

CERVANTES ST. J.P. LAUREL AVENUE LOYOLA ST. N TORRES ST PORRAS ST.

SOBRECAREY ST. A. LACSON ST. GOV. GENEROSO ST URDUJA ST. ALZATE ST. CLARIN ST. TRADE SCHOOL DRIVE INIGO ST. ALL OTHER LOTS

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. CR 33,900.00 CR 33,900.00 CR 33,900.00 CR 33,900.00 CR 33,900.00 CR 33,900.00 RR 32,400.00 CR 33,900.00 RR 19,200.00 CR 28,400.00

VICINITY SOBRECAREY ST.-N. TORRES ST. N. TORRES ST-R. CABAGUIO ST. T. PALMA GIL ST.- LOYOLA ST. SOBRECAREY ST.-N. TORRES ST. SOBRECAREY ST.-N. TORRES ST. T. PALMA GIL ST.- LOYOLA ST. T. PALMA GIL ST.- LOYOLA ST. T. PALMA GIL ST.- LOYOLA ST. SOBRECAREY ST-N. TORRES ST. INTERIOR

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. RR X CR 33,900.00 CR 33,900.00 CR 33,900.00 CR 33,900.00 CR 33,900.00 CR 33,900.00 CR 33,900.00 RR 21,700.00 CR 28,400.00

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. J.P. LAUREL AVE.- CABAGUIO AVE. RR J.P. LAUREL AVE.-G. PORRAS ST. CR 35,000.00 G. PORRAS ST.-N. TORRES ST. X 40,000.00 RR A. INIGO - LACSON ST. CR 35,000.00 TRADE SCHOOL DR -A. INIGO ST. CR 37,500.00 TRADE SCHOOL DE. - LACSON ST. CR 37,500.00 J.P. LAUREL ST.-G. PORRAS ST. CR 35,000.00 G. PORRAS ST.-N. TORRES ST. X 35,000.00 LACSON ST. - LOYOLA ST. X 35,000.00 A. INIGO ST-TRADE SCHOOL DR. X LACSON ST. - LOYOLA ST. X 35,000.00 CR 35,000.00 LOYOLA ST.- LACSON ST CR 35,000.00 J.P. LAUREL - TORRES ST. CR 35,000.00 SOBRECAREY - N. TORRES ST. CR 35,000.00 P. SOBRECAREY - PORRAS ST. RR 27,500.00 CR 35,000.00 P. SOBRECAREY - PORRAS ST. RR 27,500.00 CR 35,000.00 P. SOBRECAREY - PORRAS ST. RR 27,500.00 FROM N. TORRES ST. TO SOBRECAREY ST. RR 30,000.00 FROM J.P LAUREL AVE. TO N. TORRES ST. RR 30,000.00 CR 35,000.00 INTERIOR CR 26,100.00 RR 25,900.00 VICINITY

NOTES: * No more RR classification Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : POBLACION DISTRICT B Zone/Barangay : NO. 19 VICINITY

BACACA ROAD

JP LAUREL-DIVERSION ROAD NOT INCLUDED IN ANY SUBD. CIRCUMFERENTIAL ROAD JACINTO EXT. - BACACA ROAD DIVERSION ROAD BACACA ROAD-MAA BRIDGE A GAHOL AVE. (FORMERLY DMSF DR.) CIRCUMFERENTIAL RD. - J.P. LAUREL AVE. F. TORRES ST. BISHOPS’ PALACE, AMS COMPOUND - J.P. LAUREL AVE. J.P. LAUREL AVENUE ALL OTHER STREETS

F. TORRES ST. - CAMELLA NORTHPOINT SUBD. TO MALAYAN HOUSE/HERITAGE BAPTIST CHURCH INTERIOR LOTS

CAMELLA NORTHPOINT CONDOMINIUM

LANDCO PRYCE PROPERTIES

J.P. LAUREL (Not a Residential Property)

URBAN HIVE CONDOMINIUM

BACACA ROAD - AMAZON STREET

AWHAG SUBD. BAJADA MONFORT SUBD. (FRONTING CHINESE CEMETERY) DONA VICENTA SUBD. PHASE 2 ROAD 6, ROAD 2, ROAD 4 EL RIO VISTA SUBD. (RIO VISTA) PH 1,2, 3, & 4A EL RIO VISTA SUBD. (RIO VISTA) PH 4B & 5 (FLOOD PRONE) FATIMA VILLAGE GARCIA HEIGHTS GARDEN PARK VILLAGE GREENHILLS SUBD. HILLTOP SUBDIVISION

STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

VICINITY

J.P. LAUREL AVE VELOSO ST. DACUDAO AVE CERVANTES ST. A. LACSON ST. NEW BURGOS ST. N TORRES ST. N. TORRES EXT.

LACSON ST. - DACUDAO AVE. G. PORRAS ST.-DACUDAO AVE. J.P. LAUREL AVE. - VELOSO ST. A. LACSON - VELOSO ST. J.P. LAUREL AVE. - N. TORRES ST. PORRAS ST. - N. TORRES ST. LACSON - VELOSO VELOSO - ABREEZA

PORRAS ST. GOV. GENEROSO ST A. INIGO ST INTERIOR LOTS

LACSON - REGINO COMPOUND FROM JP LAUREL AVE TO DACUDAO AVE FROM JP LAUREL AVE TO DACUDAO AVE

ABREEZA RESIDENCES CONDOMINIUM

AEON TOWERS CONDOMINIUM

DALISAY COMPOUND DE JESUS SUBD. DONA MILAGROS VILLAGE (FORMERLY LOURDES MILAGROS SUBD.) HOMECREST COMPOUND PALM VILLAGE REGINA COMPOUND SUBD. REGINO COMPOUND SUBD. DE MESA HOMEOWNERS

LOW COST HOUSING ***** urban urban

*

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. RR 23,000.00 CR 27,900.00 CR 28,400.00 CR 28,400.00 CR 30,200.00 X 39,000.00 CR 39,000.00 CR 44,700.00 RR CR RC CC PS CC PS CC PS RC CC PS RR RR RR CR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR

NOTES: * Specifically identified as Sto. Nino-Hilltop, San Antonio Quiambao-Hilltop, Sagrada Familia-Hilltop **** Given proper name

17,500.00 25,000.00 35,300.00 42,300.00 20,000.00 30,000.00 20,000.00 30,000.00 20,000.00 34,000.00 40,800.00 28,400.00 12,400.00 10,000.00 23,900.00 30,500.00 13,800.00 7,300.00 12,400.00 10,400.00 19,900.00 11,300.00

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. CR 44,500.00 CR 36,200.00 CR 40,500.00 CR 36,200.00 CR 36,200.00 CR 36,200.00 CR 36,200.00 CR 36,200.00 RR 33,700.00 CR 36,200.00 CR 36,200.00 CR 36,200.00 RR 18,000.00 CR 30,500.00 RR 105,500.00 CC 126,600.00 PS 64,000.00 RC 76,500.00 CC 91,800.00 PS 42,500.00 RC 76,500.00 CC 91,800.00 PS 42,500.00 RR 14,700.00 RR 14,700.00 RR 14,200.00 RR 14,700.00 RR 31,200.00 RR 16,000.00 RR 16,400.00 RR 10,500.00

NOTES: * transferred to its proper barangay ** transferred to interior lots Any unit in a purely residential condominium (RC) project found to be used in business shall be classified as as commercial (CC) and twenty 20% of the established value shall be added thereto.

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : POBLACION DISTRICT B Zone/Barangay : No. 27

SALES ST. BRUNO GEMPASAW ST. LIZADA ST. ALVAREZ ST. LEON GARCIA AVE. V. GUZMAN ST. V. FERNANDEZ ST. MONTEVERDE AVE. STA. ANA AVENUE FOURTH (4) AVENUE THIRD (3) AVENUE PORT AREA F. BANGOY ST. SUAZO ST. 2ND AVENUE 5TH AVENUE 1ST AVENUE INTERIOR LOTS

VICINITY SALES ST-LEON GARCIA ST. SUAZO ST. - LEON GARCIA ST. MAGSAYSAY AVE-STA.ANA AVE. 2ND LOT FROM MAGSAYSAY AVE-STA.ANA AVE. 2ND LOT FROM R. MAGSAYSAY AVE- STA.ANA AVE 2ND LOT FROM MAGSAYSAY AVE-STA. ANA AVE. 2nd lot from MAGSAYSAY AVE-STA. ANA AVE. MONTEVERDE EXT./STA. WHARF - 5TH AVE. MONTEVERDE EXT/STA. ANA WHARF-5TH AVE. SUAZO ST. - LEON GARCIA ST. SUAZO ST. - LEON GARCIA ST ALVAREZ ST. - J.FERNANDEZ ST. LEON GARCIA ST.- J.FERNANDEZ ST WITHIN STA. ANA & PORT AREA STA. ANA WHARF 2ND LOT FROM R. MAGSAYSAY AVE-STA. ANA AVE. 2ND LOT FROM MAGSAYSAY AVE. - STA. ANA AVE. LEON GARCIA ST. - ALVAREZ ST. LEON GARCIA ST. - FERNANDEZ ST. LEON GARCIA ST. - ALVAREZ ST.

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. CR 42,900.00 CR 42,500.00 CR 41,500.00 CR 41,500.00 CR 41,500.00 CR 41,500.00 CR 42,500.00 CR 40,300.00 CR 40,700.00 CR 42,500.00 CR 42,500.00 CR 39,000.00 CR 39,000.00 CR 39,000.00 CR 39,000.00 CR 39,000.00 CR 39,000.00 CR 39,000.00 CR 39,000.00 RR 26,700.00 CR 30,900.00 RC 32,500.00 CC 39,000.00 PS

NOTES: * not within this barangay ** this classification is not available Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : POBLACION DISTRICT B Zone/Barangay : NO. 30 VICINITY

VILLA ABRILLE ST.* MONTEVERDE ST. STA. ANA AVENUE C.M.RECTO ST.*

PONCE RECTO-SALES J.P. LAUREL AVE. - SUAZO ST. J.P. LAUREL - MA. GUERRERO ST. MA. GUERRERO - SUAZO ST. J.P LAUREL AVE. - SUAZO ST. R.MAGSAYSAY-STA. ANA AVE.

SUAZO ST. AKLAN ST.

R. MAGSAYSAY - STA. ANA AVE. R.MAGSAYSAY-STA. ANA AVE.

CHAVEZ ST. NARRA ST.**

R. MAGSAYSAY - STA. ANA R.MAGSAYSAY-STA. ANA AVE.

MA. GUERRERO ST.

R.MAGSAYSAY-STA. ANA AVE.** MONTEVERDE AVE. - STA. ANA AVENUE

J.P LAUREL AVE. / CM RECTO * ALL OTHER STREETS

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. DACUDAO AVENUE VILLAMOR ST.(TAHIMIK ST)-J.P. LAUREL AVE. CR 28,900.00 INIGO ST. N.TORRES ST.-DACUDAO AVE. CR 28,000.00 AMBER ST DACUDAO AVE-JP CABAGUIO AVE CR 18,000.00 J.P. CABAGUIO AVE. VILLAMOR ST(BOLCAN ST)-J.P. LAUREL AVE. CR 28,900.00 J.P. LAUREL AVE. BUHANGIN FLYOVER TO CORNER J.P.CABAGUIO CR 40,000.00 LOYOLA ST.(TRADE SCHOOL DRIVE) N.TORRES ST.-J.P. CABAGUIO AVE. CR 28,400.00 N. TORRES ST. VILLAMOR ST.-VELOSO ST. CR 28,400.00 N. VINZON ST. N.TORRES ST.-J.P. CABAGUIO AVE. CR 28,400.00 VELOSO ST. N.TORRES ST.-DACUDAO AVE. CR 28,400.00 VILLAMOR ST. N.TORRES ST.-J.P. CABAGUIO AVE. CR 28,400.00 RUSTICO CABAGUIO ST. VILLAMOR ST-VELOSO ST CR 25,000.00 5TH ST N.TORRES ST.-DACUDAO AVE. CR 23,400.00 LUPO DIAZ EXT. CR 23,400.00 PALMA GIL EXT. CR 23,400.00 URDUJA EXT CR 23,400.00 ALZATE EXT CR 23,400.00 CLARIN EXT. CR 23,400.00 GENEROSO EXT CR 23,400.00 LACSON EXT CR 23,400.00 BURGOS EXT CR 23,400.00 ALL OTHER STREETS (Formerly All Other Lots) CR 16,500.00 RR 14,100.00 CORY (AQUAMARINE) VILLAGE RR 10,400.00 DACUDAO SUBDIVISION RR 20,000.00 DE JESUS SUBDIVISION RR 15,000.00 RGA VILLAGE RR 13,400.00 RIVERA SUBDIVISION RR 25,000.00 ADDED VICINITY BAGONG BUHAY VILLAGE * VINZON ST., - ALONG JP CABAGUIO AVE., * RR 6,900.00 CR 25,000.00 VINZON ST., - ALONG DACUDAO AVE., * RR 6,900.00 CR 25,000.00 BALLENER * RR 6,900.00 CR 25,000.00 GLIVBEXT * RR 7,900.00 MATINABANGON * RR 7,900.00 STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

R.MAGSAYSAY-STA. ANA AVE.

INTERIOR NOTES: * to be deleted because this street & the described vicinity belongs to RDO 113. ** given proper vicinity description

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. CR 43,300.00 CR 43,300.00 CR 43,800.00 CR 42,500.00 CR 42,500.00 CR X CR 38,500.00 RR 31,800.00 CR 34,300.00 CR 37,300.00 RR CR 34,800.00 CR X X RR CR RR CR

42,200.00 42,200.00 43,400.00 25,500.00 30,400.00 24,500.00 29,400.00

VICINITY

*New Vicinities added to reconcile with the updated Vicinity Map given by the Barangay.

STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM W. AQUINO ST. DACUDAO AVE. DEL PILAR ST.

F. BANGOY ST. J.P. CABAGUIO AVE. LAKANDULA ST. N. TORRES ST. VILLAMOR ST. BOLCAN ST. RUSTICO CABAGUIO AVE. TAHIMIK ST. TANCONTIAN OR GOSPEL ST. ALL OTHER STREETS (Formerly All Other Lots)

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. BANGOY ST.-LEON GARCIA ST. CR 28,000.00 VILLAMOR ST(COR. TAHIMIK)- LAPU-LAPU ST. CR 28,900.00 N. TORRES ST.-J.P. CABAGUIO AVE. CR 28,000.00 JP CABAGUIO-GOSPEL or TANCONTIAN ST CR 16,800.00 RR 13,000.00 LAPU-LAPU ST.-AQUINO ST. CR 28,000.00 R CASTILLO ST(BRIDGE-COR)-BOLCAN ST. CR 30,000.00 N. TORRES - LAPU LAPU CR 28,000.00 N. TORRES ST.-J.P. CABAGUIO AVE. CR 28,000.00 VILLAMOR ST.- LAPU-LAPU ST. CR 28,000.00 N. TORRES - CABAGUIO AVE. CR 28,000.00 CABAGUIO -TANCONTIAN ST. CR 16,000.00 RR 13,000.00 COR. VILLAMOR ST-G. DEL PILAR STREET CR 28,000.00 N. TORRES ST- JP CABAGUIO AVE. CR 16,800.00 RR 13,000.00 R CASTILLO ST.-BOLCAN ST. CR 16,000.00 RR 13,000.00 UNNAMED STREET/INTERIOR LOTS CR 11,500.00 RR 8,900.00 VICINITY

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : AGDAO DISTRICT Zone/Barangay : LAPU LAPU STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

VICINITY

R. CASTILLO ST.

JEROME ST.-ALSONS ROAD

ALL OTHER LOTS

*INTERIOR LOTS

SOUTH BAY ROAD ALL OTHER STREETS

STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM RAMON MAGSAYSAY AVE. *

VICINITY

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : AGDAO DISTRICT Zone/Barangay : GOV. PACIANO BANGOY (PACIANO BANGOY)

City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : AGDAO DISTRICT Zone/Barangay AGDAO PROPER

STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM RAMON MAGSAYSAY AVE.

