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ECONOMY GROWS 5.9% IN Q3; GOV’T SAYS INFLATION MAJOR CHALLENGE

By Julito G. Rada, Othel V. Campos, and Maricel V. Cruz THE economy grew faster than expected in the third quarter, official data showed Thursday, but the government warned inflation remained a “major challenge.”

The 5.9 percent on-year expansion was well up from the 4.3 percent in the previous three months and was far better than the 4.7 percent predicted in a

Bloomberg survey.

A sharp pick up in government spending was a key driver in the latest bump, the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) data showed.

The PSA said growth in the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) was also driven by strong performances of the services, industry, and agriculture sectors.

Economic Planning Secretary Arsenio Balisacan said the third quarter GDP made the Philippines the fastest

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Sara drops intel funds bid Says issue over P500m for OVP, DepEd ‘divisive’

By Maricel V. Cruz and Macon Ramos-Araneta

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ICE President Sara Duterte on Thursday said her office would no longer pursue its request for P500 million in confidential funds in next year’s budget.

“We will no longer pursue the confidential funds.

Why? Because this issue is divisive, and as the Vice President, I swore an oath to keep the country peaceful and strong,” Duterte said in a statement.

A similar statement was read during a Senate hearing on the budget of the Department of Education (DepEd), which Duterte also heads.

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BUDGET HEARING. Vice President and Education Secretary Sara Duterte-Carpio (right)

gestures as she walks with Senate President Juan Miguel Zubiri (left) and Senate committee on finance chairman Senator Sonny Angara during the plenary deliberation on the proposed 2024 budgets for her offices on Thursday. Meanwhile, members of the Abolish Confidential Fund Campaign Network picket at the Senate gates to demand the removal of all confidential funds from the proposed national budget next year (inset). Lino Santos

Meralco hiking rates by P12/kWh in Nov. on higher ancillary charges 37 Pinoys from Gaza home today; war moves to city lary charges.

Meralco said the overall rate for a typical household went up to P12.0545 CONSUMERS of the Manila Electric Co. (Meralco) will experience higher per kWh this month from P11.8198 per rates in November at P0.2347 per kil- kWh in October. owatt-hour mainly due to higher ancilNext page

By Alena Mae S. Flores

month-long ordeal of waiting to escape the heavy bombardment of the PalestinTHIRTY-SEVEN Filipinos who fled ian enclave.

Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) war-torn Gaza are arriving in the Philippines today (Friday), ending their Undersecretary Eduardo Jose de Vega

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’Don’t waste rice, offer 1/2 cup servings’

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NGCP says ERC rule on expenses ‘unfair’ to firm

By Alena Mae S. Flores

By Charles Dantes THE Philippine Rice Research Institute (PhilRice) pushed for a mandated serving of only half a cup of rice in food establishments nationwide to address the wastage of the staple food, which the government estimates to reach P7 million annually.

PhilRice development communication division head Hazel Antonio said the rice wastage is equivalent to 10 grams per person or around 384,000 metric tons per year.

Deputy executive director Karen Barroga said the aggregate amount of rice wasted in a year could feed around 2.5 million Filipinos.

“The campaign is for you to get only what you need and what we have done in the past was to encourage a half-cup

said 37 of the 40 Filipinos who were able to cross to Egypt from Gaza on Tuesday will arrive at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport this afternoon

DUCK, COVER, HOLD. Students at Rafael Palma Elementary School in Manila do the ‘duck, cover, and hold’ as they obey their teachers during the 4th National Simultaneous Earthquake Drill on Thursday. (see related story on A3). Norman Cruz

‘Kamandag’ vital training for PH Marines, says Navy THE Philippine Navy (PN) needs to participate in exercises such as the “Kaagapay ng mga Mandirigma ng Dagat” or “Kamandag” to fully develop its capabilities to defend the nation against all forms of threats, its chief said on Thursday.

This was as the 7th iteration of the Kamandag bilateral exercise between the Philippine Marine Corps (PMC) and

United States Marine Corps (USMC) officially commenced yesterday.

“For the PN, it is imperative that our forces actively participate in such training endeavors to upgrade and develop our capabilities toward fully realizing our vision to become a modern and multi-capable naval force,” Navy Vice Admiral Toribio Next page

MILITARY HARDWARE.

A light armored vehicle with the US Marine Corps’ 11th Mechanized Unit fires its main gun during the Kamandag military exercises at Colonel Ernesto Ravina Air Base in Tarlac on Thursday. USMC Photo

TRANSMISSION operator National Grid Corp. of the Philippines (NGCP) said Thursday the Energy Regulatory Commission’s (ERC) decision to disallow some of its expenses, despite being legitimate business costs, is “unfair” to the company.

“I do not think it’s fair. It’s not fair on us, it’s not fair on our people because we have so many audits...and the regulatory reset process was admittedly rushed,” NCGP assistant vice president and spokesperson Cynthia Alabanza said in a briefing.

ERC announced Wednesday a lower allowable revenue for NGCP at P36.7 billion annually or a total of P183.491 billion for 2016 to 2020.

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‘Website hacker could be insider’

By Maricel V. Cruz

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OUSE of Representatives Secretary General Reginald Velasco did not discount the possibility that the recent defacing of the House website was an inside job.

rity concerns.”

Velasco said his team plans to tap a third-party provider for this, probably by next year.

“We don’t really have the necessary expertise and staff because our goal is to have our own cybersecurity unit rather than relying on the DICT (Department of Information and Communications Technology) for the anti-cybersecurity,” he said.

The House is also working with the Cybercrime Investigation and Coordinating Center (CICC) and law enforcement agencies to investigate the hacking last Oct. 14.

Visitors to the House website that day found this message: “YOU’VE BEEN HACKED. YOU’VE BEEN HACKED. HAVE A NICE DAY.” It was accompanied by a caricature of a laughing man.

Below it was the message: “HAPPY APRIL FULLZ KAHIT OCTOBER PALANG! HACKED BY 3MUSKETEERZ 15-October-2023 || 11:31:24 AM” Late in September, the Philippine Health Insurance Corp. (PhilHealth) said hackers had threatened to expose confidential data it had stolen from the state-owned agency if it did not pay a $300,000 ransom.

NEDA approves P29.3-b funding for Coast Guard TO BOOST the country’s maritime capability, the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) Board approved the P29.3-billion Phase 3 of the Philippine Coast Guard’s Maritime Safety Capability Improvement Project.

Speaking after a meeting on highimpact infrastructure on Thursday, NEDA Secretary Arsenio Balisacan confirmed the improvement plan of the PCG, citing that the project would be financed through Japan’s Official Development Assistance (ODA) loan.

“This project involves the design, construction, and delivery of five units of multi-role response vessels or MRRVs, each with a length of 97 meters. This project also includes a fiveyear integrated logistics support,” Balisacan said at a Palace briefing.

President Marcos chairs the NEDA Board.

The improvement would bolster PCG’s capabilities to combat illegal activities and enforce maritime laws in the country’s territorial waters, Balisacan added.

