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MARCOS APPROVES BLENDED LEARNING ‘IN VERY SPECIFIC AREAS’

By Vito Barcelo and Vince Lopez PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said blended learning would continue in “very specific areas” come November, when most schools will be mandated to fully resume face-to-face classes.

This was a departure from an earlier directive from the Department of Education (DepEd) for all schools to do away with blended learning after Oct. 31.

“We continue with blended learning but only in very specific places. As

much as possible, it’s really face-to-face learning,” the President said in a mix of English and Filipino.

“We need to identify which areas will continue with blended learning so we can focus,” Marcos added.

At the same time, Marcos directed the DepEd and other relevant agencies to intensify preparations and planning for the opening of face-to-face classes this year.

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Solante: It’s a matter of time before Omicron BA.2.75 reaches our shores

By Willie Casas and Macon Ramos-Araneta

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T IS only a matter of time before the highly transmissible COVID-19 Omicron subvariant BA.2.75 enters the Philippines, a health expert said Wednesday.

“This variant is in 10 or 12 countries including India and I cannot say it will not happen here to us,” said Dr. Rontgene Solante, chief of the adult infectious diseases and tropical medicine unit of San Lazaro Hospital. “There’s a possibility, it’s only a matter of when it will enter here.”

“We will also have to prepare just like what we’re doing now with BA.5,” he said in a public briefing.

Solante said he agreed with the Department of Health (DOH) decision not to impose tighter border controls even as new subvariants emerge.

FOR MONDAY’S SONA. Photo shows the refurbished session hall of the House of Representatives where President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will deliver his first State of the Nation Address on Monday, July 25, 2022. Inset photo shows presidential helicopters during a rehearsal of landing and take off maneuvers at the helipad at the rear entrance of the House of Representatives. Ver Noveno

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NDRRMC assumes role of NTF vs. COVID THE National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council has assumed the functions of the National Task Force (NTF) Against COVID-19.

“To streamline the government’s pandemic response, the duties of the NTF will now be transferred to the NDRRMC,” the NTF said in a statement Wednesday.

“We advise that all queries regarding NTF be directed to the NDRRMC, and questions about the vaccination program be addressed to the DOH,” it added.

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SONA to be delivered in refurbished Batasan PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will deliver his first State of the Nation Address in the newlyrenovated session hall of the House of Representatives that cost about P100 million to refurbish.

House Secretary General Mark Llandro Mendoza said the renovations began during the term of former Speaker Lord Allan Velasco, citing the age of the structure that was inaugurated in 1978

and the need to increase the hall’s seating capacity.

At least 1,300 guests have been invited to the SONA, most of whom have confirmed their attendance, Mendoza said.

Guests will be required to present a copy of a negative RT-PCR test for COVID-19 taken 48 hours before the event.

Mendoza said there will also be enough space at

the Plenary Hall of the Batasang Pambansa Complex to observe social distancing.

Film and TV director Paul Soriano, a staunch supporter of Marcos, will direct the SONA. Meanwhile, the Presidential Security Group said it is now in the “final stages of preparation” for the SONA.

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BBM names new chiefs of TESDA, MIAA, other posts

FILIPINAS AT THE PALACE. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. welcomes members of the Women’s National Football Team at the Palace after their historic win of the 2022 AFF Women’s Championship title.

DFA set to evacuate some 115 Pinoys from crisis-hit Sri Lanka SOME 115 Filipinos in Sri Lanka said they want to return to the Philippines amid the economic crisis in the South Asian country, Foreign Affairs Undersecretary Eduardo de Vega said Wednesday.

“Of the 700 Filipinos in Sri Lanka, about

115 have expressed intention to go home to the Philippines because life is hard there, and we are now working on that,” De Vega said in a radio interview.

De Vega, the undersecretary for Migrant Workers Affairs, said the Philippine gov-

ernment will shoulder the airfare for the commercial flights of the Filipinos who will be repatriated.

Filipinos may bring their children who were born in Sri Lanka with them,

PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. made more additions to his Cabinet on Wednesday, appointing Danilo Cruz as director general of the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA).

Bowling legend Olivia Garcia “Bong” Coo has also been designated as a commissioner of the Philippine Sports Commission (PSC), Press Secretary Trixie Cruz-Angeles said in a statement.

Cruz served as undersecretary of the Department of Labor and Employment under the Arroyo administration.

Coo brought pride to the country after bagging several medals in various tournaments including five gold, two silver, and three bronze medals in the Asian Games as well as eight gold medals in the Southeast Asian Games.

The PSC will name one chairman and three commissioners following Coo’s appointment.

The President also appointed Health Assistant Secretary Nestor

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PH retains Tier 1 status for curb in human trafficking

By Rey E. Requejo

SM Supermalls and the Commission on Elections have officially teamed up to provide voters with more registration venues in SM Supermalls nationwide. The memorandum of agreement was signed on July 19, 2022 at the Event Center of SM City Manila.

THE Philippines has maintained its position as one of the countries that undertook sustained efforts to end human trafficking, according to a report from the United States State Department.

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Ex-PNP chief’s conviction upheld

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HE Sandiganbayan Third Division has affirmed the conviction of former Philippine National Police chief Jesus Verzosa and five other officials in their graft case involving the purchase of P131 million worth of rubber boats and outboard motors in 2008.

He also stated he was not a member of the Bids and Awards Committee (BAC), which determines the eligibility of the suppliers of the rubber boats.

The prosecution countered that Verzosa was indicted in his official capacity as the head of the procuring entity, who had the responsibility and discretion on the recommendations of the BAC and effect payments on approved transactions.

The court, however, insisted in its ruling that Verzosa should have noticed the financial weakness of the suppliers and the functional incompatibility of the rubber boats and outboard motors.

“Instead, he remained silent, thus,

his actions clearly showed manifest partiality,” the court said in the decision penned by Associate Justice Bernelito Fernandez, concurred by Presiding Justice and Division Chairperson Amparo Cabotaje-Tang and Associate Justice Ronald Moreno.

Verzosa and the former police officials were sentenced by the court last year to six to eight years in prison and ordered perpetually disqualified from holding public office.

Accused Ronald Roderos was acquitted due to insufficiency of evidence, while the case for accused Herold Ubalde was dismissed due to his death.

In a decision promulgated on Tuesday, the anti-graft court denied the motions for reconsideration filed by Verzosa and his co-accused Benjamin Belarmino, Jefferson Soriano, Luizo Ticman, Villamor Bumanglag, and Romeo Hilomen.

The court said there was “no cogent reason to disturb the assailed decision”

promulgated on June 25, 2021, which found the former police officials guilty of violating Republic Act No. 3019 or the Anti-Graft and Corrupt Practices Act. In his appeal, Verzosa invoked the “Arias doctrine” and good faith by saying that as the PNP chief, he was not involved in the nitty-gritty of the procurement process.

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Secretary Sara Duterte-Carpio about her department’s plans to address several challenges such as the availability of classrooms, teachers, and other concerns.

“What we need to do is identify the areas that will have blended learning so we can focus, and prepare the devices and other materials similar during pandemic that have been supplied to the students,” Marcos said.

Other issues mentioned by the President were internet connectivity and the increasing number of COVID-19 cases in the country, which is driven by the emergence of new variants of the coronavirus.

He was concerned that those issues might affect the implementation of in-person learning, but he was nevertheless determined to proceed with the plan.

During the same Cabinet meeting, the President directed concerned agencies to rebuild and repair school buildings destroyed by Typhoon Odette last year.

Marcos said the government will be forced to continue carrying out blended learning if major concerns are not addressed, suggesting, however, that the scheme could be done in some areas.

The Education secretary told the President that the DepEd would prepare a plan on what to do beyond Oct. 31.

Citing a recent survey, Duterte-Carpio said the majority of the respondents favored in-person classes for the country’s learners.

After the meeting, Duterte said the DepEd plan would prioritize face-to-face learning, and consider blended modalities for basic education in some instances.

“The President agreed that a plan should be made with a caveat that face-to-face classes shall be the priority and blended modality shall be considered only in specific schools and areas with special circumstances,” she said.

Duterte-Carpio stood pat on the DepEd’s stance to push for mandatory face-to-face classes starting Nov. 2.

The DepEd has yet to draft the plan which will be subjected to Marcos’ review.

During the previous administration, under former Education Secretary Leonor Briones, blended learning was deemed necessary for learners to cope both with the post-pandemic setup and the growing global innovative demand for technological orientation.

ACT Philippines, a group of education workers, said the government must have an “effective and comprehensive plan” in implementing the scheme, including a program for transition into full in-person learning.

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“The Government of the Philippines fully meets the minimum standards for the elimination of trafficking. The government continued to demonstrate serious and sustained efforts during the reporting period, considering the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on its anti-trafficking capacity; therefore, the Philippines remained on Tier 1,” the report stated.

The US State Department said countries under Tier 1 indicate that “a government has made efforts to address the problem” that meet the “minimum standards” of the US Trafficking Victims Protection Act of 2000.

These efforts include the identification of more victims than in 2020, drafting standard operating procedures to identify and monitor human trafficking victims, sentencing traffickers to significant pris-

Lydia de Vega in ‘very critical condition’ due to cancer–family FORMER Asia’s sprint queen Lydia De Vega Mercado has taken a lot of battles on the athletics field and won most of them.

This time she’s fighting again, with her life on the line, against the dreaded Big C. Diay, as she is fondly called in the sporting world, is in critical condition due to complications caused by Stage 4 breast cancer.

According to her daughter Stephanie, a former volleyball standout at Dela Salle University, her mother “was diagnosed with this in 2018 and has been silently fighting the disease for the past 4 years. As the disease is progressing, her condition is quickly worsening despite undergoing many procedures including brain surgery.”

The family is requesting prayers and financial assistance.

“I am requesting everyone to please pray for her in this desperate time of need. If anyone would like to assist financially to cover her medical expenses, any donation would be deeply and whole-heartedly appreciated,” said the younger Mercado in an Instagram post.

“President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. gave instruction, upon learning the situation of our legend Lydia ‘Diay’ de Vega, to give and extend necessary assistance,” Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) Executive Director and Officer In Charge Guillermo Iroy Jr. Mercado was the toast of Philippine athletics in the 1980s, having won the 100m and 200m gold medals in the Asian Athletics Championship in 1983 and 1987 and the 100m gold medal in the 1982 and 1986 Asian Games.

A product of Project Gintong Alay during the time of President Ferdinand Marcos Sr., in 1979, Mercado competed and won multiple medals in the Southeast Asian Games from 1981 to 1993. She ruled the 100m and 200m runs in her farewell performance in Singapore in 1993.

A PUNISHING heatwave fuelling ferocious wildfires in western Europe pushed temperatures in Britain over 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) for the first time on Tuesday and regional heat records tumbled elsewhere.

Grassland fires erupted on the edge of London, with one forcing the evacuation of 14 people as farm buildings, houses and garages were consumed by the flames.

“I was sunbathing in my garden and then a massive black cloud came across,” said Ciar Meadows, a 30-yearold housewife who had to leave her home in the town of Wennington.

“Within an hour it spreads all the way

to our house... All of our cars have gone.”

After the UK’s warmest night on record, the Met Office said a new high of 40.3C had been recorded at Coningsby in eastern England.

At least 34 locations in Britain beat the previous record of 38.7C set in Cambridge, eastern England, in 2019.

Experts blamed climate change for the soaring temperatures – and warned that worse is yet to come.

Heatwaves “are becoming more frequent and this negative trend will continue... at least until the 2060s, independent of our success in climate mitigation efforts,” UN World Mete-

orological Organization chief Petteri Taalas told reporters in Geneva.

“In the future these kinds of heatwaves are going to be normal, and we will see even stronger extremes.”

The high temperatures have triggered an unprecedented red alert in much of England, where some rail lines were closed as a precaution and schools shuttered in some areas.

All trains were cancelled from London’s usually busy Kings Cross station, leaving many travellers stranded.

“It’s a little frustrating,” said US tourist Deborah Byrne, trying to reach Scotland. AFP

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All regions except Bangsamoro have logged a case of the Omicron BA.5, Vergeire said.

Twelve of the additional BA.5 cases were returning Filipinos, she added.

Of the 816 newly reported BA.5 cases, 686 have recovered, 78 were still under isolation while the status of the remaining 52 was still being verified, Vergeire said.

A total of 560 were fully vaccinated, while the inoculation status of the remaining 256 was still being verified, she said.

Out of the additional 52 BA.2.12.1 cases, 49 have recovered and the condition of the remaining three was still being verified, she said.

The country on Wednesday logged 2,074 new COVID-19 cases, pushing active cases to 20,678, the highest since April 17.

Of the additional infections, 788 are from Metro Manila, according to the DOH. Vergeire said that the rising number of new cases should not yet be a cause for concern.

“But we must still be vigilant because we are seeing a continuous increase of new COVID-19 cases in the country,” she said.

Also on Wednesday, Senator Aquilino Pimentel III said mass media should be used to convince people of the ben-

efits of vaccination.

He said the government should employ persuasion and not force.

Pimentel was sought for his comment on the more than 1.5 million doses of the private sector-procured COVID-19 vaccines that are set to expire by end-July.

On the same issue, Senator Francis Escudero cited the need to ease the restrictions on who can be vaccinated and given booster shots.

He said the private sector could donate the expiring booster shots against COVID-19 to local government units (LGUs) with a high number of cases and with high absorptive capacity to do the jabs.

He also said the vulnerable sectors that need vaccination and booster shots should be targeted and identified.

He also suggested that incentives be given to those who will be given vaccination or booster shots either from the national government or the LGUs. Earlier, Go Negosyo founder Joey Concepcion urged the Health Technology Assessment Council (HTAC) to expand the second booster coverage to include the general population.

At present, the administration of a fourth vaccine shot in the country is limited to health workers, the immunocompromised and senior citizens.

ment should implement the same policies on how to handle, contain, and prevent the Marburg virus, just like what it did during the Ebola scare in 2016.

“For me, the possibility of the Marburg virus entering our country is not remote, just like any other emerging and reemerging infectious diseases.

We always try to prepare for that so that it won’t enter here. But if it does, our health care facilities should be prepared,” he said in Filipino.

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the Marburg virus was first detected in 1967 and is clinically similar to the Ebola virus. Both diseases are rare and may cause outbreaks with high fatality rates, it added.

The WHO also said that Marburg virus is transmitted to people from fruit bats and spreads among humans through human-to-human transmission.

Ghana’s health service recently confirmed two cases of the Marburg virus, after two people who later died tested positive for the virus earlier this month.

The Department of Health (DOH), however, said the possibility of Marburg entering the Philippines was low.

No treatment or vaccine exists for the Marburg virus.

Marburg symptoms include high fever as well as internal and external bleeding.

DOH officer-in-charge Undersecretary Maria Rosario Vergeire said the disease was endemic in or native to Africa.

but their Sri Lankan spouses are not covered by the repatriation program, he added.

According to De Vega, concerned Pinoys might be able to return home by the end of July.

“We want repatriation to start before July ends,” he said in Filipino (see related story on World, page B2 – Editors).

Repatriated Filipinos will undergo a reintegration program and receive assistance from the government, De Vega said.

In a separate interview at the Laging Handa public briefing, De Vega said the Department of Foreign Affairs is facing problems in sending financial aid to Pinoys there due to some regulations in Sri Lanka.

“The problem is that sending money to Sri Lanka is not easy because the government has implemented some actions because of inflation and other regulations,” he said.

According to him, Filipinos who will stay in Sri Lanka will receive cash assistance from the Philippine government.

De Vega called on Filipinos in Sri Lanka not to participate in protests for their safety. He said some Filipinos reportedly joined rallies amid the economic crisis.

So far, no Filipinos were reported injured in these protests, he added.

thority (MIAA).

For the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP), Edgardo Diaz has been appointed as Deputy Director General for Operations, while Manuel Antonio Tamayo will serve as the Deputy Director General for Administration and Finance.

The Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) shall remain under the leadership of Executive Director Carmelo Arcilla.

The Office for Transportation Security (OTS) will be under a new Administrator, former police general Ma. O Ranada Aplasca.

For the Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA), Marcos has appointed Hernani Nieves Fabia as its new Administrator.

Meanwhile, Department of National Defense (DND) officer-in-charge Jose Faustino Jr. has named his picks for the agency’s undersecretary positions.

Faustino, a former Armed Forces chief, selected four retired Army generals to become Defense undersecretaries, subject to the President’s approval: Retired Brig. Gen. Ignacio Madriaga - recommended as the undersecretary for strategic assessment and planning;

there would be no untoward incidents before, during, and after the event.

“So these preparations have been planned since last week and we at PSG…we are prepared in coordination with the PNP so that everything will run smoothly from the time he arrives, he delivers the SONA, until he returns to Malacañang,” Zagala said.

There will be over 21,000 police of-

ficers deployed for the security of the event, according to the PNP’s National Capital Region Police Office.

The PNP is also set to enforce a strict gun ban in Metro Manila from July 22 to 27.

The PNP on Wednesday designated three freedom parks in Quezon City where protesters can hold their activities during the SONA.

Solante also said that it was too early to tell the characteristics of the new subvariant.

“If you look at the genetic tree of Omicron, as they evolve there’s always that increased transmissibility and the ability to evade vaccines,” he said.

“We will wait for more data if...it can really cause severe disease. When we look at variants, those are the important implications.”

BA.2.75 first emerged in India in May and has spread to other countries like the United States, Britain, Australia, and Netherlands.

The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control has tagged the BA.2.75 as a “variant under monitoring.”

Meanwhile, the country has detected 910 more cases of the highly transmissible Omicron subvariants BA.5, BA.4 and BA.2.12.1, the DOH said.

DOH officer-in-charge Undersecretary Maria Rosario Vergeire said the government found an additional 816 cases of the Omicron BA.5, 52 new cases of the BA2.12.1, and 42 more cases of the BA.4.

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Meanwhile, an infectious disease expert said local hospitals should be prepared for the entry of the Marburg virus, a highly infectious disease similar to the deadly Ebola virus.

Dr. Rontgene Solante said the govern-

on terms, and the creation of the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW), which focuses on the security and welfare of Filipinos working abroad.

Along with the Philippines, Tier 1 nations included, among others, Australia, Canada, Chile, Germany, Singapore, the United Kingdom, and the US. However, while the Philippines meets the minimum standards, the US State Department noted the Philippines “did not report vigorously investigating labor trafficking crimes” inside the country.

The PH also did not “take adequate steps to investigate and arrest individuals suspected of purchasing commercial sex from trafficking victims, nor did it provide training for labor inspectors on indicators of human trafficking,” it added.

“The government prosecuted and convicted fewer traffickers, and it did not report holding accountable officials allegedly complicit in human trafficking crimes,” the report noted.

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Marcos also named more officials to head several attached agencies of the Department of Transportation (DOTr).

In an appointment letter signed by Executive Secretary Victor D. Rodriguez, the President named Cesar Chiong as the Acting General Manager of the Manila International Airport Au-

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HE Philippine National Police (PNP) on Wednesday appealed to American lawmakers to specifically cite accusations of human rights violations hurled against the institution.

ALMOST DONE. Department of

Public Works and Highways personnel apply finishing touches on a portion of the southbound lane of the Edsa-Kamuning flyover in Quezon City which underwent repair and rehabilitation works starting June 25.

PH spearheads ASEAN workshop on resolving maritime disputes

By Rey E. Requejo PH conducts workshop with ASEAN neighbors on how to handle maritime disputes THE Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) has conducted a three-day workshop other members of the Association of Southeast Asian on how to peacefully settle maritime disputes.

The exercise came as China continues

to reject the ruling of the United Nationsbacked Permanent Court of Arbitration favoring the Philippines’ position in the South China Sea territorial dispute.

In statement, the DFA said the Philippines hosted the three-day Workshop on the Peaceful Settlement of Disputes and Maritime Boundary Delimitation that started on July 12.

The workshop sought discussions on how to handle maritime disputes, like

what the Philippines, a country that was favored by the arbitral ruling as well as the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), has done.

The DFA stressed that the workshop focused on two major themes: first was dispute settlement mechanisms under UNCLOS, and the second was maritime boundary delimitation procedure.

In her remarks, Foreign Affairs Assistant Secretary for Maritime and Ocean

Affairs Maria Angela Ponce noted that “the 2016 South China Sea Arbitration Award, whose 6th anniversary was on July 12, is a demonstration of the Philippines’ commitment to the peaceful settlement of disputes through UNCLOS.” German Ambassador to the Philippines Anke Reiffenstuel supported the country’s position by highlighting the contribution of the Award to the rule of law in the disputed waters.

“I hope they would tell us the cases of alleged violation of human rights that they claim in order for the PNP and other agencies of the Philippine government to address these concerns,” said PNP spokesperson, Col. Jean Fajardo, in a press briefing at the PNP headquarters in Camp Crame, Quezon City.

The PNP aired its sentiments over the allegations after the US House of Representatives moved to limit the American government’s assistance to the PNP in light of the controversy.

Pennsylvania Rep. Susan Wild proposed an amendment to the US National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for 2023 which will limit the aid that is being given to PNP until it complies with “human rights requirements.”

Fajardo described the move as unfortunate, insisting that the PNP has been compliant with human rights protection inthe conduct of operations.

While the PNP has no direct information on what these accusations are about, she said the force welcomes any investigation if there were wrongdoings committed by its personnel.

“In fact, we are constantly coordinating with the DOJ (Department of Justice) regarding the cases they are probing, especially on anti-illegal drug operations, which we assume they (US House of Representatives) are calling as alleged violations of human rights. We strongly condemn any violation of human rights and in fact, the PNP is the number one advocate and defendant of human rights,” Fernando added.

The US government has been extending assistance to the PNP in terms of training, particularly in the field of investigation, drug enforcement, and antichild trafficking, among others.

DOTr looking for Carousel bus terminal site in Caloocan City

By Darwin G. Amojelar THE Department of Transportation (DOTr) is looking at possible locations for a large terminal for the EDSA Bus Carousel to avoid congestion and long queue of commuters in the vicinity of Monumento in Caloocan City.

“We are looking at three areas in Caloocan for the staging area or terminal that is similar to PITX [Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange]. One is the PNR Compound in Sangandaan Caloocan, second is the Victory Liner, which is four kilometers away in Valenzuela side and the other one is in Monumento area beside Starbucks restaurant,” LTFRB chair Cheloy Garafil said.

“Transportation Secretary Jaime Bautista directed us to conduct ocular inspection in the three areas, and then we can

decide if it is feasible to convert them into a staging area,” she added.

The EDSA Busway recorded a total ridership of 47,104,197 in 2021, serving an average passenger volume of 129,000 daily. The government tapped Mega Manila Consortium Corporation and ES Transport for the operation of the EDSA Bus Carousel.

Garafil earlier said that the EDSA Carousel can still stand improvements such as addressing the long distance between some stations in the major commercial districts like Cubao and Ortigas Center and the need for a unified Fleet Management System to better address the surge of passengers during rush hours.

She also said that the EDSA Bus Carousel lacked facilities for persons with disabilities (PWDs).

TIMELINE SET TO REMOVE FATTY ACIDS FROM FOOD PRODUCTS. The Department of Health (DOH) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) call on food companies to reformulate and remove industrially-produced trans fatty acids (iTFA) from their products by June 18, 2023 in compliance with DOH Administrative Order 2021-0039 and FDA Circular 2021-028. The two agencies issued the call during a press briefing Wednesday at a Quezon City restaurant. Photo shows (from left) Dr. John Juliard Go, Sophia Monica San Luis, FDA director Pilar Marilyn Pagayuman), Dr. Beverlyn Lorraine HO (OIC Undersecretary, Department of Health, Public Health Service Team), Ms Jomarie Tongol, and Dr. Zenaida Velasco, president, Nutritionist Dietitians’ Association of the Philippines. Manny Palmero

UP-NIH set to look at link between traffic exposure and hearing loss DPWH finishes Busy Tuesday night for Makati, Taguig cops

By Joel E. Zurbano

THE University of the Philippines Manila - National Institute of Health’s (UPNIH) is set to conduct a study meant to determine the connection of chronic traffic exposure to hearing loss.

The institution eyes field personnel of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) as key participants in the research.

MMDA officer-in-charge Director Baltazar Melgar said traffic enforcers work under punishing weather conditions, stressing that they are also exposed to health hazards such as traffic noise and air pollution.

“It must be noted that MMDA traffic

enforcers, classified as civilian uniformed personnel, are exposed to health hazards while performing their duties,” he said.

The study will be led by Dr. Kim Ong of the UP-NIH and will be assisted by the MMDA Medical Clinic headed by Dr. Annabelle Ombina.

Select field personnel assigned at Epifanio delos Santos Ave. (EDSA) will undergo the screening process such as hearing test and in-depth interview.

“The screening process is expected to be done in the second week of August. Based on the criteria set by the UP-NIH, traffic enforcers must have a five-year field exposure experience, regardless of their employment status,” Melgar said.

SKAL MAKATI MEETING. The Skal Makati holds its general membership meeting

at the Heritage Hotel to “celebrate the life and friendship” of their chairman and founder Bobby Lim Joseph with a Holy Mass and release of white balloons. In photo are Bobby’s wife, Ida Manalo Joseph, Skal member and DOTr Secretary Jimmy Bautista, newly appointed Skal president and Heritage Hotel general manager Farid Schoucair, and former Tourism Undersecretary and Skal member Cynthia Carreon.

P28.5-m dike in Ormoc City

THE Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) has completed construction of the P28.5 million river wall in Ormoc City to prevent overflows that usually inundates several barangays in the area during heavy rains.

Public works Secretary Manuel Bonoan said more than 300 households from Barangays San Isidro, Teambuilding, and Linao in Ormoc City “are now protected by a flood control structure constructed by the DPWH.” Based on a report submitted by DPWH Region 8 director Allan Borromeo, the P28.5-million project along Haubon River involves the implementation of a 350-meter river wall, constructed through stone masonry with sheet piles, and steel slope protection which act as the first line of defense against river overflows.

“This structure will safeguard communities in low-lying areas during heavy rains and typhoons, which trigger the rise of river water, causing flood to inundate communities and destroy residential properties, livestock, and farmlands,” Bonoan said.

The project is one of the four structures in Ormoc City and part of the 13 flood control projects being implemented in the 4th District of Leyte province with three in the municipality of Albuera, two each in the towns of Kananga and Merida, and one each in the towns of Isabel and Palompon, respectively. Vito Barcelo

THE continuing police crackdown on illegal drugs in southern Metro Manila yielded 13 suspects arrested and the seizure of shabu worth more than P4.5 million on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning in the cities of Makati and Taguig.

Those arrested in Makati were identified as Christian Chavez, alias Nestor, 24; Jay-ar Padilla, alias Onyok, 34, and Ryan Magalong, 40.

The city’s Station Drug Enforcement Unit nabbed the suspects in a buy-bust operation at 4050 Bernardino Street in Barangay Guadalupe Viejo around 6 p.m.

Seized from the suspects were 617 grams of shabu worth P4,195,600, a Samsonite belt bag, and the money used

in the entrapment.

A follow up operation around a few hours later resulted in the arrest of another batch of suspects. They were Melanie Arsola Cabarles, 30; Eric Gaon Versoza, alias Bunek, 36; Noel Arsula Cabarles, 27; Emanuel Arsula Cabarles, 23; Rolando Cabansag Quilatan, 43, and JB Nerie Deloguines Vasquez, 34.

At least 25 grams of shabu worth P170,000 were recovered from the suspects.

Meanwhile, operatives of the Taguig City Police Station - Drug Enforcement Unit seized at least 14 grams of shabu and arrested Ruby Jane Dolar, 26, along Kakaw Street in Barangay Western Bicutan around 2 am. Joel E. Zurbano

UP study eyes pest-resistant coffee species GOVERNMENT biologists and researchers are currently developing a detection system for coffee pests and diseases through a project funded Department of Science and Technology’s (DOST) Philippine Council for Agriculture, Aquatic and Natural Resources Research and Development (PCAARRD).

Dr. Ernelea P. Cao of the Institute of Biology, University of the Philippines in Diliman (UPD) leads the research and development project, dubbed “Development of a Detection System for Pest and Disease Resistance in Philippine Coffee Varieties.” The scientists will use molecular markers to differentiate resistant varieties from susceptible local coffee varieties

against insect pests and diseases, said a news dispatch from PCAARRD media bureau.

Cao explained that the impact of coffee pests is only seen when they are widespread.

Through the project, insect pest and disease incidences can be reduced through early screening of coffee seedlings using the detection system.

The project has designed and synthesized primers that will be used for the detection system. Loop-Mediated Isothermal Amplification (LAMP) technology was used on Coffea arabica and C. canephora varieties, producing promising results in detecting coffee white stem borer, coffee leaf rust, and coffee berry disease. Butch Gunio

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Groups urge SC to reconsider Meralco appeal

By Rey E. Requejo PRO-CONSUMER party-list groups have asked the Supreme Court (SC) to reconsider its ruling that upheld the validity of the decision of the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) allowing Manila Electric Company’s request for a staggered collection of automatic rate adjustments arising from generation costs for November 2013.

Among the petitioners include representatives from party-list groups such Bayan Muna, Gabriela Women’s Party, ACT Teachers Party-list and Kabataan Party-list; National Association of Electricity Consumers for Reforms (Nasecore), Federation of VillaGe Associations (FOVA) and Federation of Las Pinas Homeowners Association (FOLPHA).

In a 37-page motion for reconsideration, the petitioners argued that the ERC order granting Meralco’s request dated December 5, 2013, was not for the interest and protection of consumers as what the Court held in its decision made public last July 1, 2022.

The SC ruled that the ERC’s decision to allow the staggered recovery of the adjustment charges while denying the request of Meralco for carrying costs was intended “to protect the interest of the consumers” by not compelling them the adjustment rates in one bill.

“The majority did not see anything wrong with how the ERC exercised (or failed to exercise) its powers,” the petitioners noted. “But how about the consumers who will be forced to shoulder the rate hike, which is the highest recorded pass-on charge in Philippine history, and which atrocious amount was a result of anticompetitive behavior, ineptness, and irregularities? What about the State policy of consumer protection and regulation of monopolies for the public good? From where we sit, the consumers do not feel that its interests are being protected and promoted,” they said.

NO TO POWER RATE HIKE. Protesters in front of the Supreme Court (SC) hold placards against a recent Supreme Court (SC) decision upholding a power rate hike. In a narrow 6-5 vote, the SC upheld a December 2013 rate hike by the Manila Electric Company (Meralco) that sought to charge from its consumers P22.64 billion in recovery costs. Norman Cruz

Jinggoy, Chiz: Move date of SK, barangay elections

By Macon Ramos-Araneta

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ENATORS Jinggoy Estrada and Chiz Escudero have filed separate bills to adjust the date of the barangay and Sangguninang Kabataan (SK) elections which have been set for December 5.

Estrada noted that the P8-billion budget for the said elections can be used to fund economic programs and health services to ease the effects of the pandemic on all Filipinos, particularly to those who were greatly affected. These huge funds, he said, can be used to address the current COVID-19 surge in the country.

Estrada said they can be set during the first Monday of December 2023. On the other hand, Escudero wants to move the elections on May 2024.

Under Estrada’s proposed measure, barangay and SK officials who will

be elected in December 2023 will assume office at noon of January 1, 2024.

In filing the bill, Escudero said this would seek to bolster the stability and consistency of public service.

He also mentioned that one of the advantages would be mainly on interventions that will address the country’s present problems, including the COVID-19 pandemic, high oil prices, inflation, and poverty.

Escudero also aired the same concern, saying his measure will enable the government to realign a portion of

the barangay and SK election’s fund amounting to ₱8.44 billion “towards interventions aimed at sustaining the current momentum in addressing the coronavirus pandemic and achieving socioeconomic objectives.

Estrada said the recently concluded 2022 national and local elections “had caused much divisiveness” among the electorate.

“The political atmosphere is very polarized that plunging Filipino voters to another situation of political toxicity in a close interval would not be beneficial to our national well-being,” he said.

Incoming Senate President Juan Miguel Zubiri said the Senate will wait for President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr.’s first State of the Nation Address (SONA) before deciding whether to pass a bill deferring the barangay polls or not.

Lawmaker files measure to protect delivery riders vs. bogus bookings

By Maricel V. Cruz

PADYAK. A pedestrian walks past tricycles, locally known as padyak, for sale in a neighborhood in Manila on July 20. AFP

A PARTY-LIST lawmaker has vowed to protect delivery riders from fraudulent bookings, and penalizing customers who cancel confirmed orders on e-commerce platforms like Grab, Lazada, and Shopee.

This as Bagong Henerasyon Rep. Bernadette Herrera refiled a bill providing broader protection for independent couriers or delivery riders, who have become “inadvertent frontliners” in the fight against COVID-19.