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. BOLCAN ST. JP CABAGUIO-TULINGAN ST CR 18,400.00 RR 13,900.00 TULINGAN ST BOLCAN ST-SARPHIL SUBD CR 14,000.00 RR 13,400.00 J.P. CABAGUIO AVE. COR. BOLCAN ST-J.P. LAUREL AVE. CR 27,500.00 J.P. LAUREL AVE. COR. CABAGUIO-SM LANANG PREMIER BOUND CR 38,000.00 PARK AVE. JP LAUREL-ROLLS ROYCE ST CR 23,700.00 RR 16,000.00 BANGUS ST CR 19,700.00 RR 15,500.00 MACOPA ST JP LAURELCR 19,700.00 LAKATAN ST CR 19,700.00 LATUNDAN ST CR 19,700.00 RIMAS CR 19,700.00 RAMBUTAN CR 19,700.00 MARANG CR 19,700.00 PLAINVIEW DRIVE CR 19,700.00 PIONEER DRIVE CR 19,700.00 ALL OTHER STREETS (Formerly All other lots) CR 19,500.00 RR 16,000.00 AQUINO-JERESA SUBDIVISION RR 16,000.00 JEREZA SUBD. RR 16,000.00 NEW SALMONAN VILLAGE ** RR** 14,200.00 S.O.S. SUBDIVISION RR 16,100.00 SARPHIL SUBDIVISION RR 16,100.00 NEW VICINITY DEL PILAR ST. * HOLY CROSS DRIVE - BELISARIO VILLAGE * RR** 7,500.00 STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

* New Vicinity added to conform with the Vicinity Map given by the Barangay. **Near Squatter’s Area

WEE SIU YEN CONDOMINIUM

STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. RR 9,900.00 RR 5,800.00 RR 5,000.00 RR 10,300.00 RR 12,500.00 RR 9,000.00 RR RR RR 7,400.00 RR 12,800.00 RR 9,500.00 RR 11,900.00 RR 10,900.00 RR 10,900.00 RR 11,900.00 RR 23,000.00 RR 11,700.00 RR 11,700.00 RR 11,700.00 RR 11,700.00

JOVEN-VENTOSA SUBD. BACACA JOVEN-VENTOSA SUBD. BACACA ALONG DAVAO RIVER LEONORA VILLAGE URBAN MINERAL VILLAGE URBAN MORNING HEIGHTS URBAN NCCC VILLAGE NEW GARDEN VILLAGE ** OVERVIEW SUBD. *** RIVERVIEW SUBD. ROLLING HILLS SUBD. ST. PETER JULIAN EYMARD SUBD. URBAN STELLA MARIS (TEACHER’S VILLAGE) MIDDLE CLASS SAGRADA FAMILIA-HILLTOP **** SAN ANTONIO QUIAMBAO-HILLTOP **** STO. NINO-HILLTOP ***** LADISLAWA VILLAGE ***** MITSUI BUSAN ***** ICC ***** ALONZO TERAZZA ***** LOMBOYAN VILLAGE ***** NOTES: * Specifically identified as Sto. Nino-Hilltop, San Antonio Quiambao-Hilltop, Sagrada Familia-Hilltop ** Non-existing/ may be a duplication for Garden Park Village *** not existing subdivision **** Given proper name ***** Additional subdivision &/or urban poor settlements

ABREEZA PLACE

STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM TRADE SCHOOL DRIVE

VICINITY

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : POBLACION DISTRICT B Zone/Barangay : NO. 20

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : DAVAO CITY - POBLACION DISTRICT B Zone/Barangay : NO. 16

B3

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : AGDAO DISTRICT Zone/Barangay : WILFREDO AQUINO

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : POBLACION DISTRICT B Zone/Barangay : NO. 19 (CONTINUATION) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

TUESDAY, December 7, 2021

DAVAO FARM VILLAGE LAPU-LAPU VILLAGE MARTA BANAAG SUBD. SOUTH BAY SUBD. DEL ROSARIO HOME OWNER’S ASSN * SEASIDE LANANG CREEK * SEASIDE/SHORELINE *

MANAS, SAMIN-SAMIN, TALAKITOK, SOLID, TANGIGUE, MAYA-MAYA, TIMBUNGAN, BARILES, KATAMBAK & BANGUS

SEASIDE LANANG SETTLER’S ASSC’N *

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. CR 28,500.00 I 27,000.00 CR 21,400.00 RR 10,900.00 I 20,400.00 CR 17,000.00 CR 20,400.00 RR 10,400.00 RR 7,000.00 RR 6,600.00 RR 6,600.00 RR 6,600.00 RR 6,600.00 A39 4,420.00 RR 4,500.00 A39 4,420.00

*New Vicinities added to reconcile with the updated Vicinity Map given by the Barangay.

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : AGDAO DISTRICT Zone/Barangay : RAFAEL CASTILLO

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. N. ARROYO ST JP LAUREL-R CASTILLO ST CR 25,500.00 J.P. LAUREL AVE. * BOUND. SM LANANG - R CASTILLO AVE. * CR 40,000.00 R. CASTILLO ST. J.P. LAUREL AVE.-BRGY. UBALDE ROAD CR 27,500.00 I 26,000.00 ALL OTHER STREETS JEROME EXT, DEL PILAR EXT, LAKANDULA, CR 18,000.00 (Formerly All other lots) SALINDATO AND DEL ROSARIO STS RR 8,900.00 ASAJE SUBDIVISION RR 8,900.00 RR 8,900.00 JOAQUIN TAN SUBD. LANANG EXECUTIVE HOMES I & II RR 8,900.00 LULU VILLAGE RR 8,900.00 STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

VICINITY

*Renamed to the current name of vicinity from Lanang Golf Club.

B4

TUESDAY, December 7, 2021

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : AGDAO DISTRICT Zone/Barangay : UBALDE STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM R. CASTILLO ST. DEL PILAR EXTENSION ALL OTHER STREETS

NEW VICINITY DUPLEX SUBDIVISION * UBALDE VILLAGE * D. ZUÑO ST., *

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 113B - EAST DAVAO CITY

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. UBALDE ROAD-TALISAY ST. CR 30,500.00 CR 17,900.00 RR 11,900.00 WALING-WALING, CADENA DE AMOR, CR 16,100.00 CAMIA, SUNFLOWER, SAMPAGUITA RR 10,900.00 ORCHID, JASMIN, ROSE, TALISAY DR. I 15,400.00 X 16,100.00 INTERIOR LOTS CR 15,400.00 RR 10,900.00 W/IN BRGY UBALDE * *RR 11,500.00 /IN BRGY UBALDE * *RR 11,500.00 FROM R. CASTILLO ST - SM LANANG PREMIER * *CR 24,000.00 FROM R. CASTILLO ST - SM LANANG PREMIER * *I 16,400.00 FROM R. CASTILLO ST - SM LANANG PREMIER * *RR 11,900.00 VICINITY

STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM R. CASTILLO ST. MINTRADE DRIVE

SAN MIGUEL ST.-JEROME ST. BOUNDARY UBALDE

ALL OTHER STREETS (Formerly All other lots) NORTH SAN JUAN VILLAGE PUROK ALICIA PELAYO PUROK NAGSIL (Formerly Nagsil Village) PUROK NEW FATIMA PUROK PELAYO- STO. NIÑO PUROK SAN FRANCISCO PUROK SAN MARCUS PUROK SAN MIGUEL PUROK SAN NICOLAS PUROK SOUTH LAWIS PUROK STA. LUCIA PUROK VICTORIA PELAYO SOUTH SAN JUAN VILLAGE STO. NIÑO VILLAGE NEW VICINITY SOUTH SAN JUAN VILLAGE *

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. CR 30,000.00 CR 24,000.00 I 18,400.00 CR 18,500.00 RR 8,800.00 RR 9,900.00 RR 9,400.00 RR 9,400.00 RR 9,400.00 RR 9,400.00 RR 9,400.00 RR 9,400.00 RR 9,400.00 RR 9,400.00 RR 9,400.00 RR 9,400.00 RR 9,400.00 RR 9,400.00 RR 9,400.00 RR 9,300.00

*New Vicinity added to separate Vicinity from the North San Juan Village.

VICINITY

LEON GARCIA ST. INIGO ST. BANGOY ST. LIZADA ST. B. GEMPASAW ST. SOBRECAREY ST STA. ANA AVE. 6TH AVENUE

STA. ANA AVE-AGDAO FLYOVER STA. ANA AVE.-6TH AVE. STA. ANA AVE.-AQUINO ST. STA. ANA AVE.-SOLIMAN ST. STA. ANA AVE.-SOLIMAN ST. STA. ANA AVE-SOLIMAN ST. P. SOBRECAREY ST.-LEON GARCIA ST. C. LIZADA ST.-FERNANDEZ ST.

ROSEMARY ST. SOLIMAN ST.

BANGOY ST.-LEON GARCIA ST. P. SOBRECAREY ST.-LEON GARCIA ST.

W. AQUINO ST. ALL OTHER STREETS

N. TORRES ST.-LEON GARCIA ST *INTERIOR

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. CR 33,900.00 CR 32,900.00 CR 36,500.00 CR 36,500.00 CR 36,500.00 CR 34,900.00 CR 37,500.00 CR 32,900.00 *RR CR 31,400.00 CR 31,400.00 *RR CR 31,400.00 CR 28,900.00 *RR -

* Residential Regular (RR) Classification per Assessor’s Office no longer exist.

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : AGDAO DISTRICT Zone/Barangay : SAN ANTONIO VICINITY

R. CASTILLO ST.

HOLY CROSS DRIVE-TALISAY ST. INTERIOR

JP LAUREL AVE.

BDRY BRGY AQUINO-BRGY R CASTILLO (SM LANANG PREMIER - TOYOTA) HOLY CROSS DRIVE-TALISAY ST

DEL PILAR EXTENSION ALL OTHER STREETS

BELISARIO VILLAGE FREEDOM VILLAGE HOLY CROSS VILLAGE (transferred from Bgry. Gov. Vicente Duterte) RUIZ VILLAGE ST. ANTHONY VILLAGE EAST ST. ANTHONY VILLAGE WEST YCF VILLAGE YELLOW VILLAGE Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : AGDAO DISTRICT Zone/Barangay : LEON GARCIA, SR. STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM LEON GARCIA ST. 5TH AVENUE 6TH AVENUE ALL OTHER STREETS

AGDAO BEACH VILLAGE CORREAS VILLAGE PUROK BAYBAY PUROK BIRHEN SA RECLA PUROK MASON PUROK NEW VISAYAS PUROK SAN ROQUE PUROK SAN VICENTE PUROK STO NINO (GOTAMCO)

VICINITY STA. ANA AVE.-AGDAO CREEK LEON GARCIA ST-STA. ANA PIER LEON GARCIA-FERNANDEZ ST

INTERIOR

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : AGDAO DISTRICT Zone/Barangay : GOV. VICENTE DUTERTE (VICENTE DUTERTE) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

VICINITY

R. CASTILLO ST. DEL PILAR ST.

TANCONTIAN ST.-SAN NICOLAS ST TANCONTIAN ST- HOLY CROSS DRIVE

VILLANUEVA ST

R. CASTILLO-ALTERADO HOSPITAL

ALL OTHER STREETS INTERIOR NHA 1 NHA 2 PUROK SAN JOSE PUROK TANCONTIAN PUROKS VILGUS & KASADYA

HILL DRIVE-CARMELITE ROAD (FORMERLY DAVAO-AGUSAN ROAD)

C.P. GARCIA

BUHANGIN UNDERPASS(DIVERSION RD) ** 1ST STRIP - 1ST 30 METERS FROM HI-WAY 2ND STRIP - 2ND 30 METERS FROM HI-WAY 3RD STRIP - 3RD 30 METERS AND ABOVE FROM HI-WAY JADE VALLEY BRIDGE-BUHANGIN UNDERPASS (DIVERSION RD.) BUHANGIN UNDERPASS-MAMAY RD ** 1ST STRIP - 1ST 30 METERS FROM HI-WAY 2ND STRIP - 2ND 30 METERS FROM HI-WAY 3RD STRIP - 3RD 30 METERS AND ABOVE FROM HI-WAY (FORMERLY BANGKAL-PANACAN DIVERSION ROAD AND BUHANGIN-MANDUG ROAD) BUHANGIN UNDERPASS - PANORAMA HOMES PANORAMA HOMES TO BDRY OF BGY TIGATTO

CARLOS P. GARCIA HI-WAY

INTERIOR LOTS BUHANGIN ROAD ALL OTHER STREETS

EXCEPT W/IN SUBDIVISION LOTS BUHANGIN UNDERPASS - BUHANGIN POLICE STATION BUHANGIN POLICE STATION to BDRY of BRGY CABANTIAN EXCEPT W/IN SUBDIVISION LOTS BUHANGIN FLYOVER-BUHANGIN UNDERPASS

DUMANLAS ROAD

* JP LAUREL-CP GARCIA

PALM DRIVE

JP LAUREL-CP GARCIA

OLIVE ROAD GLADIOLA ST PAG-ASA ST WATUSI ST SAMPAGUITA ST CARNATION ST KAMAGONG STREET STO NINO DRIVE SAN GABRIEL ST ORCHID ROAD

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. CR 37,000.00 CR 31,900.00 RR 11,900.00 CR 41,500.00 CR 18,400.00 RR 11,900.00 CR 23,900.00 RR 10,200.00 X 21,200.00 RR 10,500.00 RR 10,500.00 RR 10,500.00 RR 10,500.00 RR 10,500.00 RR 10,500.00 RR 10,500.00 RR 10,500.00

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. CR 29,000.00 CR 30,000.00 CR 28,900.00 CR 25,500.00 RR 13,000.00 RR 6,900.00 RR 10,400.00 RR 10,400.00 RR 10,400.00 RR 10,400.00 RR 10,400.00 RR 10,400.00 RR 10,400.00 RR 10,400.00 RR 10,400.00

STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

VICINITY

STO ROSARIO ST SATURN ST YAKAL ST MANGA ST SAN ISIDRO ST PUROK SAN NICOLAS PUROK MEDALLA MILAGROSA PUROK WALING-WALING PUROK SAN ISIDRO PUROK SAN MIGUEL PUROK MAHAYAG ALL OTHER LOTS WITHIN NHA BUHANGIN SUBDIVISIONS: ANTONIO HABANA COMPOUND (FOMERLY ANTONIO HABANA SUBDIVISION) BERNARDO CARPIO SUBD/CARPIO SUBD DE JESUS SUBD DIHO SUBDIVISION DONA MARGARITA VILLAGE (H.L.C.) GREEN HEIGHTS GARDEN VILLAGE HILLSIDE SUBD. INTING SUBD. LADISLAWA LADISLAWA GARDEN HEIGHTS MONTCLAIR SUBD MORNING HEIGHTS NCCC HOMESITE NHA BUHANGIN PAG-ASA HOMES PANORAMA HOMES PIONEER SUBD. PUROK BARESSA (FORMERLY BARESSA VILLAGE) PUROK SAN VICENTE (FORMERLY SAN VICENTE VILLAGE) PUROK ST. JUDE (St. Jude Subd.)

ROBINSON HIGHLAND/CREST SAN PEDRO VILLAGE SAND VILLAGE SANDAWA VILLAGE SISON SUBD. (formerly Concordia A. Sison) SPRING VALLEY/VILLAGE BREAD VILLAGE* BUHANGIN TEACHER’S VILLAGE* NHA -MAMAY* INAHAN SA KANUNAYNG PANABANG SETTLERS ASSOC.*

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. RR 11,000.00 RR 8,100.00 RR 8,100.00 RR 8,100.00 RR 8,100.00 RR 6,900.00 RR 6,900.00 RR 6,900.00 RR 6,900.00 RR 6,900.00 RR 6,900.00 RR 6,200.00 RR

8,100.00

RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR

7,500.00 8,800.00 8,400.00 8,800.00 11,000.00 7,300.00 5,500.00 30,000.00 34,300.00 16,500.00 8,500.00 8,100.00 6,400.00 8,500.00 10,300.00 7,300.00 7,000.00 6,500.00 6,000.00 17,700.00 14,000.00 7,000.00 6,700.00 8,400.00 7,000.00 7,300.00 7,000.00 7,000.00 7,000.00

NOTES: *New Subdvision Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : BUHANGIN Zone/Barangay: CABANTIAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

VICINITY

CARLOS P. GARCIA HIGHWAY

NHA Buhangin-Mutual Homes

MAMAY ROAD MAMAY ROAD EXTENSION

Goldstar -CP Garcia Highway-Junction

BUHANGIN-CABANTIAN ROAD FORRESTAL ROAD

ALL OTHER STREETS (Formerly All other lots)

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. CR 30,000.00 CR 26,500.00 RR 11,900.00 CR 25,500.00 X 25,500.00 CR 19,000.00 RR 9,400.00 CR 18,400.00 RR 8,400.00 RR 9,900.00 RR 9,900.00 RR 9,900.00 RR 9,900.00 RR 9,900.00 CR 14,900.00 RR 9,900.00

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. CR 42,000.00 I 39,500.00 X 42,000.00 CR CR 27,900.00 CR 22,300.00 CR 16,800.00 RR 18,000.00 X 18,400.00 CR CR 28,900.00 CR 23,100.00 CR 18,300.00 RR X CR 25,500.00 CR 25,500.00 X 22,900.00 RR 10,500.00 CR 24,000.00 CR 24,000.00 RR 10,500.00 CR 34,000.00 RR 13,500.00 I 16,100.00 CR 16,100.00 RR 11,200.00 CR 17,400.00 RR 12,000.00 CR 16,400.00 RR 11,400.00 CR 16,400.00 RR 11,500.00 CR 16,400.00 RR 11,500.00 CR 16,400.00 RR 11,500.00 RR 11,500.00 RR 11,500.00 RR 11,500.00 RR 11,500.00 RR 10,900.00 RR 11,200.00

NOTES: *To include new classification ** Proposed values were separated to 3 strips Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : BUHANGIN Zone/Barangay : BUHANGIN POBLACION (continuation)

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : AGDAO DISTRICT Zone/Barangay : KAP. TOMAS MONTEVERDE, SR.

STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

VICINITY

JP LAUREL AVENUE

INTERIOR LOTS BUHANGIN-CABANTIAN RD

VICINITY

STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

BUHANGIN-TIGATTO ROAD

* New Vicinity added to reconcile with the Vicinity Map given by the Barangay Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : AGDAO DISTRICT Zone/Barangay : CENTRO (SAN JUAN)

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : BUHANGIN Zone/Barangay : BUHANGIN POBLACION

SUBDIVISIONS: ACIL-DIHO SUBDIVISION CABANTIAN COUNTRY HOMES/COUNTRY SIDE CECILIA HEIGTHS PHASE I & II CHULA VISTA CIUDAD DE ESPERANZA SUBD COUNTRY HOMES COUNTRY -VILLE EXECUTIVE HOMES DECA HOMES PHASE I & II SUBD. DELA PENA SUBD.(DEL PENA SUBD.) DESIDERIO DALISAY SUBD. EMILIA HOMES EMILY HOMES GREEN ORCHARD II SUBD. HOLY TRINITY SUBDIVISION NORTHCREST SUBD. II NORTHTOWN SUBDIVISION PAG-IBIG SUBDIVISION PERALTA SUBDIVISION PRISCILIA ESTATE

BUHANGIN CABANTIAN RD BDRY BUHANGIN POBLACIONBRGY INDANGAN BUHANGIN-CABANTIAN ROADBDRY BRGY COMMUNAL ALL UNNAMED STREETS EXCEPT WITHIN * SUBDIVISION. * (formerly All Lots Located within the Buhangin District which are not Mentioned)

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. CR 27,000.00 I 27,000.00 X 22,000.00 CR 19,500.00

CR RR CR RR X RR

14,400.00 10,000.00 9,400.00 6,200.00 8,800.00 3,700.00 -

A50

1,100.00

RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR

7,200.00 7,000.00 9,900.00 11,000.00 7,200.00 6,800.00 6,800.00 6,700.00 5,500.00 6,000.00 7,200.00 6,700.00 7,200.00 6,100.00 13,900.00 15,900.00 9,100.00 6,300.00 11,300.00

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : BUHANGIN Zone/Barangay: CABANTIAN (Continuation) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

VICINITY

REMEDIOS HEIGHTS ROSAMAR SUBDIVISION SORAYA HOMES ST. JOHN VILLAGE STA. TERESITA VILLAGE THE HARMONY SUBDIVISION VICTORS SUBD. VILLA PARK THE PRESTIGE SUBDIVISION (Davao Joyful Homes Realty) AMAKAN VILLAGE* BUHANGIN SETTLERS ASSOCIATION* DACUDAO VILLAGE* GREENLAND II* JOYFUL SUBDIVISION LEONORA GARDEN HEIGHTS* LITTLE CHRISTMAS VILLAGE* MOUNTAIN VIEW VILLAGE*

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. RR 10,700.00 RR 6,500.00 RR 6,500.00 RR 6,800.00 RR 7,900.00 RR 7,200.00 RR 6,800.00 RR 6,800.00 RR 6,800.00 RR 6,200.00 RR 4,900.00 RR 6,200.00 RR 4,900.00 RR 5,000.00 RR 6,200.00 RR 4,900.00 RR 6,200.00

NOTES: * New Subdivision Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : BUHANGIN Zone/Barangay : COMMUNAL

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. MUTUAL HOMES/AFP MUTUAL SUBD. TO DAVAO INT’L AIRPORT ROAD CR 15,800.00 C.P GARCIA HIGHWAY INDANGAN - COMMUNAL RD. CR 6,500.00 RR 4,000.00 I 5,000.00 X 6,500.00 CABANTIAN - COMMUNAL RD. VICTOR SUBD. TO ASPEN HEIGHTS CR 6,000.00 RR 4,700.00 I 5,500.00 X 5,300.00 COMMUNAL - PANACAN ASPEN HEIGTS TO CORNER LIVING HILLS CR 5,000.00 RR 3,700.00 I 4,400.00 X 4,000.00 CORNER LIVING HILLS LEONORA GARDEN HEIGTS (D’LEONOR) CR 5,100.00 ALL OTHER LOTS X 3,800.00 ** I RR 3,000.00 A50 450.00 SUBDIVISIONS: AFP SUBDIVISION RR 4,500.00 ASPEN HEIGHTS RR 9,800.00 BALANQUE SUBDIVISION RR 5,400.00 FRANCISCO GUIMBAL SUBD. RR 5,400.00 GREEN ORCHARD SUBDIVISION RR 7,300.00 HENSEL SUBDIVISION RR 10,900.00 KASAGANAAN (transferred from Cabantian) RR 5,100.00 LEONORA GARDEN HEIGHTS RR 11,300.00 MORALES SUBDIVISION RR 5,400.00 ORCHID HILLS RR 10,900.00 PONTE VERDE- DAVAO COMMERCIAL SUBDIVISION RR 15,100.00 PONTE VERDE- DAVAO RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISION RR 13,400.00 REBECCA PENA SUBD. RR 5,100.00 VICTORS SUBDIVISION RR 6,200.00 BONSAI HOA* RR 4,500.00 CAYUNDA COMPOUND* RR 4,500.00 ILUMINA RR 7,500.00 LIVING HILLS* RR 5,800.00 MUTUAL HOMES RR 4,500.00 SAN MIGUEL HOA* RR 4,500.00 STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

VICINITY

NOTE: * New Subdivision ** To include new classification Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : BUHANGIN Zone/Barangay : INDANGAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALL OTHER LOTS

VICINITY WITHIN BRGY. INDANGAN **

SUBDIVISIONS: ADAP VILLAGE ANITA HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION BLISSFUL FAMILY VILLAGE CAMPOREDONDO SUBD. DECA HOMES SUBD. GREEN ORCHARD HIDALGO HOMES IBON SUBD. INDANGAN VILLAGE MILLENIIUM VILLAGE MOLAVE HOMES SUBD. NUEVA ESPERANZA VILLAGE/NEW ESPERANZA VILLAGE HOA RANCHO PALOS VERDES VILLA ALEVIDA SUBD. MONENA VILLAGE ACHIEVERS VILLAGE OAKRIDGE RESIDENTIAL ESTATE DASI HOA* GENERALAO VILL HOA* GONZALES HOA* GREENHILLS HOA* INGANGAN-MUDIANG HOA* INTING SUBDIVISION MAGRADECO VILLAGE* OUR LADY OF LOURDES HOA* PUROK 26 UPPER MALAGAMOT* RAMON NENA II* REMCO VILLAGE* STO NINO*

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. CR 4,200.00 I 3,800.00 X 4,000.00 RR 2,800.00 A50 500.00 RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR

4,200.00 4,200.00 4,200.00 3,200.00 6,200.00 3,700.00 4,800.00 3,700.00 4,200.00 4,200.00 3,700.00 4,200.00 11,100.00 6,800.00 4,200.00 4,200.00 13,300.00 4,500.00 4,500.00 4,500.00 4,500.00 4,500.00 4,500.00 4,500.00 4,500.00 4,500.00 4,500.00 4,500.00 4,500.00

NOTE: * New Subdivision ** To include new classification Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : BUHANGIN Zone/Barangay : MANDUG STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALL LOTS (EXCEPT SUBD LOTS)

VICINITY WITHIN BRGY. MANDUG *

(LOCAL) (EXPORT) SUBDIVISIONS: DDF VILLAGE (Davao Development Foundation) FIRST MINDANAO INDUSTRIAL PARK LAS ARENAS SUBDIVISION LAS PALMAS VERDES NIZANTA CUIDADES PALOS VERDES SITIO COOG SUBDIVISION/VILLAGE SITIO ZIRU SUBDIVISION/ZRU VILLAGE NOTES: *To include new classification

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. CR 4,200.00 I 3,900.00 X 4,000.00 RR 2,800.00 A14 400.00 A14 500.00 A50 400.00 RR I RR RR RR RR RR RR

3,700.00 6,900.00 4,000.00 7,200.00 6,000.00 11,100.00 3,500.00 3,500.00

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 113B - EAST DAVAO CITY Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : BUHANGIN Zone/Barangay : ACACIA, CALLAWA STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALL LOTS

VICINITY WITHIN BRGYS ACACIA & CALLAWA * *

(LOCAL) (EXPORT) SUBDIVISIONS: FATIMA SAN ROQUE

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. CR* 3,800.00 I* 3,300.00 X 3,200.00 RR 2,700.00 A14 330.00 A14 420.00 A50 330.00 RR* RR*

5,700.00 3,700.00

NOTES: * To Include New Classification Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : BUHANGIN Zone/Barangay : ALFONSO ALIONGTO, SR. (ANGLIONGTO) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM J.P. LAUREL AVE. MAMAY ROAD

ALL OTHER LOTS

VICINITY ALONG HWAY W/IN BRGY ANGLIONGTO 250 METER FROM JUNCTION OF J.P. LAUREL ALONG MAMAY ROAD ALL LOTS BEYOND 250M FR JUNC OF JP LAUREL INTERIOR **

SUBDIVISIONS: BELISARIO HEIGHTS VILLAGE (BELISARIO VILLAGE) BLOOM FIELDS DAVAO DAMOSA FAIRLANE DIAMOND VILLAGE GOLDEN HOMES GUADALUPE VILLAGE HILLSIDE SUBD. JLA SUBDIVISION LA VERNA HILLS LEA SUBDIVISION LICERALDE VILLAGE MAMAY VILLAGE ROSEVILLE SUBDIVISION ST ANTHONY VILLAGE SUMMER HILL SUBDIVISION URBAN NEIGHBORHOOD VICTORIA HEIGHTS VINCENT HEIGHTS PAMPANGA URBAN* SUMMERHILL

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. CR 38,800.00 CR 23,500.00 X 24,500.00 I 23,200.00 CR 24,800.00 CR 20,600.00 I 19,400.00 RR 13,300.00 RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR

14,300.00 18,200.00 19,200.00 11,400.00 11,000.00 16,800.00 7,200.00 8,300.00 8,300.00 9,500.00 8,300.00 7,100.00 7,100.00 8,300.00 12,000.00 6,400.00 10,500.00 15,400.00 4,800.00 6,000.00

NOTE: * New Subdivision ** To include new classification

VICINITY ALONG THE HIGHWAY ** BEACH FRONTS INTERIOR

SUBDIVISIONS: D.A. HOMES SUBD. DOÑA ASUNCION & DOÑA PAZ SUBD. MAGLANA SUBDIVISION PAMPANGA EXEC. HOMES (PEHA) SAN LORENZO VILLAGE SAN ROQUE VILLAGE SOFIA HIZON, ET AL. SUBDIVISION STO. DOMINGO II SUBDIVISION SUNRISE VILLAGE TANGRAM SUBD. (HIZON PROPERTY) DON LORENZO HOMES*

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. CR 36,400.00 I 30,000.00 CR 20,900.00 CR 24,000.00 I 19,900.00 RR 6,400.00 RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR

5,500.00 6,900.00 5,700.00 8,300.00 5,600.00 5,600.00 5,600.00 6,900.00 6,900.00 6,900.00 7,500.00

Notes: * New Subdivision ** To include new classification Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : BUHANGIN Zone/Barangay : VICENTE HIZON SR. STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM J.P. LAUREL AVE.

ALL OTHER LOTS

SUBDIVISIONS: BELEN HOMES SUBDIVISION DONNAS VILLE (Donnaville Subd) FORTUNE EXECUTIVE HOMES INSULAR VILLAGE (FILIPINAS FOUNDATION)(1 AND 2) LIZADA VILLAGE MODEL HOMES NOVA TIERRA VILLAGE NOVA TIERRA VILLAGE II NOVA TIERRA VILLAGE III PAMPANGA EXECUTIVE VILLAGE SAN VICENTE VILLAGE ST. ANTHONY SUBDIVISION STO. DOMINGO I SUBDIVISION

VICINITY

DON LUIS DENIA SUBD. DOÑA AURELIA VILLAGE DOÑA CARIDAD SUBD. DOÑA PAZ SUBDIVISION DOÑA PILAR SUBDIVISION DOÑA SALUD SUBD. EMI-VILLE SUBDIVISION GREENVILLE SUBD. HACIENDA HEIGHTS SUBD. LANDMARK VILLAGE I. II & III (FORMERLY LANDMARK VILLAGE III) LOUGEMAR VILLAGE MEDINA VILLAGE MERCEDES SUBDIVISION (MARCEDES SUBDIVISION) PAL CLOUD SUBD. PAL VILLAGE (PAL SUBDIVISION) PERALTA SUBDIVISION PLANE VIEW HEIGHTS SUBD. R, GONZALES VILLAGE RETA SUBDIVISION (DONA SALUD) RODRIGUEZ SUBD SAN JUAN VILLAGE II/SUBDIVISION SAN ROQUE VILLAGE SOCORRO VILLAGE SOUTHERN HOMES 4, 5 & 6 TANGRAM SUBDIVISION TIERRA VERDE SUBD. (TIERRA VERDE VILLAGE) - FROM CABANTIAN V. PICHON SUBDIVISION VILLAROSA SUBDIVISION SEAWIND DAMOSA LAND CONDO AREZZO CONDOMINIUM DEL CARMEN VILLAGE* FATIMA VILLAGE* JASA COMMUNITY* MUSLIM VILLAGE ORCHID HILLS PONTE VERDE* SAMMY UY VILLAGE* SAN VICENTE VILLAGE* SANTO ROSARIO* TIERRA NINO* VISTA VERDE II

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. ALONG THE HIWAY W/N BGY VICENTE HIZON EXCEPT INSULAR VILLAGE CR 36,400.00 * I 31,500.00 X 33,900.00 BEACH FRONTS CR 20,300.00 INTERIOR RR 6,900.00 CR 24,500.00 I 24,500.00 VICINITY

RR RR RR RR CR RR RR RR CR RR RR RR RR RR RR

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : BUHANGIN Zone/Barangay : TIGATTO

ALL OTHER LOTS

VICINITY ALONG THE ROAD (formerly Within Brgy. Tigatto) INTERIOR LOTS WITHIN BRGY TIGATTO ** ** (LOCAL) (EXPORT)

SUBDIVISIONS: ALTA MONTE I SUBD. ALTA MONTE II SUBD. DECA HOMES SUBDIVISION JADE VALLEY SUBD. JADE VALLEY I & II SUBD. JULIVILLE SUBD. LADECCO SUBDIVISION SAN ISIDRO LABRADOR HOUSING ASSOCIATION STO. NINO HILLSIDE SUBD. VICTORS ESTATE SUBDIVISION VICTORS PLACE SUBDIVISION VICTORS VALLEY SUBDIVISION NARRA PARK CELERINA HEIGHTS HIDALGO HOMES NCCC RELOCATION* NORTHTOWN ZRU VILLAGE*

STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM J.P. LAUREL AVE.