He said that ships could also be used for the rotation and resupply (RoRe) missions however, he clarified that the vessels would not be used for military purposes but rather for enhancing PCG’s communication systems. Charles Dantes

“One of the suspicions was it was an inside job in other words yun nga nahack yung email or cellphone ng one of the administrators,” Velasco said on Thursday.

Noting that the House website has about 4 or 5 administrators, Velasco added: “The suspicion is that the cellphone or email of one of the admin-

istrators was hacked, so we’re very careful now.”

Velasco said the website attackers only managed to deface it and failed to get confidential or sensitive data.

To protect the House website, Velasco said Speaker Ferdinand Martin G. Romualdez tapped him to head a committee “to address cybersecu-

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economy in the region, surpassing Vietnam at 5.3 percent, Indonesia and China at 4.9 percent, and Malaysia at 3.3 percent—but acknowledged that inflation could weigh down household spending, which slowed for a second straight quarter to 5 percent.

“Inflation is still a major challenge,” Balisacan told reporters, adding that October’s slowdown in prices to 4.9 percent was still above the government’s 2-4 percent target.

Harvests boosted the supply of rice and vegetables last month, taking the steam out of food costs but Balisacan hoped the reduced rate would help consumer spending in the fourth quarter and in the quarters ahead.

The acceleration in July-September followed three straight quarters of slowing growth and Balisacan said the government’s annual target of 6-7 percent was “still doable.”

But the economy would need to grow 7.2 percent in the current period to reach the lower end of that range.

PRESIDENT Marcos has appointed three new officials to various offices, Malacañang said on Thursday.

In a Facebook post by the Presidential Communications Office, former Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) executive director Angelito De Dios was named the new commissioner of the

Presidential Commission on Good Governance (PCGG).

The President also appointed Bryan Lim as Special Envoy to the Republic of Korea for Trade and Investments.

Lim served as the Vice President for Business Development at Suyen Corp., the company behind the popular homegrown retail label Bench.

Mr. Marcos also placed Julius Neri Jr. as the General Manager and Chief Executive Officer of the Mactan-Cebu International Airport Authority.

In July 2021, Neri was appointed as the MCIAA GM by then-President Rodrigo Duterte, and later named the acting general manager by Mr. Marcos in July. Charles Dantes

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DepEd’s request for confidential funds.

Senator Pia Cayetano, however, said during a Senate deliberation on the DepEd’s budget that Duterte had also issued a statement that she would no longer seek confidential funds for this agency as well.

Castro, meanwhile, pressed for an explanation from the OVP on how the P125 million in confidential funds in 2022 were used.

“The OVP has not properly answered how and where its illegal P125 million confidential funds were used in 2022,” Castro said.

It was Castro who earlier said Duterte spent P125 million in confidential funds in the last days of December 2022, citing documents from the Department of Budget and Management and the OVP. Similarly, Marikina City Rep. Stella Quimbo, senior vice chair of the House committee on appropriations, disclosed during budget deliberations at the House in September that the P125 million in confidential funds allocated to the OVP by the Office of the President (OP) was spent in 11 days, and not in 19, citing information from the Commission on Audit.

Senate President Juan Miguel Zubiri said the P500 million in confidential funds originally allotted to the OVP would not be reinstated, even though it could be in the bicameral conference

committee.

He said Duterte’s statement made discussions of the fate of the fund in the bicameral conference committee moot and academic.

Without the confidential fund, the proposed budget of the OVP is P1.87 billion from the original P2.3 billion.

At the same time, Angara defended the OVP’s spending of P125 million in confidential funds in just 11 days in December last year, after Senator Risa Hontiveros raised the issue.

The OVP said the confidential fund was used for the safe implementation of their programs and activities like free rides, free medicines, opening of satellite offices, and distribution of school supplies and dental kits, he said.

Angara noted that the OVP’s programs and staff should be safe when going to areas infiltrated by insurgents like Surigao and the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao.

“They entered isolated and disadvantaged areas. They also conducted a probe on reports that their assistance and forms were being sold in Bulacan,” Angara said.

Hontiveros, however, wanted to know how the OVP spent P11.3 million a day.

Again, Angara defended the office, saying that the 11 days were for the disbursement or actual use, while 19 days were for the obligation or entry of contracts or commitment to use the fund.

“Services performed or use of the fund goes beyond the 11 or 19 days.

Egypt,” De Vega said.

Before the war between Israel and Hamas broke out, there were 137 Filipinos in Gaza. Two of them, medical workers belonging to the humanitarian group Doctors Without Borders, managed to depart on Nov. 1 during the first border opening.

As of Thursday, there are still 95 Filipinos in Gaza, De Vega said.

He said 19 of them still do not want to leave despite Israel’s continued bombardment of the territory that has reportedly claimed the lives of about 10,000 people there.

De Vega said the government expects

more Filipinos will be willing to be repatriated after the authorities allowed their Palestinian spouses to join them.

The Filipino repatriates will be given assistance by the Philippine government once they arrive in the country. De Vega believed they will not permanently stay in the Philippines and will want to return to Gaza once hostilities end.

The border opening did not come smoothly. It took time before the opening of the humanitarian corridor was granted by concerned governments, particularly by Israel and Egypt, and it was postponed twice on Sunday and Monday. With AFP

Residential customers consuming 200 kWh can expect an increase of around P47 in their monthly electricity bill.

Meralco said driving this month’s overall rate increase is the uptick in the transmission charge, which went up by P0.1211 per kWh for residential customers.

The company said the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines’ ancillary charges for regulating reserves went up almost fourfold to P91.35 per kW from P23.17 per kW. The cost of regulating reserves accounted for around 76.5 percent of total ancillary service charges.

The Energy Regulatory Commission earlier approved an additional 257.78 megawatts for regulating reserves under new ancillary service procurement agreements as of October this year.

Meralco said the generation charge for November also went up by P0.0671 to P7.1938 per kWh from P7.1267 per kWh last month due to higher charges from the Wholesale Electricity Spot Market (WESM), the trading floor of electricity and its independent power producers.

WESM charges increased by P1.0933 per kWh due to tight supply conditions in the Luzon grid.

Average capacity on outage increased by around 956 MW and persistent high spot market prices triggered the imposition of the secondary price cap 7.22 percent of the time.

Charges from IPPs also went up

by P0.1093 per kWh mainly due to lower IPP dispatch and the quarterly gas repricing.

Meralco said the P0.2980 per kWh decrease in power supply agreement charges mitigated the increase in the generation charge.

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parts of the country requiring restaurants to serve half-cup rice orders.

She said some of the local government units that issued a similar ordinance include those in Quezon City, the City of Manila, Puerto Princesa City, Davao City, Cebu City, Baguio City, and Iloilo City, among others.

“It would be better if there is a national law so at least wherever you go, you know that they must serve half.

And this was also in consultation with

the businesses when we tried in the provinces and cities, and it was okay with them as long as there is no additional cost,” Antonio said.