House Bill 1010, or the proposed “Magna Carta of E-Commerce Delivery Personnel,” seeks to ensure the safety and welfare of independent delivery contractors by promoting cashless payment for home deliveries and penalizing cancellation of cash on delivery or COD transactions.

“In order to increase efficiency and protect the welfare of delivery riders whose lives put at stake to keep us safe within our homes, this bill seeks to provide more secure measures to these service providers and penalize those who unreasonably and inconveniently cancel their orders upon delivery,” Herrera pointed out.

According to the party-list lawmaker, cashless transaction not only prevents virus transmission through currency notes, but also protects delivery workers from unscrupulous customers.

“Customers are more responsible for their purchases when they opt to pay online and in advance, while delivery rider simply transport the items to the customers’ homes without having to bear the costs,” Herrera explained.

Escudero sees bill on bank secrecy will get Congress approval

By Macon Ramos-Araneta SENATOR Francis Escudero on Wednesday expressed optimism that his proposal to mandate all government officials and employees to waive their rights under the Bank Secrecy Law (Republic Act 1405) and the Foreign Currency Deposit Act (RA 6426) will finally be approved under

the 19th Congress.

The returning senator filed Senate Bill No. 56 as one of his priority legislation. The measure, he said, would make it mandatory for all government personnel, except those who serve in an honorary capacity, to submit written permission in favor of the Office of the Ombudsman to access and examine all their deposits, including foreign currency

deposits, here and abroad.

Escudero first filed his pet bill in 2010 during his first term as senator. It was enrolled as SB No. 16. He again refiled this bill in 2013 and 2016.

The veteran legislator had always submitted to the Senate Secretary his Statement of Assets and Liabilities (SALN) together with a signed waiver on the secrecy

of bank deposits to set an example to his fellow public servants.

As proposed in SB 56, it will however further include deposits in banks and other financial institutions both in and outside the Philippines, as well as investment bonds issued by the Philippine government, its political subdivisions, and instrumentalities.

EJAP mourns passing of founding chair THE Economic Journalists Association of the Philippines (EJAP) mourns the passing of its founding chairman Abrino Aydinan.

Aydinan, who was then working for the defunct Business Day publication, the precursor of BusinessWorld, was the one who made the bold suggestion in 1985 to create an organization of economic reporters.

In her account of EJAP’s history, the late Arleen Chipongian-Perez, who was also an EJAP Founding Member, said Aydinan suggested the creation of the organization since their group of 15 junior reporters would always meet after work to talk shop.

It was as simple as that but what Aydinan did not yet realize was that his simple suggestion would give birth to a 90-member strong institution that strives to always uphold excellence in business reporting.

“The EJAP owes much to Sir Abring and we will forever be grateful for his contribution to the industry,” the organization said.

As EJAP’s first president, his commitment and “intense intellectual” prowess are recognized by all as the moving spirit behind EJAP during its early years, according to Fe dela Cruz who, like Aydinan, was a former Business Day reporter/ editor.

FOR UNITY. Convenors of the Kilusan ng Nagkakaisang Pilipino (KNP) led by

Mandaluyong Mayor Benjamin Abalos, Mandaluyong CIty Vice-Mayor Menchie Abalos, Leyte 4th Dist. Rep. Richard Gomez, Navotas City Mayor Toby Tiangco, Balocod City Mayor Albee Benitez, Zamboanga Del Sur 1st Dist Rep. Divine Yu, San Jose Del Monte City Bulacan Lone Dist Rep. Rida Robes, Nueva Vizcaya Lone Dist Rep. Luisa Cuaresma, and Nueva Ecija 3rd Dist Rep. Ria Vergara pins the KNP pin during a ceremony at the Marquee Tent, EDSA Shangrila Hotel in Mandaluyong City. The KNP is a movement in support of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.;s call for unity. Manny Palmero

CHR willing to assist on rights in education THE Commission on Human Rights (CHR) said Wednesday it is willing to extend its expertise should the proposed bill on the inclusion of human rights principles in the educational curriculum be further developed.

In a statement, lawyer Jacqueline Ann de Guia, CHR executive director, said she welcomes Senator Loren Legarda’s proposal to incorporate “Article III of the 1987 Constitution or the Bill of Rights” into the educational curriculum.

“Human rights education is essential in building and nurturing a human rights culture that values equality and upholds the inherent dignity of all,” de Guia said.“It helps cultivate an enabling and empowering society where people are aware of their rights and are respectful of the rights of others,” she added.

De Guia noted that through human rights education, government accountability and public service excellence will be further strengthened.

“The Senator’s proposed piece of legislation seeks to inculcate human rights principles among the younger generation. CHR is grateful that the Senator shares our vision of including the fundamental rights in basic education to ensure that young Filipinos imbibe human rights values during their crucial formative years so they may carry it with them for a lifetime,” she said.

De Guia said human rights education plays a crucial part in “empowering young people” to acknowledge their rights.

Villar applauds seed foundation on agri efforts

By Macon Ramos-Araneta ON ITS 10th Founding Anniversary celebration, Sen. Cynthia A. Villar lauded the East-West Seed Foundation and cited its strong partnership with Villar SIPAG. The East-West Seed Foundation aims to augment incomes of farmers through better seeds, organic fertilizers from composting kitchen and garden wastes, and teaching vegetable gardening through Villar SIPAG Farm schools in Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.

As the corporate social responsibility arm of East-West Seed Philippines, Villar noted that East-West Seed Foundation envisions healthy Filipinos through increased appreciation, availability, and consumption of vegetables. This is enabled by sharing of knowledge on vegetable production and health benefits.

The senator, the chairperson of the Senate committee on agriculture and food, said the partnership with East -West Seed started when their family established in 2015 the Villar SIPAG farm schools to give free training in agricrops production.

Villar acknowledged that East-West Seed Foundation has always been with them even in their Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao farm schools.

Villar SIPAG began with two farm schools in Luzon--one in Las Piñas-Bacoor that opened in 2015 and the other one- in San Jose del Monte City that opened in 2016.

Opinion Reclamation for whom?

The natural flow of bay waters will have been altered by these many reclamation islands that the waters kissing the dolomite beach will likely be fetid and stagnant, trapped by the manmade monstrosities constructed for the wealthy There is a small one which has been languishing for the last 20 years without being allowed to start mobilization, approved by the late Manila Mayor Fred Lim, that borders the Folk Arts Theater area beside the Philippine Naval reservation.

There are two conflicting reclamation projects, both fronting Roxas Boulevard in Manila, approved by Mayor-President Erap Estrada, whose metes and bounds overlap. And another also within Manila’s municipal waters, approved as well during Estrada’s time.

Then there is a reclamation project in tiny Navotas, a city whose income and population dwarf its land area, and seeks now to increase the same as there is no more room for expansion.

Once all of these are completed, visitors to that dolomite beach the “Mandamus Agencies” are so proud of will be devoid of the view of the Manila Bay sunset, and ordinary mortals who pass by our famed Roxas Boulevard will just see condominiums from a distance hiding the sunset from us.

Worse, the natural flow of bay waters will have been altered by these many reclamation islands that the waters kissing the dolomite beach will likely be fetid and stagnant, trapped by the man-made monstrosities constructed for the wealthy.

But why are there so many reclamation projects, not only in Manila Bay, but likewise in Cebu, in Coron, and God knows where else?

It is because with the high prices of real estate in the country, it is cheaper to construct islands offshore than to purchase inland. Why the prices of Philippine real

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estate are way too high compared to say Thailand or Indonesia and Vietnam is likewise a puzzlement.

So, when Harry Stonehill, the American carpetbagger who controlled US Tobacco once upon a time started reclaiming what is now the CCP-PICC area beside the Philippine Navy HQ, people wondered whatever for.

A subsequent corruption scandal that had almost everybody in politics listed in the American’s uncovered “blue book” sent him scurrying out of the country.

And the reclamation project became government property, upon which Imelda Marcos built her monuments.

In Cebu City, which is a narrow strip of land hemmed in by mountains to its west, the late Mayor, then Senator Sergio Osmena Jr. hired a Hawaiian corporation to reclaim what is now the useful Port of Cebu extension covering parts of the city as well as Mandaue.

As our population mushroomed with unabated baby production, the urban centers of Manila and environs became overcrowded, especially since we never did in-city urban planning, not until Mayor Isko Moreno came to the scene with his Tondominiums and Binondominiums, affordable and decent housing for the poor and common folks.

Elsewhere, when the Ayala gated villages with their stately mansions were all filled up, builders started building pricey high-rise condominiums along Ayala Avenue, in Buendia and Rockwell, later the BGC and Ortigas.

Prices of real estate have gone haywire, with BGC lots, if you can find any for sale, going for a million per square meter.

Thus, the reclamation option, and with our condominiums available for foreign purchase, bingo for the developers.

Government functionaries and politicians keep talking about dispersing growth towards the provinces, but little has been done about the same.

Everybody crowds NCR, Metro Cebu, Iloilo, and other urban centers where work opportunities are better than the languishing countryside.

But will the reclamation projects off Manila Bay solve the problem of overcrowding?

Not by any chance. These projects are not for you and I. And as the American fictionist Francis Scott Fitzgerald once quipped, “the rich, my dear, are different from you and I.” They will be for the can-afford wealthy, the uber-billionaires and the foreigners, mostly Chinese, who want another highvalue asset in our country.

And the proponents of these megaprojects have also lined up partnerships with uber-wealthy Chinese, and Chinese contractors who more likely than not, will hire workers from the mainland.

Since they cannot hire en masse from China, they will get helpers from the provinces, who will never leave the metropolis, having found work here.

Instead they will migrate to the capital region, along with their extended families.

You think they will live in those reclaimed islands after the ritzy condominiums are completed?

They will crowd their way into every fetid slum in the capital region where they can put shack and a makeshift roof. Such is how economics works.

We never plan long-term in this country.

We cannot see anything beyond the tip of our noses.

But since many of these projects are not likely to proceed quickly enough due to the world-wide recession, maybe the new president can still put a stop to these absurdities.

Enough is enough.

THERE are several reclamation projects, big and small, that will soon dot Manila Bay with their man-made islands, assuming they are not stopped.

There is already one project that has been started, supposedly owned by a Davao construction magnate, visible from the air if you are aboard a helicopter.

Down at the Mall of Asia pedestrian esplanade, you can see barges scooping sand from around 20 meters offshore, apparently to fill up the reclamation project farther offshore. The project is within the municipal waters of both Pasay and Manila.

There is an even bigger reclamation project, this time by the wealthiest family in the land, that spans Parañaque and Pasay.

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Dwindling rebel ranks

OW serious is the threat to national security posed by the communist-led insurgency in the Philippine countryside at this point?

If the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) is to be believed, the current number of guerrilla fighters of the New People’s Army (NPA) stands at 2,000, down from the 3,000-4,000 estimate from six years ago. The number of active guerrilla fronts, meanwhile, has been slashed to 23 from 89 in 2016, or a 74 percent reduction.

Every guerrilla front has at least three platoons with around 100 armed combatants, according to former police chief and now Sen. Ronald de la Rosa.

The AFP also claims that 25,000 NPA supporters have surrendered to authorities.

While the AFP did not indicate a time frame under which the surrenders took place, it’s possible that the National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (NTF-ELCAC) could have played a big role in the effort to deprive the rebels the political, financial and material support needed to sustain the armed struggle.

The NPA was founded back on March 29, 1969, so it’s been fighting government forces for 53 years now.

At its height in the early 1980s, its strength was estimated to have reached 25,000 full-

We know that peace and order in the countryside is a prerequisite for sustained economic growth that will reduce poverty in rural communities and improvements in the quality of life of rural folk time guerrillas. But this estimate appears to be bloated, as this strength could have easily led to large-scale battles between rebels and government troops.

No such encounters took place as these were apparently limited to platoon-size formations on both sides, based on news reports.

If NPA strength has been drastically reduced over time, what will be the Marcos administration’s attitude towards them?

We know that peace and order in the countryside is a prerequisite for sustained

economic growth that will reduce poverty in rural communities and improvements in the quality of life of rural folk.

All-out military offensives in areas where NPA presence is still felt may be an option, but winning hearts and minds is just as important, so the NTF-ELCAC is likely to continue its work.

Will President Marcos Jr. go the way of his father who vowed to crush the armed insurgency through martial law and launch massive search-and-destroy operations against the NPA? Or will he try a different approach and offer them the olive branch while instituting reforms in the economic, political and social spheres that will reduce poverty in the countryside?

Recall that the CPP-NPA-NDF had boasted in the late 1980s of having reached what they called the “advanced substage of the strategic defensive” leading to the stalemate stage and later the strategic offensive stage in the “people’s war,” a strategy patterned after what Mao Zedong had adopted in China in the 1940s.

The NPA, if it is true that they now have only 2,000 fulltime guerillas against an armed forces reaching to 150,000 and a police force with the same number, appears a puny force now incapable of launching large-scale attacks against government forces.

Is it a lost cause or what?

Rightsizing or downsizing EVER since I can remember, every new administration comes up with the idea of reviewing the staffing patterns of the government bureaucracy for the purpose of downsizing it to save money.

In the end, however, the effort oftentimes failed with the bureaucracy even growing bigger than before.

This administration is no different.

It has, however, come out with the term rightsizing. The stated intention is to eliminate redundant positions and reposition government workers to posts where they are best qualified and needed.

This gives the impression that the government intention is not really to downsize as some critics are saying but repositioning.

If this is the real intention, the government is of course right.

There are indeed so many redundant positions that should be eliminated.

Unfortunately, some government executives gave themselves away by saying the repositioning alone or whatever it is called will eventually save about P14.8 billion which means that positions will be eliminated.

The savings can then be used for “social welfare programs, infrastructure, health and agriculture.”

Unsurprisingly, an organization of government workers immediately punched on this revelation, saying this clearly shows the insincerity of the government.

What the government really wants to do, according to them, is to downsize and not right size the bureaucracy.

Lost in all the debate is the issue of what exactly should be the right size of the government bureaucracy.

We keep hearing the government bureaucracy is so overstaffed that it needs to be trimmed.

The right number normally depends on the staffing pattern determined by the agency with the approval of the Civil Service

There must also be other programs where the government can save without having to target the bureaucracy which, as it is, should be strengthened and not weakened Commission.

The rule of thumb in many countries is that there should be one million bureaucrats in government for every 40 million population.

This is the number believed to be ideal in providing an efficient service to the population. Since we already number about 110 million people, we should therefore, have at least about 2.750 million civilian bureaucrats in government.

Since CSC figures show that we have 1.7 million, there is in fact a need to create more positions.

This number includes regular, contractual and job order employees.

Unfortunately, there are some government planners who believe that the government should peg the number of bureaucrats to about 1 million.

This is faulty because this number is clearly not enough.

Given that the population continues to increase, the government has no choice but to also increase the size of the bureaucracy in proportion to population increase notwithstanding the benefits of computerization.

The government may have the best of intentions but the way it is looking, the end result will almost be some kind of downsizing.

And given the prevailing economic

situation, this may not be a wise move because the amount to be saved which is P14.8 billion is quite small in the overall scheme of things.

As budget experts will tell us, a lot more savings can be generated elsewhere such as lessening pork barrel allocations, unspent programs, and other savings.

There must also be other programs where the government can save without having to target the bureaucracy which, as it is, should be strengthened and not weakened.

Another question that needs answering is: why does the government have so many contractual and job order employees but seem unable to fill up 177,000 vacant government plantilla positions?

This indicates that there is something that needs fixing in the way plantilla positions are determined and filled. It could also mean that the entire staffing pattern of the government is the one that is in need of a thorough review.

In the military and police organizations, there is the so-called Table of Organization and Equipment.

This means that appointments, promotions must not go beyond those identified in the TO and E. But, in actual practice, the police is not always following TO and E guidelines and this is why we often see too many Generals and Colonels being promoted.

This is also happening in the civil service.

Hopefully, this will also be addressed by those who will implement the rightsizing plan of the administration.

If this is done the way it should, my educated guess is that the administration will find itself increasing the number of employees in government needed to provide the needed services to the people who as we know are underserved.

Part of the problem is that whatever the government does, the issue of corruption is always not far away.

The other is wasteful spending. If the two can be reduced significantly, then perhaps we can see better services being provided by a well-motivated government bureaucracy.

I do not doubt the sincerity of this administration to want to reform the bureaucracy.

But the timing is bad. Now is not the time to do it.

Indigenous Canadians hopeful ahead of Pope’s apology for school abuse

By Anne-Sophie Thill FOR decades, trauma has lingered in the tiny Indigenous Canadian community of Maskwacis.

But some hope to finally find a degree of closure during a visit by Pope Francis to apologize for the Church’s role in a century of abuse.

The pontiff will stop in the community of 19,000 people some 100 kilometers north of Edmonton, Alberta, on July 25, to visit the site of one of the state boarding schools run by churches where Indigenous children were once forcibly sequestered.

Many of the children--those who survived--still live in towns such as Maskwacis.

“Maybe they will hear something that will help them to move forward in their life,” Ermineskin Cree Nation chief Randy Ermineskin tells AFP. Indigenous rights champion Wilton “Willie” Littlechild was part of a delegation that travelled to the Vatican in April to press the 85-year-old pontiff to come to Canada on the once unimaginable tour.

“The apology from his Holiness will have a great impact,” he said.

“Once you have the apology and the forgiveness, then people will start to feel a sense of healing, and then they will find a conclusion,” said the 78-year-old lawyer and former chief, who spent 14 years of his childhood at residential schools.

In Maskwacis, on the western edge of Canada’s vast Prairies region, a simple plaque partially obscured by overgrown grass and dandelions identifies the location of the former Ermineskin Indian Residential School, where the Pope will appear.

Before closing in 1976, it was one of the largest of the 139 state schools run by churches across Canada which some 150,000 Indigenous, Inuit and Metis children were forced to attend as part of a failed policy of assimilation.

Students were cut off from their families, language and culture. Many were physically and sexually abused by teachers and headmasters, and thousands are believed to have died of disease, neglect and malnutrition.

Canada has been grappling with this brutal past for years.

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the reality of how the state and churches made them suffer into the national consciousness.

‘Unable to move forward’ In the town, a stray dog wanders the streets past abandoned tricycles and discarded mattresses outside houses charred by fire or tagged with graffiti.

Resident Connie Roan, 67, checking on her garden, says she hopes a “great blessing” by the pontiff will bring change to her community, plagued by gangs and illicit drugs.

“It’s rough here,” she said. “People are unable to move forward” from the traumas inflicted on them at the schools.

A truth and reconciliation commission concluded in a 2015 report that the Indigenous schools system amounted to “cultural genocide.”

It has been blamed for a high incidence of poverty, alcoholism and domestic violence, as well as high suicide rates in Indigenous communities.

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The chair of the Our Lady of Seven Sorrows parish council in Maskwacis and a member of the Samson Cree Nation, she says she prays for the papal visit to bring healing, not just for her people “but all of Canada.”

“Everybody needs healing,” she said, adding that Francis’s visit “is in itself a miracle.”

But miracles aren’t always enough.

As a school child Brian Lee, 68, was “taught to hate my own people” and told repeatedly that his mother tongue--Cree--was “the language of the devil.”

He calls for more funding for Indigenous initiatives.

And at a nearby skatepark, 22-year-old Seanna Fryingpan, a young mother with a cigarette tucked behind her ear and a rose tattoo on the back of her hand, describes the papal visit as “pretty cool.”

“I’m going to take a lot of pictures,” she tells AFP. But she says an apology, while important, can only do so much.

“It’s not going to erase the past.” AFP

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Wickremesinghe wins Sri Lanka presidency S IX-TIME prime minister Ranil Wickremesinghe was elected as crisis-wracked Sri Lanka’s new president by the country’s parliament Wednesday, with the backing of the party of the ex-leader – who fled abroad after his palace was stormed by protesters.

Official results showed Wickremesinghe polled 134 votes in a three-cornered parliamentary vote, with his main opponent Dullas Alahapperuma getting 82 and leftist Anura Dissanayake just three, giving him an absolute majority on first preferences.

“Our divisions are now over,” Wickremesinghe said in a brief acceptance speech in parliament, inviting Alahapperuma “to join me and work together to bring the country out of the crisis we are facing”.

He said he hoped to be sworn in later Wednesday at a simple ceremony within the tightly guarded parliament building.

The 73-year-old takes charge of a bankrupt nation that is in bailout talks with the IMF, with its 22 million people enduring severe shortages of food, fuel and medicine.

But he is despised by the protesters who forced his predecessor Gotabaya Rajapaksa from his palace after months of demonstrations over an unprecedented economic crisis as an ally of the former leader.

The Rajapaksas’ Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP) party, the largest in parliament, backed Wickremesinghe for the presidency.

Wickremesinghe has pledged to crack down hard if protesters take to the streets and hundreds of heavily armed troops and police stood guard outside the parliament, but there were no signs of demonstrators.

As acting president, Wickremesinghe extended a state of emergency that gives police and security forces sweeping powers, and last week ordered troops to evict protesters from state buildings they had occupied.

Opposition MP Dharmalingam Sithadthan said ahead of the vote that Wickremesinghe’s hardline stance against demonstrators had gone down well with MPs who had been at the receiving end of mob violence, describing him as the “law-and-order candidate.” AFP

MAY MAY BE, BE, PURSUANT PURSUANT TO TO THE THE CLUB’S CLUB’S BYBYLAWS. LAWS. (MStandard (MStandard--July July14, 14,21 21&&28, 28,2022) 2022) SCN SCNFORM FORMNO. NO.1 1 (R.A. (R.A.NO. NO.9139) 9139)

and andpredominance predominanceofofone's one'sideas. ideas.I Iam amnot nota apolygamist polygamist nor nora abeliever believerininthe thepractice practiceofofpolygamy. polygamy.I have I havenot notbeen been convicted of any crime involving moral turpitude. convicted of any crime involving moral turpitude.I am I amnot not suffering sufferingfrom frommental mentalalienation alienationororfrom fromany anyincurable incurable contagious contagiousdisease. disease.The Thecountry countryofofwhich whichI Iam ama acitizen citizen ororsubject subjectisisnot notatatwar warwith withthe thePhilippines Philippinesand andgrants grantstoto Filipinos Filipinosthe theright righttotobebenaturalized naturalizedcitizens citizensororsubjects subjects thereof. thereof.

001554 001554

13.

13.It Itisismy mytrue trueand andhonest honestintention intentiontotobecome becomea acitizen citizen ofofthe thePhilippines Philippinesand andtotorenounce renounceabsolutely absolutelyand andforever forever allallallegiance allegianceand andfidelity fidelitytotoany anyforeign foreignprince, prince,potentate, potentate, state Chinaofofwhich whichatat stateororsovereignty, sovereignty,and, and,particularly, particularly,totoChina this thistime timeI am I ama acitizen citizenororsubject. subject.I will I willreside residecontinuously continuously ininthe thePhilippines Philippinesfrom fromthe thedate dateofofthe thefiling filingofofthis thispetition petition upuptotothe thetime timeofofmy myadmission admissiontotoPhilippine Philippinecitizenship. citizenship.

REPUBLIC REPUBLICOF OFTHE THEPHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES SPECIAL SPECIALCOMMITTEE COMMITTEEON ONNATURALIZATION NATURALIZATION ININTHE THEMATTER MATTEROF OFTHE THEPETITION PETITIONOF OF KAREN KARENCHUA CHUAKING KINGa.k.a. a.k.a.QIAO QIAOQIAO QIAOGONG GONG totobebenaturalized naturalizedasasFilipino Filipinocitizen citizen pursuant pursuanttotoRepublic RepublicAct ActNo. No.9139.

9139.

14.

RoseAbelyn AbelynTan Tanand and 14.My Mycharacter characterwitnesses witnessesare areRose Camille CamilleKoa Koaboth bothFilipino Filipinocitizens, citizens,ofoflegal legalage, age,and andresiding residing St., San Francisco del Monte, Quezon City and atat1515Santiago Santiago St., San Francisco del Monte, Quezon City and 7 7BS BSTuano TuanoSt., St.,San SanJuan Juanrespectively, respectively,who whohave haveexecuted executed sworn swornstatements statementsattached attachedhereto heretoininsupport supportofofmy myinstant instant petition, petition,together togetherwith: with:(a) (a)brief briefbiographical biographicaldata dataabout about themselves; (b) detailed statements on the dates themselves; (b) detailed statements on the datesthey they first came to know me, the circumstances of our initial first came to know me, the circumstances of our initial acquaintance acquaintanceand andthe thereasons reasonsand andextent extentofofour ourcontinuing continuing familiarity; familiarity;and and(c) (c)the thenumber numberofoftimes timesthey theyhave haveacted actedasas character characterwitnesses witnessesininother otherpetitions petitionsfor fornaturalization. naturalization.

SCN SCNCASE CASENO. NO. x x- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -x x

PETITION PETITION

Pursuant Pursuanttotothe theprovisions provisionsofofRepublic RepublicAct ActNo. No.9139, 9139, petitioner 15. petitionerhereby herebysubmits submitsa apetition petitionfor fornaturalization naturalizationtoto 15.Attached Attachedhereto heretoasasannexes annexesand andmade madepart partofof become a citizen of the Republic of the Philippines become a citizen of the Republic of the Philippinesand and this thispetition petitionare arethe theduplicate duplicateoriginals originalsororcertified certified respectfully photocopies of the following documents (please check respectfullydeclares: declares: photocopies of the following documents (please check the theappropriate appropriatebox): box): 1.1.My KarenChua ChuaKing, King,but butI have I havealso alsobeen been Myfull fullname nameisisKaren known [ /[ ]/ ]a.a. Petitioner's QiaoQiao QiaoGong Gongmy myChinese Chinese knownsince sincechildhood childhoodasasQiao Petitioner'sbirth birthcertificate certificate name [ /[ ]/ ]b.b. Petitioner's I havebeen beenjudicially judiciallyauthorized authorizedtotouse usethe thealias alias name ororI have Petitioner'salien aliencertificate certificateofofregistration registration(ACR) (ACR) N/A . name(s) [ [ ] ]c.c. Petitioner's N/A . name(s) Petitioner'snative-born native-borncertificate certificateofofresidence residence (NBCR) (NBCR) 2.2. My [ /[ ]/ ]d.d. Petitioner's No.8 8Olympia OlympiaSt. St. Mypresent presentplace placeofofresidence residenceisisNo. Petitioner'smarriage marriagecertificate, certificate,if ifmarried married Sterling [ [ ] ]e.e. Death City/MunicipalityofofMeycauyan Meycauyan SterlingIndustrial IndustrialPark ParkCity/Municipality Deathcertificate certificateofofhis/her his/herspouse, spouse,if ifwidowed widowed Province of Bulacan and all my former places of residence [ [ ] ]f.f. Court Province of Bulacan and all my former places of residence Courtdecree decreeannulling annullinghis/her his/hermarriage marriageororgranting granting are legal separation, if such was the fact are(please (pleaseindicate indicateperiods periodsofofresidence) residence) legal separation, if such was the fact [ /[ ]/ ]g.g. Birth certificates of petitioner's minor children Birth certificates of petitioner's minor children No. [ [ ] ]h.h. ACRs No.9 9Silverwood, Silverwood,Victoneta VictonetaAve., Ave.,Malabon Malabon- 1998 - 1998- 2000 - 2000 ACRsofofpetitioner's petitioner'sminor minorchildren children 9090Apo [ [ ] ] i. i. NBCRs ApoSt., St.,Quezon QuezonCity City- from - frombirth birthtoto1997 1997 NBCRsofofpetitioner's petitioner'sminor minorchildren children of financial capacity [ /[ ]/ ]j. j. Affidavits Affidavits of financial capacitybybythe thepetitioner, petitioner,duly duly 3.3.I was supported I wasborn bornononMarch March6,6,1992, 1992,ininChinese ChineseGeneral GeneralHospital, Hospital, supportedbybybank bankcertifications, certifications,passbooks, passbooks,stock stock Manila Philippines.

I have been a resident of the Philippines certificates, Manila Philippines. I have been a resident of the Philippines certificates,ororproof proofofofownership ownershipofofother otherproperties properties since [ /[ ]/ ] k.k. Affidavits sincebirth. birth.AtAtpresent, present,I am I ama acitizen citizenororsubject subjectofofChina.

China.

Affidavitsofofatatleast leasttwo two(2) (2)credible crediblewitnesses witnesses who whomust mustbebeFilipino Filipinocitizens citizensofofgood goodreputation reputationinin 4.4. My petitioner's SuLing LingChong ChongKing Kingand andhehewas was Myfather's father'sname nameisisSu petitioner'splace placeofofresidence residence born [ /[ ]/ ] l. l. Medical February11, 11,1964, 1964,ininChina.

China.He Heisisa acitizen citizenororsubject subject bornononFebruary Medicalcertificate certificatefrom froma agovernment governmenthospital hospital ofofChina. stating China.My Mymother's mother'sname nameisisCindy CindyS.S.Chua Chuaa.k.a. a.k.a.Jin JinJin Jin statingthat thatpetitioner petitionerisisnot notsuffering sufferingfrom frommental mental Cai alienation or a user of prohibited drugs or otherwise andshe shewas wasborn bornononOctober October5,5,1964 1964ininChina.

China.She Sheisisa a Caiand alienation or a user of prohibited drugs or otherwise citizen a adrug citizenororsubject subjectofofChina.

China. drugdependent dependentand andthat thathe/she he/sheisisnot notafflicted afflicted with withacquired acquiredimmune immunedeficiency deficiencysyndrome syndrome(AIDS), (AIDS), 5.5.My ororany Mytrade, trade,business, business,profession professionororlawful lawfuloccupation occupationisis anyincurable incurablecontagious contagiousdisease. disease.

Businesswoman [ /[ ]/ ] m.

Businesswomanand andfrom fromwhich whichI derive I deriveananaverage averageannual annual m.School Schooldiploma diplomaand andtranscript transcriptofofrecords recordsofofthe the income petitioner incomeofof174,187.00 174,187.00, inclusive , inclusiveofofbonuses, bonuses,commissions commissions petitionerfrom fromthe theschool/s school/sheheororshe sheattended attendedinin and allowances.

My wife's/husband's trade, business, the Philippines and allowances. My wife's/husband's trade, business, the Philippines profession [ [ ] ]n.n. Certifications N/Aand andfrom fromwhich whichshe she professionororlawful lawfuloccupation occupationisis N/A Certificationsstating statingthat thatpetitioner's petitioner'sminor minorchildren children derives are N/A. . derivesananaverage averageannual annualincome incomeofofPPN/A areenrolled enrolledininpublic publicschools schoolsororprivate privateeducational educational institutions institutionsduly dulyrecognized recognizedbybythe theDECS, DECS,where where (Where Philippine (Wherethe theabove abovedoes doesnot notapply): apply):I Iam amexempt exemptfrom from Philippinehistory, history,government governmentand andcivics civicsare aretaught taught the and prescribed as part of the school curriculum therequirement requirementofoflucrative lucrativetrade tradeororoccupation occupationand andfrom from and prescribed as part of the school curriculum submitting and submittingincome incometax taxreturns returnsfor forthe thepast pastthree three(3) (3)years years andwhere whereenrollment enrollmentisisnot notlimited limitedtotoany anyrace raceoror because nationality becauseI Iam ama acollege collegedegree degreeholder holder[please [pleasestate state(1) (1) nationality degree [ /[ ]/ ] o.o. Petitioner's income tax returns for the past InterdisiplinaryBusiness BusinessStudies Studies degreeobtained:BS obtained:BSInterdisiplinary Petitioner's income tax returns for the pastthree three Minor years (2)name nameofofschool: school:De De MinorininBusiness BusinessManagement, Management,(2) years and (3) years graduated: 2012] LaLaSalle UniversityManila [ /[ ]/ ]p.p. Petitioner's Salle University- Manila and (3) years graduated: 2012] Petitioner'sreceipts receiptsofofpayment paymentofofincome incometax taxforfor who the whocannot cannotpractice practicemy myprofession profession(the (thepractice practiceofofwhich which thepast pastthree threeyears years requires requiresa agovernment governmentlicensure licensureexamination) examination)bybyreason reason ofofmy citizenship.

16. my citizenship.

16.Other Otherdocuments documentssubmitted submittedbybythe thepetitioner petitionerinin support supportofofhis/her his/herpetition: petition: 6.6. My wasmarried marriedononJan. Jan.15, 15,2016 2016 Mycivil civilstatus statusisisM,M,I Iwas inin Manila Clearance: ManilaCathedral CathedralChurch.

Church.My Mywife's/husband's wife's/husband'sname nameisis Clearance:NBI, NBI,Brgy.