AIRPORT ROAD BANGOY

INTERIOR

SUBDIVISIONS: AIR VIEW SUBD. BANGOY SUBDIVISION BAY VIEW HEIGHTS SUBD. BEL AIR VILLAGE CABAYUGAN III SUBD. CRYSTAL MEADOWS SUBD. DAVAO EMPRESS SUBD. DE GUZMAN VILLAGE DON LORENZO HOMES

5,800.00 7,800.00 7,800.00 7,800.00 6,100.00 8,000.00 8,000.00 8,000.00 8,000.00

STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM CP GARCIA HIGHWAY (formerly along the road) ALL OTHER LOTS

VICINITY WITHIN BRGY. WAAN ** WITHIN BRGY WAAN PROPER ** **

INTERIOR WITHIN BRGY WAAN

(LOCAL) (EXPORT)

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. CR 13,000.00 I 9,500.00 CR 7,700.00 I 6,000.00 X 2,500.00 RR 2,300.00 RR 2,000.00 A1 300.00 A2 300.00 A4 300.00 A11 300.00 A14 300.00 A14 300.00 A16 300.00 A19 300.00 A26 300.00 A35 300.00 A42 300.00 A43 300.00 A44 300.00 A48 300.00 A50 300.00 RR

3,900.00

Notes: * New Subdivision ** To include new classification

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : BUNAWAN DISTRICT Zone/Barangay : LASANG STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM TAMBONGON-MADUAO

(INTENSIVE FISHPOND) (SIMPLE FISHPOND) (LOCAL) (EXPORT)

NAZARIO K NAVARRO SUBDIVISION PUBLIC LAND SUBD. BUCANA** CROSSING LICANAN** GEMINI** LIBRA**

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. A6 480.00 A6 380.00 A14 330.00 A14 350.00 A16 280.00 A19 300.00 A23 300.00 A26 300.00 A35 300.00 A42 400.00 A43 280.00 A44 300.00 A47 280.00 A48 300.00 A50 270.00 RR 2,600.00 RR 2,600.00 RR 2,400.00 RR 2,400.00 RR 2,400.00 RR 2,400.00

NOTES: *To include new classification **New Subdivision Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : BUNAWAN DISTRICT Zone/Barangay : BUNAWAN (POBLACION) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM DAVAO-AGUSAN ROAD

TAGUROT ROAD WHARF AREA

ALL OTHER STREETS (formerly All Other Lots)

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. ALL LOTS ALONG THE HIGHWAY AND 500M INWARD CR 7,300.00 FROM THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY X 6,800.00 I 7,400.00 * RR 4,000.00 A4 340.00 A6 420.00 A11 290.00 (LOCAL) A14 280.00 (EXPORT) A14 290.00 A16 290.00 A19 290.00 A25 290.00 A26 290.00 A31 420.00 A35 290.00 A42 390.00 A43 290.00 A44 290.00 A48 290.00 A50 270.00 ALL LOTS ALONG THIS RD W/IN CR 5,800.00 500 METERS FR THE NATIONAL ROAD RR 2,600.00 ALL LOTS BEYOND 500 METERS FROM RR 4,000.00 NATIONAL ROAD UP TO SHORE AREA CR 5,300.00 I 5,400.00 BEACH FRONTS CR 8,300.00 I 7,900.00 SHORELINE A39 7,000.00 CR 4,600.00 RR 2,400.00 * I 4,800.00 A2 270.00 A4 270.00 A6 340.00 A11 340.00 (LOCAL) A14 340.00 (EXPORT) A14 370.00 A16 270.00 A19 270.00 A26 270.00 A32 340.00 A35 270.00 A43 270.00 A44 270.00 A48 270.00 A50 240.00 VICINITY

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : BUNAWAN DISTRICT Zone/Barangay : BUNAWAN (POBLACION) (CONTINUATION) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

VICINITY

SUBDIVISIONS: BAYANIHAN HOMES BLESSED HOMES CALDERON SUBDIVISION FATIMA VILLAGE NEAREST LANDMARK IS BOSQUE GEMINI URBAN POOR HOMEOWNERS INABANGGA VILLAGE NAT’L HIGHWAY (SEA SHORE SIDE) JERA SUBD. MILAGROS SUBD. MILLENIUM SUBD. PEREZ SUBDIVISION PROMISE LAND/BUNAWAN PROMISED LAND SAI ROBERN SUBDIVISION (ROBEM SUBD) SALES SUBDIVISION (SALAS SUBD) VILLAROSA SUBD. NAGKABU KM. 25 BUNAWAN VILLAG ASSOCIATION,INC. BOSQUE* DAMANA INTO VILLAGE* DIVINE MERCY HOA* JIRAH SETTLERS ASSOCIATION* LANDLESS OF BUNAWAN HOA* LIBRA * LIMSO VILLAGE* NABANGA VILLAGE* STO. ROSARIO VILLAGE*

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR

2,400.00 2,400.00 2,400.00 2,400.00 2,400.00 2,400.00 2,400.00 2,400.00 2,400.00 2,400.00 2,400.00 2,900.00 2,400.00 2,900.00 2,400.00 2,400.00 2,400.00 2,400.00 2,400.00 2,400.00 2,400.00 2,400.00 2,400.00 2,400.00 2,400.00

NOTES: *New Subdivision VICINITY LOTS 500 METERS BOTH SIDES FROM NATIONAL HIGHWAY

DAVAO-AGUSAN NATIONAL HIGHWAY ALL LOTS ALONG THE HIGHWAY 500 M FROM LASANG BRIDGE TOWARDS BUNAWAN

ALL OTHER STREETS (FORMERLY ALL OTHER LOTS)

VICINITY

NOTES: *To include new classification

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : BUHANGIN Zone/Barangay : WAAN

SUBDIVISION: CAMAMARA*

RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR

6,900.00 6,900.00 6,200.00 4,200.00 4,200.00 4,200.00 4,200.00 3,700.00 4,200.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 12,700.00 9,700.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 15,500.00 3,800.00

NOTE: * New Subdivision ** To include new classification

6,900.00 11,400.00 9,700.00 40,800.00 43,800.00 7,400.00 8,300.00 14,300.00 17,000.00 11,500.00 9,800.00 8,300.00 7,200.00 7,200.00 7,200.00

4TH REV. CLASSIVICINITY ZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. ALONG THE ROAD WITHIN BARANGAY SASA CR 36,400.00 X 33,900.00 I 35,000.00 CR 24,400.00 X 24,400.00 INTERIOR (FORMERLY NO VICINITY) RR 9,200.00 BACK OF THE SCHOOL RR 8,200.00 BEACH FRONTS CR 19,700.00 I 17,300.00 RR 6,900.00 CR 19,700.00 I 21,800.00

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. CR 5,100.00 X 6,700.00 RR 3,900.00 RR 3,500.00 CR 5,200.00 I 4,700.00 RR 3,100.00 A14 380.00 A14 380.00 A50 530.00 RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR

NOTES: * To include new classification Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : BUHANGIN Zone/Barangay : SASA

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. RR 8,000.00 RR 8,000.00 RR 8,000.00 RR 8,000.00 RR 8,000.00 RR 8,000.00 RR 8,000.00 RR 8,000.00 RR 8,000.00 RR 8,000.00 RR 8,000.00 RR 8,000.00 RR 8,000.00 RR 8,000.00 RR 8,000.00 RR 8,000.00 RR 8,000.00 RR 8,000.00 RR 8,000.00 RR 8,000.00 RR 8,000.00 RR 4,900.00 RR 8,000.00 RR 8,000.00 RR 8,000.00 RR 8,000.00 RR 8,000.00 RR 8,000.00 RC 76,300.00 CC 91,300.00 RC 63,800.00 CC 72,800.00 RR 5,000.00 RR 5,000.00 RR 5,000.00 RR 5,000.00 RR 10,700.00 RR 10,700.00 RR 5,000.00 RR 5,000.00 RR 5,000.00 RR 5,000.00 RR 5,000.00

B5

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : BUNAWAN DISTRICT Zone/Barangay : LASANG (Continuation)

Notes: * New Subdivision

TIGATTO - MANDUG RD. (formerly Along the Road)

STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

ALL OTHER LOTS

STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : BUHANGIN Zone/Barangay : PAMPANGA

J. P. LAUREL AVE. (formerly All Other Lots)

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : BUHANGIN Zone/Barangay : SASA

TUESDAY, December 7, 2021

INTERIOR LOTS (within 500M from the highway) (500M and above from the highway)

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. CR 7,400.00 RR 3,600.00 * I 5,900.00 RR 5,300.00 CR 8,400.00 X 6,800.00 I 7,900.00 CR 5,400.00 RR 2,900.00 CR 4,300.00 * CR 4,200.00 * I 4,200.00 RR 2,400.00 A4 300.00

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : BUNAWAN DISTRICT Zone/Barangay : GATUNGAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALL LOTS

NOTES: *To include new classification

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. W/IN 500M OF ANY GOVT INST SCHOOL CR 4,800.00 BARANGAY HALL & PRIVATE INSTITUTION X 4,300.00 * I 3,600.00 RR 1,800.00 (EXPORT) A14 450.00 A50 410.00 VICINITY

B6

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 113B - EAST DAVAO CITY

TUESDAY, December 7, 2021

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : BUNAWAN DISTRICT Zone/Barangay : ILANG

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : BUNAWAN DISTRICT Zone/Barangay : PANACAN (Continuation)

STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALL LOTS

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV.

VICINITY ALONG THE HIGHWAY

RR

2,600.00

SAN LORENZO RUIZ VILLAGE

RR

2,600.00

CELEDONIA SUBDIVISION

RR

2,600.00

STO. NIÑO VILLAGE

RR

2,600.00

Sarmiento Subd to HOLCIM (Bacnotan Creek)

I

12,000.00

DAVAO EMPRESS SUBD.

RR

3,700.00

TIBUNGCO RESIDENTIAL SUBD.

RR

2,600.00

HOLCIM (Bacnotan Creek) to Manganian Village *

I

8,800.00

DONA CARIDAD VILLAGE

RR

2,600.00

VALDEZ VILLAGE

PUROK 3

RR

2,600.00

RR

5,500.00

DONA CONSUELO VILLAGE

RR

2,600.00

ZONTA VILLAGE(ZONTA)

PUROK 5

RR

2,600.00

CR

5,600.00

DONA MERCEDES VILLAGE

RR

3,400.00

ZULUAGA VILLAGE

ALONG ACACIA-ILANG ROAD

RR

2,600.00

X

4,200.00

DREAM VILLAGE

RR

2,900.00

SECRET VALLEY HOA

RR

2,600.00

I

7,600.00

ESTORES VILLAGE

RR

3,200.00

CENTENNIAL VILLAGE**

RR

2,400.00

RR

2,600.00

GOLDEN HILLS VILLAGE 1-6

RR

3,100.00

GREEN PASTURES**

RR

2,400.00

CR

8,800.00

GREENHILLS HOME-

KABAYAN**

RR

2,400.00

X

6,900.00

OWNERS ASSOC. 1

LOURDES CARMELITE**

RR

2,400.00

I

12,000.00

GREENHILLS HOME-

MEDSA-CANADA GK VILLAGE 1 **

RR

2,400.00

RR

4,700.00

OWNERS ASSOC. 2

A39

4,200.00

JASA COMMUNITY SUBD.

BEACH FRONTS

CR

8,900.00

I INTERIOR LOTS

RR

ALL LOTS WITHIN THIS AREA

ALONG ACACIA-ILANG ROAD MINDOACO AND NAT’L HIGHWAY

UPPER MALAGAMOT

RR

2,900.00

UPPER MALAGAMOT

RR

2,900.00

MOUNTAIN VIEW ALCANTARA**

RR

2,400.00

NEAR NAT’L HIGHWAY (GOING TO SEA SIDE)

RR

3,400.00

VICENTE GLORIA VILLAGE **

RR

2,400.00

L.S. SARMIENTO VILLAGE

RR

3,700.00

9,800.00

LAND MARK I SUBDIVISION

RR

3,400.00

2,400.00

LAND MARK II SUBDIVISION (2)

RR

3,400.00

CR

2,900.00

LUZVILLE SUBDIVISION

RR

3,400.00

X

2,600.00

MALAGAMOT DACUDAO VILLAGE

RR

2,400.00

MALAGAMOT DOÑA CONSUELO

RR

2,400.00

A50

340.00

RR

4,000.00

RR

4,000.00

OWNERS ASSOC. SUBD.

RR

2,900.00

RR

3,400.00

NEW PARADISE VILLAGE

RR

2,400.00

RR

3,400.00

PALM RIDGE SUBD

RR

3,200.00

RR

3,900.00

PANACAN RELOCATION

RR

2,900.00

RR

3,900.00

PIZARRO VILLAGE

RR

2,600.00

PMPCVILLAGE

RR

2,600.00

SAN ISIDRO HOMEOWNERS

MALUPIHA HOMEUPPER MALAGAMOT

MINDOACO AND NAT’L HIGHWAY

RR

3,900.00

REMCO VILLAGE

RR

2,600.00

ALONG ACACIA-ILANG ROAD

RR

3,200.00

S. SARMIENTO VILLAGE

RR

3,600.00

SAN JUAN SUBD.

RR

2,600.00

SARMIENTO SUBDIVISIONS

RR

3,300.00

SQUATTERS RELOCATION AREA

RR

2,600.00

(NEAR AMPARO HOMES) TIBUNGCO RESSETLEMENT

ALONG ACACIA-ILANG ROAD

VICENTE GLORIA VILLAGE

ALONG ACACIA-ILANG ROAD GOING

RR

TO NAT’L HIGHWAY

2,700.00

RR

3,200.00

ST. MICHAEL SUBD.

RR

2,600.00

RR

3,200.00

STO. NIÑO SUBDIVISION

RR

2,900.00

BUGAC ILANG**

RR

2,500.00

SUNRISE VILLAGE/SUN CITY

RR

2,600.00

CABAYUGAN 4 HOA**

RR

2,500.00

TIERRA NIÑO VILLAGE

RR

2,900.00

DREAM VILLAGE**

RR

2,500.00

TOPVILLE UNITED SUBD.

RR

2,600.00

HILLSIDE HOA**

RR

2,500.00

VETERANS VILLAGE

RR

2,600.00

JUSTINA BABAO SUBDIVISION**

RR

2,500.00

VISTA VERDE VILL. I

RR

4,800.00

KOBBLER HOA**

RR

2,500.00

VISTA VERDE VILL. II

RR

4,800.00

MEDSA-CANADA GK VILLAGE I**

RR

2,500.00

MALAGAMOT HOUSING ASSOCIATION

RR

2,900.00

OCEANVIEW**

RR

2,500.00

PANACAN ROADSIDE HOAI

RR

2,900.00

OVERVIEW 2 HOA**

RR

2,500.00

BENJAMIN HILLS HOAI, PHASE 11

RR

2,900.00

DON RAMON VILLAGE HOA*

RR

2,500.00

PANACAN RIVERSIDE HOA*

RR

2,500.00

*To include new classification

SAN MIGUEL VILLAGE*

RR

2,500.00

** New Subdivision

SAPAMA HOA*

RR

2,500.00

SPDA*

RR

2,500.00

VALLE VERDE

RR

2,500.00

VETERANS HOA*

RR

2,500.00

ZULUAGA VILLAGE

ALONG ACACIA-ILANG ROAD

NOTES:

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : BUNAWAN DISTRICT Zone/Barangay : MAHAYAG STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BUNAWAN-MAHAYAG ROAD

MAHAYAG PROPER

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV.

VICINITY LOTS W/IN 500M CHARVERSON WOOD

CR

9,900.00

INDUSTRIAL CORP/BUHISAN VILLAGE TO CROSSING MAHAYAG RD

RR

3,600.00

Daang Maharlika/ Davao- Agusan Highway to Genesis HOA

I

6,400.00

Genesis HOA to Fatima Village *

I

6,500.00

X

6,400.00

BEYOND CHARVERSON WOOD IND’L CORP

RR

2,400.00

ALL LOTS W/IN 500 METERS IN ANY GOV’T.

RR

2,400.00

BLDGS SCHOOL, BRG HALL & OTHERS

X

2,600.00

RR

2,400.00

KM. 14

NOTES:

STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

GENESIS HOA SUBD

ALL LOTS

ALONG THE ROD * *

6,800.00

I

3,700.00

X

3,800.00

RR

2,400.00

CR

4,800.00

I

2,700.00

400.00 400.00

(EXPORT)

A14

400.00

RR

2,300.00

A50

300.00

A50

360.00

RR

2,400.00

OVERVIEW SUBD.

RR

2,600.00

PLAIN VIEW

RR

2,600.00

CR

3,600.00

NEW MILLENIUM VILLAGE**

RR

2,400.00

SAN ISIDRO **

RR

2,400.00

SAN MIGUEL**

RR

2,400.00

RR

CROSSING MAHAYAG ROAD

RR

INTERIOR * *

New Millenium Village to Panabo City Boundary *

2,400.00

NEW MAHAYAG NEW MAHAYAG HOA SUBD

CR

A4

PUROK 10, LILO-AN, BRGY MAHAYAG

2,400.00

CERTAIN GUIDELINES IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ZONAL VALUATION OF REAL PROPERTIES FOR RDO NO. 113B - EAST DAVAO CITY

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV.

A14

GENESIS HOMEOWNERS SUBD.

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : BUNAWAN DISTRICT Zone/Barangay : COLOSAS, FATIMA, LUMIAD, MABUHAY, MALABOG, MAPULA, PANDAITAN, PAQUIBATO (POB.), PARADISE EMBAK, SALAPAWAN, SUMIMAO and TAPAK 4TH REV. STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CLASSIVICINITY ZV/SQ.M. CONDOMINIUM FICATION FINAL REV. ALL LOTS RR 600.00 CR 700.00 I 600.00 X 600.00 A2 200.00 A4 190.00 A11 190.00 (LOCAL) A14 180.00 (EXPORT) A14 200.00 A16 180.00 A18 180.00 A19 180.00 A20 180.00 A21 180.00 A22 180.00 A23 180.00 A25 180.00 A26 180.00 A35 180.00 RESORT A40 2,080.00 A43 180.00 A44 180.00 A48 180.00 A50 150.00

2.

b.) THE PREDOMINANT USE OF OTHER CLASSIFICATION OF PROPERTIES LOCATED IN A STREET/BARANGAY/ZONE, REGARDLESS OF ACTUAL USE SHALL BE CONSIDERED FOR PURPOSES OF ZONAL VALUATION. 3.

a.) A CONDOMINIUM CERTIFICATE OF TITLE (CCT), THE ZONAL VALUE OF THE LAND AND THE IMPROVEMENTS SHALL BE TREATED AS ONE; OR

** New Subdivision

ALL LOTS

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV.

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD **

INTERIOR

CR

3,800.00

I

3,600.00

STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

VICINITY

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV.