This year’s National Rice Awareness Month celebration has the theme “Be RICEponsible” to heighten public awareness of efforts to attain rice self-sufficiency and address malnutrition and poverty.

Barroga said the campaign also encourages the public to buy local rice such as home-grown brown rice.

employees why everything they are doing in earnest for doing their jobs, why it’s being cast in a very bad light,” Alabanza said.

NGCP said the ERC should instead be blamed for its failure to conduct the needed regulatory reset every five years.

The ERC-approved allowable revenue for NGCP is 52.7 percent lower than NGCP’s claims of P387.803 bil-

lion, or an annual average of P77.56 billion, for the regulatory period.

NGCP said it is a highly regulated entity where revenue is capped, margins are determined by regulators, expenses reviewed and rationalized, and recoveries regulated.

“Whatever we bill our customers is only what the regulator allows us to,” the company said in a separate statement.

Growth leaders

National Statistician and Civil Registrar General Dennis Mapa said agriculture, forestry, and fishing; industry; and services all grew in the third quarter, climbing 0.9 percent, 5.5 percent, and 6.8 percent, respectively.

From the expenditure or demand side of the economy, domestic demand — the sum of household final consumption spending, government final consumption expenditure, and gross capital formation or investment — improved to 3.9 percent in the third quarter, up from 2.2 percent in the previous quarter.

External demand or net exports, on the other hand, increased by 12.9 percent in the third quarter, up from 8.5 percent in the second quarter.

Household consumption growth slowed down year-on-year to 5.0 percent in the third quarter of 2023 from 5.5 percent in the previous quarter as food inf lation increased to 8.2 percent in the third quarter from 7.4 percent in the second quarter.

Gross capital formation declined year-on-year by 1.6 percent, largely due to the substantial drawdown in inventories and the slowdown in durable equipment — 1.7 percent from 10.5 percent in the second quarter. These outweighed the faster growth in both public construction, which grew 26.9 percent from 0.7 percent and private construction which grew by 5.1 percent from 4.3 percent. With AFP

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The annual drills would run until Nov. 17 in various locations in Luzon and Mindanao.

A total of 2,749 military personnel will participate in the exercises, of whom 1,732 are from the Philippine Marines Corps, Marine Reservist, Naval Combat Engineering Brigade, Naval Special Operations Command, Philippine Airforce, and Philippine Army.

Some 902 will come from the US Marine Corps, 57 from the Republic of Korea Marine Corps, 50 from Japan Ground Self-Defense Forces, and eight from the United Kingdom Armed Forces.

“By actively engaging in militaryto-military training, we also reaffirm our commitment to achieving the high-

such as the Office of the Vice President (OVP) and the DepEd to agencies that deal directly with national security issues such as the Philippine Coast Guard and the military.

At the time, Duterte branded those who opposed the P650 million in CIF for her agencies as “enemies of the state” and her father, former President Rodrigo Duterte threatened a lawmaker, ACT Teachers party-list Rep. France Castro, and branded her a communist.

But on Thursday, the OVP’s budget sponsor, Senate finance committee chairman Senator Juan Edgardo Angara, made the same announcement that the Vice President did during a budget deliberation.

Senate Minority Leader Aquilino Pimentel III commended the Vice President, but Castro said her latest statement would not erase the questions hounding her office.

“The only reason why the OVP issued such a statement is because the abuse of the confidential fund has been exposed to the public,” said Castro, who filed a criminal case of grave threats against the Vice President’s father, the former president.

Castro also questioned why Duterte’s statement did not include the DepEd in her statement.

She said Duterte should be clear about what she intends to do about the

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Two of the Filipinos will remain in Egypt because they have Egyptian husbands and are trying to get permanent residency there, while the other is 38 weeks pregnant, De Vega said.

“Although she has medical clearance to fly, we’re not sure she’ll be allowed to board. In that case, they will take care of her while she remains in

est levels of proficiency and operational readiness of our forces so we can contribute significantly to our maritime nation’s overall defense posture,” Adaci noted.

He said the annual exercises between the PMC and the USMC is more than just a routine military exercise.

“This is a demonstration of the strength and resilience of the partnership between the Philippines and the US, as well as our alliance with Japan, the Republic of Korea, and the UK,” Adaci said.

“The exercise “is purposefully designed to enhance bilateral cooperation and interoperability among participating forces, with a specific focus on improving capabilities in special operations, coastal defense, HADR (humanitarian assistance and disaster response) operations, and CBRN (chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear defense) support, all in line with operationalizing the Archipelagic Coastal Defense Concept,” Adaci said. Vince Lopez

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serving of rice as default. And some of the provinces actually and cities, restaurants in the cities and provinces partnered with us to make sure that we could have a default serving of half a cup of rice so we would avoid wastage,” Barroga said.

Antonio said there are already 46 existing local ordinances in different

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“We work hard, we play by the rules, we try to be as transparent as we can, and it’s difficult also to explain to our

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DFA: 3 Filipinos injured in ship attack in Ukraine T

HREE Filipinos are confirmed wounded after a suspected Russian missile hit a civilian vessel in the Black Sea, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said Thursday.

Foreign Affairs Undersecretary Eduardo Jose de Vega, in a text message, said the three are now “out of danger” and are being treated at a hospital in Odessa, Ukraine.

One of them fractured his left hand, while the captain and the third mate sustained minor injuries and are now under treatment.

“All next of kin are notified that they are out of harm’s way. They are in a hospital in Odessa,” he said.

De Vega said the DFA is also verifying reports that a fourth Filipino seafarer suffered minor injuries and is at a hospital.

Meanwhile, he said one Ukrainian national died in the strike but said there is “no confirmation” as of yet on where the missile came from.

A Reuters report citing Ukrainian officials on Wednesday said a Russian missile damaged a Liberia-flagged civilian vessel entering a Black Sea port in Odessa.

The alleged missile reportedly struck the vessel “at the moment of its entry into the port”.

Ukraine on Wednesday said Russia fired a missile at the civilian ship, injuring the ship’s crew and killing a harbor pilot.

GREENHILLS NIGHT MARKET. San Juan City Mayor Francis Zamora is joined by executives from Ortigas Malls and Greenhills Mall during the launching of the Greenhills Night Market in San Juan City on Wednesday. Manny Palmero

Murder raps filed vs. Jumalon shooting suspects

By Vince Lopez THE Philippine National Police (PNP) filed murder and theft charges against three suspects in the killing of radio anchor Juan Jumalon also known as “DJ Johnny Walker” in Calamba, Misamis Occidental.

PNP spokesperson Police Colonel Jean Fajardo said that the complaint was filed on Wednesday before the Provincial Prosecutor’s Office of Misamis Occidental.

“As per PRO (Police Regional Office) 10, the Office of the Provincial Prosecutors of Misamis Occidental said the Juan Jumalon case is their top priority,

‘Paul Soriano no longer connected with Malacañang’

By Macon Ramos-Araneta PRESIDENTIAL Adviser on Creative Communications Paul Soriano is no longer connected with Malacañang.