Brgy.Clearance Clearance,Police ,PoliceClearance, Clearance,RTC, RTC,MTC MTCand and Mingen MingenLuLuand andshe/he she/hewas wasborn bornononininJuly July17, 17,1989 1989ininChina China Office Officeofofthe theProsecutor ProsecutorClearances Clearances China and presently resides She/he is a citizen or subject of She/he is a citizen or subject of China and presently resides No. PRAYER No.8 8Olympia OlympiaSt. St.Sterling SterlingIndustrial IndustrialPark, Park,Meycauyan, Meycauyan,Bulacan Bulacan PRAYER

SECURITY PATROL. Army personnel patrol on a boat in front of Sri Lankan Parliament in Colombo on July 20, 2022.

The parliament elected six-time prime minister Ranil Wickremesinghe as president to replace Gotabaya Rajapaksa. AFP

Russia ally Syria severing ties with Ukraine–ministry SYRIA announced Wednesday that it was severing ties with Ukraine in support of its close ally Russia, saying the move was a response to a similar move by Kyiv.

“The Syrian Arab Republic has decided to break diplomatic relations with Ukraine in conformity with the principle of reciprocity and in response to the decision of the Ukrainian government,” a foreign ministry official, who was not identified, told the state news agency SANA. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky already announced he was severing ties with Syria late last month after Syria recognized the Russianbacked breakaway republics of Donetsk and Lugansk in eastern Ukraine.

“There will no longer be relations between Ukraine and Syria,” Zelensky said at the time.

The breakaway states of Donetsk and Lugansk, whose independence Moscow recognised in February, are situated in the Donbas region at the center of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine which was launched on February 24.

Syria was the first country apart from Russia to recognise their independence.

The government of President Bashar al-Assad, who has relied heavily on Russian support in his country’s decade-old civil war, had already recognized two other Russian-sponsored breakaway republics in 2018.

Abkhazia and South Ossetia are internationally recognised as part of Georgia, which gained independence from the Soviet Union in 1991, but Russia and a handful of other countries recognise their independence. AFP

7.7.I am WHEREFORE, I amlegally legallyseparated separatedfrom frommy myspouse; spouse;my mymarriage marriage WHEREFORE,it itisisrespectfully respectfullyprayed prayedthat thatpetitioner petitionerbebe was wasannulled, annulled,per perdecree decreeofoflegal legalseparation/annulment separation/annulment conferred conferredPhilippine Philippinecitizenship citizenshippursuant pursuanttotothe theprovisions provisions dated Act No, 9139.

N/Agranted grantedbybyN/A. N/A.(please (pleaseindicate indicatethe theparticular particular ofofRepublic datedN/A Republic Act No, 9139. court courtwhich whichgranted grantedthe thesame). same).I am I ama awidower/widow widower/widowand and my Dated N/AininN/A. N/A. myspouse spousedied diedononN/A DatedatatMakati MakatiCity, City,Metro MetroManila, Manila,this this____day dayofof___. ___.

8.8.I Ihave have 2 2 child/children, child/children,whose whosenames, names,dates datesand and places placesofofbirth birthand andresidences residencesare areasasfollows: follows: Name Date Residence Name DateofofBirth Birth Place Placeofof Residence Karen KarenKing Kinga.k.a. a.k.a.Qiao QiaoQiao QiaoGong Gong Birth Birth Name Nameand andSignature SignatureofofPetitioner Petitioner Yaohui Nov. YaohuiLuLu Nov.13,13,2016 2016 Manila Manila No. No.8 8Olympia OlympiaSt.St. No. 8 8Olympia St. Sterling Address: No. Olympia St. Sterling Address: Sterling Industrial Sterling Industrial Industrial Park IndustrialPark, Park,Meycauyan, Meycauyan,Bulacan Bulacan Park Telephone TelephoneNumber: Number:0922-8269507 0922-8269507 Yini June Meycauyan, YiniLuLu June13,13,2018 2018 Manila Manila Meycauyan, Bulacan Bulacan 9.9.I Ireceived receivedmy myprimary primaryand andsecondary secondaryeducation educationfrom from the thefollowing followingpublic publicschools schoolsororprivate privateeducational educationalinstitutions institutions duly recognized by the Department of Education, Culture duly recognized by the Department of Education, Culture and andSports Sports(DECS), (DECS),where wherePhilippine Philippinehistory, history,government government Right RightThumbmark ThumbmarkofofPetitioner Petitioner and andcivics civicsare aretaught taughtand andprescribed prescribedasaspart partofofthe theschool school curriculum curriculumand andwhere whereenrollment enrollmentisisnot notlimited limitedtotoany anyrace race orornationality: nationality: Name Place Nameof ofSchool School Placeof ofSchool School Dates Datesof ofStudy Study Highest HighestGrade GradeCompleted Completed Petitioner's Petitioner'ssignature signatureand andright rightthumbmark thumbmark Grace Quezon Elementary GraceChristian ChristianCollege College QuezonCityCity 1998 1998to 2004 to 2004 Elementary

Grace GraceChristian ChristianCollege College DeDeLa LaSalle SalleUniversity University

Quezon QuezonCityCity Manila Manila

2004 2004to 2008 to 2008 2008-2012 2008-2012

HighHighSchool School College College

10.

10.I am I amable abletotoread, read,write writeand andspeak speakFilipino Filipinoand/or and/orany any REPUBLIC REPUBLICOF OFTHE THEPHILIPPINES) PHILIPPINES) ofofthe English/Tagalog CITY/MUNICIPALITY thefollowing followingdialects dialectsofofthe thePhilippines: Philippines:English/Tagalog CITY/MUNICIPALITYOF OFQUEZON QUEZONCITY) CITY)S.S. S.S. 11.

11.I have I haveenrolled enrolledmy myminor minorchildren childrenofofschool schoolage ageininthe the following followingpublic publicschools schoolsororprivate privateeducational educationalinstitutions institutions duly dulyrecognized recognizedbybythe theDepartment DepartmentofofEducation, Education,Culture Culture and andSports Sports(DECS), (DECS),where wherePhilipine PhilipineHistory, History,government government and andcivics civicsare aretaught taughtand andprescribed prescribedasaspart partofofthe theschool school curriculum and where enrollment is not limited to curriculum and where enrollment is not limited toany anyrace race orornationality: nationality: Name of Child Name and Place of Date of Name of Child Name and Place of Date of School Enrollment School Enrollment N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

I, I,Karen KarenKing Kinga.k.a. a.k.a.Qiao QiaoQiao QiaoGong Gong ofoflegal legalage ageand and a aresident No.8 8Olympia OlympiaSt. St.Sterling SterlingIndustrial IndustrialPark, Park, residentofofNo. Meycauyan, afterbeing beingduly dulysworn, sworn,depose deposeand and Meycauyan,Bulacan.

Bulacan.after say saythat thatI Iam amthe thepetitioner petitionerherein, herein,that thatI Ihave haveread readthe the foregoing petition and know the foregoing petition and foregoing petition and know the foregoing petition and known knownthe thecontents contentsthereof, thereof,and andthat thatthe thesame sameisistrue trueofof my myown ownknowledge. knowledge.

Karen KarenKing Kinga.k.a. a.k.a.Qiao QiaoQiao QiaoGong Gong Name Nameand andSignature SignatureofofPetitioner Petitioner 12.

12.I Ishall shallnever neverbe bea apublic publiccharge. charge.I Iam amofofgood good moral moralcharacter. character.I Ibelieve believeininthe theprinciples principlesunderlying underlying the thePhilippine PhilippineConstitution.

Constitution.I Ihave haveconducted conductedmyself myselfinina a proper SUBCRIBED properand andirreproachable irreproachablemanner mannerduring duringthe theentire entireperiod period SUBCRIBEDAND ANDSWORN SWORNtotobefore beforeme meatatSan SanJuan Juan ofofmy myresidence residenceininthe thePhilippines Philippinesininmy myrelations relationswith withthe the City, City,this this20th 20thday dayofofDecember December2018.

2018. constituted government as well as with the community constituted government as well as with the community ininwhich whichI Iam amliving. living.I Imingled mingledsocially sociallywith withFilipinos Filipinosand and have haveevinced evinceda asincere sinceredesire desiretotolearn learnand andembrace embracethe the customs, traditions and ideals of the Filipino people.

I have customs, traditions and ideals of the Filipino people. I have allallthe qualifications and none of the disqualifications under the qualifications and none of the disqualifications under Republic RepublicAct ActNo. No.9139.

9139.

I am I amnot notopposed opposedtotoorganized organizedgovernment governmentororaffiliated affiliated with withany anyassociation associationororgroup groupofofpersons personswho whouphold upholdand and teach teachdoctrines doctrinesopposing opposingallallorganized organizedgovernments. governments.I I am not defending or teaching the necessity or propriety am not defending or teaching the necessity or proprietyofof violence, violence,personal personalassault assaultororassassination assassinationfor forthe thesuccess success

JOHNSON’S REPLACEMENT? Rishi Sunak, Britain’s former

chancellor of the exchequer and candidate to become the next prime minister, leaves his house in west London on July 20, 2022. The final two candidates to become UK prime minister will be decided today, with Sunak only two votes short of securing his place after yesterday’s voting. AFP

NOTICE NOTICE Notice Noticeisishereby herebygiven giventhat thatDADIANGAS DADIANGASHEALTH HEALTH PROFESSIONALS PROFESSIONALSINC INCwith withoffice officeaddress addressatatRm Rm1,1, 1/F 1/FGSC GSCMedical MedicalArcade, Arcade,Jose JoseCatolico, Catolico,Sr. Sr.Ave., Ave.,Brgy.

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Lagao, General Santos City, Philippines, is applying Lagao, General Santos City, Philippines, is applying for registration with the Board of Investments (BOI) for registration with the Board of Investments (BOI)asas a aNew NewOperator OperatorofofGeneral GeneralHospital HospitalLevel Level2 2Project Project (Dadiangas (DadiangasMedical MedicalCenter) Center)with witha acapacity capacityofof200 200 beds, with project site located at Leon Llido St. , General beds, with project site located at Leon Llido St. , General Santos City, South Cotabato under Tier I of the 2022 Santos City, South Cotabato under Tier I of the 2022 Strategic StrategicInvestment InvestmentPriority PriorityPlan Plan(SIPP) (SIPP)ofofRA RA11534 11534 (CREATE (CREATEAct).

Act).

Any Any person person with with valid valid objection/s objection/s on on the the aboveabovementioned mentionedproject projectmay mayfile filehis/her his/herobjection objectionininwriting, writing, under underoath, oath,with withthe theBOI BOIwithin withinthree three(3) (3)days daysfrom fromthe the date dateofofthis thispublication. publication.

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Trump ex-aide Bannon acted as if ‘above the law’–prosecutor FORMER Trump aide Steve Bannon believed he was “above the law” when he defied a subpoena to testify before lawmakers investigating the 2021 Capitol assault, a US prosecutor said Tuesday as arguments began in his federal trial for contempt of Congress.

Bannon, who led Donald Trump’s successful 2016 presidential election campaign, was among dozens of people called by a House of Representatives committee to testify about the storming of Congress by Trump supporters on January 6, 2021.

The 68-year-old did not appear on the summons date or provide requested documents related to the attack and events leading up to it, and was indicted on two charges of contempt.

“The defendant decided he was above the law,” said prosecutor Amanda Vaughn in her opening statement to the panel of 12 jurors and two alternates selected on Tuesday at a courthouse in Washington. “And that’s why we’re here today.”

“He ignored orders to comply, even after Congress had rejected his excuses not to, and he put aside multiple warnings that he could face criminal prosecution,” she said.

Bannon’s lawyer Evan Corcoran denied that his client had ignored the subpoena, saying the date was “the subject of ongoing discussions and negotiation” and “flexible,” noting this was typical procedure for the House committee.

According to the panel, Bannon spoke to Trump the day before thousands of the former president’s supporters stormed the Capitol in an effort to block the certification of Democrat Joe Biden’s election victory. AFP

Myanmar military landmine use amounts to war crimes–Amnesty MYANMAR junta troops are committing war crimes by laying landmines on a “massive scale” around villages where they are battling anti-coup fighters, rights campaign group Amnesty International said Wednesday.

Fighting has ravaged swathes of the country since last year’s putsch, which sparked renewed clashes with ethnic rebel groups and the formation of dozens of “People’s Defence Forces” now battling the junta.

During a visit to Kayah state near the Thai border, Amnesty researchers interviewed landmine survivors, medical workers who had treated them and others involved in clearing operations, the organisation said.

It said it had “credible information” that the military had used mines in at least 20 villages, including on paths to rice fields, resulting in civilian deaths and injuries.

Amnesty also said it had documented several instances where the military had laid mines around a church and on its grounds. AFP

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Stock market down slightly; Semirara, Ayala Land climb

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HE stock market fell slightly Wednesday on profit taking after some investors started to consolidate their portfolio.

The Philippine Stock Exchange Index slipped 11.44 points, or 0.2 percent, to 6,274.80 on a value turnover of P5 billion. Gainers, however, beat losers, 103 to 81, with 40 issues unchanged.

SM Prime Holdings Inc. of the Sy Group, the biggest mall operator, dropped 2.9 percent to P36.75, while International Container Terminal Services Inc. of tycoon Enrique Razon Jr., the largest port operator, declined 2.2 percent to P182.

Semirara Mining and Power Corp., the biggest coal producer, however, rose 3.7 percent to P40.70, while major property developer Ayala Land Inc. of

the Ayala Group climbed 3.3 percent to P25.20.

The rest of Asian equities piled higher Wednesday following a surge on Wall Street, as investors grow hopeful in the ongoing earnings season, while sentiment was also boosted by news that Russian gas flows to Europe will not be cut off.

Markets also reacted positively to a report saying China will fine ridehailing giant Didi $1 billion but bring an end to its year-long probe, reinforcing optimism that a long-running tech crackdown is nearing an end.

After a hefty drop Monday, all three main indexes on Wall Street posted solid gains Tuesday as companies’ earnings soothed concerns about the impact on their bottom lines from soaring inflation and rising interest rates.

Analysts said that with many investors having priced in a weak reporting

season, above-forecast readings were giving a lift to stocks.

While several firms—such as Apple and Johnson & Johnson—have indicated they have concerns about the outlook, there is a feeling that the sell-off across markets could be reaching a bottom.

And some commentators have suggested the second half could see a healthy rally.

“Stocks have been beaten down,” said Kristina Hooper, a strategist at Invesco.

“That doesn’t mean we won’t see more downside for some stock markets around the world, especially given that earnings expectations are likely to be adjusted downward. But I believe we are far closer to the bottom than the top.”

A surge in tech giants helped the Nasdaq jump more than three percent while the Dow and S&P 500 climbed more than two percent.

British inflation rate hit new 40-year high of 9.4% in June

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CARREFOUR EXIT. An aerial view shows the Taiwan flagship store of French supermarket chain

Carrefour in New Taipei City’s Xindian district on July 20, 2022. French supermarket chain Carrefour said July 19 it had agreed to sell its Taiwanese shops to its partner in the country, Uni-President, thus completing its exit from Asia. AFP

China set to fine ride-hailing giant Didi more than $1b BEIJING, China—China is preparing to hit ride-hailing giant Didi with a fine of more than $1 billion to wrap up a long-running probe, media reports said, boosting investor hopes that the country’s tech crackdown is winding down.

Didi, once known as China’s answer to Uber, has been one of the highest-profile targets of the widespread clampdown on the sector, which saw years of runaway growth and supersized monopolies before regulators stepped in.

The fine—imposed over Didi’s cybersecurity practices—would amount to more than four percent of its $27.3-billion total revenue

last year and pave the way for its new share listing in Hong Kong, The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday.

Citing unnamed sources familiar with the matter, the Journal said that once the fine is announced, the government will ease its restrictions on Didi’s operations.

The firm was prevented from adding new users and its apps were removed from online stores in China by regulators.

The WSJ report triggered a rally in Chinese tech shares in Hong Kong on Wednesday, with investors hopeful that the two-year regulatory storm that swept the sector was nearing its end.

E-commerce giant Alibaba soared four percent, while gaming titan Tencent gained 2.5 percent in early trade.

Didi got into hot water in June last year after it pressed ahead with an IPO in the United States, reportedly against Beijing’s wishes.

Days after it raised $4.4 billion in New York, Chinese authorities launched a cybersecurity probe into the company, sending its shares plunging.

If confirmed, Didi’s fine would be the biggest imposed on a Chinese tech company since Alibaba was told to pay $2.75 billion in April 2021 as punishment for anti-competitive practices. AFP

India’s 82-year-old mango man, father of 300 varieties

By Uzair Rizvi MALIHABAD, India—Every day, Indian octogenarian Kaleem Ullah Khan wakes at dawn, prays, then ambles about a mile to his 120-year-old mango tree, which he has coaxed into producing more than 300 varieties of the beloved fruit over the years.

His footsteps quicken as he draws nearer and his eyes light up as he peers closely at the branches through his spectacles, caressing the leaves and sniffing the fruits to see if they are ripe.

“This is my prize of toiling hard in the scorching sun for decades,” the 82-year-old said in his orchard in the small town of Malihabad.

“For the naked eye, it’s just a tree.

But if you see through your mind, it’s a tree, an orchard, and the biggest mango college in the world.”

The school dropout was just a teenager when he conducted his first experiment in grafting, or joining plant parts to create new mango varieties.

He nurtured a tree to produce seven new kinds of fruit, but it blew down in a storm.

But since 1987, his pride and joy has been the 120-year-old specimen, source of more than 300 different types of mango, each with their own taste, texture, color and size, he says.

One of the earliest varieties he named “Aishwarya” after Bollywood

And the positive vibes flowed through to Asia, where Hong Kong was among the best performers thanks to big advances in the city’s tech titans, including Alibaba and Tencent.

Traders there were given a muchneeded lift by a Wall Street Journal report saying Beijing is expected to hit Didi Global with the billion dollar fine before bringing the curtain down on a long-running investigation.

The firm will then be able to restart its key apps and add customers again, while also being allowed to resume its stalled Hong Kong listing.

The report was music to the ears of investors who have been battered by a regulation clampdown on the tech industry and a range of other sectors including private education. The Hong Kong tech index rose more than two percent Tuesday. With AFP

In this picture taken on June 20, 2022, Kaleem Ullah Khan, locally known as the ‘Mango Man,’ shows how he grafts different varieties of mangoes on a 100-year-old tree at his farm in Malihabad, some 30 kms from Lucknow. AFP

star and 1994 Miss World beauty pageant winner Aishwarya Rai Bachchan. To this day, it remains one of his “best creations.”

“The mango is as beautiful as the actress.

One mango weighs more than a kilogram (two pounds), has a tinge of crimson to its outer skin and it tastes very sweet,” Khan said.

Others he named in honor of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and cricket hero Sachin Tendulkar. Another is “Anarkali,” or pomegranate blossom, and has two layers of different skin and two different pulps, each with a distinctive aroma.

“People will come and go, but the mangoes will remain forever, and years after, whenever this Sachin mango will be eaten, people will remember the cricketing hero,” said the father of eight.

Famed fruit Standing nine meters (30 feet) tall, his treasured tree has a stout trunk with wide-spreading, thick branches that yield a pleasant shade against the Indian summer sun.

The leaves are a patchwork of different textures and smells. In some places, they are yellow and glossy, and in others, a dark, dull green.

“No two fingerprints are the same, and no two mango varieties are similar. Nature has gifted mangoes with traits like humans,” Khan said.

His method for grafting is intricate, and involves diligently slicing a branch from one variety, leaving an open wound into which a branch from another variety is spliced and sealed with tape. AFP

LONDON, United Kingdom—British annual inflation surged to a new 40-year high in June on rising motor fuel and food prices, official data showed Wednesday, adding to a cost-of-living crisis.

The Consumer Prices Index (CPI) jumped to 9.4 percent last month from 9.1 percent in May, the Office for National Statistics said in a statement.

Analysts said the data put pressure on the Bank of England to raise interest rates by as much as 50 basis points, or half a percentage point, at its next policy meeting in August.

The central bank expects British inflation to top double figures this year.

“In the UK, we saw another eye-popping CPI reading and the pressure is on the BoE to do what it takes before it is too late to control inflation,” said Naeem Aslam, chief market analyst at Avatrade.

Inflation has soared to the highest level in decades in many countries, fueled by the war in Ukraine and the easing of COVID restrictions.

That has forced central banks to raise interest rates, risking the prospect of recession as higher borrowing costs hurt businesses and consumers.

The Bank of England has raised its key interest rate five times since December, lifting it to 1.25 percent from a record-low 0.1 percent.

The BoE has not increased its rates by more than 0.25 percentage points each time.

However, on Tuesday, BoE governor Andrew Bailey had said that “a 50-basis-point increase will be among the choices on the table when we next meet.”

Separate data this week showed that soaring UK inflation has caused the value of British wages to fall at a record pace.

And Britain is experiencing a summer of strike action as a result of the cost-of-living crisis.

Aircraft refuelers at London’s Heathrow airport will strike for three days later this week, while this month sees also telecoms giant BT facing its first staff walkout since 1987. AFP

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By MISHELLE ANNE R. RUBIO-AGUINALDO Assistant Corporate Secretary (MS-JULY 21 & 22, 2022)

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Alternergy eyes 1,245-MW output in next five years

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PH poised to weather external risks—AMRO

By Julito G. Rada

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INGAPORE-BASED think tank ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office said Wednesday the Philippine economy is poised to withstand the risks from the global front because of its strong external position.

AMRO’s assessments are highlighted in the 2021 Annual Consultation Report on the Philippines published Wednesday.

The report said the economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic continued to gain traction and that the country’s gross domestic product would grow strongly by 6.9 percent in 2022, before moderating to 6.5 percent in

2023.

It confirmed that external uncertainties and headwinds heightened in early 2022, posing additional challenges to policy implementation and economic prospects.

“Global interest rates and capital flow volatilities are likely to rise further in 2022 as the Federal Reserve continues to tighten monetary policy to contain inflation, especially if the war in Ukraine were to escalate further,” AMRO said.

“The Philippine economy is wellpositioned to weather the adverse impact given its strong external position, although the peso exchange rate may come under some pressure,” it said.

AMRO said the economic recovery in 2021 was driven by stronger investments and household consumption. The recovery is expected to broaden this year, with the private sector taking the lead in driving growth on the back of continued policy support.

Inflation picked up in the early part of the year, owing to rising oil and food prices. AMRO said given the supply disruptions from the war in Ukraine, the headline inflation in the Philippines would rise to 4.4 percent in 2022 before declining to 3.8 percent in 2023.

“The overall balance of payments was broadly balanced in 2021, with a current account deficit of $6.9 billion, or 1.8 percent of GDP, largely offset by net inflows in the financial account. However, the external account could face some pressure in 2022 as the external environment has become more unfavorable,” it said.

The banking system remained resilient amid the pandemic, owing to policy support and prudent management. The banking sector maintained a strong capital adequacy ratio of 16.7 percent on a solo basis as of December 2021, above the minimum regulatory requirement.

By Alena Mae S. Flores RENEWABLE energy company Alternergy Holdings Corp. led by former Energy secretary Vicente Pérez Jr. plans to develop 1,245 megawatts of additional wind, solar and run-ofriver hydropower projects in the next five years.

The company has so far developed 67 MW of operating assets in wind and solar, with another 62 MW of hydro and solar projects under construction.

Alternergy, along with Markham Resources Corp., another renewable energy company led by Francisco Tiu Laurel of the Frabelle Group, is also developing the Dupinga Mini Hydropower Project of Dupinga Mini Hydro Corp.

DMHC aims to complete the 4.6-megawatt mini hydro plant in Gabaldon, Nueva Ecija by early 2024, following a P600-million funding support from the Development Bank of the Philippines.

“We are pleased to receive DBP’s approval of financing as it speaks confidence in our Dupinga project and our commitment to harnessing renewable energy,” DMHC president and chief executive Eduardo Martinez-Miranda said.

DBP announced the approval of funding for the Dupinga project under DBP’s Financing Utilities for Sustainable Energy Development program, which aims to contribute to the increased access to electricity services through the financing of utility-scale energy generation projects.

“We were one of the few energy projects that commenced construction at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. The DBP loan will provide strong support to the ongoing construction of the Dupinga Project as we target completion by early 2024,” Miranda said.

He said hydropower projects have a long gestation process due to the volume of permits and clearances needed during the pre-development stage and the challenges associated with civil works.

CLASSROOM DONATION.

Security Bank Foundation Inc. witnesses the use of its donated classrooms as the Department of Education begins limited face-to-face classes in select areas. Despite the pandemic, SBFI sustained its ‘Build a School, Build a Nation: The Classrooms Project,’ which means the continuous construction of classrooms in areas where Security Bank has branches. It also sustained the major repair of previouslydonated classrooms, most especially those that were damaged by typhoons and earthquakes. The foundation is also a long-time partner of the DepEd for its Adopt a School Program.

Forex reserves down to $100.9b in June as BOP deficit hit $1.6b THE country’s balance of payments yielded a deficit of $1.6 billion in June, higher than the $312-million shortfall a year ago, as the government settled some of its foreign debt and imports continued to outpace exports, data from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas show.

“The BOP deficit in June 2022 reflected outflows arising mainly from the national government’s payments of its foreign currency debt obligations,” the BSP said in a statement.

The figure brought the cumulative BOP deficit to $3.1 billion in the first half, also wider than the $1.9-billion shortfall registered in the same period last year.

“Based on preliminary data, this cumulative BOP deficit reflected the widening trade in goods deficit,” the BSP said.

The gross international reserves also declined to $100.9 billion as of end-June 2022 from $103.6 billion in May. The BSP said despite the decline, the latest GIR level still represented a more than adequate external liquidity buffer equivalent to 8.4 months’ worth of imports of goods and payments of services and primary income.

It is also about 7.1 times the country’s short-term external debt based on original maturity and 4.5 times based on residual maturity.

The BSP earlier revised upward the BOP deficit target this year to $6.3 billion from the previous estimate of $4.3-billion deficit amid the buildup in external risks, most notably the aggressive monetary policy normalization in advanced economies, the slowdown in China, the war between Russia and Ukraine and the lingering COVID-19 pandemic. Julito G. Rada

IN BRIEF Women leaders to hold trade fair at SM Megamall

CITICORE DEAL. Citicore Renewable Energy Company through retail supply arm Citicore Energy Solutions Inc. secures a onemegawatt long-term power supply contract with water management solutions provider JE Hydro and Bio Energy Corp., a Filipinoowned company based in Cebu. Signing the agreement are (from left) JEHBEC electrical and instrumentation head Danilo Centino, Citicore executive vice president Manolo Candelaria, JEHBEC chairman and chief executive Joffrey Hapitan, Citicore president and chief executive Oliver Tan and Citicore sales and marketing manager Jerard Garcia.

Top doctors, scientists ask Marcos Globe supports bill builders to sign Vape Bill and save smokers torequiring allot telco space

A GROUP of medical and scientific experts asked President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to give the Vape Bill a chance to make a difference in the lives of 16 million Filipino smokers, many of whom will die if not given access to safer alternatives.

“The bottom line is that vaping can help smokers stop smoking and in the process reduce the number of deaths and sickness due to smoking,” a group of medical practitioners, healthcare professionals, academicians, researchers, and experts in various scientific fields said in a letter addressed to the President through Executive Secretary Victor Rodriguez on July 8, 2022.

The signatories called for the enactment of the bill as the Philippines’ first comprehensive law to regulate vapor products such as e-cigarettes and heated tobacco products.

The Vape Bill is a reconciled version of Senate Bill No. 2239 or the “Vaporized Nicotine and Non-Nicotine Products Regulation Act” and House Bill No. 9007 or the “Non-Combustible Nicotine Delivery Systems Regulation Act”.

“We believe that it could help mitigate the serious health risks and possibly save the lives of more than 16 million current Filipino smokers who are at very high risk from getting sick and dying due to smoking-related complications,” the signatories said in the letter.

“We believe the passage of the Vape Bill will be a historic milestone that will become part of your administration’s legacy. Once enacted into law, it will reinforce the concerted efforts to end the smoking epidemic once and for all, and help save countless lives,” they said.

By Darwin G. Amojelar GLOBE Telecom Inc. said Wednesday requiring property developers to provide space for telecom network infrastructure is critical in achieving broadband connectivity for all Filipinos.

Globe president and chief executive Ernest Cu said Isabela 6th District Rep. Faustino Dy V will refile the House measure aksing property developers to provide telecom space for network infrastructure in housing developments to ensure equitable and expansive Internet access across the country.

“We are encouraged by Congressman Dy’s move to refile this bill that is crucial in achieving our goal to connect as many households as possible to reliable connectivity.

This will benefit our people at a time when internet access has become a lifeline,” Cu said.

Globe welcomed Dy’s move to push for the bill, saying it would enable Globe to pursue its aggressive network expansion and widen the reach of Globe’s connectivity to deliver a firstworld network to the Philippines.

“Nowadays, no one can live without good connectivity. Telco service is now a necessity similar to how power and water should be treated. In the digital age, it is a basic human right to have good connectivity,” Dy said at Globe’s RISE to the Next Level event with the country’s top builders.

Dy expressed optimism that the passage of the bill, which was approved on third reading in the 18th Congress but fell short of reaching the bicameral level, could be fast-tracked as it had already gone through comprehensive committee deliberations in the House.

THE Women’s Business Council of the Philippines (WomenbizPH) is set to conduct a strategic support program for economic recovery while showcasing female-led micro, small and medium enterprises from July 29 to 31 at the Event Area, Building A Lower Ground of SM Megamall in Mandaluyong City, which will be followed by a virtual exhibit from Aug. 1 to 20, 2022.

WomenbizPH, the lead private sector partner of the Department of Trade and Industry, is offering to assist up to 120 womenowned MSMEs through the Women Strong Network Hybrid Trade Fair to equip them with the necessary skills and tools for business continuity in 2022 and beyond.

With over 99.5 percent of registered businesses in the country belonging to small enterprises, and 54% percent of all these are run by women, the trade fair will seek to promote the products of women entrepreneurs to both the local and global markets.

The program is a collaboration with industry leaders such as logistics company Airspeed, Go Negosyo and the International Labor Association, among many others, for the three-day event in support of MSMEs in the country towards recovery from the pandemic.

Airspeed, a part of SM Investments Corp.’s portfolio investments, is a known driver of MSME support in the country rooted in the principles of Airspeed chairman and president Rosemarie Rafael, a fellow lady pioneer in the industry.

SPNEC gets SEC nod on P3.3-b rights offer SOLAR Philippine Nueva Ecija Corp. said Wednesday it obtained the Securities and Exchange Commission’s approval on its planned P3.3-billion stock rights offering.

SPNEC said in a statement the SEC confirmed the approval after it ruled that the transaction is exempt from the registration requirements under the Securities Regulation Code. The SEC issued the confirmation of exempt transaction on July 19.

Under the plan, SPNEC will offer 1.88 billion shares to stockholders as of Aug. 25 at an offer price of P1.60 to P1.76 per share.

The offer period will commence on Aug. 30 and will end at noon on Sept. 5, 2022.

SPNEC is looking to raise P2.8 billion to P3.3 billion in proceeds from the offering.

Jenniffer B. Austria

BOI approves P2-b Naga solar project THE Board of Investments approved the registration of PAVI Green Renewable Energy Inc. for its P2-billion Naga Solar Power Plant Project.

The BOI approved the project under Tier I of the 2020 Investment Priorities Plan and the special laws of the 2022 Strategic Investment Priorities Plan.

BOI managing head Ceferino Rodolfo said the DTI has increasing bias to green projects because of their positive impact on the economy. “Also, the solar power plant project of PAVI Green will play a crucial role in building up the capacity needed to sustain electricity demand in Luzon, ensuring an unhampered supply of power to consumers,” he said.

The project aims to go on stream by February 2024. It will contribute 73,868 megawatts to the National Renewable Energy Program target of 81,485 MW total installed capacity by 2040 under the Clean Energy Scenario. Othel V. Campos

Sports

PH lifters add 6 more golds to Asian haul THERE is no letting up for Team Philippines as two more Filipina bets dished out dominant performances late Tuesday night (PH time) in the Asian Youth and Junior Weightlifting Championships in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.

Zamboanga pride Rosegie Ramos, 18, and 15-year-old Rosalinda Faustino bagged three gold medals each in their respective divisions to improve the country’s total golden haul to 12 in the ongoing tournament that gathered the best young weightlifters in the region.

Following the path of her younger sister Rose Jean, who a day earlier captured four gold medals, Ramos dominated the junior women’s 49kgs, hoisting 80 kgs in the snatch for 96 in the clean and jerk for a superior total of 176 kgs.

Same with Ramos, Faustino made three trips to the podium after topping the snatch (71kgs) and the clean and jerk (90 kgs) to come up with a total of 161 kgs, which proved to be the best in the women’s youth 49kg division.