X

3,200.00

ALL LOTS

ALONG NATIONAL HIGHWAY

CR

8,600.00

2,200.00

(FORMERLY ALL OTHER LOTS)

DaangMaharlika/ Davao- Agusan Highway *

CR

6,800.00

**

CR

3,600.00

Budbud Road *

CR

6,100.00

**

I

2,600.00

RR

4,000.00

RR

2,200.00

I

4,700.00

A50

280.00

X

4,800.00

ASERA*

RR

2,500.00

A4

300.00

BAYANIHAN HOA*

RR

2,500.00

A16

300.00

BONG-BONG RELOCATION*

RR

2,500.00

MALUPIHA HOA*

RR

2,500.00

MEDSA-CANADA GK VILLAGE*

RR

2,500.00

A50

270.00

CR

4,400.00

RR

2,700.00

I

4,300.00

X

4,000.00

ALL LOTS WITHIN 500 METER IN

CR

7,200.00

THE WHARF AREA

X

5,500.00

I

6,300.00

BEACH FRONT

CR

7,500.00

INTERIOR LOTS

NOTES: WHARF AREA

** To include new classification Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : BUNAWAN DISTRICT Zone/Barangay : PANACAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY

VICINITY ALL LOTS ALONG THIS ROAD WITHIN 500 METERS FROM NATIONAL ROAD FROM KM 13 TO ILANG BOUNDARY INTERIOR

MALAGAMOT ROAD PANACAN DIVERSION ROAD

ALL LOTS ALONG THIS ROAD WITHIN 500 METERS INTERIOR

BEACH FRONT

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV. CR 14,900.00 X 12,600.00 I 11,300.00 CR 9,400.00 I 6,200.00 RR 3,200.00 I 5,500.00 CR 8,400.00 CR 10,900.00 X 7,500.00 I 7,900.00 CR 5,300.00 RR 4,000.00 X 4,600.00 I 4,800.00 A39 7,690.00 A40 7,750.00 A50 480.00 CR 8,500.00 I

8,300.00

b.) A TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE (TCT), THE LAND AND IMPROVEMENT SHALL BE GIVEN SEPARATE VALUES, i.e. ZONAL VALUE/GROSS SELLING PRICE/FAIR MARKET VALUE PER LATEST TAX DECLARATION WHICHEVER IS HIGHER AND, IN THE ABSENCE OF ZONAL VALUATION, PROPERTY SHALL BE VALUED PURSUANT TO RAMO 2-91.

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : BUNAWAN DISTRICT Zone/Barangay : TIBUNGCO

RR

*New Subdivision

I

6,400.00

A39

5,700.00

ALINGIT(ALIBGIT)

PUROK 11 (SHORE AREA)

RR

2,600.00

BAG-ONG HULAGWAY

BUHISAN

RR

2,600.00

BARRIGA SUBD.

RR

2,600.00

CAL VILLAGE

PUROK 4

RR

2,600.00

CALVO VILLAGE

PUROK 2

RR

2,600.00

GLORIA VICENTA SUBD.

PUROK 4

RR

2,600.00

RR

2,600.00

JUSTINA BABAO SUBD KASILAK VILLAGE

ZONAL VALUES OF CONDOMINIUM UNIT/TOWNHOUSE: IF THE TITLE OF A PARTICULAR CONDOMINIUM UNIT/TOWNHOUSE IS -

*To include new classification

STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

PREDOMINANT USE OF PROPERTY. a.) ALL REAL PROPERTIES, REGARDLESS OF ACTUAL USE, LOCATED IN A STREET/BARANGAY/ZONE, THE USE OF WHICH ARE PREDOMINANTLY COMMERCIAL SHALL BE CLASSIFIED AS “COMMERCIAL” FOR PURPOSES OF ZONAL VALUATION

NOTES:

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : BUNAWAN DISTRICT Zone/Barangay: MUDIANG

NO ZONAL VALUE HAS BEEN PRESCRIBED FOR A PARTICULAR CLASSIFICATION IN A PARTICULAR STREET/SUBDIVISION IN A BARANGAY, THE ZONAL VALUE PRESCRIBED FOR THE SAME CLASSIFICATION OF REAL PROPERTY LOCATED IN THE OTHER STREET/SUBDIVISION WITHIN THE SAME BARANGAY OF SIMILAR CONDITIONS SHALL BE USED; AND

b.) NO ZONAL VALUE HAS BEEN PRESCRIBED FOR A PARTICULAR CLASSIFICATION OF REAL PROPERTY IN ONE BARANGAY, THE ZONAL VALUE PRESCRIBED FOR THE SAME CLASSIFICATION OF REAL PROPERTY LOCATED IN AN ADJACENT BARANGAY OF SIMILAR CONDITIONS SHALL BE USED.

NOTES: *To include new classification

NO ZONAL VALUE HAS BEEN PRESCRIBED FOR A PARTICULAR CLASSIFICATION OF REAL PROPERTY WHEREIN THE APPROVED SCHEDULE OF ZONAL VALUES FOR A PARTICULAR BARANGAY a.)

VICINITY

*To include new classification ** New Subdivision

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : BUNAWAN DISTRICT Zone/Barangay : SAN ISIDRO (PIATOS)

(LOCAL)

DMC GAWAD KALINGA SUBD.

NOTES:

1.

*New Subdivision

& PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS ALL OTHER LOTS

PUROK 4

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV.

C. VILLAGE

PISIAN VILLAGE

STO. NINO VILLAGE

VICINITY

6,400.00

DE DIOS SUBDIVISION

ASSOCIATION

STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

9,900.00

AMPARO VILLAGE

PANUTUNGAN VILLAGE 1

4TH REV. CLASSIZV/SQ.M. FICATION FINAL REV.

X

AMPARO HOMES CAL VILLAGE 1

VICINITY

CR

INTERIOR LOTS

WHARF AREA

STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

Province : DAVAO DEL SUR City/Municipality : DAVAO CITY District : BUNAWAN DISTRICT Zone/Barangay : TIBUNGCO (Continuation)

PUROK 5

RR

2,600.00

MANGANIAN VILLAGE (MANGAMAN) PUROK 1

RR

2,600.00

MARIETTA VILLAGE/SUBDIVISION

PUROK 5A

RR

2,600.00

NHA CAL VILLAGE

PUROK 4

RR

2,600.00

NHA RELOCATION SITE

PUROK 3A

RR

2,900.00

RR

2,600.00

PABLO LABUGIN VILLAGE PANUNTUNGAN SUBD./VILLAGE

PUROK 15

RR

2,600.00

PENA VILLAGE/PINA VILLAGE

PUROK 4

RR

2,600.00

PEREZ SUBDIVISION

PUROK 5

RR

2,600.00

PUBLIC LAND SUBD. (PUBLIC LAND) MANPOWER AREA (TESDA)

RR

2,600.00

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DIVISION OF A BARANGAY IN THE EVENT THAT AN EXISTING BARANGAY IS DIVIDED INTO TWO OR MORE BARANGAYS, THE ZONAL VALUE PRESCRIBED FOR THE EXISTING BARANGAY SHALL BE USED FOR THE NEWLY CREATED BARANGAY

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PARKING SLOT (PS) IF NO ZONAL VALUE HAS BEEN PRESCRIBED FOR PARKING SLOTS, THE VALUE SHOULD BE 60% OF THE AMOUNT OF THE UNIT SOLD

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INSTITUTION (X) THESE ARE AREAS FOR SCHOOL, HOSPITAL AND CHURCHES. IF NO ZONAL VALUE HAS BEEN PRESCRIBED, THE COMMERCIAL VALUE OF THE PROPERTY NEAREST TO THE INSTITUTION, WITHIN THE SAME BARANGAY AND STREET SHALL BE USED

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ZONAL VALUE OR FMV ESTABLISHED IN THE SCHEDULE OF VALUES OF ASSESSORS. THE ZONAL VALUES ESTABLISHED HEREIN SHALL APPLY IN COMPUTING ALL INTERNAL REVENUE TAXES (i.e. CAPITAL GAINS, CREDITABLE WITHHOLDING, ESTATE, DONOR’S AND DOCUEMNTARY STAMP TAXES) DUE ON SALES, EXCHANGES, OR OTHER DISPOSITIONS OF REAL PROPERTY. PROVIDED , THAT THE SAME IS HIGHER THAN (1) THE FAIR MARKET VALUES AS SHOWN IN THE SCHEDULE OF VALUES OF THE PROVINCIAL AND CITY ASSESSORS (i.e. LATEST TAX DECLARATION) AND (2) THE GROSS SELLING PRICE AS SHOWN IN THE DULY NOTARIZED DOCUMENT OF SALE OR EXCHANGE AT THE TIME OF SALE OR EXCHANGE. PROVIDED, HOWEVER, THAT THE VALUE OF PROPERTY TO BE USED IN COMPUTING ESTATE AND DONOR’S TAXES SHALL BE (1) THE FAIR MARKET VALUE AS DETERMINED BY THE COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE (i.e. ZONAL VALUES) OR (2.) THE FAIR MARKET VALUE AS SHOWN IN THE SCHEDULE OF VALUES OF THE PROVINCIAL/CITY/ MUNICIPAL ASSESSOR, WHICHEVER IS HIGHER.

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ERLIN— Germany’s parliament will officially elect Olaf Scholz on Wednesday as the country’s next chancellor, bringing the curtain down on Angela Merkel’s 16-year reign and ushering in a new political era with the centre-left in charge.

Scholz led his Social Democrats to victory against Merkel’s conservative CDU-CSU bloc in an epochal election in September, as the veteran chancellor prepared to leave politics after four consecutive terms in office.

Together with the Greens and the liberal Free Democrats, Scholz’s SPD managed in a far shorter time than ex-

pected to forge a coalition that aspires to make Germany greener and fairer.

“I want the 20s to be a time of new beginnings,” Scholz told Die Zeit weekly, declaring an ambition to push forward “the biggest industrial modernization which will be capable of stopping climate change caused by mankind”.

The center-left’s return to power in

Europe’s biggest economy could shift the balance on a continent still reeling from Brexit and with the other major player, France, heading into presidential elections in 2022.

But even before it took office, Scholz’s “traffic-light” coalition—named after the three parties’ colors—was already given a baptism of fire in the form of a fierce fourth wave of the coronavirus pandemic.

‘No red lines’ With intensive care beds running out in some regions and a rampant rise in infection numbers showing no signs of abating, Scholz and his new team have been pressed—including by Merkel—to

agree new curbs even before they are sworn in by parliament.

After Austria set the example and with Germany struggling to boost stagnating vaccination numbers, the parties also came under pressure to make an about-turn on a pledge made earlier in the pandemic not to make vaccinations compulsory.

Scholz has since spoken out in favour of mandatory vaccination, saying he wanted MPs to vote on the issue before year’s end with a view of implementing it in February.

“For my government, there are no red lines on what must be done. We’re ruling nothing out,” he told Die Zeit.

“That’s not something we can do dur-

Putin to land in India with eye on ties

Gov’ts help arms firms avoid COVID slump: report STOCKHOLM—The world’s biggest weapons manufacturers largely avoided the economic downturn caused by COVID-19 and recorded a growth in profits last year for the sixth year in a row, according to a report published on Monday.

Governments around the world have continued to buy arms during the pandemic and some also passed measures to help their big weapons firms, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI).

Overall, the 100 top weapons firms saw their profits rise by 1.3 percent on 2019 to a record $531 billion, despite the global economy contracting by more than three percent.

“Military manufacturers were largely shielded by sustained government demand for military goods and services,” said SIPRI researcher Alexandra Marksteiner in the institute’s annual assessment of arms companies.

“In much of the world, military spending grew and some governments even accelerated payments to the arms industry in order to mitigate the impact of the Covid-19 crisis.”

The top five arms firms were all from the United States, LockheedMartin—which counts F-35 fighter jets and various types of missiles among its bestsellers—consolidating its first place with sales of $58.2 billion.

Britain’s BAE Systems, in sixth position, was the highest-placed European firm, just ahead of three Chinese groups.

“The rise of China as a major arms producer has been driven by its aim to become more self-reliant in weapons production and by the implementation of ambitious modernisation programmes,” the report said. AFP

France prexy bet hurt amid rally marred by brawl PARIS—French far-right presidential candidate Eric Zemmour was left lightly injured after being assaulted at his first campaign rally on Sunday where fighting also broke out during his speech in front of thousands of supporters.

The 63-year-old author and television commentator suffered a wrist injury when a man grabbed him violently as he made his way towards the stage at a giant exhibition centre northeast of Paris on Sunday afternoon, an aide told AFP. The rally was his first official campaign event since his announcement on Tuesday that he would seek to unseat centrist President Emmanuel Macron in next April’s election.

“The stakes are huge: if I win it will be the start of winning back the most beautiful country in the world,” Zemmour told the crowd in Villepinte which cheered his anti-immigration rhetoric loudly.

Shortly after he started speaking, fighting broke out and chairs were thrown at activists who stood up with “No to Racism” written on their Tshirts.

“We wanted to do a non-violent protest,” Aline Kremer from the group SOS Racisme, which organised the stunt, told AFP. “People jumped on them and started hitting them.”

A crew from the popular but critical Quotidien nightly TV news show was also booed and briefly removed by security, with hostility to the media a feature of Zemmour’s and other speeches at the event. AFP

ing a huge natural disaster or a health catastrophe like a pandemic.”

Balancing act Dubbed “the discreet” by left-leaning daily TAZ, Scholz, 63, is often described as austere or robotic.

But he also has a reputation for being a meticulous workhorse.

An experienced hand in government, Scholz was labor minister in Merkel’s first coalition from 2007 to 2009 before taking over as vice-chancellor and finance minister in 2015.

Yet his three-party-alliance is the first such mix at the federal level, as the FDP is not a natural partner for the SPD or the Greens. AFP

BURIED ALIVE. Members of a search and rescue team dig for victims at the Sumberwuluh village on December 6 in Lumajang, Indonesia following a volcanic eruption from Mount Semeru that killed at least 14 people. AFP

Bob Dole—WWII hero, veteran US solon—dies at 98 WASHINGTON—Bob Dole, who battled back from being severely wounded in World War II to become a five-term US senator and the Republican Party’s 1996 presidential nominee, died on Sunday at the age of 98.

As tributes poured in for the veteran politician, President Joe Biden paid respect to his “friend” and “an American statesman like few in our history” by ordering flags to fly at half-staff on federal grounds through Thursday.

Dole died in his sleep early Sunday morning, according to the Elizabeth Dole Foundation, which is named after his wife. The longtime senator had disclosed in February that he was being treated for stage four lung cancer.

“America has lost one of its heroes, our family has lost its rock,” his family said in a statement. “Our grief is soft-

In this file photo taken on October 16, 2007, former US Senator Bob Dole speaks in the Rose Garden of the White House in Washington, DC. AFP

ened by our gratitude for having shared in so vibrant a life.”

Dole captured the Republican White House nomination on his third attempt in 1996, but went on to lose the race to Democrat Bill Clinton—20 years after losing the 1976 election as Gerald

Ford’s running mate.

A conservative and fiercely partisan Republican who campaigned for reining in government, Dole also had a pragmatic streak and sponsored bipartisan legislation during his 35 years in Congress.

He played a key role in the expansion of the food stamp program in the 1970s, the extension of the Voting Rights Act in 1982 and the adoption of the Americans with Disabilities Act in 1990.

Dole was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest US civilian honor, by Clinton in 1997.

Born July 22, 1923, Robert Joseph Dole grew up in the prairie town of Russell, Kansas, and presented himself as a plain-spoken, unpretentious man of action, rather than one of lofty ideals and soaring rhetoric. AFP

NEW DELHI—Russian President Vladimir Putin will arrive in India on Monday for just his second overseas trip since the pandemic, seeking to bolster military and energy ties with a traditional ally being courted by Washington.

In its efforts to address a rising China, Washington has set up the QUAD security dialogue with India, Japan, and Australia, raising concerns in both Beijing and Moscow.

India was close to the Soviet Union during the Cold War, a relationship that has endured, with New Delhi calling it a “special and privileged strategic partnership”.

“The friendship between India and Russia has stood the test of time,” Modi told Putin at a virtual summit in September. “You have always been a great friend of India.”

It is only the Russian leader’s second trip abroad since the coronavirus pandemic began—he skipped both the G20 and COP26 summits this year— after a June summit with US President Joe Biden in Geneva.

“It’s hugely symbolic,” said Nandan Unnikrishnan from New Delhi-based Observer Research Foundation think tank.

“It’s indicative how they do not want the relationship to stagnate or slow down for want of something from the Russian side.”

But Putin has to contend with complex regional dynamics, with tensions mounting between India and Russia’s traditional ally China following deadly clashes in a disputed Himalayan region.

“Russia’s influence in the region is very limited,” said Tatiana Belousova of OP Jindal Global University in Haryana, “mostly because of its close ties with China and unwillingness to act in dissonance with the Chinese regional interests.” AFP

13 civilians killed by security forces in India’s northeast Nagaland state NEW DELHI—Indian security forces killed 13 civilians in the northeastern state of Nagaland after firing on a truck and later shooting at a crowd that gathered to protest the attack, police said Sunday.

Troops shot dead six laborers returning to their homes on Saturday afternoon in Mon district, near the Myanmar border, after setting up an ambush for insurgents they believed were operating in the area.

Family members and villagers later went looking for the missing men and confronted the troops after finding the bodies.

“This is where a confrontation happened between the two sides, and the security personnel fired, killing seven more people,” Nagaland police officer Sandeep M. Tamgadge told AFP. Tamgadge said the situation in the district was “very tense right now”,

with nine other civilians wounded in the second incident being treated in local hospitals.