This was revealed during the Senate deliberations on the proposed budget of the Office of the President (OP) for 2024.

Senate Finance Committee chairperson Senator Sonny Angara, when asked by Senate Minority Leader Aquilino Pimentel III about the source of the funding for the controversial tourism ad slogan posted on a bus in London, said the funds for the ad campaign did not come from the OP. Angara also said it was only Soriano who knew about the funds, “but he’s no longer connected with the Marcos government.”

The poster carries the slogan, “We Give the World Our Best — The Philippines” with a photo of the Filipino nurse who first administered the COVID-19 vaccine in the United Kingdom.

The said slogan sparked reactions from the public, thinking it would be the country’s new tourism slogan.

Earlier, Malacañang said Wednesday Soriano went on leave due to “personal reasons.”

and committed to finishing the evaluation of the criminal complaint against the alleged gunman and his two cohorts, referred by Misamis Occidental PPO to their office, within the 10-day prescribed period,” she said.

Fajardo said only one of the suspects was identified while the other two were John Does.

“I hope you understand that the identity of the person who was charged may not be disclosed at this time, pending the conduct of case buildup. I don’t want to give further details out of respect to the investigating unit who requested not to give other details as of this time,” she added.

PNP says crime rate down 8% in first 10 months

‘GIVING MACHINES.’

Beauty queen Shamcey Supsup Lee is joined by Elder Yoon Hwan Choi, Second Counselor, Philippine Area Presidency, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints, and his wife Bon Kyung Koo during the unveiling of the ‘Light of the World Giving Machines’on Thursday, Nov. 9, at the Ayala Mall in Quezon City.

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DOJ panel files criminal complaints vs. Socorro group

By Rey E. Requejo

to resolve the case as expeditiously as possible.”

Aside from alleged leader Jey Rence B. Quilario, also charged were Mamerto Galanida, Karren J. Sanico Jr., Janeth T. Ajoc, Wenefredo S. Buntad, Giovanni Leogin C. Lasala, Ibrahim L. Adlao, Jovelito L. Atchecoso, Sergio A. Cubillan, Daryl R. Buntad, Jonry C. Elandag, Yure Gary Q. Portilio and Florencio C. Quiban.

The respondents were charged with violations of Section 4 in relation to

A DEPARTMENT of Justice (DOJ) panel of prosecutors has submitted for resolution the criminal complaints against the leader and members of Socorro Bayanihan Services, Inc. (SBSI), an alleged cult in Surigao del Norte.

Justice Assistant Secretary Jose Dominic Clavano IV stressed that the preliminary investigation has been concluded and “efforts are being made

MMDA, disaster agencies lead quake drills for LGUs, schools nationwide

By Joel E. Zurbano VARIOUS agencies, local government units, and educational institutions participated in the nationwide earthquake drill on Thursday.

The duck, cover, and hold technique; various scenarios; and full-scale exercises were demonstrated during the 4th Quarter National Simultaneous Earthquake Drill this year.

The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority, National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council, and

Jumalon was killed on Sunday by an unidentified gunman while he was doing a live broadcast for his radio program on 94.7 Calamba Gold FM at his residence in Calamba, Misamis Occidental.

The suspect went to Jumalon’s residence pretending to have an important announcement aired on the radio station but suddenly drew his firearm and shot the radio anchor.

The broadcaster was rushed to the Calamba District Hospital by his family but was pronounced dead on arrival.

The PNP on Monday released a computerized sketch of one of the suspects.

It said the suspect in the sketch was the one who stayed at the gate.

Section 6 of Republic Act No. 9208, the Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act of 2003; kidnapping and serious illegal detention as defined and penalized under Article 267 of the Revised Penal Code (RPC); violations of RA 11596, an Act Prohibiting the Practice of Child Marriage and Imposing Penalties in Violation Thereof; and violations of RA 7610, the Special Protection of Children Against Abuse Exploitation and Discrimination.

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The Department of Justice (DOJ), the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG), and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) joined the SC in the said launch.

A justice zone is where judges, prosecutors, law enforcers, and representatives of local government units (LGUs) meet on common interests, coordination, and information sharing.

It is a venue “where key programs relating to the delivery of justice are in place to maximize coordination among the different agency actors to address the perennial issue of delay and the greater problem of accountability,” Chief Justice Alexander G. Gesmundo had earlier said.

The SC, DOJ, and DILG are the prime movers of the Justice Sector Coordinating Council (JSCC) which sets

THE country’s crime rate has dropped by 8 percent in the first 10 months of the year, the Philippine National Police (PNP) reported on Thursday.

Citing the latest data from its Crime Information Reporting and Analysis System (CIRAS), the police force recorded a total of 32,031 index crimes from Jan. 1 to Oct. 31 this year--a decrease of 2,877 cases from 34,908 cases logged in the same period last year.

Index crimes are crimes against persons and property while non-index crimes are all other illegal acts, including violations of special laws or local ordinances.

Focus crimes, which include murder, homicide, physical injury, robbery, theft, rape, and carnapping of motor vehicles, likewise decreased by 8.18% in the same period--from 34,702 cases in 2022 to 31,864 cases this year.

“These promising outcomes stand as a clear testament to the tireless and coordinated efforts of the PNP contrary to popular narratives, the statistics undeniably demonstrate a noteworthy decline in the overall crime rate during the 10 months of 2023.

This success reflects the PNP’s commitment to ‘Serbisyong Nagkakaisa’ and our unwavering vow to decisively suppress criminal activities, ensuring the safety and security of our communities,” PNP chief Gen. Benjamin Acorda Jr. said in a statement.

The PNP said the campaign against carnapping involved a total of 482,963 operations, leading to the recovery of 973 vehicles, including 245 motor vehicles and 728 motorcycles. Vince Lopez

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the Office of Civil Defense organized the drill to check the readiness of government agencies, LGUs, and educational institutions for a catastrophic earthquake.

MMDA officials and employees made the duck, cover, and hold following the alarm and evacuated to the nearby MMDA Motorcycle Riding Academy, which served as the assembly area.

The Public Safety Division conducted a structural integrity inspection at the MMDA building, ensuring its safety and soundness before the personnel returned.

Fiscal Justice Asia, the Global Alliance for Tax Justice, and Canadians for Tax Fairness (C4TF) pose for a photo after a public forum on reforming tax policy in mining and other extractive industries in the Philippines and around the world on Thursday.

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SC, gov’t agencies unveil country’s first ‘Green Justice Zone’ in Palawan THE Supreme Court (SC) and various government agencies launched the country’s first “Green Justice Zone” in Palawan.

In a statement, the SC stressed that the Puerto Princesa City Justice Zone is envisioned to be “the premiere showcase of national-local government collaboration for efficient and effective delivery of justice in environmental protection and natural resource management.”