The Philippines has so far garnered 12 golds, two silvers and three bronze medals going into the last day of the tournament today (Thursday), with Vanessa Sarno also looking to sweep the golds in the women’s junior -71kg where she’s the reigning Asian seniors’ champion.

Angeline Colonia, a 15-year-old Zamboangena with an Olympian pedigree, kicked off the country’s campaign on a high note after striking two gold medals in record-breaking fashion in the youth women’s 40kg category on opening day.

The nephew of Rio Olympian Nestor Colonia bagged the gold in the snatch with a lift of 62 kgs, breaking the old Asian and World record of 61 kgs set in November 2018. Colonia also took the silver in the clean and jerk with a 72-kg performance for a total of 134 kilograms which gave her the second gold medal. Randy Caluag

Malixi gains share of 2nd in Illinois golf RIANNE Malixi bucked tough conditions and carded a one-under 70 to gain a share of second, just a stroke off Wisconsin’s Emily Lauterbach at the start of the Women’s Western Amateur in Northfield, Illinois Tuesday.

Banking on her wedges and putting, the 15-year-old rising Filipina star birdied Nos. 2, 8 and 13 to negate her miscues on the par-5 seventh and on No. 11 for a 34-36 round at the challenging par-71 Sunset Ridge Country Club course which yielded just five underpar scores from the starting field of 119.

Her strong start didn’t only put the ICTSI-backed ace, coming off a victory in team play in the Wyndham Cup of the American Junior Golf Association last week, on track for a spot in the next phase but also a crack at medal honors in one of the oldest annual championships in amateur golf held without interruption since 1901.

The top 64 after the 36-hole stroke play will advance to the next round, a match play phase which fires off Thursday with two rounds with the surviving eight moving to the quarterfinals on Friday.

Lauterbach gunned down three birdies against a bogey to set the pace with a 69.

Nicole Abelar, however, failed to get going as she hobbled with a 77 for a share of 60th although she remained within the cutoff line.

A bogey on the first hole coupled with a double bogey on No. 3 hinted at the coming off a struggling day for the Univ. of Houston Cougars mainstay, who bogeyed Nos. 9 and 10, gained a stroke on No. 11 but stumbled with another double bogey on the 15th for a 39-38.

Over in the US Girls’ Junior at The Club at Olde Stone in Bowling Green, Kentucky, Sam Dizon bowed out of contention for the match play phase as she shot herself in the foot with an 80 on a harrowing backside slide.

Still inside the cutoff line at fourover despite a one-over frontside 38 for a running three-over total, Dizon bogeyed the 10th, dropped two shots on No. 12 and bogeyed three of the last six in a birdie-less 42.

Counting her first round 74, the Singapore-based shotmaker finished with a seven-over 155, and out of the knockout phase of the annual event won by Princess Superal in 2014 in Portland.

Riera U. Mallari, Editor; Randy M. Caluag, Assistant Editor THURSDAY, JULY 21, 2022

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ROOKIE POWERS FIBERXERS.

Converge’s Justin Arana splits the defense of Blackwater’s Justin Melton and Yousef Taha in a PBA Philippine Cup game won by the FiberXers, 92-90, at the Araneta Coliseum. The rookie Arana had two key baskets and crucial rejection in the final 35 seconds to finish with 13 points, 5 rebounds and a block as Converge ended the elimination round with a 5-6 slate.

Cavalry coming: Clarkson to rejoin Gilas; Sotto, too?

By Peter Atencio

M

ORE experienced players from the Philippine Basketball Association and Jordan Clarkson will be available when the Gilas Pilipinas national men’s basketball team plays in the fourth window of the 2023 FIBA World Cup Asian qualifiers.

Gilas Pilipinas program director and head coach Chot Reyes said this on Wednesday after the Philippines lost to Japan, 80-102, Tuesday evening in the playoffs of the 2022 FIBA Asia Cup at the Istora Gelora Bung Karno Stadium in Indonesia.

By the time the FIBA event happens, the Philippine Basketball Association Philippines would have been in the semifinals and finals stage.

By then, PBA players who were not able to join practice sessions and see action in the third window will be around to reinforce Team Philippines’ young players, who were plucked from the collegiate ranks.

“We will have PBA players who will be avail-

able here. We also have word that Jordan can and will be around to play in all the games,” said Reyes in a virtual huddle.

The Philippines is in Group A of the fourth window’s second round with New Zealand, Lebanon, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and Indonesia.

Gilas is set to have its first match in the fourth window with Lebanon in Beirut on Aug. 25, followed by Saudi Arabia on Aug. 29 in Manila.

Reyes also hopes that the 7’3” Kai Sotto will also be around to be with Gilas.

For now, Team Philippines will take a break and begin practicing again by August 15 when all the players are available.

Jordan Clarkson

Kai Sotto

“At least we will see some more players we can take a look at for 2023. That’s part of the plan, the August 25 window,” added Reyes.

Obiena jumps with world’s best at Oregon meet

Ernest John Obiena

ERNESTJohn Obiena of the Philippines will once again compete with Armand “Mondo” Duplantis and many other top athletes on Friday in the men’s pole vault event of the 2022 World Athletics Championships at the Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon.

The field will be stacked and loaded with the world’s top competitors in the qualification round, which will select the top eight finishers for the finals on Sunday.

The 26-year-old Obiena, who is the current Asian record-holder, will try to hold his ground against Duplantis.

And if Obiena is able to stand his ground, he could become the first Filipino athlete to win a World Championships medal.

“6th for the year reppin’ the Philippines. Keep jumping, keep improving. With God’s grace and

determination, we’ll soon get to reach our goal,” said Obiena in his messages on social media.

Obiena brings with him the confidence and experience he got a memorable showing in the past two years that had him setting his own Asian mark of 5.93 meters.

While Obiena seeks to improve on his personal best, the 22-year-old Duplantis, who is the Olympic and world indoor champion, will seek to make another stirring performance.

After winning the World Indoor crown earlier this year, Duplantis managed to set a world record of 6.20 meter.

Also making things challenging for Obiena is the presence world No. 2 Christopher Nilsen of the United States and his friend and training partner, 2016 Olympics bronze medalist Thiago Braz of Brazil.

Americans KC Lightfoot and Sam Kendricks, who are fourth and fifth in the world rankings, are also present.

Obiena, the no. 6 ranked pole vaulter in the world, left behind a harrowing ordeal after arriving in Los Angeles from Italy last July 7.

The Filipino vaulter was reportedly held by the US Department of Homeland Security for more than 12 hours on suspicion of escaping felony charges in the Philippines.

But Obiena was eventually released after he was cleared of accusations from the Philippine Athletics Track and Field Association that he embezzled government funds and falsified public documents. This was related to issues concerning the liquidation the financial assistance from the Philippine Sports Commission.

Peter Atencio

Coo promises to sustain PSC’s programs on women

By Randy Caluag BOWLING icon Olivia “Bong” Coo vowed to sustain the efforts of the Philippines Sports Commission in developing Filipina athletes, who will be the future sources of pride in international competition.

Coo, a four-time world champion Filipino bowler and a World Bowling Hall of Famer, on Tuesday became the first appointee of President Bongbong Marcos in the PSC as one of the four commissioners.

“I will focus on women in sports excellence and sports for all women. Let’s make sure that our young girls are given the opportunity to engage in sports and some of them will be our top athletes on the global stage. Like what’s happening recently, our women athletes have been achieving so much in the international competitions,” said Coo, who was the newly elected president of the Philippine Bowling Federation before getting appointed as PSC Commissioner.

She is also the Philippine Olympic Committee chairperson of Women in Sports.

“I am ready to serve the Filipino people. I’m so thankful to God and President Marcos for the trust and confidence,” she added. “I have come full circle. Iyung buhay ng isang sportsman na complete ko na from be-

ing athlete, coach, sports official and administrator and now PSC commissioner. I will be able to serve not only bowling but sports in general.”

Coo is set to resign from her private posts before assuming office when the cast of commissioner and chairman are completed.

Several sports personalities are reportedly being considered for the chairmanship post, including former Philippine Basketball Association Noli Eala, Games and Amusement Board chairman Baham Mitra, former PSC commissioner Ramon Fernandez and lawyer Wharton Chan of the Samahang Kickboxing ng Pilipinas.

Among those being considered as commissioners are squash president Richard Bachmann and a veteran media practitioner.

With the appointment of new sets of leaders taking a long time, the PSC is currently under the care of Executive Director Atty. Guillermo Iroy Jr. as Officer In Charge.

Under his management was the triumphant performances of women athletes in the sports of karate, weightlifting, and football.

“For July, we have a lot of reasons to cheer for. In sports, women are brimming with success and talent for this month, and it is something to celebrate and be proud of,” said Iroy.

Newly appointed PSC commissioner Olivia “Bong” Coo is welcomed by PSC Officer-inCharge and Executive Director Atty. Guillermo Iroy Jr. at the PSC Administrative Bldg. at Rizal Memorial Sports Complex.

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THURSDAY, JULY 21, 2022

Serena, Djokovic to play in Cincinnati LOS ANGELES—Serena Williams will play in next month’s Cincinnati Open WTA tournament as she builds towards a possible US Open appearance, organizers said Tuesday.

The 23-time Grand Slam singles champion, who last week was named in the field for next month’s Canadian Open, joins a star-studded field for the hardcourt tournament.

Williams, winner of the tournament in 2014 and 2015, entered the tournament using her protected ranking.

The former world number one—who played her first singles match in a year during a first round defeat at Wimbledon last month—is stepping up her comeback ahead of the US Open next month.

Joining her in the field for the August 13-21 tournament in Cincinnati will be world number one Iga Swiatek and former champions including Victoria Azarenka, Madison Keys, Garbine Muguruza and Karolina Pliskova.

Wimbledon champion Elena Rybakina, four-time major champion Naomi Osaka and reigning US Open champion Emma Raducanu are also in the line-up.

The men’s draw meanwhile includes newly minted Wimbledon champion Novak Djokovic, but unless the Serbian star changes his stance over refusing to take the Covid-19 vaccine, he will not play.

Current US regulations forbid entry to the country by non-vaccinated foreign visitors, and Djokovic has previously said he has no plans to back down from his stance.

Earlier this month he acknowledged he was unlikely to play in the United States unless entry requirements changed.

“I’d like to play the US Open but if it doesn’t happen it’s not the end of the world, nor the first Grand Slam I have to withdraw from,” Djokovic said. AFP

Heno, Pael clash for BWO Asia bantam title EDWARD “General” Heno and compatriot Roenel “The Hitman” Pael clash for the vacant Boxing Worldwide Organization (BWO) Asia bantamweight championship on August 5 at the Ynares Sports Arena in Pasig City.

Heno, 29, sports a 14-1-5 win-lossdraw record with five knockouts, returns to the ring after three years of inactivity and hopes his comeback fight against Pael of Matalom, Leyte will surely lead him to another crack for a world title within the year.

“Heno is going to be an attractive fighter in the world bantamweight division. He is ready to challenge anyone,” Aljoe Jaro of International Promotion and 5 Stars Entertainment and Promotions Inc., the promoter of the fight, said. “He was a former Philippine, WBO and OBPF champion.”

Heno’s last outing was a world title fight against Mexican World Boxing Organization light flyweight champion Elwin Soto last October 23, 2019, in Indio, California, but he lost via unanimous decision.

But Jaro believes Heno would soon rise to the occasion and prove himself worthy of another world title shot in the bantamweight or super flyweight class.

“He only lost once, but he will be back to win and dominate again,” he added. “Heno will prove to everyone that he belongs to the elite class.”

Pael holds a 23-11-1 record with 12 knockouts.

Other scheduled bouts are former WBC flyweight champion Sonny Boy Jaro battling RV Deniega in a 10-round bantamweight bout, while Weljohn Mindoro faces Jemson Egera in a 10-round middleweight bout.

The BWO is a global sanctioning body in professional boxing founded in 2021 in Los Angeles, California.

Enoch Cruz, the BWO president, and Mirlo de Castro, BWO vice president will be arriving in Manila to grace the first ever BWO bout in the Philippines.

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Dos Santos dethrones Warholm in 400m hurdles

UGENE—Alison Dos Santos ended Karsten Warholm’s reign as hurdles king at the world championships on Tuesday while Britain’s Jake Wightman won his country’s first 1500m gold in 39 years on a day of upsets.

Brazil’s Alison Dos Santos falls to the ground after winning the men’s 400m hurdles final during the World Athletics Championships at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon. AFP

Warholm may have been behind one of the most iconic moments in Olympic history when he smashed the 29-year-old world record to win the 400m hurdles at the Tokyo Games in a time of 45.94sec.

But the 26-year-old came to Eugene on the back of a hamstring injury which ultimately put paid to his medal attempt here.

Instead, Dos Santos ran the third fastest time of all time and a championship record of 46.29sec to win gold ahead of Americans Rai Benjamin and Trevor Bassitt.

“It’s pretty awesome to win the world title on this track. I didn’t care about the time because this is the first time I win a world title,” said Dos Santos.

Warholm led coming into the home straight but seized up badly and eventually came in seventh (48.42), breaking a winning streak of 22 races, including 18 finals, dating back to September 2018.

“It was a very tough race,” Warholm said. “I had an injury but to me it’s always your fight and giving your all and leaving it all on the track.

“I felt I did that. I hope looking back I’ll feel proud of that even though I prefer to take a medal.”

Whilst everyone knew Warholm was coming back from injury, serious hopes were pinned on Olympic champion Jakob Ingebrigtsen in the men’s 1500m.

But Wightman had not read the script, playing the Norwegian at his own game by kicking with 200 metres to run and holding his form through to the line.

Wightman sealed victory in 3min 29.23sec, Ingebrigtsen taking silver in 3:29.47, with Spaniard Mohamed Katir claiming bronze (3:29.90).

Family affair In a bizarre twist, Wightman’s father Geoff is in Eugene doing the in-stadium commentary.

Geoff, also his son’s coach, was reduced to a cracked voice as he announced

to Hayward Field: “That’s my son and he’s world champion.”

“For him to be part of my journey to get to this point, and actually part of the the actual race itself is so unique,” Wightman said of his father.

“I talked to him and he’s very happy.

I’m glad he showed some emotion.”

Following on from Norway’s Olympic gold medallists in failing to nail a world title was 2019 champion Daniel Stahl, the Swede eventually finishing fourth in the discus.

Australian Eleanor Patterson won high jump gold in the fourth final of the night with 2.02m on countback from Ukraine’s Yaroslava Mahuchikh, Italian Elena Vallortigara taking bronze.

“I’m honestly speechless right now,” Patterson said afterwards. “I’m already

starting to get sore cheeks from smiling.”

Kerley out of 200m Day five of action at the world champs also saw newly-crowned 100m champion Fred Kerley fail to advance from the semi-finals of the 200m.

Kerley set off smoothly from the blocks but was left grimacing as he hit the home straight at Eugene’s Hayward Field, eventually finishing sixth in 20.68 seconds.

Kerley later said he had cramped up in the later stages of the race, but insisted he would be fit to race in the relays.

“Bit of cramp, but it’s all good,” Kerley said. “I’m not in pain, I’ll be good.”

While Kerley was left digesting a disappointing early exit, there were no such worries for defending 200m world champion Noah Lyles, who romped home in his semi-final with a blistering 19.62sec.

The main threat to Lyles’ hopes of retaining his 200m world title may well come from teenage team-mate and emerging rival Erriyon Knighton. The 18-year-old prodigy blazed home to win his semi-final in 19.77sec.

In the women’s 200m, Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce kept her bid for a sprint double on track as she sailed into the final.

Fresh from winning a record fifth world 100m title, Fraser-Pryce timed a season’s best of 21.83 seconds in the third of three semi-finals.

Joining the 35-year-old, a world 200m champion in 2013, in Thursday’s final will be her two teammates who helped snatch an unprecedented cleansweep of the 100m podium for Jamaica on Sunday, Shericka Jackson and Elaine Thompson-Herah. AFP

China to host Asian Games in 2023 after postponement KUWAIT—China will host the 2022 Asian Games in autumn 2023, organizers said on Tuesday, after postponing the event in Hangzhou because of Covid-19.

The Games were originally scheduled

for September this year, but organisers postponed them in May as China tried to stamp out a large Covid resurgence in several parts of the country.

The event will now be held in Hangzhou from September 23 to October 8 2023, the

CHAMP VS UNDERDOG. Universal Reality Combat Championship Global chief Alvin Aguilar presents to the media titleholder Sugar Ray ‘Mammoth’ Estroso (right) and challenger Boss Bullet (left) during the ‘The Champ vs The Underdog’ press conference on Monday at the Xylo Palace Uptown, BGC in Taguig City. The big fight slated on August 23 at the same venue, also topbills a 3-on-3 men’s supporting bout.

Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) said.

Hangzhou lies less than 200 kilometres (120 miles) from the country’s biggest city Shanghai, which endured a months-long lockdown earlier this year as part of the ruling Communist Party’s zero-tolerance approach to the virus.

The OCA said on Tuesday that the new dates were chosen to avoid “conflict with other major international sporting events”.

The Hangzhou organising committee vowed to “present a wonderful and marvellous sports and cultural event with Chinese characteristics”, in a statement confirming the new dates.

China is the last major economy committed to stamping out domestic spread of the virus through harsh lockdowns, mass testing and strict controls on international travel.

But that has hurt the country’s international sporting ambitions, with the world’s most populous nation cancelling or postponing almost all events since the start of the pandemic, with the exception of this year’s Winter Olympics in Beijing.

The World University Games, scheduled to begin in June in Chengdu and already delayed from last year, have also been postponed again, until 2023.

The Asian Games typically attract over 10,000 athletes from across the region.

Sports under zero-Covid Organisers said in April that Hangzhou, a city of 12 million in eastern

China, had finished constructing 56 competition venues for the Asian Games and Asian Para Games.

Hangzhou will be the third city in China to host the continental competition after Beijing in 1990 and Guangzhou in 2010.

Some events are also expected to be held in other provincial cities including Ningbo, Wenzhou, Huzhou, Shaoxing and Jinhua.

Almost all international sport has ground to a halt in China since Covid emerged in the Chinese city of Wuhan in late 2019.

The Beijing Olympics was an exception but was held in a “closed loop” with everyone inside it—including athletes, staff, volunteers and media—taking daily Covid tests and not allowed to venture into the wider city or have contact with the public.

The Chinese gover nment has touted the zero-Covid strategy as proof that it values human life above material concerns and can avert the public health crises seen in many Western countries.

Covid restrictions around the country eased slightly this summer as case numbers from the earlier Omicrondriven outbreak dwindled.

But a rising wave of fresh infections this month have led to new restrictions in parts of the country, with millions of people receiving orders to stay home over the weekend. AFP

Zamboanga, Nueva Ecija beat OKbet-MPBL rivals in Bacolod BACOLOD CITY—Zamboanga Family’s Brand Sardines stayed unscathed as Bacolod Bingo Plus suffered another meltdown on Tuesday in the OKbet-MPBL (Maharlika Pilipinas Basketball League) 4th Season presented by Xtreme here.

Trailing, 65-71, with less than three minutes to go, Zamboanga blanked Bacolod the rest of the way while pouring nine points en route to a 74-71 victory at the full-house University of St. La Salle Gym. It was the second straight win for Zamboanga in the MPBL’s “City of Smiles Invasion” and its eighth overall in the single round-robin elimination round of the 22-team tournament.

Bacolod, on the other hand, dropped two in a row, including its 74-81 triple overtime loss to Nueva

Ecija in a game that started Monday and ended early Tuesday and tumbled to 5-4.

Jaycee Marcelino again starred for Zamboanga, with 18 points, including five in that crucial span, 5 rebounds, 5 assists, 2 steals and 2 blocks.

He was supported by Jefferson Comia with 12 points and Adrian Santos with 10 as Zamboanga proved it can still win even without injured big men Jhaymo Eguilos and Jayson Grimaldo.

Veteran Mark Yee carried the fight anew for Bacolod with 16 points and 12 rebounds, although he missed a technical foul free throw in the last 1:21.

Jeramer Cabanag scored 10 points, but turned the ball over in the last 10 seconds, paving the way for Ralph Tansingco’s go-ahead lay-

up for Zamboanga, 72-71, with five ticks left.

Nueva Ecija also stretched its winning streak to 10 with a 6861 trouncing of Valenzuela in the opener.

John Bryon Villarias, who played savior for Nueva Ecija against Bacolod, again led the Rice Vanguards in scoring with 12 points. Michael Juico supported Villarias with 10 points plus 5 rebounds, followed by Will McAloney with 8 points and 7 rebounds and Jonathan Uyloan and Bobby Balucanag with 7 points each.

Michael Mabulac scored only 5 points, but collared 11 rebounds for the Rice Vanguards.

Nueva Ecija pulled away, 66-51, before relaxing its defenses and enabling Valenzuela to close the gap even if it fell to 4-6.

Jaycee Marcelino powers Zamboanga past Bacolod.

Entertainment Brad Pitt isn’t retiring just yet Brad Pitt makes a statement by wearing a linen skirt at the red carpet premiere of his film ‘Bullet Train’

HOLLYWOOD A-lister Brad Pitt scotched talk of imminent retirement as he traveled to Paris for the premiere of his Jackie Chan-inspired action caper Bullet Train.

The 58-year-old had worried fans that his acting days may be numbered after a GQ interview last month in which he said he was in the “last semester” of his career.

But Pitt told AFP: “I’m not getting out by any means. It seems that might have been taken as a statement of retirement.

That’s not what I was saying.”

“I’m over that hump of middle age and so I’m looking at that last leg... how do I want to spend that time? At my age, you’ve made enough mistakes... now there’s a comfort in applying that kind of wisdom.”

Bullet Train, which is being released around the world over the next two weeks, sees Pitt trying something new in an action comedy from the director of John Wick,” David Leitch.

Pitt plays a reluctant hit-man fighting off rivals on a Japanese train.

“It’s much more fun than the regular

punch-up. It’s infused with humor and character. I can’t say enough about Jackie Chan and what he’s done, and to be in that arena, even close to that, is something I hadn’t done before,” he said.

Pitt will next be seen in Babylon about Hollywood’s golden age, directed by Damien Chazelle (La La Land).

That will partner him again with Margot Robbie—the pair starred in Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, which won Pitt an Oscar in 2020. AFP

‘Sing Galing’ hosts take on mature roles in new season T

her words so kids could understand her better and make the show ageappropriate. As their Ate, Donita also helps the kids showcase their other V5’s original talents besides singing.

“Videoke In one of those skits, however, Kantawanan ng she recalls an incident where she unknowingly made a contestant cry.

Bansa,” Sing Galing, is “Gusto daw niya kasi maging artista back for another season. so kunwari, ako yung evil stepmother niya. Parang nagulat ata siya sa akin Unlike the previous kaya umiyak siya bigla. After naman seasons, its hosts (or noon, naging okay na kami,” Donita said during the Sing Galing Kids Kiddie Sing Masters) Randy Con at Vista Mall Taguig last July 9.

Santiago, K Brosas, and Despite the good times shared Donita Nose took on more between the contestants and the cast, Sing Galing Kids remains a competition, mature roles: looking after and some of the young contestants will children. inevitably feel bad for not advancing further.

For the first time, Sing Galing’s Aside from the guidance, the kids contestants consist of children from receive from the hosts, judges, and cast across the country who want to show Jona Viray (leftmost) and Morrissette Amon (center) join the Juke Bosses for ‘Sing Galing Kids’ of the show, K shares that a professional off their talent in singing and have child psychologist is always on-site to genuine fun on the show. Since the assist kids who need it. She said having Sing Masters will interact with a a child psychologist around helps younger audience, they had to try prepare the kids for their appearance on different approaches to keep them the show and teaches them necessary engaged and comfortable. values from the outcomes.

Randy, who’s been in the The Sing Masters aren’t the only entertainment industry for 35 years ones who’ll be dealing with the young and counting, said he looked back contestants and offering them relevant on his previous experiences as a host pieces of advice. Ethel Booba and on how to interact with kids during Rey Valera reprise their roles as the a game show. He said he became competition’s judges or Juke Bosses. more of a Ninong (godfather) to the Joining them are new judges, Jona kids and genuinely enjoyed their Viray and Morissette Amon, who are company. no strangers to singing competitions.

He added that they had to adjust to Both Jona and Morissette filming early, considering the kids’ continuously encourage the children schedules. to keep singing and pursuing their On the other hand, Donita Nose, passions, regardless of what happens in who fondly considers herself an older the competition and in life. sister to kids, had to filter and mince While they enjoyed the kulitan with Viewers can expect more fun and ‘kulitan’ with the young contestants of ‘Sing Galing Kids’ the young contestants, the judges also cried and related to their life stories, especially with family.

Other personalities who add fun and excitement to Sing Galing Kids are Sing Galing’s Ultimate Bida-oke grand champion Mari Mar Tua and online influencer Queenay as the “Arkidia Ates,” who will be hanging out with the kiddie contestants. Sing Galing’s beloved mascot, Genie, and Digiverse Master Zendee, with Junior Singtokers, Yoyo and Tyronia, are also there to add to the show’s flair.

Sing Galing Kids premiered on July Randy (leftmost) and K (rightmost) are careful with their words when 16, Saturday, at 6 p.m. on TV 5.

K Brosas (right) and Randy Santiago with a young contestant around with the kids

By Patricia Taculao

NCAA Season 97 Women’s Volleyball Finals airs on GTV GMA Network brings an intense face-off between defending champion Arellano University (AU) and this season’s unbeaten team De La Salle - College of St. Benilde (CSB) in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Season 97 Women’s Volleyball Finals. Game 1 began yesterday, July 20, and aired on GTV live from the FilOil Flying V Center in San Juan.

The Arellano Lady Chiefs are gunning for their fourth straight title after dismantling the Jose Rizal University Lady Bombers during their do-or-die stepladder semis battle last Sunday (July 17). Coming from a slow start this season, Coach Obet Javier’s team is determined to get the upper hand in the best-of-three series against the College of St. Benilde Lady Blazers.

Team captain Carla Donato will rely on Princess Bello, Trina Abay, Kristine Adante, Dodee Batindaan, Cherry Mae Cuenca, Alliah Daisog, Pauline De Guzman, Charmina Diño, Janice Mauntag, Robbie Matawaran, Marianne Padillon, Lorraine Pecaña, Donnalyn Paralejas, Alyana San Gregorio, and Nicole Sasuman to up their ante if they want to set the pace early on.

But Season 97 host school CSB is definitely out to put an end to Arellano’s dynasty. The Lady Blazers, who earned

the first finals berth after sweeping the nine-game eliminations, are as determined as their opponents to take home the crown this season.

With their 9-0 (win-loss) card, Coach Jerry Yee’s team will be competing for the title for the first time since 2016 when they edged then defending champion Arellano University in the semifinals.

Leading the championship campaign for the Lady Blazers is team captain Mycah Go who will depend on teammates Gayle Pascual, Michelle Gamit, Jade Gentapa, Corrine Apostol, Camill Avila, Chenae Basarte, Cathrina Dizon, Kim Alison Estenzo, Angelika Mondejar, Cloanne Mondoñedo, Cristy Ondangan, and Queen Ann Salmon to go for the kill against their opponents on the court.

This season’s final match-up sees the return of the Arellano-CSB rivalry.

CSB blocked AU’s rally for a back-toback title in 2016 after the Lady Blazers defeated the Lady Chiefs in the semifinals.

The two schools were about to play against each other in the final elimination round during Season 95 but the tournament was canceled due to the global pandemic in 2020.

“We have witnessed the dedication of all the 10 schools for Season 97’s volleyball competition. We are grateful to our official broadcast partner, GMA

Network, for making the live games of the women’s volleyball tournament available to more viewers here and abroad. Now we are about to see yet another actionpacked battle between Arellano University and De La Salle College of St. Benilde,” said NCAA Season 97 Management Committee Chairman Manuel Raymund Castellano, Jr. of De La Salle-College of St. Benilde.

“As home to the country’s premier collegiate league, GMA Network, through Synergy, is honored to bring to our viewers the NCAA Season 97 Women’s Volleyball Finals airing on GTV and live streamed via NCAA Philippines’ Youtube Channel and social media platforms.

This season is quite special as we saw the return of volleyball action–which I’m sure our student-athletes and sports fans missed. As Filipinas continue to raise the Philippine flag in sports, we celebrate our NCAA women volleyball players for their hard work and passion despite these challenging times,” shared GMA Regional TV and Synergy First Vice President and Head Oliver Victor Amoroso.

Game 1 of the Women’s Volleyball Finals was anchored by Synergy Sports host Andrei Felix. Joining him was volleyball sensation Michele Gumabao.

Adding fun courtside were entertainment numbers from Garrett Bolden, Vilmark

The Arellano University Lady Chiefs and La Salle-College of Saint Benilde Lady Blazers battles it out on NCAA Season 97 Women’s Volleyball Finals

Viray, and Jessica Villarubin.

The NCAA Season 97 Women’s Volleyball Finals airs live on GTV at 1:30 p.m. Games 2 and 3 will be on July 22 and July 24 (as needed), respectively. Get your tickets via www.ticketmax.ph.

Catch the live stream on the NCAA Philippines website (www.gmanetwork. com/ncaa), NCAA Philippines Facebook page and YouTube channel, and GMA Sports’ Facebook and Twitter pages.

Kapuso abroad can catch all the action via GMA News TV International.

For more updates on NCAA, visit its official website www.ncaa.com.ph.

Follow @ncaaphilippines, @gmasynergy, and @gmasportsph on social media.

Nickie Wang, Editor nickie.standard@gmail.com THURSDAY, JULY 21, 2022

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Kathryn Bernardo (left) and Daniel Padilla during their first kiss in ‘2 Good 2 Be True’

2 GOOD 2 Be True, which is once again the most-watched TVseries and movie on Netflix Philippines and the most watched series on iWantTFC, took viewers on a rollercoaster ride last Thursday as they witnessed Eloy (Daniel Padilla) kiss Ali (Kathryn Bernado) and then left her to escape the police.

In the Twitter-trending episode, Captain Rosales (Cris Villanueva) and his men continue searching for Eloy after the arrest warrant has been issued. Helena (Gloria Diaz) expedited Eloy’s case regarding the money he stole from Tara (Jenny Miller) after learning that Hugo (Ronaldo Valdez) is getting close to him.

Viewers also learned that Hugo does not really know about Fred’s (Romnick Sarmenta) case and Helena is responsible for Eloy’s father’s imprisonment.

Meanwhile, Ali is confused about her feelings toward Eloy after his disappearance.

She has doubts as to whether he was truly loyal or whether he lied to her.

Netizens praised the series as the story became more unpredictable. Twitter trended with the hashtags #2Good2SayGoodbye and 2G2BT Heartstopper trend on July 14.

Meanwhile, Kathryn has joined value brand TNT as its new endorser and katropa.

Kathryn debuts in TNT’s new video campaign highlighting ‘Sulit Affordaloads’, the brand’s line-up of budget-friendly datapacked offers aimed at giving subscribers their daily dose of ‘saya’ for as low as Php10.

“As an actress, I find great fulfillment in making my fans happy. This is why I’m so glad to be part of TNT, a brand that has made its mission to also bring saya to Filipinos by keeping them connected through affordable promos,” said Kathryn.

Kathryn, who currently stars in the hit TV Series 2 Good 2 Be True, has endeared herself to the public with her stellar performances in TV series and movies like Mara Clara (2010), Pangako Sa’yo (2015), La Luna Sangre (2017), The Hows of Us (2017) and Hello, Love, Goodbye (2019).

“Kathryn may be one of the biggest actresses of her generation, but she has remained down-to-earth and approachable, always inspiring and delighting fans through her series, vlogs, and posts,” said Francis E. Flores, SVP and Head of Consumer Business Group – Individual at Smart.

For Kathryn, one’s happiness does not always have to come with a hefty price tag.

“We can find - and give - happiness through simple and affordable ways, such as when we catch up with our friends on social media, call our loved ones, or send them random heartfelt messages throughout the day. For these, we can always rely on TNT’s Sulit Affordaloads,” she said.

TNT’s Sulit Affordaloads include Pantawid 10, SurfSaya 20, and All Data 50 - three promos that suit the needs of subscribers on a budget and keep their saya going.

Pantawid 10 comes with 100 MB Open Access Data for all apps and sites, 100-minute Calls to All Networks, and 100 Texts to All Networks, valid for one day for only Php10.

On the other hand, SurfSaya 20 comes with a total of 600 MB data (300 MB Open Access Data and 150 MB per day of apps like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and Mobile Legends: Bang Bang) plus Unlimited Calls and Texts to All Networks valid for two days for only Php20.

Lastly, All Data 50 comes with a total of 5 GB data (2 GB open access data and 1 GB per day of FREE TikTok for All) valid for three days, for only Php50.