The Indian army said in a statement one of its soldiers had died during the confrontation, with an unspecified number of troops wounded.

It added soldiers were acting on “credible intelligence” that insurgents were operating in the area and had laid an ambush to intercept them.

“The cause of the unfortunate loss of lives is being investigated at the highest level and appropriate action will be taken as per the course of law,” the statement said.

Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio appealed for calm and announced an investigation into the event.

“The unfortunate incident leading to killing of civilians at Oting, Mon is highly condemnable,” he said on Twitter. “Appeal for peace from all sections.” AFP

MATCHING THE SKY. Students from National Dong Hwa University paint a wall outside an air force base in Hualien, Taiwan on December 6. AFP

ROYAL PRESENCE. Japan’s Emperor Naruhito takes part in the opening ceremony of the Extraordinary Diet session in Tokyo on December 6. AFP

Media: Former FARC leader killed in Venezuela BOGOTA—A dissident former leader of the FARC guerrillas was shot dead in Venezuela by other rebels, Colombian media reported Sunday.

Citing Colombian and Venezuelan intelligence sources, several newspapers said Hernan Dario Velasquez, nicknamed “El Paisa” (“The Peasant”), had been ambushed in the state of Apure, on the border with Colombia.

Neither the Colombian nor the Venezuelan government have confirmed the reports. The Colombian military also told the media it had no knowledge of the reported killing.

Feared during his years at the head of an elite armed team in the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), Velasquez moved away from the rebel group in 2018, two years after the signing of a peace deal with the Colombian government.

He was infamous for his armed attacks, including a car bombing that killed 36 people and wounded dozens of others in February 2003 in Bogota.

Some 13,000 guerrillas have surrendered their arms since the signing of the peace pact in 2016, and the FARC has since transformed into a minority political party.

Violence nevertheless persists in many regions of Colombia where FARC dissidents, more than 5,000 of whom rejected the deal, continue to fight paramilitary and rebel groups and drug traffickers in the world’s largest cocaine-producing country.

Velasquez had been one of the accord negotiators. After leaving the FARC, he reappeared in 2019 alongside former FARC leaders Ivan Marquez and Jesus Santrich to announce he was taking up arms once more. AFP

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PH banks urged to support shift to renewable energy

By Julito G. Rada BANGKO Sentral ng Pilipinas Governor Benjamin Diokno on Monday asked banks to support the country’s transition to renewable energy and back small businesses and agricultural sectors hit hard by the pandemic as part of a broader shift to mainstream sustainable finance.

Diokno said during the recent Maybank 25th anniversary forum that the BSP provides an enabling regulatory environment to drive sustainable finance in the country as banks take on the green and sustainable path and lead supervised entities by example.

“We have started integrating sustainability principles in our investment process with over $550 million investment in the Green Bond Fund managed by the Bank for International Settlements,” Diokno said in a presentation.

“We are also reviewing our investment strategy to consider strategic allocation of investments toward those that espouse environmental, social, and governance principles,” he said.

He said to further enhance the regulatory environment, the BSP issued the Sustainable Finance Framework and Environmental and Social Risk Management Framework, setting the groundwork for succeeding BSP policy issuances in sustainable finance.

Released in April 2020, the Sustainable Finance Framework highlights overarching principles of integrating sustainability and environmental, social and governance considerations in banks’ corporate and risk governance frameworks, business strategies and operations.

Meanwhile, the Environmental and Social Risk Management Framework, which was released in October this year, gives more detailed supervisory expectations on the management of environmental and social risks in the context of credit and operational risks.

“The BSP will remain steadfast in leading sustainability principles in the banking sector consistent with our national aspirations for sustainable development,” Diokno said.

Business DITO Telecom avoids price war, bares market strategy

By Jenniffer B. Austria

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ITO CME Holdings Corp. of businessman Dennis Uy said its telecom unit will not engage in a price war with the two major players and will instead focus on delivering faster internet.

“The way we are challenging the market is not the same way as Sun Celular did in the late 2010. The game is different and the investment is more serious this time,” DITO CME president Ernesto Alberto said in an interview.

Alberto said instead of igniting a price war, Dito Telecommunity would try to gain a market share from the other players by delivering faster speed, differentiating consumer experience and offering simpler products to customers.

“What the market needs right now is data. The market needs a platform that will deliver speed and security and that is what we intend to do,” Alberto said.

“We intend not to be the cheapest but the highest value for money. We try to be competitive and delivering to customers what they really need and that is pure and unadulterated service and not branding,” he said.

Dito Telecommunity, the third major telecom player, had a national population coverage of 52.75 percent based on the second audit of the National Telecommunications Commission, along with minimum average speeds of 89.13 megabits per second for 4G and 853.96 mbps for 5G. Alberto said the need for data cuts across all classes of the economy, unlike in the previous years when digital was only for the A and B market.

He said DITO CME is also raising up to P8 billion from a stock rights offering to provide better mobile experience to customers and fund its network rollout.

DITO CME chief finance Joseph John Ong said the company was not slowing on construction of cell sites, after building 2,000 stations in 2020 and possibly another 2,000 this year.

As a result, the company’s subscriber base breached 4 million as of end-November and could hit 4.5 to 5 million by end-2021.

“If we continue with the pace we are doing which is 2,000 stations in 2020, and we think we can do the same if not more in 2021 and moving forward, I think it would be fair to assume that we will be able to double our subscriber base, assuming all things being equal,” Ong said.

Based on the registration statement filed with corporate regulators, DITO CME will offer up to 1.639 billion common shares at P4.88 to P6.88 per share.

The rights offering would be held by early 2022. The company tapped ChinaBank Capital as the sole underwriter for the offering.

SECURITY BANK ZAMBALES.

Security Bank Corp.’s branch banking group head Leslie Cham (third from right), along with Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority senior duty administrator for business Renato Lee III (fourth from left), leads the ribbon-cutting ceremony to formally open the relocated and newlyrenovated branch in Subic, Zambales. With them are (from left) Jordan Dizon, Norma Dizon, SBC area head Rowena Pangilinan, business manager Mervin Flores and region head Ronald Austria.

Another branch was relocated in Olongapo to provide the public with better access to Security Bank’s in-branch services in convenient and high foot traffic areas. The Subic Bay branch moved to the ground floor of the Optima Building while the Olongapo unit transferred to the ground floor of the C&C Business Center.

Dominguez asks LandBank and GSIS to help strengthen PCIC finances FINANCE Secretary Carlos Dominguez III ordered state-run Land Bank of the Philippines and Government Service Insurance System to assist Philippine Crop Insurance Corp. in strengthening its financial state.

The Department of Finance said in a statement Monday Dominguez wanted the two agencies to work with PCIC in determining ways of efficiently managing its risks and enhancing its investment portfolio to ensure that taxpayers’ money used to subsidize the state-run firm’s operations are spent well.

Dominguez issued the directive in a meeting after finding out from PCIC’s recent presentation that it was spending 35 centavos for every peso that went out of the company.

GSIS president-general manager Ro-

lando Macasaet said that compared to PCIC, the GSIS spends only around 3 to 5 centavos for every peso it gives out.

Dominguez, who chairs the Social Security Commission, said the Social Security System spends about 6 centavos for every peso going out of the pension fund.

The PCIC informed the corporation’s board chaired by Dominguez during its Nov. 19 meeting that it plunked P6.8 billion of its cash assets mostly in LandBank and the Bureau of the Treasury, which Dominguez said could have earned more money if the firm placed them in other, higher-yielding investments.

Dominguez told PCIC president Jovy Bernabe to instruct the firm’s Treasury Office handling the corporation’s investments to coordinate with the GSIS

in finding ways to increase the yield of PCIC’s P6.8-billion cash assets.

Dominguez said the GSIS is in a better position to assist the PCIC regarding this concern as it was efficiently handling about P1 trillion in investments for the state pension fund and its members.

“Rolly [Macasaet] and [LandBank president and CEO] Cecille [Borromeo], can you take a lead on this. Let’s determine if we are doing the right thing here or do it in a way that is better,” Dominguez said after the PCIC’s presentation of its highlights of operations and other finance-related matters during the corporation’s third board meeting.

National Treasurer Rosalia de Leon said the cash being invested by PCIC comes from the subsidy provided by the government, thus, what they are invest-

ing in BTr is just like returning to the state coffers money that earns passively by incurring interest.

De Leon also reminded the PCIC that the source of its premium subsidies comes from the budget under the Agri-Agra Reform Credit Act, and once proposed amendments to this law are passed by the Congress and enacted, the firm would no longer be able to receive this allocation.

De Leon said under the proposed amendments to the law, a portion of the penalties paid by the banks to make up for their non-compliance with the provision to extend at least 25 percent of their total loanable funds to agriculture and agrarian reform beneficiaries would no longer go to the PCIC. Julito G. Rada

MPTC unit keen on tapping funds to make CALAX a ‘green highway’

By Darwin G. Amojelar METRO Pacific Tollways South Management Corp., a unit of Metro Pacific Tollways Corp., is looking at green funds in the medium term to refinance debt as it aims to transform the CaviteLaguna Expressway (CALAX) into a “green highway.”

“We want to make Calax [Cavite Laguna Expressway] as a pioneer in terms of doing green financing in the country in the next three yeas as we complete Calax,” Christopher Lizo, MPTC chief finance officer and senior executive sponsor for sustainability, said in a virtual briefing Monday.

“When we are ready we will consider looking at green financing to refinance our existing loans,” he added. Lizo said financing for the the completion of Calax was already in place.

CALAX as of today operates from Biñan, Laguna up to the east of Silang, Cavite. It is set to be fully completed by 2023.

CALAX is a 45-kilometer high-speed road network connecting the two provinces of Cavite and Laguna. It aims to

serve around 45,000 motorists upon completion.

MPT South has teamed up with the United States Agency for International Development’s Sustainable Interventions for Biodiversity, Oceans and Landscapes (SIBOL) for its sustainability efforts to turn Calax into a ‘green highway’.

“We are grateful to USAID SIBOL for allowing us to tap into their pool of knowledge and expertise so that we can make science-based and nature-centered decisions as we move towards our goal of turning CALAX into a green highway,” Roberto Bontia, MPT South president and general manager, said.

The agreement with MPT South is in line with USAID SIBOL’s goal of improving biodiversity conservation by working towards voluntary industry standards and replicating the re-wilding model in similar projects.

The project works with government agencies, academia, local communities and the private sector in turning this objective into concrete activities that positively impact the environment.

PSE INDEX CLOSING Monday, December 6, 2021 75.55 PTS. 7,130.74

TOTAL VOLUME TOTAL TRADES TOTAL VALUE ADVANCES DECLINES UNCHANGED

1,322,177,147 88,774 6,551,871,649.24 94 93 52

F oreign e xchange r ate Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas • MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2021

Currency

Unit

US Dollar

Peso

United States

Dollar

1.000000

50.4050

Japan

Yen

0.008863

0.4467

UK

Pound

1.322400

66.6556

Hong Kong

Dollar

0.128307

6.4673

Switzerland

Franc

1.091346

55.0093

Canada

Dollar

0.779545

39.2930

Singapore

Dollar

0.729182

36.7544

Australia

Dollar

0.699800

35.2734

Bahrain

Dinar

2.653153

133.7322

Saudi Arabia

Rial

0.266574

13.4367

Brunei

Dollar

0.726533

36.6209

Indonesia

Rupiah

0.000069

0.0035

Thailand

Baht

0.029516

1.4878

UAE

Dirham

0.272287

13.7246

Euro

Euro

1.130900

57.0030

Korea

Won

0.000847

0.0427

China

Yuan

0.156838

7.9054

India

Rupee

0.013294

0.6701

Malaysia

Ringgit

0.236463

11.9189

New Zealand

Dollar

0.675000

34.0234

Taiwan

Dollar

0.036157

1.8225 Source: BSP

IN BRIEF

Ayala Energy sells 2.7m shares to a unit of GIC AC ENERGY and Infrastructure Corp., a unit of conglomerate Ayala Corp., signed an agreement to sell 2,689,521,681 secondary shares of AC Energy Corp. to Arran Investment Pte Ltd., an affiliate of Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC Private Ltd. The ACEN shares are priced of P3.4678 apiece or for a total of P9.327 billion.

“The sale of secondary ACEN shares to Arran is meant to implement the Investment Agreement that the parties signed on December 30, 2020 to enable Arran to own 17.5 percent of the outstanding capital stock of ACEN post completion of ACEN’s followon offering and the infusion by ACEIC of its international assets into ACEN,” Ayala said in a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange on Monday.

ACEIC is the holding company for Ayala’s energy and infrastructure businesses.

Ayala said the price at which the shares were sold to Arran follows the pricing mechanism as agreed by the parties in their December 30, 2020 investment agreement,.

Ayala said the sale of shares is scheduled to be completed on December 10, 2021, subject to applicable regulatory approvals.

Alena Mae S. Flores

Globe set to complete fiber migration 2022 GLOBE Telecom Inc. said Monday said it expects to migrate all its home broadband subscribers to the latest fiber technology by 2022 as part of a commitment to provide first world network and better internet experience.

Globe At Home has been moving its broadband customers from DSL and LTE to fiber for free for over a year now and is on track to complete the process.

As of October, migration has already jumped by more than 250 percent, exceeding the 2021 target. Globe plans to install at least 1.4 million FTTH lines this year.

“By 2022, all of our customers will be able to enjoy fast fiber technology capable of handling the present and future needs of the household. We will continue to guide them for an easy and smooth transition,” Barbie Dapul, Globe At Home vice president for marketing, said.

Globe At Home customers on fiber can enjoy maximum speeds of up to 1Gbps. This means they can enjoy more seamless HD video calls during work meetings or virtual classes, or even lag-free gaming, through faster upload and download speeds.

Darwin G. Amojelar

SEC urges stronger cybersecurity steps THE Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday urged corporations under its supervision to strengthen their cybersecurity measures amid an expected increase in digital transactions during the holiday season.

SEC issued the advisory in the light of a possible increase in cyber financial crimes and scams in the wake of reports of hacking incidents.

“The commission hereby encourages all corporations and their board to strengthen their cybersecurity measures,” the SEC said.

The SEC said companies should assess their cybersecurity risks and address them with the appropriate cybersecurity measures.

The SEC said corporations should also ensure their board member and senior management have oversight over risks and threats.

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SUPPORT FOR MSMES.

Trade Secretary Ramon Lopez (second from left) with Bureau of Domestic Trade Promotion director Marievic Bonoan (left) and exhibitors lead the opening of the Bagsakan at the Glorietta Activity Center in Makati City.

The selling event held on Nov. 26 to 30 will move to the Megatrade Hall of SM Megamall in Mandaluyong City on Dec. 8 to 12 and to Festival Mall in Alabang, Muntinlupa City on Dec. 15 to 19.

Meralco expects rates to increase due to lower Malampaya supply

By Alena Mae S. Flores MANILA Electric Co., the biggest retailer of electricity, expects rates to rise this month due to an amortized charge of P0.13 per kilowatt-hour, high coal prices and lower delivery from the Malampaya natural gas field., Meralco vice president and head of utility economics Lawrence Fernandez said has not received the final billings from suppliers, but an increase is expected in the December generation charge.

“As we may recall, a portion of Novem-

ber generation costs was deferred, to be amortized over four months, so that the November generation rate was around P0.52 per kWh lower than what it would have been,” Fernandez said.

He said the December bill would include one-fourth of the deferred generation costs, or around P0.13 per kWh, as directed by the Energy Regulatory Commission.

“Also, the prevailing high coal prices in the world market and the continued use of more expensive alternative fuel with the persisting Malampaya gas supply restriction are expected to raise the fuel costs for

this billing period,” Fernandez said.

The output of the Malampaya gas project in northwest Palawan has been declining, resulting in fuel delivery restrictions to the natural gas power plants that supply Meralco.

With the gas restriction, some natural gas plants are forced to run on the more expensive liquid fuel.

Meralco’s charges in November increased P0.3256 per kWh as the overall rate for a typical household rose to P9.4630 per kWh from P9.1374 per kWh in October due to higher generation charge.

Sports

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 2021

FEU standout stays perfect in PH National Juniors Chess

Members of the Purefoods TJ Titans are shown after ruling the PBA 3x3 Lakas Ng Tatlo at the Ynares Sports Arena in Pasig.

NLEX’S 48-YEAR-OLD TAULAVA

Pro league’s oldest active cager to play final season A

By Argie Candare

SI Taulava returns to the NLEX Road Warriors as he is set to play his final Philippine Basketball Association conference in the Governors’ Cup.

The Road Warriors reactivated the services of the veteran center for the coming import-laden tourney, which will will serve as a send-off for the 48-year-old cager.

The Fil-Tongan Taulava will become the oldest active player in the league and second oldest in history behind basketball icon Robert Jaworski, who played until he was 51 years old.

He last appeared with the Road Warriors during their bubble campaign, where he pinched in 4.33 points, 2 rebounds and 0.67 assists in limited (nine) minutes per game in three outings.