Since a UN-brokered deal guaranteeing safe passage for civilian ships collapsed in July, both Kyiv and Moscow have ramped up military activity and attacks in the Black Sea. “Continuing the terror of civilian shipping, the enemy insidiously fired an Kh-31P anti-radar missile in the direction of one of the ports of Odesa region from tactical aircraft in the Black Sea,” the Ukrainian army said.

“The missile hit the structure of a civilian vessel flying the Liberian flag as it was entering the port,” it added.

It said a harbour pilot was killed, while another port worker was injured.

“Three crew members, citizens of the Philippines, were injured, one of them was hospitalised,” it added.

The collapse of the UN-backed grain export deal in July prompted Moscow to warn that any ships entering Ukrainian ports could be viewed as potential military targets.

Ukraine subsequently announced the launch of a new “humanitarian corridor”—a sea route for civilian ships —that avoids international waters.

But Russia has continued to attack Ukraine’s grain-exporting ports and infrastructure. With AFP

up Justice Zones. The JSCC was created in 2010.

With the Puerto Princesa Justice Zone, there will now be 12 Justice Zones in the country. Earlier set up by the JSCC were those in Tagaytay City, Quezon City, Cebu City, Davao City, Angeles City, Bacolod City, Naga City, Calamba City, Balanga City, Baguio City, and Zamboanga City.

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has submitted to the Commission on Appointments (CA), for confirmation, the ad interim appointment of: Mr. FRANCISCO PE TIU LAUREL JR.

SECRETARY, DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

The public may submit any information, written report, or sworn/notarized complaints or oppositions to the above ad interim appointment in seven (7) copies to the CA Secretariat, 6th Floor, PNB Financial Center, D. Macapagal Blvd., Pasay City, Metro Manila.

For the schedule of the public hearings, the CA Secretariat can be reached through telephone numbers 8834-2713, 8831-1824, 8831-0527, 8832-9830, 8834-2706 and 8551-1989.

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Bill regulates use of privately owned e-bikes, similar vehicles A BILL filed at the House of Representatives seeks to regulate the operation of privately owned scooters, e-motorcycles, and other electric motor vehicles, with penalties on riders who violate road and traffic rules.

Rep. Paolo Duterte of Davao City, along with Benguet Rep. Eric Yap and ACT-CIS party-list Rep. Edvic Yap, filed House Bill 8974 meant to institutionalize and guarantee the continuity of the consolidated guidelines set by the Land Transportation Office (LTO) for electric motor vehicles.

The measure covers all types of motor vehicles powered by electricity and with the power storage charged directly from external sources. It excludes hybrid vehicles.

The bill provides that road violations involving e-motor vehicles are penalized with fines ranging from P1,500 to P10,000, and other applicable penalties set by the Department of Transportation (DOTr) for violations on licensing, registration, operation, weight or load limits and franchise requirements.

Duterte said while electric kick scooters and similar vehicles were allowed on major roads by authorities during the Covid-19 lockdowns as these provided mobility and convenience to commuters, the same should now be strictly regulated with the return to normalcy and traffic congestion back to pre-pandemic levels.

“The mounting complaints about the use of electric-powered vehicles on main thoroughfares, along with ensuring the safety of all motorists and commuters, necessitate the passage of a law that would regulate the use of these vehicles and penalize their riders who violate traffic rules and regulations,” Duterte noted.

Under HB 8974, electric vehicles that can reach maximum speeds of 25 kilometers per hour (kph) or less and e-bikes that can reach maximum speeds of 50 kph do not require a driver’s license to operate, but all riders are required to wear protective helmets. Maricel V. Cruz

Poll exec under fire for non-exclusion of disqualified bet THE Commission on Elections (Comelec) has ordered an investigation of an election officer in Aroroy, Masbate for alleged failure to remove a disqualified candidate from the certified list of candidates for the 2023 Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections (BSKE).

Placed under inquiry was Magdie Moran, Election Officer (EO) IV of Masbate’s Aroroy town who allegedly failed to delete the name of the disqualified candidate from the certified list of candidates for just concluded BSKE. Based on records about the minutes of the Comelec’s executive session, Moran was directed to cancel the certificate of candidacy (COC) of Aniano Pancho Capinig, who was running for Punong Barangay (Barangay Captain) in Barangay Cabas-an, Aroroy.

Capinig was disqualified due to a previous conviction for violation of Section 31 of Republic Act No. 10591 or Illegal Possession of Firearms Law. Comelec spokesman Rex Laudiangco invoked a portion of Comelec Second resolution, citing Capinig’s “final judgment of conviction, for which he was sentenced to an offense with a penalty of more than eighteen months, disqualifies him from being a candidate in the 2023 BSKE.” “However, this Department received reports that the name of Mr- Capinig was not deleted/removed/canceled from the Certified List of Candidates and that the EO of Aroroy, Masbate merely suspended his proclamation,” the poll body said. Vito Barcelo

SPEAKER VISITS EASTERN SAMAR. Speaker Ferdinand Martin Romualdez poses for posterity with Eastern Samar political leaders, among them Gov. Ben Evardone, following the mass oath-taking of 597 barangay officials at a sports facility in Borongan City. Joining the Speaker in the Borongan trip are Eastern Samar Rep. Maria Fe Abunda, Minority Leader Marcelino Libanan, Vice Governor Maricar Sison, and Office of the Presidential Assistance for the Visayas Undersecretary Terence Calatrava. Ver Noveno

committee Speaker cites two measures Joint on public health lifting E. Samar education health proposed

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PEAKER Ferdinand Martin Romualdez on Thursday revealed to his fellow Warays the benefits of two measures in the House of Representatives, where poor but deserving students in Eastern Samar no longer have to leave the province in search of quality education.

In a speech he delivered at the Capitol Gym in New Eastern Samar on the province’s 58th founding anniversary, t he Speaker talked about the advantages House Bills 2347 and 5726 will bring about.

“HB 2347 establishes a satellite campus of the Eastern Samar State University (ESSU) in the municipality of Balangiga, ensuring that the bright minds of our province need not wander far to achieve

their dreams,” Romualdez said.

“This bill is a testament to our belief that education is the cornerstone of progress,” he added.

On the other hand, HB 5726 will transform the ESSU campus in Arteche – a third class municipality, into a “full-fledged institution of learning,” the Speaker said.

HB 6587, a substitute measure for HB 2347, was approved by the House last

January31 and transmitted to the Senate, while HB 5726 is undergoing committee deliberations.

“It is an acknowledgment that the quest for knowledge knows no bounds and that the doors of education must be opened wider to embrace all those who seek it,” said Romualdez, who is the principal author of the twin measure, along with his wife, Tingog party-list Reps. Yedda Marie Romualdez, and Jude Acidre.

Romualdez was guest of honor at the commemoration rites, where the New Eastern Samar Capitol Building was also inaugurated.

According to Romualdez these measures, along with House Bill 5731 were crafted by the lawmakers to complement one another in providing easier access to basic services to the people.