Subscribers may conveniently register to any of TNT’s Sulit Affordaloads via the GigaLife App or by dialing *123# and to any sari-sari stores near you.

TNT is powered by Smart, the country’s fastest 5G mobile network, as certified

by Ookla, the global leader in mobile and broadband network intelligence. Smart also dominated the latest Opensignal Mobile Network Experience Report in 11 out of a possible 16 categories covering the essential aspects of service, including speed, coverage, and experience.

Kathryn also debuts in TNT’s new video campaign

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THURSDAY, JULY 21, 2022

Ambassadors of healthy mind and body CENTURY Tuna, the leading canned tuna in the Philippines, pulled out all the stops to make Century Tuna Superbods 2022 Finals Night a remarkable event.

From exciting segments that showed off the 32 Superbod finalists’ personalities and fit and healthy bodies, to explosive performances from the night’s very special guests, it’s safe

The winners of Century Superbods 2022

to say that the hottest and sexiest event of the year finished strong.

Held at Harbor Garden Tent, Sofitel Philippine Plaza Manila, the official venue partner for this year’s competition, the star-studded event once again saw this year’s Century Tuna Superbods headliners, Bea Alonzo and Alden Richards, take center stage as they showed off their moves with an exciting laser dance show. But it didn’t end there as Century Tuna also tapped Kyle Echarri to serenade the audience. Meanwhile, 2020 Superbods winners Samantha Lo and Sam Ajdani made a comeback as they joined the opening performance of the Superbods.

Apart from the awe-inspiring numbers, even this year’s competition consisted of a powerhouse panel of judges led by multihyphenate star Anne Curtis, founder and chairwoman of HOPE, Nanette MedvedPo, 2014 Superbods winner and Southeast Asian Games medalist Mauro Lumba, and 2018 Superbods winner and Miss Globe 2021 Maureen Montagne.

Joining them were Greg Banzon, Century Pacific Food Inc. (CPFI) executive vice presi-

dent and chief operating officer, Carlo Endaya, CPFI vice president and general manager for Tuna Division, and Carol San Pedro, PC&V Communications Inc. president and chief creative officer.

But of course, the main feature of the Finals Night, Century Tuna Superbods ambassadors Bea Alonzo hosted by Mond Gutier(left) and Alden Richards rez, Sam YG, and Gelli Victor, was the 32 finalists who have inspired Christelle Abello, Michelle Arceo, Pearl others with their stories that live out Century Gonzales, Julia Mendoza, Kerri Reilly, SeTuna Superbods 2022 “Stay strong to Love lena Reyes, Vienne Shirin, and Kim Velasco. strong” campaign message.

The top eight male finalists were George The special night witnessed the final- Baker, Kirk Bondad, Wani Manotoc, Paul ists showcase their fit and healthy bod- Pedley, Gee Plamenco Jr., Patrick Ramies through a series of runway walks with irez, Jaime Santamaria, and Erik Visser. three different looks: Street, Swimwear, In the end, Abello and Bondad were deand Evening Resort Wear. It then led to the clared the grand winners and took home highly anticipated segment: the question P500,000 each while the two runners-up, and answer portion, which featured the Top Arceo and Plamenco received P200,000 16 finalists who made it through to test their each, tax-free. All four winners will also get wit and personality. a year’s worth of Century Tuna products and In the female category, the top eight were other exciting prizes. Images by Ted Pelaez

Turning budding entrepreneurs’ dreams into reality

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E all probably know someone who holds a full-time job, perhaps in the corporate world, yet deep down they have this dream of someday putting up his or her own bakery or coffee shop.

Sometimes, all it takes is the courage and faith in one’s self as well as in the product or service one dreams of offering. These are the common traits of some select Filipino entrepreneurs who recently vied for a chance to make their business dreams come true with the help of Rakuten Viber.

Rakuten Viber, which is part of Rakuten Group, Inc., one of the world leaders in e-commerce and financial services, in partnership with Pinoy Dream Negosyo gathered last July 14 six budding Filipino entrepreneurs for a chance to level up their side hustles and small businesses.

The event rounded off the series of online challenges and activities that the top three participants from the Raket PH as well as FoodPH Viber channels had to go through for an opportunity to pitch their business ideas and more importantly, receive a business grant from Viber Philippines, as well as its partners for this event, the Inquirer Group of Companies and Grab Express.

In the end, Mon Cabsag of The Bistro Box won the Grand Bestie of Food PH, while Richmond Argosino of Ken Goods and Apparel was the champion for the Raket Mo ‘To of Raket PH. The winners were chosen under the supervision of DTI representative Edsel John Lingon.

Dana Parado, Marketing Manager at Rakuten Viber

Cabsag, during the media Q&A segment of the event, said that he will use the prizes to upgrade his business equipment to better serve his customers.

“It was a memorable and exhilarating experience for me. I met and interacted with many other fellow entrepreneurs and gained more perspective about running a business,” he shared.

A partner of Filipino MSMEs

Viber, one of the world’s leading apps for free, secured, and easy communication, has been instrumental in helping Micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs)grow and stay connected to their consumers and each other, especially during the pandemic.

“During the COVID-19 lockdowns, Viber found an increase in the use of its channels, and saw this as an opportunity to help entrepreneurs reach out to potential customers and like-minded individuals, allowing them to grow and manage their businesses. Among the helpful tools for small businesses were the Raket PH and FoodPH

Viber channels,” said Lana Macapagal, APAC PR Lead for Rakuten Viber.

Raket PH serves as a Viber channel for MSME owners and side hustlers who want to promote their side businesses. Since its launch, Raket PH now has over 203,000 subscribers.

Food PH, on the other hand, is an online food channel that helped small and micro food entrepreneurs adapt to the “new normal” during the pandemic through contactless online purchases. It has since evolved, via its bot, serving as a transaction point for buyers. The Food PH channel has grown significantly attracting over 560,000 subscribers to date.

JOB WELL DONE

BY JOBA BOTANA

velopment Manager Veronica Feleo.

For Raket Mo ‘To of Raket PH, the judges were: Joseph Arnold De Guzman, Go Negosyo mentor and Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of First Food Link Distributors, Inc.; Jennivev “Nene” Tamayo-Plamio, a celebrity mompreneur and

Pinoy Dream Negosyo winners Mon Cabsag and Richmond Argosino with Viber executives Lana Macapagal, Chris Aguilar, and Veronica Feleo together with Pinoy Dream Negosyo judges during the panel discussion with the media

one of the pioneer members of the GrabExpress Madiskarteng Boss Club, and; Chris Aguilar, APAC Marketing Director for Rakuten Viber.

“To our finalists and the channel members of FoodPH and RaketPH, thank you for inspiring us. I’m hopeful that through your stories, Pinoy Dream Negosyo will continue to inspire more Filipinos to finally take that leap in pursuing their business dreams,” says Rakuten Viber’s Aguilar.

Viber’s global user base has access to a range of features like one-on-one chats, video calls, Lana Macapagal, PR Lead for APAC at Rakuten Viber group messaging, and updates and discussions with their faMaking dreams a reality vorite brands and celebrities. Viber ensures that Pinoy Dream Negosyo joins Rakuten Viber in its users have a secure and free environment to its mission to educate, enable, and empower Fili- share their emotions. Also, it has been a longpino MSMEs by giving them a platform to share time supporter of entrepreneurs in the country their entrepreneurial journey, and by providing and looks forward to the next set of enterprising business owners with the know-how and tools to individuals whose dreams they can help make a help implement their business plans, as well as reality. And oh, btw, Viber is the official instant scale their business operations. messaging and calling app partner of the Golden Pinoy Dream Negosyo has opened the doors to State Warriors. Good job, Viber Philippines team.

MSMEs who want to share their business journeys and acquire the knowledge and tools to make their entrepreneurial dreams a reality.

“Pinoy Dream Negosyo didn’t happen overnight. It is a byproduct of the team’s hard work to meet and answer the needs of the Filipinos back in 2020,” Macapagal adds. “When we saw that there was a surge in users and communities actively using Viber, we asked ourselves how we could help them further. That led us to our goal, which is to champion Filipino MSMEs.”

Selection of the grand champions

In selecting the Grand Bestie of Da Best of Food PH, Viber sought the help of an esteemed panel of judges, such as writer and editor Ruth NavarraMayo, restaurateur slash celebrity chef Gerick Manalo, as well as Rakuten Viber’s Business De-

Raket Mo ‘To grand winner Richmond Argosino of Ken Goods and Apparel and the Grand Bestie of FOOD Ph Mon Ramlher Cabsag of The Bistro Box

Recharge, reconnect, reenergize FROM stress-induced insomnia, to a self-love crisis, the last couple of years have deepened wellbeing challenges for millions of people.

More than ever, people are looking for wellness practices that help them unwind and cope with the pressures of life as well as give them that boost to take on the day ahead.

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The wellness range is sourced in nature, developed by experts, with three transformative routines: Sleep, Boost, and Breathe. Vegan certified it is infused with powerful essential oils, carefully crafted into three new unique blends, and tailored to vital needs. The sensorial textures elevate daily rituals and come in highly sustainable packaging, using premium glass and aluminum materials.

Sleep Better, Wake Stronger. The pandemic and repeated lockdowns have had a catastrophic effect on our ability to regulate sleep, with routines thrown out the window and increasing stress, impacting our ability to reenergize.

The Body Shop introduces a new aromatic, fragrantly f loral Sleep range with highly sensorial textures and a comforting and relaxing scent. Enriched with 100 percent natural and biodegradable lavender and vetiver essential oils clinically proven to help you sleep better, the range includes the Sleep Hair and Body Wash, Sleep Balmy Body Cream, Sleep Calming Pillow Mist, and Sleep Essential Oil. Uplift Mind and Body. Radiate Good Vibes. Energize your mind and get ready to take on the world with The Body Shop’s Boost range. This blend brings some flavor to life thanks to this sunny and citrusy scent, rounded off with a cheerful, floral note. Known for their potent properties to help reenergize the body, mandarin and bergamot scents are mostly found on the shores of Calabria, crafted by traditional Italian producers who never let a drop go to waste.

Bring positive energy and good vibes to your day with Boost 4-step routine using Boost Uplifting Hair & Body Wash, Bouncy Boost Whipped Body Cream, Hair and Body Oil, and Essential Oil. Reconnect and find your calm. Clear your busy mind with The Body Shop’s Breathe routine.

It is enriched with 100 percent natural and biodeg radable eucalyptus from plantations in China’s Yunnan province that support smallholder producers and organic rosemary from a family-owned cultivator in Spain.

Tune in to some inner calm and discover weightless textures with the Breathe Whisked Body Polish, Breathe Weightless Body Gel Cream, Breathe Essential Oil Blend and Breathe Calm Balm.

The new Wellness Range: Sleep, Boost, and Breathe are available at The Body Shop stores and on its online store www.thebodyshop.com.ph

ERRATUM In the Vintana.ph article published yesterday, July 19, the name of one of Vintana.ph’s founders was Mikko Sandejas. It should have been Ryan Robert Flores. We apologize for the error.

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REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 106 – TANDAG CITY, SURIGAO DEL SUR

THURSDAY, JULY 21, 2022

Republic of the Philippines DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE MANILA

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/ Municipality: TANDAG Barangay: Bioto STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Barangay Road Feeder Foad

DEPARTMENT ORDER NO. 049 - 2022 June 29, 2022

SUBJECT : IMPLEMENTATION OF THE REVISED SCHEDULES OF ZONAL VALUES OF REAL PROPERTIES IN THE CITIES OF TANDAG AND BISLIG AND THE MUNICIPALITIES OF BAROBO, BAYABAS, CAGWAIT, CANTILAN, CARMEN, CARRASCAL, CORTES, HINATUAN, LANUZA, LIANGA, LINGIG, MADRID, MARIHATAG, SAN AGUSTIN, SAN MIGUEL, TAGBINA AND TAGO (4TH REVISION), UNDER THE JURISDICTION OF REVENUE DISTRICT OFFICE NO. 106 - TANDAG CITY, SURIGAO DEL SUR 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 Cities of Tandag and Bislig and the Municipalities of Barobo, Bayabas, Cagwait, Cantilan, Carmen, Carrascal, Cortes, Hinatuan, Lanuza, Lianga, Lingig, Madrid, Marihatag, San Agustin, San Miguel, Tagbina and Tago (4th Revision) within the jurisdiction of Revenue District Office No. 106 - Tandag City, Surigao Del Sur, Revenue Region No. 17 - Butuan City after public hearing was conducted on May 24, 2022 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.

CARLOS G. DOMINGUEZ Secretary of Finance

RECOMMENDED BY:

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/ Municipality: TANDAG Barangay: Bungtod Poblacion (East West) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ VICINITY CONDOMINIUM Bungtod (Tello St.) Cr. Serra - Linungaw Magsaysay St./ Serra St. Quezon St. - Rizal St. Rizal St. - Luis Perez St. Magsaysay St./ Serra St./ Roxas St.

Soriano St. - Osmeña St. Magsaysay St.

Port Area All other Streets Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/ Municipality: TANDAG Barangay: Buenavista STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Along the Highway

Delicona St. RESIDENTIAL

LAND/CONDOMINIUM HABITATION.

COMMERCIAL

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

DEVOTED

TO

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.

VICINITY

CODE RR CR RC CC CL A

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 Residential Regular Commercial Regular Residential Condominium Commercial Condominium Cemetery Lot Agricultural

AGRICULTURAL LANDS A1 Riceland Irrigated A2 Riceland Unirrigated A3 Upland A4 Coco Land A5 Citrus Land A6 Fishpond A7 Swamp A8 Nipa Land A9 Cotton Land A10 Cogon A11 Abaca Land A12 Orchard A13 Pineapple Land A14 Banana Land A15 Pasture Land A16 Corn Land A17 Sugar Land A18 Tobacco Land A19 Cacao A20 Lanzones A21 Durian A22 Rambutan A23 Mango A24 Mangrove A25 A25Camote/Cassava

CODE GL GP I X APD PS DA A26 A27 A28 A29 A30 A31 A32 A33 A34 A35 A36 A37 A38 A39 A40 A41 A42 A43 A44 A45 A46 A47 A48 A49 A50

CLASSIFICATION Government Land General Purposes Industrial Institutional Area for Priority Development Parking Slot Drying Area Bamboo Land Peanut Land Soy beans Land Grape vineyard Pepper Land Mineral Land Non Metallic mineral Land Coal Deposit African Oil Land Rubber Land Forest Land/Timber Land Horticultural Land Salt Beds Seashore Resort Sandy/Stony Prawn pond Sorghum Ipil-ipil Kangkong Zarate Vegetable Land Coffee Mountainous / Hilly Areas Other Agricultural Lands

VICINITY

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/ Municipality: TANDAG Barangay: Bag-ong Lungsod (Poblacion) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ VICINITY CONDOMINIUM Along the National Highway Cabrera St. National Highway - F. Rodriguez St. F. Rodriguez St. - Quintos St. Quintos St. - San Nicholas St. San Nicholas St. - Quezon St. Quezon St. - Rizal St. Rizal St. - Luis Perez St. Moonglow Cabugan St. Donasco St.

National Highway - F. Rodriguez St. F. Rodriguez St. - Quintos St. Quintos St. - San Nicholas St. San Nicholas St. - Quezon St. Quezon St. - Rizal St. Rizal St. - Luis Perez St. Luis Perez St. - Soriano St.

Martinez St./ Navales St./ Montesclaros San Nicholas St. - Quezon St. St. Quezon St. - Rizal St. Rizal St. - Luis Perez St. Napo St. Quezon Ext. All other streets

Magsaysay St. Osmeña St.

Quintos St. - San Nicholas St. San Nicholas St. - Quezon St. Quezon St. - Rizal St. Rizal St. - Luis Perez St. Luis Perez St. - Soriano St. National Highway - Quintos St. Quintos St. - Quezon St. National Highway Quintos St. - San Nicholas St. San Nicholas St. - Quezon St. Quezon St. - Rizal St. Rizal St. - Luis Perez St. Luis Perez St. - Soriano St.

Purok Draga All other streets Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/ Municipality: TANDAG Barangay: Mabua STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Along the Highway

VICINITY

Barangay Road Quintos

All other streets

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,800.00 RR 1,500.00 A4 40.00 A50 20.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 7,000.00 RR 2,500.00 CR 9,000.00 RR 3,000.00 CR 9,000.00 RR 3,000.00 CR 7,000.00 RR 3,000.00 CR 7,000.00 RR 3,000.00 A1 75.00 A2 57.50 A4 52.50 A50 27.50 CR 5,000.00 RR 2,000.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,700.00 A1 40.00 A4 30.00 RR 1,300.00 A4 30.00 A50 20.00

CLASSIFICATION CR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR CR RR CR RR CR RR CR RR CR RR CR RR RR CR RR

4TH REV. ZV/SQ. M 12,000.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 3,500.00 12,000.00 3,500.00 11,000.00 3,500.00 11,000.00 3,500.00 11,000.00 3,500.00 12,000.00 3,500.00 12,000.00 3,500.00 3,000.00 7,000.00 3,000.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 7,000.00 RR 4,000.00 A4 30.00 A50 20.00 RR 3,000.00 A4 30.00 A50 20.00 RR 2,500.00 A4 30.00 A50 20.00 CR 6,000.00 RR 3,000.00 A4 30.00 A50 20.00 RR 2,500.00

VICINITY

Barangay Road

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District: TANDAG Barangay: San Agustin Norte STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Along the Highway

VICINITY

Barangay Road

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/ Municipality: TANDAG Barangay: San Agustin Sur (Dawis) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Along the Highway

VICINITY

All other streets Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/ Municipality: TANDAG Barangay: San Antonio STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Along the Highway Along Brgy / Feeder road

VICINITY

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/ Municipality: TANDAG Barangay: San Isidro STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Along Barangay Road

VICINITY

Interior Lots Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/ Municipality: TANDAG Barangay: San Jose STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Barangay Road

All other streets

VICINITY

Inrterior Lots

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/ Municipality: TANDAG Barangay: Telaje STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Boniao Cabiles Duero Hills Punta Purok Earth

VICINITY

Purok Gemini Purok Neptune Purok Saturn

Gov. Center

Purok Venus

Capitol Road

Riverside All other Puroks All other Lots

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/ Municipality: TANDAG Barangay: Mabuhay STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Along Barangay Road Feeder Road

VICINITY

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/ Municipality: TANDAG Barangay: Maitum (Maitom) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Barangay Road

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,000.00 A1 50.00 A4 30.00 A16 20.00 A50 15.00

CLASSIFICATION CR CR RR CR RR CR RR CR RR CR RR CR RR CR RR RR CR CR CR RR CR RR CR RR CR RR CR RR CR RR CR RR CR RR CR RR CR RR CR RR

Delicona St./ JP Elpa St.

VICINITY

Balilahan

BUREAU OF INTERNAL REVENUE SCHEDULE OF ZONAL VALUES OF REAL PROPERTIES Revenue Region No. 17, Butuan City Revenue District Office No. 106- Tandag City, Surigao Del Sur Province: SURIGAO: DEL SUR City/ Municipality: TANDAG Barangay: Awasian STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Barangay Road Feeder Road

VICINITY

Barangay Road

DEFINITION OF TERMS

GENERAL PURPOSE

Luis Perez St. - Soriano St.

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/ Municipality: TANDAG Barangay: Dagocdoc (Poblacion) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM National Highway

CAESAR R. DULAY Commissioner of Internal Revenue

PRINCIPALLY

VICINITY

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/ Municipality: TANDAG Barangay: Salvacion STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Along the Highway

4TH REV. ZV/SQ. M 10,000.00 10,000.00 3,000.00 7,000.00 3,000.00 7,000.00 3,000.00 12,000.00 3,000.00 12,000.00 3,000.00 9,000.00 3,000.00 12,000.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 12,000.00 12,000.00 7,000.00 3,000.00 7,000.00 3,000.00 12,000.00 3,000.00 12,000.00 3,000.00 9,000.00 3,000.00 9,000.00 3,000.00 9,000.00 3,000.00 12,000.00 3,000.00 12,000.00 3,000.00 12,000.00 3,000.00 5,000.00 3,000.00

VICINITY

VICINITY

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/ Municipality: TANDAG Barangay: Pandanon STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Barangay Road

VICINITY

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/ Municipality: TANDAG Barangay: Pangi STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Along the Highway

VICINITY

Along Barangay Road

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/ Municipality: TANDAG Barangay: Rosario STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Along the Highway Barangay Road Feeder Road Tanabog

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BISLIG Barangay: BUCTO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/ Municipality: TANDAG Barangay: Maticdum (Matikdom) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Barangay Road

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/ Municipality: TANDAG Barangay: Quezon STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Barangay Road

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,200.00 RR 1,000.00 A4 25.00 A50 20.00

VICINITY Provincial Road Interior lot

VICINITY

SUBURBS

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,200.00 A1 30.00 A4 25.00 A50 20.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,200.00 A1 30.00 A4 25.00 A50 12.50

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,200.00 A1 30.00 A4 25.00 A50 20.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,500.00 A4 40.00 RR 1,200.00 A1 50.00 A4 30.00 A50 20.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,000.00 RR 1,500.00 A1 35.00 A2 25.00 A4 25.00 A50 20.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BISLIG Barangay: BURBUANAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

SUBURBS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BISLIG Barangay: CAGUYAO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

SUBURBS

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BISLIG Barangay: COLETO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD

VICINITY

BARANGAY ROAD VICINITY

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 7,000.00 RR 2,800.00 A4 60.00 RR 1,500.00 A4 50.00 RR 1,500.00 A4 50.00 A50 42.50

SUBURBS

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,700.00 A1 35.00 A4 25.00 RR 1,500.00 A4 25.00 A50 20.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,700.00 A4 25.00 RR 1,500.00 A4 25.00 A50 20.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 5,000.00 RR 2,500.00 A4 30.00 A6 36.50 A50 20.00 RR 1,700.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,500.00 A4 25.00 A50 20.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,500.00 A1 52.00 A2 35.00 A4 25.00 A50 20.00 RR 1,100.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,800.00 A1 52.00 A2 35.00 A4 25.00 A50 20.00 RR 1,200.00 RR 1,000.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,500.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 2,800.00 RR 2,500.00 CR 6,200.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 2,500.00 CR 4,000.00 RR 3,000.00 CR 4,000.00 RR 2,800.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 2,500.00 A1 35.00 A2 30.00 A4 25.00 A50 20.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,800.00 RR 1,400.00 RR 1,300.00 RR 1,100.00 X 1,300.00 A1 50.00 A4 35.00 A16 20.00 A44 15.00 A50 10.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,800.00 RR 1,400.00 RR 1,300.00 RR 1,100.00 X 1,300.00 A1 50.00 A2 35.00 A4 35.00 A16 20.00 A44 15.00 A50 13.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,800.00 RR 1,400.00 RR 1,200.00 RR 1,100.00 X 1,300.00 50.00 A1 A2 35.00 A4 35.00 A16 20.00 A44 15.00 A50 10.00 CR 5,000.00 RR 4,000.00 A4 2,265.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,800.00 RR 1,400.00 CR 2,500.00 RR 1,200.00 RR 1,100.00 X 1,300.00 A1 50.00 A4 35.00 A14 31.00 A16 20.00 A25 22.00 A31 15.00 A44 15.00 A50 10.00

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 106 – TANDAG CITY, SURIGAO DEL SUR Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BISLIG Barangay: CUMAWAS STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY

VICINITY

MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD ALL OTHER STREETS

INTERIOR SUBURBS

BEACHFRONT Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BISLIG Barangay: KAHAYAG (CAHAYAG) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

SUBURBS

BEACHFRONT Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BISLIG Barangay: LABISMA STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

SUBURBS

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BISLIG Barangay: LAWIGAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

SUBURBS

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BISLIG Barangay: MAHARLIKA STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BISLIG Barangay: MANGAGOY STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BOGAC DISTRICT CARAMCAN DISTRICT CENTRAL DISTRICT GAMAON DISTRICT

JOHN BOSCO DISTRICT

VICINITY

SUBURBS

VICINITY ALONG THE ROAD INTERIOR (RICELAND/SUNKEN LOT) ALONG THE ROAD Interior/sunken/elevated/reclaimed ALONG THE ROAD INTERIOR

ST. PAUL DISTRICT

ABARCA ST

ALONG THE ROAD Interior/elevated lots

ANDRES SORIANO ST BARREDA ST BOARD WALK ST

ALONG THE STREET Interior/sunken area/riverside

BONGGAITAN

ALONG THE ROAD Interior/elevated lots

ESPIRITU ST F. CLAR ST MANGGAWONG MANKARUGO

PICASALES ST

ALONG THE ROAD Interior/elevated lots

MARKET SITE

P. LAURON ST R.B.CASTILLO ST. R. OLBIS ST SAN VICENTE ST. ALL OTHER STREETS

ALONG THE ROAD Interior/elevated lots SUBURBS

CACAYAN VILLAGE CASTILLO VILLAGE

ALONG THE ROAD Interior/elevated lots

FELING’S VILLAGE GORDONAS VILLAGE PAG-ASA VILLAGE POLINA VILLAGE REQUINA VILLAGE

BEACHFRONT

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 RR 1,550.00 RR 1,130.00 X 1,500.00 A1 50.00 A4 35.00 A16 20.00 A31 15.00 A44 15.00 A50 13.00 RR 4,000.00 A4 2,265.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 3,150.00 RR 2,750.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 2,050.00 X 2,400.00 A1 50.00 A4 35.00 A16 20.00 A44 15.00 A50 13.00 CR 5,000.00 RR 4,000.00 A4 2,265.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 3,150.00 RR 2,550.00 RR 2,450.00 RR 1,900.00 X 2,150.00 A1 50.00 A4 35.00 A16 20.00 A31 15.00 A44 15.00 A50 13.00 CR 5,000.00 RR 4,000.00 A4 2,265.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 4,800.00 RR 2,500.00 X 1,900.00 RR 2,400.00 RR 2,300.00 X 2,400.00 A1 50.00 A4 35.00 A16 20.00 A31 15.00 A44 15.00 A50 13.00

BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

SUBURBS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BISLIG Barangay: PAMANLINAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD

VICINITY

BARANGAY ROAD SUBURBS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BISLIG Barangay: PAMAYPAYAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BISLIG Barangay: POBLACION STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY

ADVINCULA ST. BASANEZ ST CADIATAN CANUTO ALVAR

VICINITY

SUBURBS

VICINITY CORNER BASANEZ ST. BISLIG RIVERSHORE PROPOSED RD ALONG SEASHORE CATANDUAN INSIDE TERMINAL SITE

REAR OF MUNICIPAL HALL BLDG. CASTILLO ST - NAT’L HW

CASTILLO ST

MARKET SITE FRONT OF MUN. PUBLIC MARKET ALONG THE MUN. PUBLIC MARKET MASANGKAY ST-PROPOSED RD BISLIG RIVER-STO.TOMAS ST

CATANDUAN CIRIACO ALBA ST

ALONG MUN HALL BLDG

GUAVA JUNCTION MANGCARUGO

MANCARUGO LOTS MAPE ST MASANGKAY ST

ALONG THE ROAD Interior/elevated lots ALONG THE ROAD Interior/elevated lots

CLASSIFICATION RR RR RR A1 CR RR RR RR A4 A44 RR RR X A4 RR A4 CR RR RR RR CR RR CR RR X CR RR RR RR A16 RR RR CR RR CR RR RR RR RR A4 A8 CR CR RR CR RR CR RR CR RR RR RR CR RR RR A4 RR RR RR A4 RR RR RR A4 RR RR RR RR A4 A50 CR RR A4

4TH REV. ZV/SQ. M 4,500.00 3,500.00 3,600.00 50.00 11,000.00 7,500.00 5,800.00 3,500.00 27.50 12.50 7,600.00 4,500.00 4,500.00 35.00 3,500.00 35.00 10,800.00 5,700.00 5,800.00 4,500.00 11,250.00 7,900.00 10,300.00 5,400.00 3,600.00 11,150.00 7,400.00 7,400.00 5,100.00 20.00 7,150.00 5,450.00 11,100.00 7,450.00 10,350.00 5,400.00 7,100.00 4,400.00 5,450.00 35.00 12.50 10,400.00 10,400.00 4,000.00 10,400.00 5,200.00 10,400.00 7,200.00 11,000.00 7,200.00 7,150.00 5,200.00 11,400.00 7,200.00 4,450.00 35.00 3,600.00 7,250.00 5,000.00 35.00 6,050.00 7,200.00 3,600.00 35.00 5,450.00 4,300.00 4,200.00 3,350.00 35.00 10.00 5,000.00 3,500.00 1,515.00

BISLIG RIVER-STO TOMAS BASAÑEZ-PROPOSED RD ALONG RIVERSIDE ALONG C. ALBA ST. W/IN BLISS SUBD. INTERIOR RES. LOTS W/IN ERICSON SUBD.

BETWEEN SEASHORE & NAT’L HWY RIZAL ST - QUIRINO ADJACENT TO PUBLIC MARKET

MONTERO ST.

NUEVA ST. PIAPE QUIRINO ST RIZAL ST S. LAURENTE ST

SILVA ST. SORIANO ST. STO. TOMAS ST TIONKO ST. TOMAS CLAUDIO ALL OTHER STREETS

RIVERSIDE ALONG THE MUN. PUBLIC MARKET MASANGKAY ST-PROPOSED RD.