It will also mark the 22nd season for

The Apprentice: ONE Championship bags 2 awards at Asian Creative 2021 SINGAPORE—ONE Championship™ (ONE) today announced that its highly acclaimed non-scripted reality television program, “The Apprentice: ONE Championship Edition,” won two major categories at the Asian Academy Creative Awards 2021.

Presented across two nights of virtual ceremonies, the Academy recognized Asia’s best TV programs and streaming content.

“The Apprentice: ONE Championship Edition” beat Discovery’s “Expedition: Asia” for “Best Non-Scripted Entertainment” by a slight margin and also won the award for “Best Adaptation of an Existing Format.”

(See related ONE Championship on C2) The Asian Academy Creative Awards are the Asia-Pacific region’s most prestigious honors for creative excellence. They were established to serve the creative industries as the pinnacle of achievement in content creation and media production, recognizing excellence in craft and technical disciplines across various platforms, including television, digital, streaming, and emerging technologies.

“Season 1 of ‘The Apprentice: ONE Championship Edition’ is a massive runaway success, and now to be recognized as one of the best television programs this year in Asia is truly an honor,” said Chatri Sityodtong, Founder and CEO of Group ONE. “I would like to thank AAA for the honor, and of course, our official production partner, Refinery Media and its Founder, Karen Seah, for the creativity and excellence in bringing our vision for ‘The Apprentice’ to life.”

the slotman after starting his career as a direct hire of the Mobiline Phone Pals in 1999, before playing for the Coca-Cola Tigers, Meralco Bolts and Air21 Express.

The 6’9” banger will finish his career as a one-time champion (2003), 2003 MVP, 17-time AllStar, 2014 Comeback Player of the Year, Member of the 5,000 point club and 2,000 offensive rebound club. He was also included on PBA’s 40 Greatest Players.

“For his age, he’s in tip-top shape,” said NLEX coach Yeng Guiao in a statement posted in NLEX’s official website. “If he can hold his own for five, six minutes a game, that’s already a contribution.”

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Meanwhile, the PBA 3x3 Lakas Ng Tatlo crowned a new leg champion in the Purefoods TJ Titans, who thwarted the Meralco Bolts, 21-16, in Sunday’s finale at the Ynares Sports Arena in Pasig.

Pao Javelona took charge with a gamehigh 10 points for the Titans, who took the most opportunity in their breakthrough appearance in the championship round of the three-a-side tournament.

The 6-foot guard out of National University sparked a closing 6-1 spurt by Purefoods, including three in a row that allowed the team to break free from a tight contest and finally take control, 18-15.

Big man Jun Bonsubre, a replacement for the injured Val Acuna, then capped the run with a long two to clinch the Leg 4 title and the top purse of P100,000.

“Gusto talaga naming manalo,” said Javelona, a free agent picked by Phoenix in the 2016 draft. “Kahit anong mangyari sa

Asi Taulava

MHAGE Gerriahlou Sebastian edged Jarel Renz Lacambra to lead the way in the girls’ section of the Philippine National Juniors Chess Championships at the PACE center in North Ave., Quezon City over the weekend.

Sebastian, 15, remained perfect with five points after waylaying Precious Eve Ferrer, Ma. Elayza Villa, Divine Grace Luna and Lexie Grace Hernandez one after the other.

The Far Eastern University standout will have her hands full though against closest pursuer Ruelle Canino, a 13-yearold phenom from Cagayan de Oro, when they face each other in the sixth round.

The prodigious Canino smashed Grace Hernandez to improve to four points, a point off the pace in this event supported by Philippine Sports Commission chair William Ramirez, NCFP president Butch Pichay, Philippine Olympic Committee president Bambol Tolentino and Chess Movement, Inc. chair Dr. Ariel Potot.

In the premier open division, FIDE Master Alekhine Nouri and Adrian Othniel Yulo trounced Khent Darylle Delig and Christian Marcelo Olaybal, respectively, to seize joint leadership four points each.

Interestingly, Nouri, 15, owns the better tiebreak after he beat Yulo the round before.

Half a point behind with 3.5 points was Ronald Canino, who halved the point with Jarvey Labanda.

The winners in this meet backed by will be the country’s representatives to the Asian and World Championships, according to NCFP chief executive officer Grandmaster Jayson Gonzales.

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PUBG Mobile-Arcane collab gets rave reviews PINOY gamers are among the f irst to experience Arcane in PUBG MOBILE in Asia and key opinion leaders are giving rave reviews in Version 1.7 update.

Unique Mode “I didn’t expect this from the collab,” said PUBG MOBILE player and KOL John Vincent Almodal, popularly known as “Vigor” in the game streaming Facebook community.

Vigor shared that the uniqueness of the mode of PUBG MOBILE x Arcane collab (Version 1.7 update) makes him want to play the game more.

The brand new mode brings an interaction of two worlds—the mysterious Mirror Island appear in PUBG Mobile, which is the projected space of Arcane’s world. When players land on the Mirror Island, they can become Arcane characters and unlock different gaming experiences using gameplay skills featured in League of Legends.

LOL Champions Another KOL, Zen Aragon or ZenPro, who is a well-known game streamer on FB and a popular PUBG Mobile player, said that the Version 1.7 update is “the best collab ever.”

“Being a Champion delays your death,” quipped ZenPro. In this game, when you enter the exciting Mirror Island, you will gain abilities and become champions like Jinx, Vi, Jayce, or Caitlyn. You can also make use of brand new weapons and skills to fight against other players. Once you are eliminated, you will be forcibly ejected and restored to a normal state.

In addition, outfit suits of the characters and other themed items can also be redeemed through event missions. This gives players the chance to play these champions permanently in a battle royale game.

“From someone who does not play multiplayer online battle arena games, I really enjoyed playing PUBG MOBILE, especially with Arcane characters. I think the

collaboration is great for some MOBA fans that are playing PUBG MOBILE since they can play as some of their favourite heroes from LOL,” added Vigor.

New Carry Feature “The new carry feature is a chokeslam to all who wish to block—the best!,” shared ZenPro. With Version 1.7 Update, you can now carry knocked down players on your back, and move them to another location. If you are carrying your fallen teammates, your movement speed is reduced, and it is unable to carry out such behaviours as gun shooting, melee combat, picking up, getting on the car, using medkits, and others.

PUBG MOBILE provides new, interesting, and engaging content to its players, through partnerships with key entertainment properties in movies and gaming as well as collaborations with musicians, celebrities and more.

“Can’t wait to see a PUBG MOBILE and BTS collab in the near future!,” quipped Vigor.

PH Olympians honor BAVI with Arête Award BOUNTY Agro Ventures Incorporated, in the form of Chooks-to-Go stores. And the company behind Chooks-to-Go, was it did not go unnoticed by the POA. honored by the Philippine Olympians On Friday, POA president Akiko Association with the Arête Award.

Thompson-Guevara, secretary-general For the past year, BAVI honored the Gerardo Rosario, and advisor to country’s past Olympians by the board former senator Fredgiving them livelihood die Webb went to the

Freddie Webb, Ronald Mascarinas, Akiko Thompson-Guevara, and Gerardo Rosario

home of BAVI president Ronald Mascariñas in Calauan, Laguna to bestow the prestigious award.

“Kami ay pinagpala na nakarating kaming tatlo sapagkat ito’y ang oportunidad namin na makilala si Sir Ronald at mapaabot namin sa kanya ang aming pasasalamat,” said Webb, a member of the 1972 men’s basketball team that competed in the Munich Olympics. “Ang mga Olympians po ay tumatanda na hindi na nakikilala. Tumatanda na lang at nakakalimutan.”

“It’s common to see support for Olympians at the peak of their careers but the company just quietly stepped in and provided a means of livelihood for these sports heroes past their glory days,” added Thompson-Guevara, who swam for the country in the 1988, 1992, and 1996 Olympics. “For us, that is just like wow, who does that?”

Some of the benificiaries of BAVI’s drive were Leopoldo Serantes; brothers Roel and Onyok Velasco; and Teófilo Yldefonso.

Serantes was given a P100,000 allowance per month by BAVI. Though the 1988 Olympics bronze medalist met his

demise last September 1, BAVI continued to give his family what was due to their patriarch while also assisting in his funeral services.

The Velasco brothers were given their own Chooks-to-Go stores while Yldefonso’s family were given monthly supplies of chicken which they can either use or re-sell.

Tokyo Olympics bronze medalist Eumir Marcial was also given his own Chooksto-Go store while gaining the company’s support for his professional career.

Chooks-to-Go also partnered with the Special Olympics Asia Pacific, carrying out a campaign to benefit people with intellectual disabilities through sports fests and training sessions.

“When the board got together to decide who will take the Arete awards for the year, when the word of livelihood came about, it was not a tough decision for us to award Bounty Agro Ventures Inc,” said Rosario, a swimmer for the Philippine team that competed in the 1972 and 1976 Games. “It was a decision that was approved by all the board members.”

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After setback, Phogat finds ally in McGregor HAVING several supporters to lean on will help Ritu “The Indian Tigres” Phogat ease her disappointment after losing the ONE Women’s Atomweight World Grand Prix Championship Final to Stamp Fairtex.

Surprisingly, one of them is mixed martial arts superstar Conor McGregor, who has been vocal in supporting Indian fighters in the past, and continued to do so even after Phogat’s loss at ONE: WINTER WARRIORS on Friday, 3 December.

“Hard luck today Ritu Phogat!

A setback for a greater comeback! Let’s go Ritu! Let’s go India! We march on!” McGregor said in his twitter account, @ TheNotoriousMMA. Phogat appreciated the support, telling the multi-time MMA World Champion that she will bounce back soon enough.

“Thank you so much for your love and support @TheNotoriousMMA. It means a lot. Shall come back stronger than ever,” the Indian wrestling star replied.

It was a forgettable night for Phogat, as she started off on the right foot only to drop the

submission loss.

The 27-year-old managed to cut the distance between her and Stamp, effectively neutralizing the striking advantage of the former ONE Muay Thai and Kickboxing World Champion.

She enjoyed a dominant position for the majority of the match, but the Thai’s surprising submission maneuvers posed problems that ultimately led to her downfall.

Stamp locked in a triangle choke before transitioning to an armbar. Phogat desperately attempted to escape but was forced to tap out in the second round.

The Fairtex sensation scored her second submission victory, improved her MMA record to 8-1, and clinched a title shot against “Unstoppable” Angela Lee for the ONE Women’s Atomweight World Championship.

Meanwhile, the setback ended the Haryana-born phenom’s three-fight win streak.

Despite the deflating defeat, Phogat showed no signs of grief.

The decorated wrestling champion promises to be better than ever by coming back stronger.

Winner Mercedes’ British driver Lewis Hamilton raises his trophy as he is flanked by second-placed Red Bull’s Dutch driver Max Verstappen during the podium ceremony after the Formula One Saudi Arabian Grand Prix at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit in Jeddah. AFP

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EDDAH—Lewis Hamilton kept his hopes of an eighth world championship title alive with a thrilling victory in a dramatic and at times chaotic Saudi Arabian Grand Prix on Sunday.

The result left the seven-time champion level on 369.5 points with title rival Max Verstappen ahead of the final race in Abu Dhabi next weekend.

Hamilton was behind Verstappen for much of the 50-lap race which was stopped twice because of crashes and interrupted numerous times by the safety car and virtual safety car.

But Hamilton, nursing a damaged front wing caused by a collision with Verstappen, came through late, to claim his eighth win of the season and the 103rd of his career.

The title will be settled in Abu Dhabi, although if neither finishes in the points it will be Verstappen, who has nine victories, who will take the title.

“I have been racing a long time but that was

incredibly tough,” said Hamilton who gained an extra point for the fastest lap.

Verstappen finished second, 11.825secs behind in spite of being given a five-second penalty after colliding with the Mercedes star.

He was later sanctioned by 10 seconds by the stewards although that did not impact his finishing position.

“Just trying to race and this sport is more about penalties than racing,” said Verstappen.

“For me this is not Formula 1, but at least the fans enjoyed it and I gave it all today, but clearly not quick enough.”

Hamilton’s teammate Valtteri Bottas pipped Alpine’s Esteban Ocon on the line for third place to give Mercedes a 28-point lead in the constructors’ championship.

Jeddah first It was the first time that Jeddah had hosted a Grand Prix and the problems that the drivers, including Verstappen, had had in practice and qualifying were apparent again.

It was also the first Grand Prix since the death last month of Frank Williams and was played out against a backdrop of concerns about Saudi Arabia ‘sportswashing’ their human rights record.

For once Mercedes made the perfect start.

Having locked out the front row, they succeeded in holding Verstappen at bay.

The safety car made its first appearance on lap 10 when Mick Schumacher spun on Turn 22 and slammed his Haas into the wall.

Hamilton pitted immediately to switch tyres with Bottas following a lap later while Verstappen stayed out to take the race lead.

Red Bull’s gamble looked to have paid off when the race was red-flagged shortly after in order for repairs to be done on the crash barriers. AFP

PSA Forum to discuss 2 major events

Russia’s Davis Cup captain Shamil Tarpischev, Daniil Medvedev, Andrey Rublev, Aslan Karatsev, Karen Khachanov and Evgeny Donskoy celebrate with the trophy after winning the Davis Cup tennis tournament at the Madrid arena. AFP

Russia beats Croatia to win 3rd Davis Cup MADRID—Russia claimed a third Davis Cup title on Sunday after Daniil Medvedev and Andrey Rublev both won their singles matches to defeat Croatia.

Medvedev’s 7-6 (9/7), 6-2 victory over Marin Cilic came after Rublev had earlier prevailed 6-4, 7-6 (7/5) over Borna Gojo, giving Russia an unassailable 2-0 lead in Madrid.

Croatia’s greatest chance would have been in the doubles with world number one pair Nikola Mektic and Mate Pavic, but they always needed a surprise in the singles to take the tie to the final rubber.

Instead, Medvedev and Rublev, ranked two and five in the world respectively, held their nerve to make it nine out of 10 victories for Russia’s power pair in the tournament.

“I can say that for all of us it’s very important to win here. It’s still the Davis Cup,” said Medvedev in a press conference.

“We still see Novak (Djokovic) playing.

Rafa (Nadal) won it last time.

“No matter the format, the best players in the world are happy to represent their country. It’s

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Davis Cup and we are the winners of it. That’s the most important thing.”

Cilic and Gojo were far from overwhelmed and, with Real Madrid’s Luka Modric supporting in the crowd, they rose to the occasion in a compelling final that in the end turned on two close tie-breaks.

Russia have not won the Davis Cup since 2006 and failed to reach a single quarter-final between 2011 and 2018.

But Medvedev and Rublev are the leaders of a new generation of talent that could enjoy repeat successes in the future, with Aslan Karatsev and Karen Khachanov also ranked in the top 30.

Victory for the men also completes a Russian onetwo after the women’s team won the Billie Jean King Cup in Prague last month. The last country to do the double was the Czech Republic in 2012.

Croatia were no strangers to this stage, this their third Davis Cup final in five years after their 2016 defeat to Argentina and 2018 victory over France.

But Russia were firm favourites and it was always going to take something special either from Cilic, the 33-year-old former US Open champion, or Gojo, who is ranked 279th in the world.

Cilic had chances in the first set, including a break point on Medvedev’s second serve at 4-3 but an aggressive backhand return hit the tape and instead it went to a tie-break.

They changed over with Cilic up 4-2 after a Medvedev forehand skimmed wide but Medvedev won four out of the next five points to create a set point on the Cilic serve.

Cilic saved it with a courageous smash only to send a forehand approach just out to give Medvedev a second chance, which he spurned with a double fault.

A big serve down the middle though gave Medvedev 8-7 and this time Cilic caved, a backhand going awry to hand away the set. AFP

TWO more coming major sporting events will be up for discussion in the online session of the Philippine Sportswriters Association Forum on Tuesday.

The Presidential Gold Cup and Ayala Track and Field Championship in Baguio City are on tap in the 11 a.m. public sports program presented by San Miguel Corporation, MILO, Amelie Hotel Manila, Braska Restaurant, Daily Tribune, and the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation.

Philippine Athletics Track and Field Association president Philip Ella Juico and two members of the board will be on hand to talk about the Dec. 16 and 17 trackfest.

Meanwhile, Philippine Racing Commission chairman Reli De Leon and Executive Director Ronald Corpuz are going to discuss the prestigious P10 million race at the Metro Manila Turf Club in Malvar, Batangas set on Dec. 12.

The weekly Forum is being livestreamed via the PSA Facebook page fb.com/PhilippineSportswritersAssociation and also shared by Radyo Pilipinas 2 Facebook page.

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games, focused lang kami, bad calls man or turnovers. Basta next play kami, kasi sa 3x3 mahirap ‘pag nag-dwell ka sa mali mo. Mabilis ang laro, so magkakamali ka na, which us like double blackeye.”

Joseph Eriobu added five points, and Jed Mendoza and Bonsubre had three each to round out the scoring for Purefoods, a team with a rich winning tradition in the PBA’s 5-on-5 games.

“I’m just happy for the boys. ‘Yung hard work nila na-reward this time sa fourth leg ng 3x3,” said champion coach Tony Boy Espinosa, whose team’s highest finish in the tournament prior to winning the title was third place during the maiden leg won by TNT Tropang Giga.