DAZZLING DANCERS IN RED. Dancers in red

perform at the unveiling of the giant Bonifacio Global City Christmas tree, led by BGC estate executive director Jun Galvez. Also gracing the launch are Taguig Mayor Lani Cayetano, barangay captain Jorge Bocobo, and Fort Bonifacio Development Corp. executives Alfonso Javier Reyes, Lourdes Reyes, and Marc Buencamino.

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A CONGRESSIONAL leader has proposed the creation of a joint committee of the Senate and the House of Representatives to evaluate and help find solution to the nation’s ailing health care system.

In a resolution filed Nov 8, Marikina Rep. Stella Luz Quimbo, senior vice chair of the House Committee on Appropriations, cited the need to urgently address the dire state of the Philippine health care system, characterized by “poor health outcomes, lack of access to quality care, and inefficient allocation of resources.”

Quimbo proposed the creation of a joint committee responsible for the thorough review, assessment and evaluation of the performance of the offices involved in providing access and financing of health care.

The measure is envisioned to serve as the first step toward a potential overhaul of the public health care system.

Under Quimbo’s proposal, five senators and five congressmen will compose the joint committee, to be headed jointly by the chair of the Senate Committee on Health and Demography and the House chair of the Committee on Health.

Quimbo lamented the inequities and inefficiencies that continue to plague the health care system, even with the implementation of landmark health care reform pieces in the last three decades.

These included the creation of a National Health Insurance Program (RA 7875), the devolution of health care to local governments (RA 7160), the promotion of the use of generic drugs (RA 6675), and the universality in PhilHealth coverage (RA 11223), along with other reform initiatives such as the Department of Health’s “Health Sector Reform Agenda”, the “FOURmula One (F!)” and the F1 Plus for health, Kalusugang Pangkalahatan.” Maricel V. Cruz

Comelec eyes caretaker for Negros Or. 3rd district in lieu of special election THE Commission on Elections (Comelec) says the House of Representatives may just appoint a caretaker for the third district of Negros Oriental in lieu of the planned special elections in the area.

Comelec chairman George Garcia made the statement after the poll body cancelled the Dec. 9 special election to pick a new congressman to replace expelled Rep. Arnolfo Teves Jr., a principal suspect in

the assassination of Gov. Roel Degamo of Negros Oriential.

The Comelec made the decision based on a measure about the same matter by the House of Representatives.

“Why proceed with the election when we would have the election by 2025? A caretaker would just be the same. The caretaker would implement projects, with the proposed legislation for and behalf of

the district so it would not be problematic,” Garcia theorized.

He cited the case of Valenzuela Rep.Rex Gatchalian who gave up the seat after he was appointed as Secretary of the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD).

Congress designated Quezon 1st District Rep. Wilfrido Mark Enverga as the legislative caretaker of Valenzuela’s 1st District.

“It is up to the House of Representatives in the meantime to appoint a caretaker. That is what they have been doing in the past,” Garcia said.

The Comelec would have spent around P75 million for the special election in the Third District of Negros Oriental, Garcia noted.

“It is a pure call of the House of Representatives. We cannot even interfere,” he added. Vito Barcelo

Sandigan affirms conviction of former Sarangani governor, aide THE Sandiganbayan on Thursday affirmed its earlier ruling convicting former Sarangani governor Miguel Escobar and his management analyst on graft and malversation of public funds charges, amounting to P450,000.

In a resolution dated Nov.9, the anti-graft court denied a motion for reconsideration filed by Escobar questioning his conviction last August on the graft

charges arising from transactions in 2002 involving financial aid given to a fisherfolk group.

In its previous ruling, the tribunal also found guilty former management analyst Alexis Jude Dela Cruz.

The two men were sentenced to up to 10 years imprisonment and directed to reimburse the provincial government P450,000, plus a fine of P5,000 each.

“All told, accused Escobar and Dela Cruz failed

to show any compelling reason why this Court should re-evaluate their arguments in their Motions and overturn its earlier pronouncement,” Associate Justice Kevin Narce Vivero said in the ruling.

“Anent, accused Escobar’s defense of good faith, we reiterate our ruling in the assailed Decision that he cannot simply invoke good faith to escape liability,” the tribunal said.

Two die in Thursday Parañaque fire, origin still unknown TWO persons reportedly died in a fire that razed a densely populated area in Paranaque City early Thursday morning.

Initial investigation showed that the fire of still unknown origin broke out around 12:30 a.m. on 206 Canaynay Ave., Bernabe Phase 3 in Barangay San Dionisio, resulting in the death of the victims identified only as Bryan, 40, and Salud, 62.

The fire ate up at least 20 house, mostly built with light materials, and dislocated more than 40 families.

Firefighters and private volunteers from southern Metro Manila tapped out the blaze around 2 a.m.

Arson investigators are looking into the cause of the fire and the cost of damage to property.

Records from the Bureau of Fire Protection

showed that most structural fires happened due to faulty electrical lines, unattended gas lamps and candles, cooking stoves, and overheating appliances.

Meanwhile, the government urged the public to be on alert against defective Christmas decorations and other unsafe products that may cause fire and pose harm to human health and the environment during this Yuletide season. Joel Zurbano

ANTI-KAMANDAG RALLY. Members of militant youth groups scuffle with policemen as they stage a lightning rally in front of the United States Embassy in Manila to oppose the Kamandag PH-US military training, joined by troops from South Korea and Japan.

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OPINION

Time to adopt federal form of gov’t AN INTERNATIONAL organization based in Stockholm made a study of 173 democracies worldwide and found that in nearly half of the total, democracies were found to be declining.

This phenomenon listed the areas where the democratic countries were found to be declining, and they are on freedom of expression, freedom of the press, human rights, law enforcement and the rule of law.

This study raises the question: Is democracy right for the Philippines?

I have been a journalist since 1950, and a lawyer at that, which provides me the background to determine whether or not democracy is right for our country.

Santa Banana, we were in the “convent” when the Spanish monarchy had our nation under Spanish rule for 377 years, on “Hollywood” under American rule for 48 years, and under the Japanese Occupation for four years.

The 1987 Constitution would have to be completely and totally overhauled It was on June 12, 1896 when Emilio Agtuinaldo raised the Philippine flag in Cavite to proclaim independence.

Truth to tell, I like, or rather prefer, to live in a democratic country rather than under the dictatorship or authoritarian rule, which we had when then strongman Ferdinand E. Marcos Sr. proclaimed Martial Law on Sept 21, 1972 to cut short the communist insurgents from taking over the country.

But, there are certain historical facts about the Philippines that should not obliterate our past before the discovery of the Philippines

by Magellan for Europe in 1521.

Thus, since the Philippines is an archipelago made up of some 7,000 islands which comprise the three main islands of Luzon, the Visayas and Mindanao, we now have some more than 7,000 dialects. That itself is enough to divide the nation.

(Editor’s Note: There are some 130 to 195 languages spoken in the Philippines, depending on the method of classification.

Almost all are Malayo-Polynesian languages native to the archipelago.)

Yes, we have democracy and we have freedom of expression and the press.