SUBURBS

BEACHFRONT BAYBAY 1 BAYBAY 2 BISLIG AIRPORT AREA BISLIG DIST. HOSPITAL SITE BISLIG RIVER SHORE

PUBLIC MARKET AREA

INTEGRATED BUS TERMINAL SITE BLISS SUBD. PROPOSED VILLA MAXIMA SUBD. TUG/GEONZON SUBD. VILLA JOSEFA SUBD. Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BISLIG Barangay: SAN ANTONIO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM PROVINCIAL ROAD MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

SUBURBS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BISLIG Barangay: SAN FERNANDO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY

VICINITY

PROVINCIAL ROAD MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 5,200.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 1,900.00 RR 1,700.00 X 1,850.00 A1 50.00 A4 35.00 A8 15.00 A14 31.00 A16 20.00 A25 22.00 A31 15.00 A44 12.50 A50 10.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 4,100.00 RR 2,000.00 RR 1,800.00 X 1,850.00 A6 26.00 RR 1,200.00 A4 35.00 A16 20.00 A44 15.00 A50 13.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 4,100.00 RR 1,600.00 RR 1,100.00 RR 1,300.00 A2 45.00 A4 35.00 A16 20.00 A31 15.00 A44 15.00 A50 13.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BISLIG Barangay: SAN ISIDRO (BAGNAN) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM PROVINCIAL ROAD MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

BARANGAY ROAD

SUBURBS

5,200.00 30.00 35.00 28.00 4,600.00 6,000.00 4,600.00 4,600.00 3,850.00 5,100.00 4,600.00 4,600.00 4,500.00 3,600.00 3,100.00 3,100.00 4,300.00 3,800.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 4,600.00 4,600.00 4,600.00 2,900.00 3,100.00 3,600.00 35.00 35.00 25.00 3,100.00 3,000.00 4,600.00 5,100.00 50.00 5,000.00 4,600.00 5,300.00 4,600.00 32.00 35.00 3,600.00 4,600.00 3,600.00 11.00 4,600.00 5,100.00 4,000.00 6,000.00 4,600.00 3,600.00 35.00 35.00 3,600.00 3,600.00 4,600.00 3,600.00 3,600.00 3,600.00 3,000.00 4,000.00 30.00 28.50 10.00 3,500.00 3,600.00 3,600.00 3,600.00 32.00 4,600.00 5,500.00 5,100.00 11.00 5,100.00 5,100.00 3,600.00 3,600.00 3,600.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,600.00 CR 3,900.00 RR 1,500.00 RR 1,400.00 RR 1,300.00 X 1,400.00 A1 45.00 A4 35.00 A6 28.00 A11 20.00 A44 15.00 A50 10.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 5,000.00 RR 3,000.00 RR 2,600.00 RR 1,350.00 CR 4,000.00 RR 1,250.00 RR 1,100.00 X 1,600.00 A1 35.00 A4 29.00 A6 28.00 A14 30.00 A25 22.00 A44 21.00 A50 10.00

SUBURBS

VICINITY

SUBURBS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BISLIG Barangay: SAN ROQUE STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

SUBURBS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BISLIG Barangay: SAN VICENTE STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 7,000.00 RR 4,600.00 RR 4,600.00 CR A2 A4 A6 RR CR RR RR RR CR RR RR RR CR RR RR CR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR RR A2 A4 A6 RR RR RR CR A1 CR RR CR RR A2 A4 RR RR RR A7 RR CR RR CR RR RR A2 A4 RR RR RR RR RR RR RR X A2 A4 A50 RR RR RR RR A2 RR CR RR A7 RR RR RR RR RR

VICINITY

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BISLIG Barangay: SAN JOSE STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD

BARANGAY ROAD

NEAR CITY HALL

PANAGHISA DISTRICT

UNION SITE DISTRICT

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 4,450.00 CR 8,100.00 CR 6,700.00 X 4,500.00 RR 4,300.00 RR 4,200.00 RR 3,450.00 RR 3,300.00 RR 2,500.00 A4 35.00 A44 15.00 A50 10.00 RR 4,000.00 A4 4,500.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BISLIG Barangay: MONE STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD

THURSDAY, JULY 21, 2022

VICINITY

SUBURBS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BISLIG Barangay: SANTA CRUZ STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

SUBURBS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BISLIG Barangay: SIBAROY STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BISLIG Barangay: TABON STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY MUNICIPAL HIGHWAY BAYRON ST. CAGUINON CALUBIAN

ESPAÑOL ST GEHIS ST. MENDEZONA ST. PLAZA ST POST NO. 1 POST NO. 12

PUROK 8 STA. MARIA SUGALA ST. SUG-OBAN ALL OTHER STREETS

VICINITY

SUBURBS

VICINITY PUROK 7A

ALONG PICOP ROAD 2nd LOTS fr. PICOP ROAD 3rd LOTS from PICOP ROAD

INTERIOR

ALONG OSMEÑA ST. Along RVR Shore Magsaysay ALONG RIVERSIDE ALONG NAT’L HIGHWAY

SUBURBS

MARAVILLE VILLAGE MARCA HILL Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BISLIG Barangay: TUMANAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BAROBO Barangay: AMAGA STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY BARANGAY ROADS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BAROBO Barangay: BAHI STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY BARANGAY ROADS

VICINITY

SUBURBS

VICINITY

SUBURBAN AREAS

VICINITY

SUBURBAN AREAS

II D2

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,900.00 CR 4,000.00 RR 1,800.00 RR 1,700.00 RR 1,600.00 A1 50.00 A4 35.00 A6 28.00 A44 15.00 A50 10.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 1,900.00 RR 1,450.00 RR 1,300.00 RR 1,200.00 A4 35.00 A16 20.00 A31 15.00 A44 12.50 A50 10.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 5,300.00 RR 3,100.00 RR 2,200.00 RR 2,000.00 A1 50.00 A4 35.00 A16 20.00 A44 15.00 A50 10.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 3,600.00 RR 2,100.00 RR 1,900.00 RR 1,800.00 A4 35.00 A14 31.00 A16 20.00 A25 22.00 A44 15.00 A50 10.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 3,800.00 RR 2,100.00 RR 1,600.00 RR 1,500.00 A4 35.00 A14 31.00 A16 20.00 A25 22.00 A44 12.50 A50 10.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 3,800.00 RR 1,900.00 RR 1,600.00 RR 1,500.00 A4 35.00 A16 20.00 A44 15.00 A50 10.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 5,800.00 CR 6,000.00 RR 4,400.00 A4 35.00 RR 5,000.00 RR 5,000.00 RR 3,100.00 RR 3,100.00 RR 3,100.00 A4 34.50 RR 5,800.00 RR 5,800.00 RR 4,700.00 RR 5,800.00 CR 5,900.00 RR 3,900.00 CR 6,100.00 CR 6,100.00 RR 3,100.00 RR 5,200.00 A4 25.00 RR 3,100.00 RR 5,900.00 RR 3,600.00 RR 2,900.00 RR 2,500.00 A4 25.00 A44 15.00 RR 3,100.00 RR 3,600.00 A50 13.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,900.00 RR 1,600.00 RR 1,500.00 A4 35.00 A16 20.00 A44 12.50 A50 13.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,500.00 A4 35.00 RR 1,000.00 RR 1,000.00 A4 30.00 A15 12.50 A16 20.00 A35 15.00 A44 20.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,200.00 A4 35.00 RR 1,000.00 RR 900.00 A4 30.00 A15 12.50 A16 20.00 A31 15.00 A34 20.00 A35 20.00 A44 20.00 A50 15.00

D3 II

THURSDAY, JULY 21, 2022

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BAROBO Barangay: CABACUNGAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM POBLACION ROADS

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 106 – TANDAG CITY, SURIGAO DEL SUR

VICINITY

BEACH FRONT BEACH FRONT BEACH FRONT Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BAROBO Barangay: CAMP BAGANG STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY BARANGAY ROADS

S.LAYNO ST. SORIANO MORENO ST VICINITY

SUBURBAN AREAS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BAROBO Barangay: CAUSWAGAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY BARANGAY ROADS

VICINITY

SUBURBAN AREAS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BAROBO Barangay: DAPDAP STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROADS

VICINITY

BEACH FRONT BEACH FRONT BEACH FRONT Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BAROBO Barangay: DUGHAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY BARANGAY ROADS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BAROBO Barangay: GAMUT STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROADS

VICINITY

SUBURBAN AREAS

VICINITY FRONTING SCHOOL SITE OTHER STS. IN BRGY. RD

INTERIOR ROADS SUBURBAN AREAS

POBLACION POBLACION

BEACH FRONT BEACH FRONT BEACH FRONT Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BAROBO Barangay: JAVIER STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROADS

VICINITY FRONTING SCHOOL SITE OTHER STS. IN BRGY. RD

INTERIOR ROADS SUBURBAN AREAS

POBLACION POBLACION

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BAROBO Barangay: KINAYAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM POBLACION ROADS

VICINITY

BEACH FRONT BEACH FRONT BEACH FRONT Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BAROBO Barangay: MAMIS STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROADS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BAROBO Barangay: POBLACION STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY

A.RONQUILLO ST. ANDRES RONQUILLO ST BENING LISAY ST BERTING RIVAS ST CLARO LALA ST D. SARCOS ST FELIPE URBIZTONDO ST FRANCISCO DE CASTRO ST IGNACIO ESPINA ST M. MARTINOTE ST MATEO EVANGELIO ST MERRIT LOGHRY ST

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,000.00 A4 30.00 A10 20.00 A44 15.00 A50 15.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 1,500.00 A4 1,515.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BAROBO Barangay: POBLACION (continuation) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ VICINITY CONDOMINIUM MONTILLA ST D. SARCOS ST-I. ESPINA ST QUIRINO GASCON ST NATIONAL HW-MARTICION ST M.EVANGELIO-MARTICION ST M.EVANGELIO ST - BAROBO ELEM. SCH. R.MARTICION ST.

VICINITY

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,200.00 A4 35.00 RR 1,000.00 RR 1,000.00 A2 30.00 A4 30.00 A15 20.00 A44 20.00 A50 15.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BAROBO Barangay: RIZAL STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM POBLACION ROADS

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,000.00 A4 35.00 RR 800.00 RR 700.00 A4 30.00 A15 20.00 A16 25.00 A31 20.00 A44 20.00 A50 15.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BAROBO Barangay: SAN JOSE STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROADS

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,000.00 RR 1,000.00 A2 40.00 A3 25.00 A4 30.00 A16 25.00 A44 20.00 A50 15.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 1,500.00 A4 3,000.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,200.00 A4 35.00 RR 1,000.00 RR 1,000.00 A4 30.00 A15 20.00 A16 25.00 A35 20.00 A44 20.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,000.00 RR 1,000.00 CR 1,500.00 RR 1,000.00 RR 1,000.00 RR 1,000.00 A4 30.00 A11 25.00 A16 25.00 A19 20.00 A44 20.00 A50 15.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 3,000.00 A4 3,000.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,000.00 RR 1,000.00 CR 2,000.00 RR 1,200.00 RR 900.00 RR 800.00 A2 30.00 A4 30.00 A11 25.00 A16 25.00 A19 20.00 A35 20.00 A44 20.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,000.00 RR 1,000.00 A4 30.00 A44 20.00 A50 15.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 3,000.00 A4 3,000.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,000.00 A1 45.00 A4 30.00 A11 25.00 A14 20.00 A16 25.00 A19 20.00 A44 20.00 A50 15.00

MARTINOTE ST-B. RIVAS ST

VICINITY

BEACH FRONT BEACH FRONT BEACH FRONT

VICINITY

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BAROBO Barangay: SAN ROQUE STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

SUBURBAN AREAS

BEACH FRONT BEACH FRONT BEACH FRONT Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BAROBO Barangay: SAN VICENTE STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY BARANGAY ROADS

VICINITY

SUBURBAN AREAS

BAROBO CENTRAL ELEM SCH .A. RONQUILLO ST M. EVANGELIO-MARTICIO ST. F.DE CASTRO - C. LALA ST F. DE CASTRO - I. ESPINA S.LAYNO ST - SORIANO ST NATIONAL HW-PROV’L ROAD NATIONAL HW-PROV’L ROAD B. LAYNO ST - R.MARTICION A.RONQUILLO ST-S.LAYNO ST NATIONAL HW-I. ESPINA ST D. SARCOS - ESPINA ST I.ESPINA ST - NAT’L HW NATIONAL HW-MARTICION ST NATIONAL HW-URBISTONDO ST M. EVANGELIO ST-NAT’L HW HEALTH CENTER-NAT’L HW B. LISAYAN - PROV’L ROAD F. DE CASTRO ST-NAT’L HW HEALTH CENTER-Q.GASCON ST NATIONAL HW - C.M.LALA ST F. DE CASTRO ST-NAT’L HW

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 3,000.00 CR 6,000.00 CR 6,000.00 CR 6,000.00 CR 6,000.00 CR 6,000.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 3,000.00 RR 3,000.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 3,000.00 RR 3,000.00 RR 3,000.00 CR 4,750.00 CR 4,750.00 CR 4,750.00 RR 3,000.00 RR 2,000.00 RR 3,000.00 RR 3,000.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 6,500.00 RR 2,500.00

VICINITY

BEACH FRONT BEACH FRONT BEACH FRONT Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BAROBO Barangay: SUDLON STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROADS

VICINITY

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,000.00 A1 40.00 A4 30.00 A11 25.00 A14 20.00 A16 20.00 A19 20.00 A44 20.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,000.00 A4 35.00 RR 900.00 RR 900.00 A4 30.00 A15 20.00 A16 25.00 A31 20.00 A44 20.00 A50 15.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 1,650.00 A4 1,515.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,200.00 A4 35.00 RR 1,000.00 RR 1,000.00 A4 30.00 A15 18.00 A44 20.00 A50 15.00

Fronting School Site Poblacion Area Sub-urban Area

Beach Front Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District: BAYABAS Barangay: Cabugo STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Barangay Streets

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : BAYABAS Barangay: Cagbaoto STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Barangay Road

VICINITY Poblacion

VICINITY Along the Highway Poblacion Suburban Areas of Pob.

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : BAYABAS Barangay: La Paz STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Barangay Road

VICINITY Along the Highway Poblacion Suburban Areas of Pob.

Beach Front Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : BAYABAS Barangay: Magobawok STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Barangay Streets

VICINITY Poblacion

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,200.00 A4 30.00 A44 20.00 A50 15.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 3,000.00 A4 1,515.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 900.00 A1 40.00 A4 30.00 A11 25.00 A14 20.00 A16 25.00 A19 20.00 A44 20.00 A50 15.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District: BAYABAS Barangay: Panaosawon STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Barangay Streets

VICINITY Along the Highway Poblacion Suburban Areas of Pob.

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District: CAGWAIT Barangay: ARAS-ASAN (URBAN) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG THE HIGHWAY

VICINITY

BARANGAY ROADS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BAROBO Barangay: TAMBIS STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY

SUBURBS VICINITY

BARANGAY ROADS SUBURBAN AREAS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BAROBO Barangay: UNIDAD STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM POBLACION ROADS

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,500.00 RR 1,000.00 A4 35.00 CR 2,000.00 RR 1,000.00 RR 1,000.00 A4 30.00 A15 30.00 A31 18.00 A44 20.00 A50 15.00

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CAGWAIT Barangay: BACOLOD STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG THE HIGHWAY

VICINITY

BARANGAY STREETS VICINITY

BEACH FRONT BEACH FRONT BEACH FRONT Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BAROBO Barangay: WAKAT STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY

VICINITY

BARANGAY ROADS

BEACH FRONT BEACH FRONT BEACH FRONT Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/ Municipality: BAYABAS Barangay: Amag STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Barangay Road

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,000.00 RR 1,000.00 A4 30.00 A10 20.00 A44 20.00 A50 15.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 3,000.00 A4 1,515.00

VICINITY

Beach Front

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: BAROBO Barangay: SUA STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM POBLACION ROADS

SUBURBAN AREAS

VICINITY

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,000.00 CR 6,000.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 2,500.00 CR 6,250.00 RR 3,000.00 A4 30.00 A44 20.00 A50 15.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 2,500.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District: BAYABAS Barangay: Balete (Poblacion) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Municipal St.

VICINITY Along the Highway Poblacion Suburban Areas

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,000.00 A4 30.00 A44 20.00 A50 15.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 3,000.00 A4 1,515.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 3,000.00 RR 1,500.00 A4 35.00 CR 3,000.00 RR 1,000.00 RR 1,000.00 A4 30.00 A15 18.00 A44 30.00 A50 15.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 3,000.00 A4 1,515.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,000.00 CR 2,300.00 RR 1,800.00 A4 45.00 RR 1,200.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A6 30.00 A16 20.00 A44 40.00 A50 13.00

ALL OTHER STREETS

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CAGWAIT Barangay: BITAUGAN (EAST) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY STREETS

VICINITY BARANGAY PROPER SUBURBAN AREAS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CAGWAIT Barangay: BITAUGAN (WEST) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG THE HIGHWAY BARANGAY STREETS

VICINITY BARANGAY PROPER SUBURBAN AREAS

BEACHFRONT

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,500.00 RR 2,000.00 RR 2,000.00 A4 38.00 A6 40.00 RR 1,850.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A6 30.00 A44 20.00 A50 13.00 RR 2,500.00 A4 1,500.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 1,500.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A6 30.00 A44 20.00 A50 13.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,500.00 RR 2,000.00 RR 2,000.00 A4 40.00 RR 1,200.00 A1 54.00 A2 35.00 A4 39.00 A6 30.00 A16 21.00 A44 19.00 A50 13.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,000.00 CR 2,500.00 RR 2,000.00 A4 39.00 RR 1,500.00 A1 54.00 A2 35.00 A4 39.00 A6 30.00 A16 16.00 A44 19.00 A50 13.00 RR 2,500.00 A4 1,500.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,500.00 RR 2,000.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A6 30.00 A44 20.00 A50 13.00 RR 2,500.00 A4 1,500.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,500.00 CR 1,800.00 RR 1,300.00 A4 39.00 RR 1,200.00 A1 54.00 A2 35.00 A4 39.00 A6 30.00 A16 16.00 A44 19.00 A50 13.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,500.00 RR 1,650.00 X 1,700.00 RR 1,200.00 X 1,400.00 RR 1,100.00 A3 40.00 A4 35.00 A6 30.00 A44 20.00 A50 15.00 CR 4,000.00 RR 3,000.00 A4 1,500.00 A39 1,200.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,500.00 A4 40.00 RR 1,200.00 X 1,250.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 45.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A6 30.00 A16 30.00 A44 20.00 A50 15.00 CR 4,000.00 RR 3,000.00 A4 1,500.00 A39 1,200.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 800.00 A4 40.00 X 1,100.00 RR 500.00 A1 45.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A44 20.00 A50 20.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,500.00 A4 50.00 RR 800.00 A4 40.00 X 1,100.00 RR 600.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 45.00 A6 25.00 A44 20.00 A50 15.00 CR 4,000.00 RR 3,000.00 A4 1,500.00 A39 1,200.00

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 106 – TANDAG CITY, SURIGAO DEL SUR Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CAGWAIT Barangay: LA PURISIMA (PAL-HE) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG THE HIGHWAY

VICINITY

BARANGAY STREETS ALL OTHER STREETS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CAGWAIT Barangay: LACTUDAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG THE HIGHWAY

VICINITY

BARANGAY STREETS ALL OTHER STREETS

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CAGWAIT Barangay: MAT-E STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG THE HIGHWAY

VICINITY

BARANGAY STREETS ALL OTHER STREETS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CAGWAIT Barangay: POBLACION STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL ROAD

VICINITY

MUNICIPAL ROADS ALL OTHER STREETS SUBURBS

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CAGWAIT Barangay: TAWAGAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY STREETS

VICINITY BARANGAY PROPER

BEACHFRONT

VICINITY

BARANGAY ROADS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CAGWAIT Barangay: UNIDAD STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG THE HIGHWAY ALONG THE HIGHWAY

VICINITY

BARANGAY ROADS SUBURBS

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CANTILAN Barangay: CABANGAHAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,500.00 A4 50.00 RR 1,000.00 X 1,250.00 RR 800.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A6 30.00 A16 30.00 A44 20.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,500.00 RR 2,000.00 X 1,200.00 RR 1,800.00 X 1,200.00 CR 1,600.00 RR 1,200.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 40.00 A2 35.00 A3 70.00 A4 40.00 A6 30.00 A16 25.00 A44 20.00 A50 15.00 CR 5,000.00 RR 4,000.00 A4 3,000.00 A39 2,000.00

VICINITY

BARANGAY ROAD ALL STREETS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District: CANTILAN Barangay: CONSUELO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CANTILAN Barangay: GENERAL ISLAND STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CANTILAN Barangay: LININTIAN (POBLACION) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ARIZOBAL ST

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,000.00 A4 40.00 X 1,250.00 RR 900.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A44 20.00 A50 15.00 CR 4,000.00 RR 3,000.00 A4 1,500.00 A39 1,200.00

VICINITY

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 3,000.00 RR 2,000.00 X 1,200.00 RR 1,700.00 X 1,000.00 A1 45.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A44 20.00 A50 15.00

VICINITY

ARREZA ST BUNIEL ST BURGOS ST COLETO ST COPPER ST

FALCON ST HERRERA ST IRON ST JULVE ST LA PURISIMA CONCEPCION ST MARZO ST NICKLE ST ORILLANEDA ST

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 3,500.00 RR 2,500.00 X 1,300.00 RR 1,800.00 X 1,000.00 RR 1,600.00 A3 50.00 A4 40.00 A50 15.00 CR 4,000.00 RR 3,000.00 A4 1,500.00 A39 1,200.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,100.00 X 2,000.00 I 2,050.00 A1 25.00 A2 20.00 A4 20.00 A6 25.00 A50 15.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CANTILAN Barangay: LOBO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CANTILAN Barangay: MAGASANG STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL ROAD

ARIZOBAL ST ARREZA ST

COPPER ST VICINITY

DELA PEÑA ST FALCON ST HERRERA ST IRON ST JULVE ST LA PURISIMA CONCEPCION ST

VICINITY

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,100.00 X 1,600.00 I 1,650.00 A1 25.00 A2 20.00 A4 20.00 A16 20.00 A36 30.00 A50 15.00

VICINITY

ALL STREETS

BURGOS ST CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,100.00 X 2,000.00 I 2,050.00 A1 25.00 A2 20.00 A4 20.00 A50 15.00

VICINITY

BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CANTILAN Barangay: MAGOSILOM STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ARELLANO ST

NICKEL ST OROZCO ST ORTIZ ST PLAZA ST RIZAL ST

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,100.00 X 1,800.00 I 1,850.00 A1 25.00 A2 20.00 A4 20.00 A50 15.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CANTILAN Barangay: MAGOSILOM (continuation) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM SAN AGUSTIN ST

VICINITY

SAN ROQUE ST

URBIZTONDO ST ALL OTHER STREETS

ALL OTHER STREETS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CAGWAIT Barangay: TUBO-TUBO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG THE HIGHWAY

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CANTILAN Barangay: BUNTALID STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 3,350.00 A4 50.00 RR 1,200.00 X 1,250.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 45.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A6 40.00 A16 30.00 A44 20.00 A50 15.00 CR 4,000.00 RR 3,000.00 A4 1,500.00 A39 1,200.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CANTILAN Barangay: CALAGDAAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY

VICINITY

DELA PENA ST

SUBURBAN AREAS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CANTILAN Barangay: BUGSUKAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,500.00 A4 50.00 RR 1,200.00 X 1,250.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 45.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A6 30.00 A16 30.00 A44 20.00 A50 15.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CANTILAN Barangay: CABAS-AN (CAVASAN) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD

THURSDAY, JULY 21, 2022

VICINITY

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,000.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 1,200.00 CR 2,000.00 X 2,700.00 I 2,750.00 A1 30.00 A2 25.00 A4 25.00 A6 25.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,400.00 CR 2,000.00 X 2,150.00 I 2,200.00 A1 25.00 A2 20.00 A4 20.00 A6 40.00 A50 15.00 A4 1,400.00 RR 1,400.00 CR 2,000.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 1,500.00 RR 1,200.00 X 1,800.00 I 1,850.00 A1 25.00 A2 20.00 A4 20.00 A50 15.00 A4 1,400.00 RR 1,200.00 CR 2,000.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 I 2,600.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 I 2,600.00 A1 55.00 A2 40.00 A4 40.00 A50 15.00 X 2,550.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,300.00 X 2,550.00 I 2,600.00 A1 25.00 A2 20.00 A4 20.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,000.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 1,500.00 CR 2,000.00 X 2,550.00 I 2,600.00 A1 25.00 A2 20.00 A4 20.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 A4 40.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CANTILAN Barangay: PAG-ANTAYAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY

VICINITY

BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CANTILAN Barangay: PALASAO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM

VICINITY

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CANTILAN Barangay: PARANG STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL ROAD

VICINITY

BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CANTILAN Barangay: SAN PEDRO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CANTILAN Barangay: TAPI STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District: CANTILAN Barangay: TIGABONG STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY

VICINITY

VICINITY

BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CARMEN Barangay: ANTAO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD BARANGAY PROPER

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CARMEN Barangay: CANCAVAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY PROPER BARANGAY PROPER

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CARMEN Barangay: POBLACION STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY

ARADO ST ARREZA ST BANTUGAN ST BIRGIN DEL CARMEN ST BOMEDIANO ST. DERIGAY ST KINDICA ST MAGSAYSAY ST MD MATILDO ST PUDE ST SABLAS ST SAN VICENTE ST SITIO CABAKHAWAN OTHER STREEETS

VICINITY NATIONAL HIGHWAY BOUNDARY PUYAT BOUNDARY SAN ANTONIO MADRID

VICINITY BOUNDARY ESPERANZA

II D4

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 A4 40.00 A6 40.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 X 2,550.00 I 2,600.00 A4 1,400.00 RR 1,200.00 CR 2,000.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 2,500.00 RR 1,500.00 I 2,750.00 X 2,000.00 A1 25.00 A2 20.00 A4 20.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 X 2,550.00 I 2,600.00 A1 25.00 A2 20.00 A4 20.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,800.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 2,500.00 RR 1,800.00 X 2,750.00 I 2,800.00 A1 55.00 A2 40.00 A3 40.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,800.00 RR 1,400.00 X 2,150.00 I 2,200.00 A1 25.00 A2 20.00 A4 20.00 A50 15.00 A4 1,400.00 RR 1,500.00 CR 2,000.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 1,800.00 RR 1,300.00 X 2,000.00 I 2,600.00 A1 25.00 A2 20.00 A3 20.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,000.00 RR 1,800.00 RR 1,500.00 X 2,000.00 I 2,600.00 A1 25.00 A2 20.00 A4 20.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,250.00 RR 1,715.00 RR 1,170.00 RR 1,170.00 X 1,800.00 I 1,850.00 A1 55.00 A2 40.00 A4 40.00 A16 30.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,200.00 RR 1,500.00 RR 1,000.00 I 1,650.00 X 1,300.00 A1 55.00 A2 40.00 A4 40.00 A16 30.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 3,250.00 TO MADRID & LANUZA CR 2,500.00 RR 1,545.00 I 1,750.00 NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL HIGH SCHOOL RR 1,420.00 PROPER POBLACION RR 2,250.00 BOUNDARY PAMIBIHIAN RR 1,420.00 PROPER POBLACION CR 2,750.00 RR 2,250.00 PROPER POBLACION RR 2,250.00 PROPER POBLACION RR 2,250.00 PROPER POBLACION RR 2,250.00 ALONG BARANGAY ROAD RR 2,250.00 PROPER POBLACION RR 2,250.00 MD MATILDO STREET CORNER BOMEDIANO STREET CR 2,750.00 SITIO CABAKWAHAN BOUNDARY RR 2,250.00 RR 2,250.00 PROPER POBLACION RR 2,250.00 PROPER POBLACION CR 2,750.00 RR 2,250.00 ALONG SAN VICENTE ST. RR 2,250.00 RR 1,465.00 BOUNDARY OF BRGY. SAN VICENTE RR 1,420.00 ALONG KABAKHAWAN ROAD RR 2,250.00 BOUNDARY PAMIBIHAN & BOCAWE RR 1,420.00 RR 2,250.00 X 2,000.00 I 2,050.00 A1 55.00 A2 40.00 A4 40.00 A26 20.00 A50 15.00 VICINITY

D5 II

THURSDAY, JULY 21, 2022

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CARMEN Barangay: ESPERANZA STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY PROPER

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CARMEN Barangay: HINAPOYAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY PROPER BARANGAY PROPER SITIO GACUB

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 106 – TANDAG CITY, SURIGAO DEL SUR

VICINITY BOUNDARY SAN VICENTE MADRID BOUNDARY SAN ROQUE

VICINITY ALONG HINAPOYAN ROAD PROPER SITIO GACUB

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CARMEN Barangay: PUYAT STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY PROPER

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CARMEN Barangay: STA. CRUZ STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD BARANGAY PROPER

VICINITY

VICINITY BOUNDARY STA. CRUZ BOUNDARY PUYAT

VICINITY PROPER STA. CRUZ AND ALONG NATIONAL HIGH WAY ALONG FEEDER ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CARRASCAL Barangay: ADLAY STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALL STREETS

VICINITY

BEACHFRONT NASIPIT Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CARRASCAL Barangay: BABUYAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALL STREETS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CARRASCAL Barangay: BACOLOD STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALL STREETS

VICINITY OUTSIDE POBLACION

VICINITY

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CARRASCAL Barangay: BAYBAY, SACA, DOYOS,EMBARCADERO (POBLACION) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ VICINITY CONDOMINIUM CERVANTES ST BONIFACIO ST CORREOS ST CULTURAL ST DUMAS ST LEVA ST PRIMO CORREOS ST RIZAL ST ROSIT ST STA. CRUZ ST TIONGKO ST YPARRAGUIRRE ST ALL OTHER STREETS SUNIEL ST CRISPO ST TRUGILLO ST CASTRO ST ARREZA ST ROSILLON ST SUNIEL EXT ST (GOING/NEAR GUINATHAN) TRUGILLO EXT ST (GOING/NEAR PUNTA) ALL ROADS GOING & NEAR SEASHORE & RIVERSIDE

VICINITY

BEACHFRONT GANGO

SITIO GACUB

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CARMEN Barangay: SAN VICENTE STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY PROPER

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,100.00 RR 1,000.00 RR 900.00 X 1,600.00 I 1,650.00 A1 55.00 A2 40.00 A4 40.00 A16 30.00 A50 15.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CARRASCAL Barangay: BON-OT (BUN-OT) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALL STREETS

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 900.00 RR 800.00 RR 600.00 X 1,500.00 A1 55.00 A2 40.00 A4 40.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,350.00 A4 40.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,000.00 I 2,100.00 X 2,050.00 A1 55.00 A2 40.00 A4 40.00 A16 30.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,450.00 RR 1,170.00 RR 1,130.00 X 1,250.00 A1 50.00 A2 35.00 A4 35.00 A16 20.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,000.00 RR 2,250.00 RR 2,000.00 I 1,850.00 X 1,800.00 A1 55.00 A2 40.00 A4 40.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 3,000.00 RR 1,800.00 X 1,950.00 I 2,100.00 A1 40.00 A2 30.00 A4 35.00 A50 15.00 RR 3,500.00 A4 1,765.00 CR 4,000.00 RR 1,825.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,150.00 X 2,200.00 I 2,250.00 A1 40.00 A2 30.00 A4 35.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,500.00 X 1,700.00 I 1,750.00 A1 40.00 A2 30.00 A4 35.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 3,500.00 RR 2,500.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 2,500.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 2,500.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 2,500.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 2,500.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 2,500.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 2,500.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 2,500.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 2,500.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 2,500.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 2,500.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 2,500.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 2,500.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 2,500.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 2,500.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 2,500.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 2,500.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 2,500.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 2,500.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 2,500.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 2,500.00 CR 5,000.00 RR 3,750.00 A1 40.00 A2 30.00 A4 35.00 A50 15.00 X 2,800.00 I 2,900.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CARRASCAL Barangay: CAGLAYAG STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALL STREETS

VICINITY

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CARRASCAL Barangay: CARRASCAL (POBLACION) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALL STREETS

VICINITY

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CARRASCAL Barangay: DAHICAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALL STREETS

VICINITY

BEACHFRONT

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,500.00 RR 1,500.00 X 1,700.00 I 1,750.00 A1 40.00 A2 30.00 A4 35.00 A50 15.00 CR 3,300.00 RR 1,900.00 A4 1,400.00 RR 1,600.00 CR 2,775.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,300.00 RR 1,350.00 X 1,650.00 I 1,700.00 A1 40.00 A2 30.00 A4 35.00 A50 15.00 CR 2,400.00 RR 1,450.00 A4 1,050.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 3,500.00 RR 2,500.00 X 2,700.00 I 2,750.00 A1 40.00 A2 30.00 A4 35.00 A6 25.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,750.00 RR 2,100.00 X 2,150.00 I 2,200.00 A1 40.00 A2 30.00 A4 35.00 A7 15.00 A8 25.00 A10 20.00 A31 25.00 A44 15.00 A50 15.00 CR 9,000.00 RR 6,000.00 A4 1,765.00 A39 2,500.00 A40 4,000.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CORTES Barangay: BALIBADON STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALL STREETS

VICINITY

BEACH FRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CORTES Barangay: BURGOS STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALL STREETS

VICINITY

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CORTES Barangay: CAPANDAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALL STREETS

VICINITY

BEACH FRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CORTES Barangay: CORTES/POBLACION STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MARTINEZ ST RIZAL ST

VICINITY

TOCMO ST ALL OTHER STREETS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CORTES Barangay: MABAHIN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALL STREETS

VICINITY ALONG NATIONAL HIGHWAY INTERIOR

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CORTES Barangay: MADRILIÑO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALL STREETS

VICINITY

BEACH FRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CARRASCAL Barangay: DOYOS STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALL STREETS OUTSIDE POBLACION

VICINITY

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CARRASCAL Barangay: EMBARCADERO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALL STREETS OUTSIDE POBLACION

VICINITY

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CARRASCAL Barangay: GAMUTON STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALL STREETS

VICINITY

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CARRASCAL Barangay: PANIKIAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALL STREETS

VICINITY

BONTAY PANIBION BANBAN MAICAM Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CARRASCAL Barangay: PANTUKAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALL STREETS

VICINITY

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CARRASCAL Barangay: SACA STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALL STREETS OUTSIDE POBLACION

VICINITY

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CARRASCAL Barangay: TAG-ANITO (TAGA-ANITO) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALL STREETS

VICINITY

BEACHFRONT

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 3,500.00 RR 2,900.00 X 2,200.00 I 2,250.00 A1 55.00 A2 40.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 3,000.00 RR 2,250.00 X 2,300.00 I 2,350.00 A1 40.00 A2 30.00 A4 35.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 3,000.00 RR 1,800.00 X 1,950.00 I 2,100.00 A1 40.00 A2 30.00 A4 35.00 A50 20.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,600.00 A1 40.00 A2 30.00 A4 35.00 A50 15.00 X 1,700.00 I 1,750.00 RR 1,450.00 RR 1,450.00 RR 1,450.00 RR 1,450.00 A50 20.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,600.00 X 1,700.00 I 1,750.00 A1 40.00 A2 30.00 A4 35.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,500.00 RR 2,300.00 X 2,350.00 I 2,400.00 A1 40.00 A2 30.00 A4 35.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 3,000.00 RR 1,600.00 X 1,700.00 I 1,750.00 A1 40.00 A2 30.00 A4 35.00 A50 15.00 CR 3,150.00 RR 1,650.00 A4 1,450.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CORTES Barangay: MANLICO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALL STREETS

VICINITY

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CORTES Barangay: MATHO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALL STREETS

VICINITY

BEACH FRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CORTES Barangay: TAG-ANONGAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALL STREETS