Meralco, winner of Leg 2, settled for P50,000 as the quartet of Tonino Gonzaga, Alfred Batino, Joseph Sedurifa, and Dexter Maiquez and coached by Patrick Fran placed runner-up for the second time in the tournament.

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Erik Santos longs for warmth and company

Pop balladeer Erik Santos

WE INTENTIONALLY teased Erik Santos on whom he was singing the song “Paskong Kayakap Ka” to. The song is a wistful Christmas single that he released last week during a hybrid event held at the Academy of Rock. The music video was also unveiled.

“I kind of expected that

question,” the singer, who admitted that he’s very much single, said while laughing.

In the song, the pop balladeer who turned 39 last month, vocalizes the longing for the warmth and company of loved ones. It expresses one’s desire to be with the special people in his life to make the Christmas celebration more special.

It is accompanied by a soft piano instrumental that sets the song’s nostalgic mood “Due to the pandemic, maraming tao tayong nami-miss, people that we wanted to hug

and be with. But if you’re asking me if I have someone special to hug this Christmas, just my family,” he said.

“If you’re going deep into the message, akmang akma naman para sa lahat. I think everyone can relate to the song,” the ASAP Natin ‘To mainstay added.

“Paskong Kayakap Ka” was written and composed by ABS-CBN Music creative director Jonathan Manalo.

“I asked Jonathan to write this song for me in October. And in just three days, he was able to

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ELECT SM cinemas have reopened around the country since Nov. 17, along with a new Cineplex at the newly opened SM City Grand Central.

SM Cinema Grand Central houses four state of the art cinemas and two Director’s Clubs that offer a premium movie experience, leather recliners, and a crystal-clear laser projection system.

Missing those pre-pandemic blockbusters? Eternals, Black Widow, Venom: Let There Be Carnage, Resident Evil: Welcome to Racoon City, and No Time to Die are just some of the movies waiting for cinephiles at SM Cinemas.

SM Cinema also has exclusives that promise to delight K-Pop fans.

Blackpink, the Movie celebrates the 5th anniversary of the beloved K-pop girl group. It is also a special gift for Blinka – Blackpink’s beloved fandom – to revisit old memories, and enjoy their performances.

Monsta X: The Dreaming, on the other hand, gives us an intimate look at the South Korean boy group’s rigorous journey for the past six years. Including exclusive one-on-one interviews, it shows on Dec. 9 and 11.

And of course, Filipino film enthusiasts will love Encanto and Kunwari Mahal Kita, plus the much-missed Metro Manila Film Festival that will run from Dec. 25 to Jan. 7.

Moviegoers can also book an entire theater for a change. Get your own exclusive movie space with the current movies you like.

SM Cinema is feeling good to

bring you “Book- a-Theater,” reserve an exclusive cinema perfect for a private movie screening by treating your family and friends to an authentic movie theatre experience.

As it reopens, SM remains committed to the safety and wellbeing of their mallgoers that’s why all SM Cinemas are certified safe with Safety Seals awarded by its local government.

SM Cinema, in partnership with Hygiea Innovations and Technology, Inc, has installed MERV filters and air purifiers to ensure safe and clean cinema for everyone. A health and safety officer will be present for every screening while movie theaters will be thoroughly cleaned and sanitized regularly.

SM Cinema employees are fully vaccinated and will be at your service in full PPE gear. Rediscover the magic of the movies at SM Cinema. Visit www.smcinema.com for more details.

get back to me to inform me that he’s able to come up with a song fit for Christmas that can also capture our longing to be with someone since we’ve become so much apart because of the pandemic,” Santos recalled.

Manalo shared that he got inspired when the singer called him requesting another song.

“We had previously worked together for a Christmas song so working again with him really inspired me, and I wish people who will listen to the song would get the message that we wanted to send across,” Manalo said.

Pia Arcangel won “Female News Personality of the Year.”

“About the meaning of the song…all of us have wishes, mostly material things. But because of the pandemic, we could hardly do even the simplest things like hugging or being with our loved ones. And these things are actually more important than our material possessions. That’s the message that song wanted to convey,” Manalo further said.

“Paskong Kayakap Ka” is out now on ABS-CBN Star Music’s YouTube channel and on various digital music platforms.

Atom Araullo won “Male News Personality of the Year.”

Platinum Stallion Media Awards names GMA Network TV Station of the Year LEADING broadcast company GMA Network won 14 awards including the “TV Station of the Year” at the 2021 Platinum Stallion National Media Awards organized by the Media and Communication Department of Trinity University of Asia and held virtually last Nov. 27.

For the fifth straight year, the Network’s regional arm, GMA Regional TV, won as “Best Regional TV Network,” proving that it is indeed the regional channel of choice by the entire Trinitian community.

Various Kapuso programs and personalities were also honored for their significant contribution to media and the allied arts.

Newscast 24 Oras was once again chosen as “Best TV News Program” while well-loved and trending public affairs show Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho earned another “Best Magazine Program” trophy.

Long-running public affairs show Wish Ko Lang was named “Best Public Service Program” while its host Vicky Morales won as “Best Public Service Show Host.”

The country’s longest-running morning TV show Unang Hirit triumphed as this year’s “Best Morning Show.”

Documentary program I-Witness was

conferred the “Best Documentary TV Show” award while Howie Severino’s documentary on the coronavirus, Ako si Patient 2828, was recognized as the “COVID 19 Documentary of the Year.”

Family drama Legal Wives was awarded as “Culturally Relevant TV Series.” The recently-concluded series was headlined Dennis Trillo, Andrea Torres, Bianca Umali, and Alice Dixson.

Pia Arcangel won as “Female News Personality of the Year” for GMA’s latenight newscast Saksi while Atom Araullo was named “Male News Personality of the Year” for GTV’s flagship newscast State of the Nation.

GMA Network also dominated the radio categories. Its flagship AM and FM radio stations Super Radyo DZBB 594 and Barangay LS 97.1, were recognized as “AM Radio Station of the Year” and “FM Radio Station of the Year’’, respectively.

Now in its 7th year, the Platinum Stallion National Media Awards celebrates the continuing efforts of individuals and groups in educating the public through the media and the allied arts. Winners were decided by the entire Trinitian community which included students, alumni, faculty, staff, and other stakeholders.

Blockbuster movies and music documentaries waiting for cinephiles at SM Cinemas.

Andrea Brillantes content with ‘special friend’ Seth Fedelin IN A recent media conference, teen actress Andrea Brillantes said that she doesn’t mind getting tired with her successive projects. After her latest soap opera Huwag Kang Mangamba wrapped up, she has two follow-up programs right away which can be seen in the streami n g service iQiyi.

Andrea stars opposite her perennial screen partner Seth Fedelin in Saying Goodbye and Lyric and Beat.

“Actually, I like it better when I’m tired because of work rather than rest resting,” Andrea averred.

“Being a breadwinner, my family depends on me. One more thing, I have so many dreams since I was young. I want to fulfill them. As of now, I have lots of goals to realize. I’m the type who never gives up regardless of the stumbling blocks I face.

Even if the road is bumpy, I still proceed just to make my dreams come true. I don’t know how to stop especially since I still have a long list of goals to fulfill.”

Does she have a time frame for accomplishing her cherished dreams in life?

“Perhaps, in the next ten years, I will be focused on my job in the ‘biz in order to realize them.”

Where does this leave her love life?

“I think I’m good at multitasking!

Ha-ha-ha! But seriously aside, I already have a special friend Andrea Brillantes in the person of Seth. and Seth Fedelin I guess everybody

knows that. I’m already contented with his company. I don’t think I’ll have suitors. I’m kind of an introvert. I don’t roam a lot in various places. In fact, many boys find me intimidating. Personally, I’m not looking for a boyfriend at this point,” she said.

“I’m already okay with my friendship with Seth. I’m happy that we get to work on many projects. Because of that, we spend lots of time together. I’m glad that he is supportive of me.”

Now, she treats Seth as a special friend. Many are curious if it will lead to something deeper eventually.

“Maybe…yes,” she retorted laughing.

“Seth will be turning twenty next year while I’ll be 19. As of now, we’re just enjoying what we have. We just enjoy the time the Lord gives us like the moments we spend in doing our projects.”

“We really enjoy each other’s company. I’ve made it clear that he’s the one whom I like to work with and vice-versa.

We’re just taking our time, so to speak considering that we’re still young,” Andrea ended.

Hannah’s ‘Portal’ is set in an imaginary kingdom in a virtual space.

Ex-beauty queen animates metaphor for the pandemic A MULTIMEDIA artist and a former Binibining Pilipinas winner, inspired by “the isolation, danger, and anxieties we face during the pandemic,” has channeled her art into an animation for an online project.

Set in an imaginary kingdom in a virtual space, Hannah Ruth Sison’s Portal focuses on “a space that we also share and travel to everyday.” It is one of the artworks featured in To Differ, Digitally 2: Love and Dissent in the Time of Pandemic, a digital art exhibition initiated by the De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde Center for Campus Art in collaboration with the DLS-CSB New Media Cluster faculty.

Sison, who has been teaching MMA as a parttime faculty at Benilde since 2010, intended Portal to be an allegory.

“Media has been our mirror to the outside world – seeing the atrocities, being jealous of those who have it better, seeing deaths, but at the same time, it is also our portal and space to be together with loved ones and our last time to be with those who depart. It is also a portal to learn from each other and reach out to people,” she explained.

Like many Filipinos, her family has also been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, so working on the project felt very personal to her. “Challenging because of time, energy, and some limitations in knowledge, yet learning never stops,” the freelance multimedia artist stressed.

Sison lost one of her best friends, Mark Mijares, who is also her brother-in-law and co-faculty at Benilde. She dedicates her project to the victims of the pandemic as well as those who had to go through these hardships.

She is grateful to CCA led by Architect Gerry Torres, TDD2 co-curator Karen Ocampo Flores, and NMC headed by Associate Dean Maria Sharon Mapa Arriola for making “Portal” possible via TDD2. Read full story Former Binibining Pilipinas beauty Hannah Ruth Sison on manilastandard.net

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Marian Rivera

Screen star Marian Rivera

to wear Francis Libiran in Miss Universe finals

By Nickie Wang

Despite the daunting role, Marian feels honored and grateful for being handpicked to be part of Miss Universe judging committee.

M Filipino fashion designer Francis Libiran

ISS Universe pageant is not just a beauty competition, it’s also a fashion event, which is why queries about the dress Marian Rivera is going to wear on finals night also get so much attention.

T h e 37-ye a rold actress, known for portraying memorable characters on TV and the big screen, has been handpicked by the Miss Universe Organization to sit on the judging panel for

this year’s edition of the pageant. She will be joined by Miss Universe 2016 Iris Mittenaere, Coco Rocha, Tali Eshkoli, Lyrica Okano, Daniel Rubino, and Filipino-American makeup vlogger Patrick Starrr.

Prior to her flight to Israel, where the annual beauty contest is currently happening, Rivera met with the local press in a virtual junket to share the good news.

“I’m going to wear Francis Libiran on the finals night,” the actress proudly beamed after sharing that she and her team are trying to fit all her cocktail dresses in nine luggage bags.

“I’m going to have a very busy schedule according to Miss Universe Organization. From meeting the candidates to pre-pageant events, I would have to dress up that’s why I’m bringing a glam team with me,” she added.

Rivera knew she would be filling in a most daunting role, but she felt “honored” and “grateful” to

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be given the prestigious opportunity.

“When Marian said yes, she was vetted by the Miss Universe Organization.

They saw her massive social media presence and everything. They were the ones who approached us and asked how they could reach Miss Marian,” Rivera’s management said during the virtual press conference.

Even before the seven-member judging committee of the 70th Miss Universe was officially revealed, rabid pageant fans and critics were already questioning Rivera’s credentials as a judge.

“I will admit that English is not my first language but Filipino, and yet they still chose me, maybe not just because of that, but also because of my body of work as a Filipina. I can just say I’m not a pretentious person.

I’ll express myself based on how I feel on that day,” she told the press in vernacular.

She also said that being part of the Miss Universe selection committee is a good opportunity she would not want

to miss.

“This is a great honor. If you ask me if it would be difficult for me to leave my kids behind, of course, it would be hard but I believe, someday, they would understand this sacrifice I’m doing,” she said.

“We don’t often get the chance to be a part of a special occasion where the whole world will be present, and you get to represent the Philippines. It’s a big honor for me, and that’s why I wholeheartedly accepted the offer,” she carried on.

Rivera is not the first Filipino to take on the role of Miss Universe judge. In 2017, Miss Universe 2015 Pia Wurtzbach was chosen as a judge while Broadway star Lea Salonga was part of the panel of judges in Miss Universe 2011.

The 70th Miss Universe pageant will be held in Israel on Dec. 12. The Philippines’ delegate to the pageant, Beatrice Luigi Gomez, vies for the fifth Miss Universe crown of the country.

Crocs Philippines kicks off holiday shopping with newest store location

Celebrity stylist Bang Pineda Up to four guests can stay in the McCallister residence on Dec. 12 for only $25.

During their stay, guests will enjoy: A jinks,” Buzz said. “So this year, spend THIS season, fans are set to have their dreams come true with an overnight cozy holiday scene with twinkling lights the holidays not-so-home-alone at my stay in the original Home Alone house. and a perfectly trimmed tree in celebra- parents’ house.”

‘Tis the season of giving, so in honor While the McCallisters are away on tion of the season; Booby traps galore their annual trip (all of them but the pet (but don’t worry – you’ll be setting them, of the first-ever stay at the McCallister tarantula, this time), four guests will not sidestepping them!); Surprisingly home, Airbnb will make a one-time get the opportunity to relive their fa- searing splashes of aftershave and ample donation to Chicago’s La Rabida Chilvorite scenes from the holiday classic opportunity to scream into the mirror; dren’s Hospital, which is dedicated to and let their inner eight-year-olds run All the ‘90s favorites their hearts desire, maintaining and improving the qualfree for the evening without the inter- including plenty of Chicago’s finest pizza ity of life for each of its patients with and a candlelit dinner of microwavable complex conditions, disabilities, and ruption of pesky intruders.

Big brother Buzz McCallister will Kraft Macaroni & Cheese; A meet and chronic illness.

Those hoping to stay in the McCaljoin thousands of Hosts on Airbnb greet with a real-life tarantula; A viewby opening the doors to his family’s ing of the film franchise’s newest holiday lister home should note that this stay’s Chicago home as the ultimate gift this adventure, Home Sweet Home Alone; rules require strict adherence with loand A LEGO Ideas Home Alone set to cal COVID-19 guidelines. Onsite staff month. will follow applicable local, state, and Following the release of Home Sweet take and build at home.

“We may all be older and wiser now, federal guidelines as well as Airbnb’s Home Alone, the all-new holiday film now streaming on Disney+, this Airbnb but we’re never too old for holiday hi- COVID-19 Safety Practices, which include wearing a mask stay offers a trip down memand practicing social ory lane and an unforgettable distancing when reway to celebrate the holidays. quired by local laws or “You may not remember guidelines, and abiding me as particularly accommoby Airbnb’s five-step dating,” says Buzz, “but I’ve enhanced cleaning progrown up, and I’d be happy to cess. share my family home – my Guests are responsible pizza, even – with you this for their own travel to holiday season. Just try not to and from Chicago. Mislet my tarantula, Axl, loose chief makers can request this time.” to book this stay beginBuzz will host a one-night ning Tuesday, Dec. 7 at 1 stay* for up to four guests at p.m. CT at airbnb.com/ the McCallister residence on homealone.

Dec. 12 for only $25.

Celebrate the holiday season in the original ‘Home Alone’ house.

CROCS, Inc., a global leader in innovative casual footwear for women, men, and children, has finally opened its much-awaited New Concept Store at Ayala TriNoma Mall.

The new store, located on 2nd floor dubbed as one of the biggest malls in the metro, TriNoma will attract Crocs fans and clog lovers with its redefined store interiors synergized with maximized spaces, increased accessibility, and fully stacked with various new product lineup namely Bleached Dye Collection, Classic Croc Fur Sure Sandal, Classic Croc Glitter Sandal Classic Clogs and Sandals, and their extensive Jibbitz collection.

Choose Your Canvas and get started with more than 100 styles selection of jibbitz™ charms. These fun, symbolic, and sentiment a l cha r m s are here to represent your unique Teen singer and Cornerstone artist Zephanie

self to the world on your favorite pair of Crocs shoes. Get your Crocs Shoes #Fullyloaded.

Find the pair that you love whether it be the iconic classic clogs collection, summer sandals, literide, and slides.

The Concept Store is set to bring a whole new shopping experience especially for the Jibbitz™ lovers as the store is highlighted with Jibbitz™ Charm Wall. Go ahead and be more expressive and take your sweet time picking the perfect Jibbitz™ to go with your Crocs pair.

The Crocs Concept Store is the newest Crocs store in Manila and reflects the brand message “Come As You Are” with the Crocs Concept Store which is easily accessible by anyone of all ages.

Electropop artist Lesha holding a pair bedazzled white Crocs.