But, Santa Banana, somehow something is lacking in our kind of democracy that national leaders should look further into!

It’s for this reason that I am convinced there’s a dire need to amend the 1987 Constitution to Federalism whereby representation in governance should

be expanded, where all Filipinos, and I mean all Filipinos, should have a voice in governance.

For this reason alone, I believe it’s time we amend the 1987 charter and adopt a Federal form of government, together with a Parliament, to achieve that goal of having all Filipinos have a voice in government.

Under a Federal form of government, with the country now having 14 regions, together with the BARMM or the Bansamoro Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao and the CAR or Cordillera Autonomous Region, I believe we would enhance the kind of democracy we want.

The President and the Vice President would have to be elected at large, and for the routine elements of government we can have a Prime Minister to be elected by the Parliament.

I believe that without a Senate, that often makes the enactment of laws difficult, Parliament would be a more efficient body to enact laws.

Our need for check and balances would remain with the continued maintenance of the judiciary, whose appointment of a Supreme Court Chief Justice would remain with the associate justices, and the members of the Supreme Court would be confirmed by the Commission on Appointments.

Yes, the 1987 Constitution would have to be completely and totally overhauled.

There’s no Constitution in the world that is etched in stone that cannot be overhauled.

It would need the approval by the people in a plebiscite called for that purpose.

There’s a need for us to overhaul the 1987 charter, which to me has become oppressive and Jurassic in many ways, and is crying out for a total overhaul.

It’s also for this reason why I’m glad we have somebody in the Senate like Robin Padilla as chairman of the Senate Committee on Constitutional Amendments and Revision of Codes pushing for Federalism.

He may not have succeeded in his first try at charter amendments last year, but knowing Padilla, the time will come when the people will realize a total overhaul of the charter will provide the people more representation.

In fact, Padilla should let just a couple of years pass for him to renew his advocacy.

Perhaps after the 2025 elections?

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HE House of Representatives deserves commendation for setting aside P15.8 billion in next year’s national budget for school and daycare feeding programs.

The stark reality today is many low-income families are unable to put enough food on the table, with children ending up malnourished and stunted in growth.

This budget, we gathered, will be divided into two: P11.7 billion will be allotted for the Department of Education’s school-based feeding program, while P4.1 billion will be set aside for the Department of Social Welfare and Development’s supplementary feeding program.

The school-based feeding program aims to provide nutritionally balanced meals or food products for 220 days, plus milk for 55 days, to “severely wasted and wasted” or underweight children from Kinder to Grade 6.

This program seeks to fight child hunger that’s been on the increase

as borne out by a recent Social Weather Stations survey that found 10.4 percent of Filipino families experiencing at least one involuntary hunger or being hungry and not having anything to eat.

These feeding programs will help alleviate child hunger, improve the nutrition of learners from foodinsecure households The supplementary feeding program, on the other hand, seeks to supply fortified meals to 2 million preschoolers in public day care centers sponsored by local government units and in supervised neighborhood play groups.

These feeding programs will help alleviate child hunger, improve the nutrition of learners from foodinsecure households and prevent pupils-at-risk from dropping out of school.

The feeding programs should be gradually expanded as a component

their 999th BOT meeting on September 28, they passed Board Resolution 35 where they said LWUA should partially intervene in MCWD operations for six months.

All BOT members except Revil voted in favor of Board Resolution 35.

Under its charter, the LWUA is managed by an Administrator who serves under the guidance of a five-man Board of Trustees headed by the Chairman.

The Administrator sits as an ex-officio member.

When Jewish American money talks, American politicians listen When the window expired, the Israeli military pounded the Gaza Strip with, among others, rockets.

Although the Israelis aimed at Hamas military targets inside the Gaza Strip, particularly the numerous underground tunnels used by Hamas terrorists to penetrate populated areas inside Israel, there were innocent civilian casualties, including children.

Soon thereafter, water, power and telecommunications lines to the Gaza Strip were disconnected.

Food, medicine and fuel supplies bound for the Gaza Strip were blocked by Israeli military ground forces. Overnight, the Gaza Strip became hell on earth.

Meanwhile, the pounding of the Gaza Strip continued.

As expected, the United Nations and its attached agencies sought a temporary ceasefire between both parties to the armed conflict.

The ceasefire was needed for supplying civilians and hospitals caught in the crossfire of the affected areas.

Netanyahu refuses to agree to any temporary ceasefire because to do so is tantamount to Israel and the civilized world surrendering to Hamas.

He reminded the world that Hamas also killed and held hostage many citizens of other countries who were in Israel last October 7.

An angry Netanyahu said the United States did not agree to any ceasefire after Japan made a surprise aerial attack on the American naval base in Pearl Harbor in

Hawaii in December 1941, which opened the Pacific theater of World War II. Being so, Netanyahu said, he finds no reason for Israel to agree to a ceasefire.

Netanyahu maintains the continuous bombardment of the Gaza Strip is necessary to put an end to the Hamas menace once and for all.

Further, Netanyahu revealed that Hamas operatives already attacked a nearby UN center where they diverted UN food, medicine and fuel supplies to Hamas guerillas fighting Israeli miltary ground forces.

Any supplies meant for civilians in the Gaza Strip, Netanyahu said, will only be diverted by Hamas to its armed militants.

To that, UN spokesmen and pro-Hamas elements say Netanyahu is guilty of

children of different nationalities who happened to be in the affected areas. They were brought inside the Gaza Strip where they are currently kept as hostages.

The Hamas military commander took responsibility for the attack.

Iran promptly praised Hamas for the attack and urged the Arab world to join forces with Hamas and eradicate Israel from the world map.

After Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared his country is at war, he ordered the Israeli military to launch reprisal attacks at the Gaza Strip.

Immediately thereafter, the Israeli government gave all Israelis and foreign nationals inside the Gaza Strip and nearby areas a window of several hours to evacuate.

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part of the national government’s antipoverty program.

Improving the nutrition of young learners will help prevent child stunting and help them grow up healthy.

This is an investment in the nation’s future that should be supported by government at both the national and local levels, preferably with the support of non-government organizations and the private sector.

The government can enlist the support of big corporations that can focus on selected schools, for instance, in depressed communities for starters.

Clearly, such an initiative cannot be undertaken by the national government by itself, considering the scope of the problem of hunger and child stunting.

While the P15.8-billion allotment next year for the school and daycare feeding programs is P5 billion or 46 percent bigger than the P10.8 billion for this year, obviously much more funding is needed to make the program achieve its goals.

But the school feeding program is already a big step in the right direction, and should be pursued with even greater vigor in the years ahead.

LWUA’s Waterloo WATER is life, we’re reminded every so often, and we’ll never know its real worth until the well runs dry.

That must have been the reason why the Marcos Jr. administration has time and again expressed concern over the water situation, especially now that we face the dire prospect of a serious water crisis with the El Niño weather phenomenon in the horizon.

The mandate of the Local Water Utilities Authority is to promote and oversee the development of water supply systems in cities and municipalities outside of Metropolitan Manila.