VICINITY

BEACH RESORT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CORTES Barangay: TIGAO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM DUMAGAN ST RIZAL ST

VICINITY

ALL OTHER STREETS

Municipality / District : CORTES Barangay: TUBURAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALL STREETS

VICINITY

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : CORTES Barangay: UBA STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALL STREETS

VICINITY

BEACH FRONT Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: HINATUAN Barangay: BACULIN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

BEACHFRONT

VICINITY SUBURBS

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,750.00 RR 800.00 A4 40.00 A50 20.00 RR 2,500.00 A4 2,000.00 A40 1,000.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,750.00 RR 800.00 A1 55.00 A4 40.00 X 800.00 A50 20.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 600.00 A4 25.00 A50 20.00 RR 2,500.00 A4 2,000.00 A40 1,000.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,500.00 CR 2,000.00 RR 1,500.00 RR 1,200.00 CR 2,000.00 RR 1,200.00 X 1,200.00 A1 20.00 A4 25.00 A8 20.00 A50 20.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 800.00 RR 500.00 X 800.00 A1 20.00 A4 25.00 A50 20.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 800.00 A1 20.00 A4 25.00 A50 20.00 RR 2,500.00 A4 2,000.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 1,000.00 RR 500.00 A4 25.00 A50 20.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,500.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 20.00 A4 25.00 A50 20.00 RR 3,500.00 A4 3,000.00 A40 1,000.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 500.00 A4 25.00 A50 20.00 CR 4,000.00 RR 3,500.00 A4 3,000.00 A39 2,000.00 A40 1,000.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,000.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 35.00 A4 25.00 CR 1,000.00 RR 500.00 X 800.00 A7 20.00 A50 20.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 500.00 A1 35.00 A4 25.00 A10 25.00 A44 25.00 A50 20.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 1,000.00 RR 800.00 A1 35.00 A4 25.00 X 800.00 A10 25.00 A44 25.00 A50 20.00 RR 2,500.00 A4 2,000.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,300.00 RR 1,100.00 RR 1,000.00 X 1,200.00 A2 25.00 A3 20.00 A4 30.00 A6 37.50 A16 22.50 A44 17.50 A50 10.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 1,800.00 A4 1,000.00 A39 1,000.00 A40 1,800.00

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 106 – TANDAG CITY, SURIGAO DEL SUR Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: HINATUAN Barangay: BENIGNO AQUINO (POBLACION - ZONE 1) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ VICINITY CONDOMINIUM ALONG THE HIGHWAY ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

SUBURBS BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: HINATUAN Barangay: BIGAAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG THE HIGHWAY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: HINATUAN Barangay: CAMBATONG STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY SUBURBS

VICINITY SUBURBS

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: HINATUAN Barangay: CAMPA STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY SUBURBS

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: HINATUAN Barangay: DUGMANON STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: HINATUAN Barangay: HARIP STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY SUBURBS

VICINITY SUBURBS

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: HINATUAN Barangay: LA CASA (POB) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG THE HIGHWAY

VICINITY

ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

SUBURBS

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: HINATUAN Barangay: LOYOLA STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG THE HIGHWAY

VICINITY

ALONG MUNICIPAL ROADS ALONG BARANGAY ROADS

SUBURBS

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: HINATUAN Barangay: MAHARLIKA (POB-ZONE III) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG THE HIGHWAY

VICINITY

ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

SUBURB

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 4,050.00 RR 2,700.00 CR 3,900.00 RR 2,600.00 RR 2,500.00 X 2,600.00 A1 52.50 A2 25.00 A4 30.00 RR 2,400.00 A6 37.50 A50 10.00 CR 4,000.00 RR 2,700.00 A40 2,000.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,100.00 RR 1,800.00 RR 1,700.00 X 1,750.00 A2 25.00 A3 20.00 A4 30.00 A14 15.00 A16 20.00 A44 17.50 A50 10.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,500.00 RR 1,200.00 RR 1,000.00 X 1,350.00 A3 20.00 A4 30.00 A6 37.50 A44 17.50 A50 10.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 1,500.00 A4 1,000.00 A39 1,000.00 A40 1,800.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,300.00 RR 1,200.00 RR 1,000.00 X 1,200.00 A2 25.00 A3 20.00 A4 30.00 A6 37.50 A16 17.50 A25 30.00 A44 17.50 A50 10.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 1,800.00 A4 1,000.00 A39 1,000.00 A40 1,800.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,000.00 RR 1,850.00 RR 1,600.00 X 1,700.00 A3 20.00 A4 30.00 A6 37.50 A14 12.50 A16 22.50 A44 17.50 A50 10.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,750.00 RR 1,500.00 RR 1,150.00 X 1,250.00 A3 17.50 A4 30.00 A6 37.50 A14 17.50 A16 22.50 A44 17.50 A50 10.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 1,800.00 A4 1,000.00 A39 1,000.00 A40 1,800.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 4,050.00 RR 2,700.00 CR 3,900.00 RR 2,600.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 2,600.00 X 2,000.00 A2 25.00 A4 30.00 A50 10.00 CR 4,000.00 RR 2,700.00 A40 2,000.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,300.00 RR 1,500.00 CR 2,000.00 RR 1,300.00 RR 1,200.00 RR 1,100.00 X 1,350.00 A2 25.00 A3 20.00 A4 30.00 A6 37.50 A11 25.00 A15 17.50 A16 22.50 A44 17.50 A50 10.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 1,500.00 A4 1,000.00 A39 1,000.00 A40 1,800.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 4,050.00 RR 2,700.00 CR 3,900.00 RR 2,600.00 RR 2,550.00 RR 2,500.00 X 2,600.00 A1 52.50 A4 30.00 A6 37.50 A24 12.50 A50 10.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: HINATUAN Barangay: MALIGAYA STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

SUBURBS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: HINATUAN Barangay: PAGTIGNIAN (PAGTIGNI-AN BITOON) PAGTIGUI-AN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ VICINITY CONDOMINIUM ALONG THE HIGHWAY ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD SUBURBS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: HINATUAN Barangay: POCTO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

SUBURBS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: HINATUAN Barangay: PORT LAMON STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD

VICINITY

ALONG BARANGAY ROAD SUBURBS

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: HINATUAN Barangay: ROXAS STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG THE HIGHWAY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: HINATUAN Barangay: SAN JUAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

SUBURBS

VICINITY

SUBURBS

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: HINATUAN Barangay: SAN RAMON STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY SUBURBS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: HINATUAN Barangay: SANTO NIÑO (POBLACION ZONE II) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG THE HIGHWAY ALONG MUNICIPAL RDS. ALONG BARANGAY RDS.

AQUINO ST

MAHARLIKA ST

STO. NINO ST

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SUBURBS

ZONE 1 SUBURBS ZONE 2 SUBURBS

ZONE 3 SUBURBS

VICINITY

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,000.00 RR 900.00 RR 800.00 X 1,200.00 A2 25.00 A4 30.00 A14 15.00 A16 22.50 A44 17.50 A48 30.00 A50 10.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,350.00 RR 1,850.00 RR 1,750.00 RR 1,700.00 X 1,750.00 A2 25.00 A3 20.00 A4 30.00 A14 15.00 A16 17.50 A44 17.50 A50 10.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,450.00 RR 1,350.00 RR 1,300.00 X 1,350.00 A2 25.00 A4 30.00 A14 15.00 A44 17.50 A25 12.50 A48 30.00 A50 10.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,800.00 RR 1,750.00 CR 2,700.00 RR 1,725.00 RR 1,695.00 X 1,800.00 A2 25.00 A3 20.00 A4 30.00 A6 37.50 A44 17.50 A50 10.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 1,800.00 A4 1,000.00 A39 1,000.00 A40 1,800.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,350.00 RR 2,050.00 RR 1,800.00 RR 1,600.00 X 1,800.00 A4 30.00 A14 15.00 A16 22.50 A44 17.50 A48 30.00 A50 10.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,050.00 RR 1,800.00 RR 1,500.00 X 1,650.00 A3 20.00 A4 30.00 A6 37.50 A24 17.50 A36 27.50 A44 17.50 A50 10.00 CR 2,500.00 RR 1,800.00 A4 1,000.00 A39 1,000.00 A40 1,800.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,500.00 RR 1,200.00 X 1,300.00 A2 25.00 A4 30.00 A11 25.00 A14 20.00 A16 22.50 A44 17.50 A48 87.50 A50 10.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 4,050.00 RR 2,700.00 CR 3,950.00 RR 2,600.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 2,500.00 A2 25.00 A4 30.00 A6 37.50 CR 3,060.00 RR 3,350.00 RR 2,500.00 A4 37.50 CR 4,050.00 RR 2,700.00 RR 2,500.00 A4 37.50 A6 37.50 CR 4,050.00 RR 2,700.00 RR 2,500.00 X 1,950.00 A4 37.50 A6 37.50 A50 10.00 A39 2,015.00 A40 2,265.00 CR 4,000.00 RR 2,700.00 A40 2,000.00

THURSDAY, JULY 21, 2022

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: HINATUAN Barangay: SASA STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG THE HIGHWAY

VICINITY

ALONG MUNICIPAL ROADS ALONG BARANGAY ROADS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: HINATUAN Barangay: TAGASAKA (TAGSAKA) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

SUBURBS

VICINITY

SUBURBS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: HINATUAN Barangay: TALISAY STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG THE HIGHWAY

VICINITY

ALONG MUNICIPAL ROADS ALONG BARANGAY ROADS

SUBURBS

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: HINATUAN Barangay: TARUSAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: HINATUAN Barangay: TIDMAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

SUBURBS

VICINITY

SUBURBS

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: HINATUAN Barangay: TIWI STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

SUBURBS

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : LANUZA Barangay: AGSAM STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : LANUZA Barangay: BOCAWE STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : LANUZA Barangay: BUNGA STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

VICINITY

VICINITY

II D6

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 3,300.00 RR 2,500.00 CR 3,200.00 RR 2,300.00 RR 2,050.00 RR 1,975.00 X 2,100.00 A2 25.00 A3 17.50 A4 30.00 A6 37.50 A8 15.00 A16 22.50 A44 27.50 A50 10.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,400.00 RR 1,850.00 RR 1,600.00 X 1,850.00 A2 25.00 A3 20.00 A4 30.00 A14 15.00 A15 17.50 A16 22.50 A44 17.50 A48 30.00 A50 10.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,600.00 RR 1,850.00 CR 2,500.00 RR 1,500.00 RR 1,200.00 RR 1,100.00 X 1,550.00 A2 25.00 A3 20.00 A4 30.00 A6 37.50 A7 15.00 A8 15.00 A11 25.00 A16 22.50 A44 17.50 A48 30.00 A50 10.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 1,500.00 A4 1,000.00 A39 1,000.00 A40 1,800.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,500.00 RR 1,300.00 RR 1,000.00 X 1,350.00 A2 25.00 A3 20.00 A4 30.00 A8 15.00 A14 15.00 A16 20.00 A44 17.50 A50 10.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,500.00 RR 1,200.00 RR 1,000.00 X 1,550.00 A1 52.50 A2 25.00 A3 20.00 A4 30.00 A6 37.50 A14 15.00 A15 17.50 A16 22.50 A44 17.50 A50 10.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 1,500.00 A4 1,000.00 A39 1,000.00 A40 1,800.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,500.00 RR 1,300.00 RR 1,200.00 X 1,350.00 A3 20.00 A4 30.00 A6 37.50 A8 15.00 A24 15.00 A44 17.50 A50 10.00 CR 2,500.00 RR 1,500.00 A4 1,000.00 A39 1,000.00 A40 1,800.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,000.00 CR 3,400.00 RR 1,800.00 A1 55.00 A4 40.00 A50 25.00 X 1,900.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,000.00 RR 1,800.00 A1 55.00 A4 40.00 A50 25.00 X 1,900.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 3,400.00 RR 1,800.00 A1 55.00 A4 40.00 A50 25.00 X 1,900.00

D7 II

THURSDAY, JULY 21, 2022

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : LANUZA Barangay: GAMUTON STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District: LANUZA Barangay: HABAG STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY BARANGAY ROAD

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 106 – TANDAG CITY, SURIGAO DEL SUR

VICINITY

VICINITY

BEACH FRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : LANUZA Barangay: MAMPI STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : LANUZA Barangay: NURCIA STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District: LANUZA Barangay: PAKWAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : LANUZA Barangay: SIBAHAY STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

VICINITY

VICINITY

VICINITY

BEACH FRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : LANUZA Barangay: POBLACION (ZONE I) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY

VICINITY

AZARCON ST FRIAS ST GUALVES ST HERRERA ST LIMGUANGCO ST OROZCO ST PUYAT ST ALL OTHER STREETS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : LANUZA Barangay: POBLACION (ZONE II) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY

VICINITY

AZARCON ST HERRERA ST IRIZARI ST ORILLANEDA ST ALL OTHER STREETS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : LANUZA Barangay: POBLACION (ZONE III) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY

VICINITY

IRIZARI ST. ORILLANEDA ST. URBIZTONDO ST. DERIGAY ST. ALL OTHER STREETS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : LANUZA Barangay: POBLACION (ZONE IV) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY ESTAL ST

FLORESCA ST IRIZARI ST. MONTENEGRO ST ORILLANEDA ST. TRINIDAD ST URBIZTONDO ST VALE ST.(VETE) ALL OTHER STREETS

VICINITY

BOULEVARD- FLORESCA ST. FLORESCA ST. - MONTENEGRO ST. MONTENEGRO ST. - URBIZTONDO ST. VETE ST. - ESTAL ST. NATIONAL HIGHWAY- VETE ST. VETE ST. - TRINIDAD ST. TRINIDAD ST. - ESTAL ST. NATIONAL HIGHWAY- VETE ST. VETE ST. - TRINIDAD ST. TRINIDAD ST. - ESTAL ST.

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,000.00 CR 3,000.00 RR 1,800.00 A1 55.00 A4 40.00 A50 25.00 X 1,900.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,000.00 CR 3,000.00 RR 1,800.00 A1 55.00 A4 40.00 A50 25.00 X 1,900.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 2,000.00 A4 515.00 A39 750.00 A40 750.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,400.00 A1 55.00 A4 40.00 A14 25.00 A50 25.00 X 1,500.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,000.00 CR 3,000.00 RR 1,800.00 A1 55.00 A4 40.00 A50 25.00 X 1,500.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,000.00 A1 55.00 A50 45.00 X 1,100.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,000.00 CR 3,000.00 RR 1,800.00 A1 55.00 A4 40.00 A50 25.00 X 1,500.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 2,000.00 A4 515.00 A39 350.00 A50 255.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,800.00 CR 4,000.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 2,500.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 2,000.00 A4 40.00 A50 25.00 X 2,100.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,800.00 CR 4,000.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 2,500.00 CR 3,000.00 RR 2,250.00 A4 40.00 A50 25.00 X 2,100.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,800.00 CR 4,000.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 2,500.00 CR 3,000.00 RR 2,250.00 A4 40.00 A50 25.00 X 2,100.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,800.00 CR 4,000.00 RR 2,500.00 CR 4,000.00 RR 2,000.00 RR 1,800.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 2,000.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 2,000.00 RR 1,800.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 2,000.00 RR 1,800.00 RR 2,500.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 1,500.00 A4 45.00 A50 25.00 X 2,100.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : LIANGA Barangay: ANIBONGAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG THE HIGHWAY ALONG BARANGAY ROADS

VICINITY

SUBURBS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : LIANGA Barangay: BAN-AS STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : LIANGA Barangay: BANAHAO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG THE HIGHWAY BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : LIANGA Barangay: BAUCAWE STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG THE HIGHWAY BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : LIANGA Barangay: DIATAGON (URBAN) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG THE HIGHWAY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

HIGHWAY TO PUBLIC MARKET SUBURBS

BEACH FRONT BEACH FRONT BEACH FRONT Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : LIANGA Barangay: GANAYON (CANAYON) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG THE HIGHWAY BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : LIANGA Barangay: LIATIMCO (LATIMCO) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG THE HIGHWAY BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

SUBURBS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : LIANGA Barangay: MANYAYAY STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG THE HIGHWAY BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : LIANGA Barangay: PAYASAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG THE HIGHWAY

VICINITY

BARANGAY ROAD

ALONG MUNICIPAL RDS.

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,500.00 A2 45.00 A4 40.00 A10 30.00 A44 30.00 A50 20.00 X 2,000.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,600.00 RR 2,500.00 A2 45.00 A4 40.00 A10 30.00 A15 30.00 A44 30.00 A50 20.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,600.00 RR 2,500.00 A2 45.00 A4 40.00 A10 30.00 A15 30.00 A44 30.00 A50 20.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 5,600.00 RR 3,100.00 CR 5,500.00 RR 3,000.00 RR 2,900.00 A2 45.00 A3 35.00 A4 40.00 A6 30.00 A10 30.00 A44 30.00 A50 20.00 CR 5,000.00 RR 4,000.00 A4 3,000.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,850.00 RR 2,500.00 A2 45.00 A4 40.00 A10 30.00 A15 30.00 A44 30.00 A50 20.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,850.00 RR 2,500.00 A2 45.00 A4 40.00 A6 30.00 A4 40.00 A6 30.00 A10 30.00 A44 30.00 A50 20.00

VICINITY

BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : LIANGA Barangay: SAN ISIDRO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : LIANGA Barangay: SAN PEDRO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: LINGIG Barangay: ANIBONGAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: LINGIG Barangay: BARCELONA STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

VICINITY

SUBURBS

VICINITY

SUBURBS

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: LINGIG Barangay: BOGAK STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: LINGIG Barangay: BONGAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

SUBURBS

VICINITY

SUBURBS

BEACHFRONT

SUBURBS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : LIANGA Barangay: POBLACION STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG NATIONAL HIGHWAY

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 3,100.00 RR 3,000.00 RR 2,900.00 A2 40.00 A4 40.00 A10 30.00 A16 35.00 A44 30.00 A50 20.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : LIANGA Barangay: SAINT CHRISTINE STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG THE HIGHWAY

VICINITY LIANGA EMERGENCY HOSP LIANGA RURAL BANK FRONTING LIANGA CHURCH & MARKET SITE SURROUND LIANGA ELEM SCH

OTHER MUNICIPAL ROADS ALL OTHER STREETS SUBURBS

BEACH FRONT BEACH FRONT BEACH FRONT

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,850.00 RR 2,500.00 A2 45.00 A4 40.00 A6 30.00 A4 40.00 A6 30.00 A10 30.00 A44 30.00 A50 20.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 4,300.00 RR 2,550.00 CR 4,250.00 RR 2,500.00 A2 45.00 A4 40.00 A10 30.00 A44 30.00 A50 20.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 6,000.00 CR 5,500.00 X 3,850.00 RR 4,400.00 CR 5,900.00 RR 4,400.00 CR 6,000.00 RR 4,400.00 A6 30.00 RR 4,400.00 CR 5,750.00 RR 4,250.00 CR 5,500.00 RR 4,000.00 A2 45.00 A3 35.00 A4 40.00 A6 30.00 A10 30.00 A16 35.00 A44 30.00 A50 20.00 X 3,900.00 CR 5,000.00 RR 4,000.00 A4 3,000.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: LINGIG Barangay: HANDAMAYAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

SUBURBS

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: LINGIG Barangay: MAHAYAHAY STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: LINGIG Barangay: MANDUS STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

BEACHFRONT

VICINITY

SUBURBS

VICINITY

SUBURBS

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 5,150.00 RR 3,750.00 CR 5,000.00 RR 3,500.00 A2 385.00 A4 40.00 A10 30.00 A44 30.00 A50 20.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,250.00 A2 45.00 A4 40.00 A10 30.00 A44 30.00 A50 20.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,250.00 A2 45.00 A4 40.00 A10 30.00 A44 30.00 A50 20.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 800.00 RR 700.00 RR 600.00 X 700.00 A2 15.00 A4 20.00 A8 12.00 A11 14.00 A16 12.00 A44 10.00 A50 8.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 850.00 RR 800.00 RR 700.00 X 750.00 A2 15.00 A4 23.50 A6 17.00 A11 15.00 A16 18.00 A44 10.00 A50 8.00 CR 2,000.00 RR 1,300.00 A4 1,500.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 650.00 RR 600.00 RR 500.00 X 550.00 A2 14.00 A4 18.00 A11 14.00 A16 11.00 A25 11.00 A44 9.00 A50 8.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 700.00 RR 650.00 RR 550.00 X 600.00 A4 20.00 A6 17.00 A8 11.50 A11 14.00 A16 11.00 A44 9.50 A50 8.00 CR 1,700.00 RR 1,200.00 A4 1,500.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 700.00 RR 650.00 RR 550.00 X 650.00 A2 15.00 A4 20.00 A6 17.00 A11 14.00 A16 10.00 A44 10.00 A50 8.00 CR 2,000.00 RR 1,300.00 A4 1,500.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 700.00 RR 650.00 RR 550.00 X 600.00 A2 15.00 A4 19.00 A11 14.00 A16 10.00 A35 19.00 A44 10.00 A50 8.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 750.00 RR 700.00 RR 650.00 X 700.00 A2 15.00 A3 12.00 A4 22.00 A6 17.00 A11 14.00 A16 10.00 A25 12.00 A44 10.00 A50 8.00 CR 1,700.00 RR 1,200.00 A4 1,500.00

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 106 – TANDAG CITY, SURIGAO DEL SUR Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: LINGIG Barangay: MANSA-ILAO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

SUBURBS

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: LINGIG Barangay: PAGTILAAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: LINGIG Barangay: PALO ALTO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

SUBURBS

VICINITY

SUBURBS

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: LINGIG Barangay: POBLACION STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD LOPEZ JAENA ST LUNA ST MABINI ST MARCELO ST PENANUEVA ST RIZAL ST SOUVENIR ST ALL OTHER STREETS

VICINITY ALONG MARKET SITE

SUBURBAN AREAS

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: LINGIG Barangay: RAJAH CABUNGSO-AN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: LINGIG Barangay: SABANG STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

SUBURBS

VICINITY

SUBURBS

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: LINGIG Barangay: SALVACION STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

SUBURBS

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: LINGIG Barangay: SAN ROQUE STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

BEACHFRONT

VICINITY

SUBURBS

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 700.00 RR 600.00 RR 550.00 X 600.00 A2 15.00 A3 12.00 A4 19.00 A8 12.00 A11 15.00 A16 10.00 A44 10.00 A50 8.00 CR 1,700.00 RR 1,200.00 A4 1,500.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 700.00 RR 600.00 RR 550.00 X 600.00 A2 15.00 A4 19.00 A11 15.00 A16 10.00 A25 12.00 A44 10.00 A50 8.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 760.00 RR 700.00 RR 600.00 X 650.00 A4 19.00 A11 15.00 A14 12.00 A16 10.00 A44 10.00 A50 8.00 CR 2,000.00 RR 1,300.00 A4 1,500.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,350.00 RR 1,450.00 RR RR RR CR RR RR RR RR RR X A2 A4 A6 A8 A11 A50 CR RR A4

1,250.00 1,250.00 1,250.00 1,450.00 1,250.00 1,250.00 1,250.00 1,200.00 1,000.00 850.00 23.50 27.00 21.00 18.00 21.00 8.00 2,000.00 1,400.00 1,500.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 630.00 RR 600.00 RR 500.00 X 550.00 A3 12.00 A4 18.00 A11 14.00 A14 12.00 A16 9.00 A44 9.00 A50 8.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 900.00 RR 830.00 RR 760.00 X 800.00 A2 19.50 A4 24.00 A6 17.00 A8 12.00 A11 15.00 A16 10.00 A44 10.00 A50 8.00 CR 1,800.00 RR 1,300.00 A4 1,500.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 760.00 RR 700.00 RR 650.00 X 700.00 A3 15.00 A4 20.00 A6 17.00 A11 15.00 A16 10.00 A44 10.00 A50 8.00 CR 2,000.00 RR 1,300.00 A4 1,500.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 700.00 RR 650.00 RR 600.00 X 650.00 A2 15.00 A3 12.00 A4 19.00 A8 12.00 A11 15.00 A16 10.00 A44 10.00 A50 8.00 CR 1,700.00 RR 1,200.00 A4 1,500.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: LINGIG Barangay: TAGPOPORAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

SUBURBS

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: LINGIG Barangay: UNION STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

SUBURBS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: LINGIG Barangay: VALENCIA STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

SUBURBS

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : MADRID Barangay: BAGSAC STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : MADRID Barangay: BAYOGO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

VICINITY

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 700.00 RR 650.00 RR 600.00 X 650.00 A3 15.00 A4 20.00 A6 17.00 A11 15.00 A16 10.00 A44 10.00 A50 8.00 CR 2,000.00 RR 1,300.00 A4 1,500.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 750.00 RR 700.00 RR 650.00 X 700.00 A2 15.00 A3 12.00 A4 19.00 A11 14.00 A15 12.00 A16 10.00 A44 9.50 A50 7.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 750.00 RR 700.00 RR 650.00 X 700.00 A2 15.00 A3 12.00 A4 22.00 A6 17.00 A11 15.00 A16 10.00 A44 10.00 A50 8.00 CR 2,000.00 RR 1,300.00 A4 1,500.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 3,500.00 RR 1,200.00 A1 55.00 A2 40.00 A4 40.00 A6 50.50 A8 20.00 A11 30.00 A14 20.00 A15 24.50 A16 25.00 A28 20.00 A36 32.50 A48 33.00 A50 15.00 X 1,400.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 3,500.00 RR 1,200.00 A1 55.00 A2 40.00 A4 40.00 A6 45.00 A8 20.00 A11 30.00 A14 20.00 A15 22.50 A16 25.00 A28 20.00 A36 30.00 A48 30.00 A50 15.00 X 1,400.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : MADRID Barangay: LINIBONAN (POBLACION) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CLASSI- 4TH REV. VICINITY CONDOMINIUM FICATION ZV/SQ. M URBIZTONDO ST. NATIONAL HIGHWAY-ARREZA ST., SOUTHERN SIDE CR 3,000.00 FRIAS ST. NATIONAL HIGHWAY-ARREZA ST. RR 2,000.00 CUARTERO ST. NATIONAL HIGHWAY-ARREZA ST. NORTHERN SIDE RR 2,000.00 NATIONAL HIGHWAY-ARREZA ST. SOUTHERN SIDE RR 2,000.00 LOYOLA ST. NATIONAL HIGHWAY-BUNIEL ST. EASTERN SIDE RR 2,000.00 BUNIEL ST.-ARREZA ST. NOTHERN & SOUTHERN SIDE RR 2,000.00 ALONG NATIONAL HIGHWAY EASTERN & WESTERN SIDE CR 3,000.00 BARANGAY ROAD ALL RESIDENTIAL LOTS ALONG BRGY. RR 1,500.00 ROAD & PROVINCIAL ROAD, ROAD TO CR 2,500.00 BRGY. UNION A1 55.00 A2 40.00 A4 35.00 A6 45.00 A12 20.00 A14 20.00 A15 22.50 A16 25.00 A50 15.00 X 1,905.00 Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : MADRID Barangay: MAGSAYSAY STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 3,500.00 RR 1,500.00 A1 55.00 A2 40.00 A4 40.00 A6 50.50 A8 20.00 A11 30.00 A14 20.00 A15 25.00 A16 30.00 A36 15.00 A48 16.00 A50 12.50 X 2,250.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : MADRID Barangay: MANGA STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : MADRID Barangay: PANAYOGON STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG NATIONAL HIGHWAY BARANGAY ROAD

THURSDAY, JULY 21, 2022

VICINITY

VICINITY

ALONG NATIONAL ROAD INTERIOR LOTS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : MADRID Barangay: PATONG-PATONG STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG NATIONAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

ALONG NATIONAL ROAD INTERIOR LOTS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : MADRID Barangay: QUIRINO (POBLACION) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Along National Highway LOYOLA ST.

CUARTERO ST. FRIAS ST URBIZTONDO ST

GUILLEN ST.

ARPILLEDA ST.

DAYOC ST.

IRIZARI ST. ARIENZA ST. ANDAYOL ST CAPT. BUNIEL ST ALONG BARANGAY ROAD ALL OTHER STREETS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : MADRID Barangay: SAN ANTONIO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG NATIONAL HIGHWAY BARANGAY ROAD

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CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 3,500.00 RR 1,200.00 A1 55.00 A2 40.00 A4 40.00 A6 50.50 A8 20.00 A11 30.00 A14 20.00 A15 24.50 A16 30.00 A28 12.00 A36 15.00 A48 16.00 A50 10.00 X 2,250.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 3,000.00 CR 2,000.00 RR 1,300.00 RR 2,000.00 RR 1,200.00 A1 65.00 A2 45.00 A4 45.00 A6 60.50 A8 20.00 A11 35.00 A14 20.00 A15 29.50 A16 35.00 A28 12.00 A36 12.50 A48 13.00 A50 10.00 X 1,600.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 3,000.00 CR 2,000.00 RR 1,300.00 RR 2,000.00 RR 1,200.00 A1 55.00 A2 40.00 A4 40.00 A8 20.00 A11 30.00 A14 20.00 A15 24.50 A16 30.00 A28 20.00 A36 32.50 A48 33.00 A50 15.00 X 2,000.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M LOYOLA ST. - ARPILLEDA ST. CR 3,500.00 ALL OTHER STREETS CR 3,500.00 NATIONAL HIGHWAY-SAN ISIDRO ST. RR 2,500.00 SAN ISIDRO ST.- ARREZA ST. RR 2,500.00 BOUND TO TEGUIS ROAD CR 3,500.00 RR 2,500.00 NATIONAL HIGHWAY-SAN ISIDRO ST. RR 2,500.00 SAN ISIDRO ST.- ARREZA ST. RR 2,500.00 NATIONAL HIGHWAY-SAN ISIDRO ST. RR 2,500.00 SAN ISIDRO ST.- ARREZA ST. RR 2,500.00 NATIONAL HIGHWAY- ARREZA ST. NORTHERN SIDE CR 3,500.00 NATIONAL HIGHWAY- ARREZA ST. WESTERN SIDE RR 2,500.00 NATIONAL HIGHWAY- ARREZA ST. EASTERN SIDE CR 3,500.00 X 3,800.00 NATIONAL HIGHWAY-SAN ISIDRO ST. CR 4,250.00 NATIONAL HIGHWAY-ARREZA ST.-NORTHERN SIDE CR 3,750.00 NATIONAL HIGHWAY-ARREZA ST.-WESTERN SIDE RR 2,500.00 NATIONAL HIGHWAY-ARREZA ST.-EASTERN SIDE CR 3,500.00 SAN ISIDRO ST.- ARREZA ST. CR 3,500.00 RR 2,500.00 NATIONAL HIGHWAY-ARREZA ST. NORTHERN & SOUTHERN SIDE CR 3,500.00 WESTERN SIDE OF ARIENZA ST. RR 2,500.00 ARREZA ST.-IRIZARI ST. RR 2,500.00 INTERIOR RR 2,500.00 SAN ISIDRO ST.- ARREZA ST. RR 2,500.00 ALONG NATIONAL HIGHWAY-NORTHERN & SOUTHERN SIDE CR 3,500.00 BUNIEL ST.-IRIZARI ST. RR 2,500.00 NORTHERN SIDE RR 2,500.00 SOUTHERN SIDE RR 2,500.00 WESTERN SIDE RR 2,500.00 INTERIOR RR 2,500.00 INTERIOR RR 2,500.00 X 3,800.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 2,500.00 RR 2,500.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 2,500.00 A1 55.00 A2 40.00 A4 40.00 A12 25.00 A14 20.00 A15 24.50 A16 25.00 A50 20.00 X 2,400.00 VICINITY

VICINITY

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 3,000.00 RR 1,200.00 A1 55.00 A2 40.00 A4 40.00 A6 50.50 A8 20.00 A11 30.00 A14 20.00 A15 25.00 A16 30.00 A28 10.00 A36 15.00 A48 16.00 A50 20.00 X 2,250.00

D9 II

THURSDAY, JULY 21, 2022

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : MADRID Barangay: SAN JUAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG NATIONAL HIGHWAY

VICINITY

BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : MADRID Barangay: SAN ROQUE STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : MADRID Barangay: SAN VICENTE STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : MADRID Barangay: SONGKIT STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : MADRID Barangay: UNION STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : MARIHATAG Barangay: ALEGRIA STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

VICINITY

VICINITY

VICINITY

VICINITY

VICINITY

SUBURBAN/SITIOS

BARANGAY ROADS

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,000.00 RR 1,200.00 A1 55.00 A2 40.00 A4 40.00 A8 20.00 A11 30.00 A14 20.00 A15 22.50 A16 25.00 A28 20.00 A36 30.00 A48 30.00 A50 20.00 X 2,000.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,000.00 RR 1,200.00 A1 55.00 A2 40.00 A4 40.00 A6 21.00 A8 20.00 A11 30.00 A14 20.00 A15 24.50 A16 25.00 A28 20.00 A36 32.50 A48 33.00 A50 20.00 X 2,000.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,000.00 RR 1,200.00 A1 75.00 A2 60.00 A4 65.00 A6 65.00 A8 20.00 A11 35.00 A14 20.00 A15 27.50 A16 35.00 A50 20.00 X 1,220.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,000.00 RR 1,200.00 A1 55.00 A2 40.00 A4 40.00 A6 50.50 A8 20.00 A11 25.00 A14 20.00 A15 24.50 A16 30.00 A28 10.00 A36 15.00 A48 16.00 A50 20.00 X 2,000.00

VICINITY

SUBURBAN AREAS

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 1,500.00 RR 900.00 X 1,000.00 A2 35.00 A3 25.00 A4 40.00 A25 30.00 A50 15.00 CR 4,000.00 RR 3,000.00 A4 1,500.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 1,500.00 RR 1,200.00 RR 900.00 X 1,250.00 A1 55.00 A2 45.00 A4 40.00 A8 15.00 A11 25.00 A14 15.00 A50 12.50

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 1,500.00 RR 1,200.00 A4 50.00 X 1,250.00 RR 1,000.00 RR 950.00 A1 50.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A50 15.00

VICINITY

National Highway - Quezon St. BARANGAY ROADS

SUBURBAN AREAS

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : MARIHATAG Barangay: BAYAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL ROAD

BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

FRONTING HEADQUARTERS

OTHER STREETS IN POBLACION

ALL OTHER STREETS

SUBURBAN AREAS

Municipality / District : MARIHATAG Barangay: MAHABA STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : MARIHATAG Barangay: MARARAG STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL ROAD

VICINITY

VICINITY

SUBURBAN AREAS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : MARIHATAG Barangay: POBLACION STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY ALVIZO ST

ESQUIDA ST MAGSAYSAY ST NAVARRO ST PONTILLO ST

QUEZON ST RIVAS ST RIZAL ST

ROXAS ST VILLARENA ST

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : MARIHATAG Barangay: SAN ANTONIO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL ROAD POBLACION ROAD

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,200.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 1,500.00 RR 1,100.00 X 1,150.00 A1 55.00 A4 40.00 CR 1,450.00 RR 900.00 X 1,100.00 RR 800.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A11 25.00 A14 15.00 A25 30.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M MARIHATAG EMERGENCY HOSP. CR 1,500.00 VILLARENA ST - ESQUIDA ST CR 1,500.00 ALVIZO ST-ROMAN CATH.CHURCH CR 1,500.00 CR 1,500.00 CR 1,500.00 RR 1,000.00 RURAL BANK OF MARIHATAG CR 1,500.00 RR 1,000.00 MUNICIPAL BLDG-CUBIL ST CR 1,500.00 NAVARRO ST-PONTILLA ST CR 1,500.00 PONTILLO ST - RIVAS ST CR 1,500.00 RR 1,000.00 RIVAS ST-DE CASTRO CR 1,500.00 CUBIL ST - ESQUIDA ST CR 1,500.00 RR 1,000.00 MARITAHAG ELEM SCH. CR 1,500.00 CUBIL - RURAL HEALTH CENTER CR 1,500.00 CABALLO-ROMAN CATH.CHURCH CR 1,500.00 RIZAL-HOLY CHILD ACADEMY CR 1,500.00 RIVER SIDE-NATIONAL H-WAY CR 1,500.00 RR 1,000.00 RURAL BANK OF MARIHATAG CR 1,500.00 ALVIZO ST-ROMAN CATH.CHURCH CR 1,500.00 VILLARENA-PUBLIC LAND SITE CENTER CR 1,500.00 POBLACION CREEK-NIPA PALM CR 1,500.00 RR 1,000.00 CR 1,500.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 55.00 A2 17.00 A3 25.00 A4 40.00 A50 15.00 CR 4,000.00 RR 3,000.00 A4 1,500.00

VICINITY

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : MARIHATAG Barangay: SAN PEDRO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 1,500.00 RR 1,200.00 X 1,300.00 CR 1,450.00 RR 1,100.00 X 1,150.00 CR 1,200.00 RR 900.00 X 1,100.00 CR 1,350.00 RR 1,200.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A11 25.00 A15 17.50 A16 25.00 A44 75.00 A50 15.00

VICINITY

SUBURBS/SITIOS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District: MARIHATAG Barangay: SAN ISIDRO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 1,500.00 RR 1,100.00 A4 40.00 RR 1,500.00 X 1,600.00 RR 1,000.00 RR 950.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A11 25.00 A50 15.00 CR 4,000.00 RR 3,000.00 A4 1,500.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : MARIHATAG Barangay: STA. CRUZ STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD POBLACION AREA

VICINITY

SUBURBAN & SITIOS

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : SAN AGUSTIN Barangay: BRITANIA STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD BRGY. SITE COASTAL AREA

VICINITY

Along North, East, West and Southern Area Along North, East, West and Southern Area

SUBURBAN AREAS

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : SAN AGUSTIN Barangay: BUATONG STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ VICINITY CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY North, East, West and Southern Area BARANGAY ROADS SUBURBAN AREAS

SITIOS

BARANGAY ROADS

ALL OTHER STREETS

BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : MARIHATAG Barangay: ANTIPOLO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL ROAD

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 3,000.00 RR 2,000.00 RR 1,200.00 CR 2,000.00 A1 55.00 A2 40.00 A4 40.00 A6 50.50 A8 20.00 A11 30.00 A14 20.00 A15 24.50 A16 30.00 A28 10.00 A36 15.00 A48 16.00 A50 20.00 X 1,220.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : MARIHATAG Barangay: AROROGAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL ROAD

CABALLO ST. CUBIL ST.

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : MARIHATAG Barangay: AMONTAY STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL ROAD

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 106 – TANDAG CITY, SURIGAO DEL SUR

VICINITY

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,200.00 RR 800.00 A4 40.00 A1 55.00 A4 40.00 A44 20.00 A50 15.00 CR 4,000.00 RR 3,000.00 A4 1,500.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 900.00 X 1,100.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A50 15.00

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : SAN AGUSTIN Barangay: BUHISAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ VICINITY CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY North, East, West and Southern Area BARANGAY ROADS SUBURBAN AREAS

SITIOS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : SAN AGUSTIN Barangay: GATA STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ VICINITY CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY North, East, West and Southern Area BARANGAY ROADS SUBURBAN/SITIOS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : SAN AGUSTIN Barangay: HERNASAN (HORNASAN) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ VICINITY CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY EAST WEAST AREA ALONG CORNER NAVAJA ST., OSORIO ST., LAMELA ST., TONDO ST., ALONG CORNER NAVAJA ST., & TONDO ST. LAMELA ST. ALONG CORNER NAVAJA ST., AND TONDO ST. OSORIO ST. SUBURBS/SITIOS

BEACHFRONT

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : SAN AGUSTIN Barangay: JANIPAAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ VICINITY CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD PROVINCIAL ROAD North, East, West, and Southern Area

SUBURBAN AREAS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : SAN AGUSTIN Barangay: KAUSWAGAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY KAUSWAGAN ST.

VICINITY

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 900.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A50 15.00

BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

ALONG PROVINCIAL ROAD ALONG NATIONAL HIGHWAY

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 900.00 A4 40.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A8 15.00 A44 20.00 A50 12.50 CR 4,000.00 RR 3,000.00 A4 1,500.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 3,500.00 RR 2,800.00 RR 1,000.00 RR 1,000.00 CR 2,000.00 X 1,500.00 RR 2,700.00 A4 40.00 A6 41.00 A7 20.00 A8 20.00 A50 15.00 CR 6,000.00 RR 3,000.00 A4 3,000.00 A39 1,000.00 A40 3,000.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,000.00 X 1,300.00 RR 800.00 X 1,100.00 RR 750.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A8 15.00 A44 20.00 A4 40.00 A50 12.50 CR 5,000.00 RR 4,000.00 A4 2,000.00 A39 2,000.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,000.00 X 1,150.00 RR 800.00 X 1,050.00 RR 750.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A8 30.00 A44 20.00 A4 40.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,000.00 X 1,150.00 RR 800.00 X 1,050.00 A4 40.00 A6 36.00 A7 25.00 A8 15.00 A15 17.50 A24 30.00 A50 12.50

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 1,800.00 RR 1,200.00 RR 1,200.00 RR 2,200.00 X 2,250.00 A1 55.00 A4 40.00 A6 45.00 A8 15.00 A50 12.50 CR 5,000.00 RR 2,100.00 A4 2,000.00 A39 2,000.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 900.00 RR 2,000.00 X 1,050.00 A1 55.00 A4 40.00 A11 25.00 RR 800.00 A6 40.00 A7 25.00 A8 17.50 A15 25.00 A19 60.00 A44 20.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 3,150.00 RR 1,200.00 R1 2,400.00 R1 2,400.00 CR 1,800.00 RR 1,100.00 A3 25.00 A4 40.00 A6 35.44 A7 25.00 A50 15.00

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 106 – TANDAG CITY, SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : SAN AGUSTIN Barangay: POBLACION OTEIZA STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ VICINITY CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY - ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH NATIONAL HIGHWAY ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH - MARKET SITE

ALAMEDA ST

AVILA ST GONZAGA ST OSORIO ST

BEACHFRONT

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,000.00 CR 3,500.00 X 1,550.00 A1 55.00 A4 40.00 A19 50.00 A48 30.00 MARKET SITE-MUNICIPAL BLDG. CR 1,800.00 MARKET SITE-NATIONAL H-W RR 1,500.00 ALONG CORNER QUIRINO ST., CORVERA ST., ROXAS ST., BONIFACIO ST. RR 2,800.00 ALONG CORNER CAMINO ST., SALINAS ST. 2,800.00 ALONG NATIONAL HIGHWAY RR 2,800.00 X 2,000.00 LOT FRONTING SCH. SITE ALAMEDA ST CR 1,800.00 NATIONAL HW-MUN.BLDG.SITE RR 2,800.00 ALAMEDA ST - NATIONAL H-W RR 2,800.00 OSORIO ST - AVILA ST CR 3,400.00 X 1,450.00 A6 36.00 A7 25.00 A50 20.00 RR 5,000.00 A4 1,500.00 A39 1,500.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : SAN AGUSTIN Barangay: PONG-ON STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ VICINITY CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD PROVINCIAL ROAD NORTH, EAST, WEST AND SOUTHERN AREA SUBURBAN AREAS

SUBURBAN/SITIOS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : SAN AGUSTIN Barangay: PONTUD (PONGTOD) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM BARANGAY ROAD LOZADA ST.

VICINITY

North, East and West Ares SUBURBAN AREAS

SUBURBAN/SITIOS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : SAN AGUSTIN Barangay: SALVACION STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY

OTAGAN STREET MEZO STREET YLARAN STREET

BARANGAY ROADS

VICINITY

East and West Area (Main r Along corner Albores St., Corvera St., Ronquil o St., Escudero St., & Laviña St. Along corner Corvera St., Ronquillo St., Escudero St., Laviña St. Along corner Corvera St., Ronquillo St., Escudero St., Laviña St. Along coner Laviña St. Otagan St.

National Highway - Salvacion Road

SUBURBAN AREAS

BEACHFRONT

NATIONAL HIGHWAY CAMPOS STREET RIVAS STREET PLAZA STREET

BARANGAY ROADS

BEACHFRONT

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,000.00 RR 1,500.00 RR 1,325.00 X 1,700.00 RR 1,200.00 A1 45.00 A3 40.00 A4 40.00 A6 40.00 A7 35.00 A15 30.00 A11 30.00 A14 20.00 A19 90.00 A28 20.00 A48 40.00 A39 1,000.00 A40 1,500.00 A50 15.00

VICINITY

SUB-URBAN AREAS & SITIOS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: SAN MIGUEL Barangay: BARAS STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

BARANGAY HALL-WEST TO WEST

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: SAN MIGUEL Barangay: BITAUGAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

SUB-URBAN AREAS & SITIOS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: SAN MIGUEL Barangay: BOLHOON STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM PROVINCIAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: SAN MIGUEL Barangay: CALATNGAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,000.00 RR 1,500.00 RR 1,500.00 RR 1,200.00 RR 1,200.00 RR 1,200.00 RR 1,200.00 X 1,400.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 CR 1,800.00 RR 1,100.00 X 1,350.00 CR 1,700.00 X 1,300.00 RR 1,000.00 A4 40.00 A6 40.00 A7 25.00 A7 15.00 A11 25.00 A15 25.00 A44 30.00 CR 5,000.00 RR 2,000.00 A4 2,000.00 A39 1,800.00 A40 1,800.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,500.00 RR 1,500.00 Along corner, Alameda St., East and West Area RR 2,300.00 Along corner Alameda St., Ronquillo St., Lozada St. RR 2,200.00 Along corner Plaza St., Ronquillo St. RR 2,200.00 Along corner Rivas St., Ronquillo St. RR 2,100.00 X 2,450.00 A1 55.00 A4 40.00 CR 1,800.00 RR 1,200.00 X 1,300.00 SUBURBAN AREAS RR 1,200.00 A1 55.00 A3 20.00 A4 40.00 A6 40.00 A7 25.00 A11 25.00 A16 20.00 A50 15.00 CR 5,000.00 RR 4,000.00 A4 3,000.00 A39 2,800.00 VICINITY

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: SAN MIGUEL Barangay: CAROMATA STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM PROVINCIAL ROAD

VICINITY

SITIO HAGUIMITAN

VICINITY

VICINITY

BARANGAY ROAD

SUBURBS/SITIOS

ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

SUBURBS/SITIOS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: SAN MIGUEL Barangay: MAHAYAG (MAITUM) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL ROAD

VICINITY

PROVINCIALROAD

BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 600.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A6 40.00 A7 30.00 A8 25.00 A24 30.00 A11 25.00 A14 17.50 A16 25.00 A36 30.00 A50 15.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: SAN MIGUEL Barangay: PATONG STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL ROAD

VICINITY

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 1,100.00 RR 600.00 RR 500.00 RR 450.00 A1 50.00 A2 20.00 A4 20.00 A6 12.00 A7 12.00 A8 12.00 A24 12.00 A16 20.00 A36 20.00 A50 11.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 1,100.00 RR 600.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A6 40.00 A7 30.00 A8 25.00 A24 30.00 A11 25.00 A16 25.00 A36 30.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 1,100.00 RR 600.00 A4 40.00 X 800.00 CR 1,000.00 RR 580.00 X 600.00 CR 700.00 RR 550.00 X 650.00 A1 40.00 A2 25.00 A16 20.00 A36 20.00 A50 15.00

BARANGAY ROAD

SUBURBS/SITIOS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: SAN MIGUEL Barangay: POBLACION STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG PROVINCIAL ROAD MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD PEREZ ST. TECSON ST. SAGUNDOY ST.

VICINITY

TO PUROK 6-B TO SCHOOL SITE FR. SCH. SITE TO SIAWANG CREEK

ALL OTHER STREETS

SUBURBAN AREAS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: SAN MIGUEL Barangay: SAGBAYAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL ROAD

VICINITY

PROVINCIAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

SUBURBS/SITIOS VICINITY

ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

SUBURBS/SITIOS Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: SAN MIGUEL Barangay: LIBAS SUD STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG PROVINCIAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 700.00 RR 600.00 X 500.00 RR 500.00 A1 30.00 A2 20.00 A4 25.00 A6 12.00 A7 12.00 A8 12.00 A24 12.00 A16 20.00 A36 20.00 A50 15.00

VICINITY

PROVINCIALROAD

MUNICIPAL ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: SAN MIGUEL Barangay: LIBAS GUA STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG NATIONAL ROAD

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 600.00 X 500.00 A1 30.00 A2 25.00 A4 20.00 A6 12.00 A7 12.00 A8 12.00 A24 12.00 A11 15.00 A16 25.00 A36 20.00 A50 10.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: SAN MIGUEL Barangay: MAGROYONG STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG NATIONAL ROAD

SUBURBS/SITIOS

SUBURBAN AREAS & SITIOS

Other Streets

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : SAN AGUSTIN Barangay: SANTO NINO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 1,500.00 RR 2,100.00 RR 800.00 X 1,350.00 RR 750.00 A1 55.00 A3 30.00 A4 40.00 A6 40.00 A7 25.00 A15 25.00 A11 25.00 A14 30.00 A19 60.00 A28 15.00 A39 1,000.00 A40 1,500.00 A48 35.00 A50 12.50

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: SAN MIGUEL Barangay BAGYANG STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

THURSDAY, JULY 21, 2022

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 1,100.00 RR 900.00 CR 1,000.00 RR 700.00 X 800.00 A1 40.00 A2 30.00 A4 35.00 A6 12.00 A7 12.00 A8 12.00 A24 12.00 A14 12.00 A16 20.00 A36 25.00 A44 15.00 A50 11.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: SAN MIGUEL Barangay: SAN ROQUE STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG PROVINCIAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

SUBURBS/SITIOS VICINITY

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 700.00 RR 600.00 A1 40.00 A2 30.00 A4 35.00 A16 20.00 A36 25.00 A44 15.00 A50 15.00

II D10

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 1,100.00 RR 800.00 X 850.00 CR 1,000.00 RR 700.00 X 800.00 A1 45.00 A1 40.00 A2 20.00 A4 30.00 A6 12.00 A7 12.00 A8 12.00 A24 12.00 A16 20.00 A36 25.00 A44 12.00 A50 11.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 1,100.00 RR 800.00 X 850.00 CR 1,000.00 RR 700.00 X 750.00 CR 900.00 RR 600.00 X 650.00 A1 40.00 A2 30.00 A4 35.00 A11 15.00 A16 20.00 A36 20.00 A50 12.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 1,100.00 RR 800.00 X 850.00 CR 1,000.00 RR 700.00 X 750.00 CR 900.00 RR 600.00 X 650.00 A1 50.00 A1 40.00 A2 30.00 A4 35.00 A6 12.00 A7 12.00 A8 12.00 A24 12.00 A14 15.00 A16 20.00 A50 11.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 900.00 CR 1,100.00 RR 700.00 RR 900.00 RR 900.00 RR 900.00 CR 1,100.00 RR 900.00 CR 1,000.00 RR 700.00 X 800.00 A1 50.00 A2 30.00 A4 40.00 A6 12.00 A7 12.00 A8 12.00 A24 12.00 A16 25.00 A1 40.00 A50 11.50

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 900.00 X 950.00 RR 600.00 X 700.00 RR 550.00 X 600.00 A1 45.00 A1 40.00 A2 30.00 A4 35.00 A6 12.00 A7 12.00 A8 12.00 A24 12.00 A11 15.00 A14 12.00 A16 20.00 A50 10.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 900.00 RR 700.00 A1 30.00 A1 25.00 A2 20.00 A4 25.00 A6 12.00 A7 12.00 A8 12.00 A24 12.00 A11 20.00 A16 15.00 A36 20.00 A50 10.00

D11 II

THURSDAY, JULY 21, 2022

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: SAN MIGUEL Barangay: SIAGAO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL ROAD

VICINITY

PROVINCIAL ROAD

BARANGAY ROAD

SUBURBS/SITIOS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: SAN MIGUEL Barangay: TINA STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL ROAD

VICINITY

MUNICIPAL ROAD

BARANGAY ROAD

SUBURBS/SITIOS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: SAN MIGUEL Barangay: UMALAG STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL ROAD

VICINITY

PROVINCIAL ROAD

BARANGAY ROAD

SITIOS

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: TAGBINA Barangay: BATUNAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: TAGBINA Barangay: CARPENITO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

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Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: TAGBINA Barangay: DOÑA CARMEN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: TAGBINA Barangay: KAHAYAGAN STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: TAGBINA Barangay: LAGO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

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REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 106 – TANDAG CITY, SURIGAO DEL SUR CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,250.00 RR 1,500.00 X 1,600.00 CR 1,000.00 RR 900.00 X 1,000.00 A1 40.00 CR 700.00 RR 600.00 X 650.00 A1 45.00 A2 30.00 A4 35.00 A6 12.00 A7 12.00 A8 12.00 A24 12.00 A11 20.00 A14 15.00 A16 20.00 A36 25.00 A44 15.00 A48 20.00 A50 10.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 1,300.00 RR 900.00 X 1,000.00 A1 50.00 CR 1,100.00 RR 700.00 X 950.00 CR 1,000.00 RR 600.00 X 900.00 A1 45.00 A2 30.00 A4 35.00 A6 12.00 A7 12.00 A8 12.00 A24 12.00 A14 15.00 A16 20.00 A44 12.00 A50 11.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 1,100.00 RR 900.00 X 950.00 CR 1,000.00 RR 700.00 X 800.00 CR 950.00 RR 600.00 X 700.00 A1 30.00 A2 20.00 A4 25.00 A11 15.00 A14 12.00 A16 15.00 A36 25.00 A44 15.00 A50 10.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,500.00 RR 1,200.00 RR 1,100.00 A1 80.00 A2 92.00 A4 35.00 A16 30.00 A48 28.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,500.00 RR 1,200.00 RR 1,100.00 A1 80.00 A2 40.00 A4 35.00 A16 30.00 A44 28.00 A48 28.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,000.00 RR 1,200.00 RR 1,100.00 RR 1,025.00 A2 40.00 A3 30.00 A4 35.00 A16 30.00 A16 30.00 A44 25.00 A48 28.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,500.00 RR 1,150.00 RR 1,100.00 A2 40.00 A4 35.00 A16 30.00 A48 28.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,500.00 RR 1,150.00 RR 1,100.00 A1 45.00 A2 40.00 A4 35.00 A16 30.00 A48 28.00 A50 15.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: TAGBINA Barangay: MAGLAMBING STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: TAGBINA Barangay: MAGLATAB STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: TAGBINA Barangay: MAGSAYSAY STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: TAGBINA Barangay: MALIXI STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: TAGBINA Barangay: MANAMBIA STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: TAGBINA Barangay: OSMENA STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM ALONG MUNICIPAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

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MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: TAGBINA Barangay: QUEZON STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: TAGBINA Barangay: SAN VICENTE STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: TAGBINA Barangay: SANTA CRUZ STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,500.00 RR 1,150.00 RR 1,100.00 A1 45.00 A2 40.00 A4 28.00 A16 25.00 A48 28.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,500.00 RR 1,150.00 RR 1,100.00 A2 40.00 A4 35.00 A16 30.00 A48 28.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,500.00 RR 1,150.00 RR 1,100.00 A2 40.00 A4 35.00 A16 30.00 A48 28.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,500.00 RR 1,150.00 RR 1,100.00 A2 40.00 A4 35.00 A16 30.00 A48 28.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,500.00 RR 1,150.00 RR 1,100.00 A2 40.00 A4 35.00 A48 28.00 A50 15.00

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CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 3,000.00 RR 2,200.00 CR 2,500.00 RR 2,100.00 CR 2,400.00 RR 2,000.00 A3 35.00 A4 40.00 A14 40.00 A16 35.00 A44 30.00 A48 33.00 A50 20.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,500.00 RR 1,600.00 RR 1,500.00 RR 1,400.00 RR 1,200.00 A3 30.00 A4 35.00 A16 30.00 A44 25.00 A48 28.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,500.00 RR 2,150.00 RR 2,100.00 A1 45.00 A2 40.00 A4 35.00 A48 28.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,500.00 RR 2,150.00 RR 2,100.00 A1 45.00 A2 40.00 A4 175.00 A48 28.00 A50 15.00

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Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: TAGBINA Barangay: SANTA JUANA STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

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Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: TAGBINA Barangay: SANTA MARIA STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: TAGBINA Barangay: SAYON STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: TAGBINA Barangay: SORIANO STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

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Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: TAGBINA Barangay: TAGONGON STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY

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MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: TAGBINA Barangay: POBLACION STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM NATIONAL HIGHWAY

MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,000.00 RR 1,200.00 RR 1,200.00 RR 1,200.00 RR 1,100.00 A1 45.00 A2 40.00 A3 30.00 A4 35.00 A14 30.00 A16 25.00 A48 28.00 A50 15.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: TAGBINA Barangay: SANTA FE STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: TAGBINA Barangay: TRINIDAD STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: TAGBINA Barangay: UGUBAN (OGUBAN) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/Municipality: TAGBINA Barangay: VILLAVERDE STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM MUNICIPAL ROAD BARANGAY ROAD

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR City/ Municipality: TAGO Barangay: Alba STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Along the Highway

Along Barangay Road

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CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,250.00 RR 1,900.00 RR 1,850.00 A1 45.00 A2 40.00 A4 35.00 A16 30.00 A48 28.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,000.00 RR 1,600.00 RR 1,500.00 RR 1,400.00 RR 1,300.00 A1 45.00 A2 40.00 A3 30.00 A4 35.00 A14 35.00 A16 30.00 A44 25.00 A48 28.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,000.00 RR 1,600.00 RR 1,500.00 RR 1,400.00 RR 1,300.00 A2 40.00 A3 30.00 A4 35.00 A14 35.00 A16 30.00 A44 25.00 A48 28.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,500.00 RR 1,200.00 RR 1,200.00 A1 45.00 A2 40.00 A4 35.00 A48 28.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,850.00 RR 2,550.00 RR 2,500.00 A1 45.00 A2 40.00 A4 35.00 A48 28.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,500.00 RR 1,500.00 CR 2,400.00 RR 1,400.00 RR 1,300.00 RR 1,200.00 A1 45.00 A2 40.50 A3 30.00 A4 35.00 A44 25.00 A48 28.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,500.00 RR 2,150.00 RR 2,100.00 A1 45.00 A2 40.00 A4 35.00 A48 28.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,500.00 RR 2,150.00 RR 2,100.00 A1 45.00 A2 40.00 A4 35.00 A48 28.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,500.00 RR 2,150.00 RR 2,100.00 A1 45.00 A2 40.00 A4 35.00 A16 30.00 A48 28.00 A50 15.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,000.00 A1 55.00 A4 40.00 RR 1,850.00 A1 50.00 A4 40.00 A6 25.00 A50 13.00

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 106 – TANDAG CITY, SURIGAO DEL SUR Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District: TAGO Barangay: Anahao Bag-o STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Along the Highway

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Along Barangay Road

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : TAGO Barangay: Anahao Daan STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Barangay Road

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : TAGO Barangay: Badong STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Barangay Road

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : TAGO Barangay: Bajao STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Along the Highway

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Barangay Road

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : TAGO Barangay: Bangsud STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Barangay Road

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : TAGO Barangay: Cabangahan STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Barangay Road

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : TAGO Barangay: Cagdapao STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM National Highway

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Barangay Road

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : TAGO Barangay: Camagong STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Barangay Road Barangay Road / Feeder Road

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : TAGO Barangay: Caras-an STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Barangay Road Barangay Road / Feeder Road

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : TAGO Barangay: Cayale STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Barangay Road Barangay Road / Feeder Road

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : TAGO Barangay: Dayoan STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Along the National Highway

Along Barangay Road

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,800.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A6 25.00 A16 23.00 A50 13.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,500.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A6 25.00 A16 18.00 A50 13.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,900.00 A1 55.00 A4 40.00 RR 2,200.00 A1 50.00 A4 35.00 A6 25.00 A50 13.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,550.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A6 25.00 A16 23.00 A50 13.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,900.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A6 25.00 A16 23.00 A50 13.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 3,050.00 A1 90.00 A4 40.00 RR 1,900.00 A1 55.00 A4 35.00 A6 25.00 A50 13.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : TAGO Barangay: Kinabigtasan STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Barangay Road

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : TAGO Barangay: Layug (Layog) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Barangay Road

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : TAGO Barangay: Lindoy STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Barangay Road

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : TAGO Barangay: Mercedes STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Barangay Road

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : TAGO Barangay: Purisima (Poblacion) STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Provinical Road Municipal Road

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CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,500.00 A1 90.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A6 25.00 A50 13.00

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Bongtod Duma-Duma

Falcon St. Garcia St. Laurente St. Manzano St. Pimentel St. Rizal St.

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,200.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A6 25.00 A16 20.00 A50 13.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,500.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A6 25.00 A16 28.00 A50 13.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,000.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 RR 1,900.00 A1 55.00 A4 40.00 A6 25.00 A50 13.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 3,200.00 RR 2,400.00 CR 2,500.00 RR 2,300.00 A1 55.00 A2 40.00 A4 40.00 A6 25.00 A50 13.00

All other streets

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : TAGO Barangay: Sumo sumo STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Along the National Highway

VICINITY

Along Barangay Road

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : TAGO Barangay: Umbay STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM Barangay Road

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : TAGO Barangay: Unaban STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM National Highway

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,000.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A6 25.00 A16 23.00 A50 13.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,300.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A6 25.00 A16 23.00 A50 13.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,400.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A6 25.00 A50 13.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,200.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A6 40.00 A16 23.00 A50 13.00

VICINITY Along SDS State Univ.

Barangay Road

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 4,000.00 RR 3,400.00 55.00 A1 35.00 A2 A4 40.00 A6 25.00 A50 13.00 RR 2,800.00 A1 53.00 A4 40.00 A6 25.00 A50 13.00

CERTAIN GUIDELINES IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ZONAL VALUATION OF REAL PROPERTIES FOR RDO NO. 106 - TANDAG CITY, SURIGAO DEL SUR 1. 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.) 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. 2. 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 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.

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 3,600.00 A1 55.00 A4 40.00 A6 24.00 A50 13.00 RR 3,200.00 RR 2,950.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A6 25.00 A50 13.00 CR 3,800.00 RR 3,300.00 RR 3,200.00 CR 3,700.00 RR 3,200.00 RR 3,200.00 CR 3,800.00 RR 3,200.00 CR 3,800.00 RR 3,200.00 A6 40.00 A50 13.00 RR 2,550.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A6 25.00 A50 13.00 CR 3,600.00 RR 2,400.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 3,200.00 RR 2,400.00 A2 35.00 RR 2,300.00 A1 55.00 A4 40.00 A6 25.00 A16 23.00 A50 13.00

IF THE TITLE OF A PARTICULAR CONDOMINIUM UNIT/ TOWNHOUSE IS a.)

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

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.

THE GROUND FLOOR OF THE RESIDENTIAL CONDOMINIUM SHALL BE CLASSIFIED AS COMMERCIAL AND TWENTY PERENT (20%) OF THE ESTABLISHED VALUE SHALL BE ADDED THERETO. 4. AREAS FOR PRIORITY DEVELOPMENT(APD).

THESE ARE AREAS IDENTIFIED AS AREAS FOR PRIORITY DEVELOPMENT CERTIFIED TO AS SUCH BY THE HOUSING AND LAND USE REGULATORY BOARD (HLURB). IF IT IS UTILIZED FOR SOCIALIZED HOUSING, IT SHALL BE CERTIFIED TO AS SUCH BY THE PROPER GOVERNMENT AGENCY SUCH AS, PRESIDENTIAL COMMISSION ON URBAN POOR (PCUP), NATIONAL HOUSING AUTHORITY (NHA), ETC. SECOND SALE OF LOT IDENTIFIED AS LOCATED IN THE APD SHALL NO LONGER BE VALUED AS AN APD AND SHALL BE TREATED AS AN ORDINARY REAL PROPERTY. 5. 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 6. 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 7. INSTITUTION (X)

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Barangay Road

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : TAGO Barangay: Unidos STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM National Highway Barangay Road

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,800.00 RR 1,900.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A6 25.00 A16 23.00 A50 13.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : TAGO Barangay: Victoria STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM National Highway

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3. ZONAL VALUES OF CONDOMINIUM UNIT/TOWNHOUSE:

Suong

Barangay Road

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : TAGO Barangay: Gamut STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM National Higway

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,600.00 A1 50.00 A4 40.00 RR 1,500.00 A1 50.00 A4 35.00 A6 25.00 A50 13.00

Province: SURIGAO DEL SUR Municipality / District : TAGO Barangay: Jubang STREET NAME/SUBDIVISION/ CONDOMINIUM National Highway Barangay Road

THURSDAY, JULY 21, 2022

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CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 1,950.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A6 40.00 A16 23.00 A50 13.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M CR 2,500.00 RR 2,200.00 RR 2,000.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A6 25.00 A16 23.00 A50 13.00

CLASSI- 4TH REV. FICATION ZV/SQ. M RR 2,800.00 RR 2,200.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 40.00 A6 25.00 A16 23.00 A50 13.00

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 8. 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.