It was created in 1973. But it appears the agency faces challenges in implementing its mandate.

We gathered LWUA Administrator Vicente Homer Revil does not concur with the Board of Trustees on certain issues.

We’ve been informed as well that many if not all of Revil’s proposals for foreignfunded projects that were supposedly designed to address the water problems in the countryside have been turned down by the National Economic Development Authority.

The rift between the LWUA Administrator and the Board of Trustees, we’re told, came to a head when he refused to support a board resolution allowing the agency to exercise its regulatory powers by intervening in the case of Metropolitan Cebu Water District Chairman Jose Daluz III. Cebu City Mayor Mike Rama has ordered the removal of Daluz as head of MCWD, blaming him for Cebu’s perennial water shortages and exorbitant water rates.

But Daluz has refused to budge and claims Rama had no authority to remove him.

The squabble between Rama and Daluz, residents fear, is about to bring Cebu City on the brink of a water crisis.

According to the WCWD, Cebu City alone has a supply deficit of 250 million liters per day. The situation is expected to worsen with the start of the El Niño phenomenon.

The tense situation prompted the LWUA Board of Trustees to take action and in

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The Gaza Strip conundrum

THE on-going hostilities between Israel and the Hamas organization has not only resulted in massive deaths on both sides, but has also ignited a propaganda war.

Israel was established in 1948. Prior to 1948, the land known today as Israel used to be Palestine.

The Palestinians believe Israel seized Palestinian territory and, accordingly, many contemporary Palestinians do not recognize Israeli sovereignty over territory that used to belong to their ancestors.

Hamas was founded in 1987 as a Sunni Islamist political and military resistance group that operates inside the Gaza Strip, which is part of the official territory of Israel.

Its avowed objective, as admitted in its public announcements, is the total destruction of Israel and the elimination of all Israelis.

To achieve that objective, Hamas resorts to terrorism.

Israel, the United States and several other countries consider Hamas as a terrorist organization.

It is an open secret that the rich and powerful Jewish American lobby in the United States Congress makes sure that Washington, D.C. will always help Israel in any armed conflict.

When Jewish American money talks, American politicians listen.

On Oct 7, 2023, thousands of Hamas terrorists launched a surprise attack at key areas in southern and central Israel. An estimated 3,000 rockets were fired at Israeli population centers, killing thousands.

Hamas also abducted many Israeli civilians as well as men, women and

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But Daluz has refused to budge and claims Rama had no authority to remove him Board Resolution 35 had the effect of suspending Daluz and the entire MCWD Board for six months and allowing LWUABOT to name temporary replacements.

This would allow MCWD stakeholders including the Cebu City government to name permanent replacements for Daluz and the members of the Board within six months.

Outvoted, Revil had to abide by the board’s majority decision.

However, as Board Resolution 35 was being routed for the signature of the Board of Trustees, LWUA Board Secretary Danilo Beleno Jr. decided to pull it out and stop the process.

This apparently irked LWUA Chairman Ronnie Ong who immediately summoned Beleno and excoriated him for withdrawing the resolution without securing his approval.

This raised the question of why a mere Board Secretary would take it upon himself to stop the implementation of a BOT resolution previously agreed on during a formal board meeting.

In a four-page Show Cause Order dated October 19, 2023, Ong demanded from

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Beleno and Board Secretary Stephanie Claire Rojas a written explanation on why “they should not be subject to disciplinary measures and administrative penalties” for pulling out Resolution 35 without clearing it first with him.

“Your act of pulling out Board Resolution 35 without my knowledge, consent, or approval (reeks of) bad faith, insubordination, and gross misconduct.

The Board Resolution was passed through a valid meeting of the members of the LWUA BOT, and approved by a majority vote of the same,” the order stated. “(In truth), you did (not) even have a semblance of authority to pull out Board Resolution 35. In fact, I only found out through other means that Board Resolution 35 was pulled out from DPWH, and this was kept secret by your office,” the order said.

The order added: “It is obvious that the surreptitious manner of pulling out such Board Resolution, and not informing me of such before it was pulled out, was to undermine the authority of the Office of the Chairman, and the sitting Board of Trustees of this agency.

“These grave offenses are not only disrespectful to the members of LWUA BOT, but go directly against the values being upheld by the LWUA itself.”

In Ong’s Show Cause Order, it was made clear to Beleno and Rojas that they had overstepped the authority of their Chairman who is their boss just to stop the execution of Resolution 35.

The question raised by those familiar with the issue is whether Beleno and Rojas acted on their own in pulling out the BOT resolution.

Or, perhaps, did someone else order them to do so with the promise of protection of their tenure as Board Secretaries?

The Show Cause Order, it would appear, was approved by all members of the BOT except for Revil.

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genocide for refusing humanitarian aid to enter the Gaza Strip.

Despite 120 countries voting in favor of a resolution before the United Nations on Oct 27, 2023, imploring for a “humanitarian truce” in the war in Gaza, to which, a mere 14 countries voted against this resolution, it appears Israel is hell-bent on ending this war with more violence.

To this end, Israel is preparing a massive ground counter-offensive involving half a million personnel.

It seems the resolution of the Gaza Strip conundrum would be painted by blood and paved by dead bodies of many, including non-combatants.

After all, those involved are humans, although not necessarily, humane.

Unfortunately.

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Megaworld’s nine-month income grew 39%

By Darwin G. Amojelar

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ROPERTY developer Megaworld Corp. booked a 39-percent net income growth in the first three quarters of 2023 on higher sales across its core businesses.

Megaworld launched P69.3-billion The company expects to exceed its year-end reservation sales target worth of projects this year, with three of P130 billion, with its nine-month big projects being rolled out in the tally growing 28 percent to P109.5- third quarter.

These include Uptown Modern in billion. The figure represented 84 percent of the company’s year-end Uptown Bonifacio, Taguig City with P29-billion worth of inventory; Laugoal.

“We are optimistic that we will rent Park in Manhattan Garden City, reach our record revenues by the end Quezon City with P6.5 billion; and of the year across our businesses as Kensington Sky Garden in Upper we continue to capture opportunities East, Bacolod City with P2.5 billion.

“We still have projects to be within and beyond Metro Manila,” said Kevin Tan, chief executive of Al- launched before the year ends,” Tan liance Global Group, the parent com- said.

Leasing revenues from Megaworld pany of Megaworld.

Real estate sales went up by 11 Lifestyle Malls and Megaworld Prepercent year-on-year to P29 billion, mier Offices also grew 17 percent to led by higher project completion P13.3-billion in the first three quarters. rates.

Megaworld Lifestyle Malls imThe company expects to exceed its year-end reservation sales target of proved its revenues by 70 percent to P130 billion, with its nine-month tal- P3.9 billion on higher rental collecly grew 28 percent to P109.5-billion. tions, while Megaworld Premier OfThe figure represented 84 percent of fices posted 3-percent revenue growth to P9.4 billion. the company’s year-end goal.

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HOUSING PARTNERS. P.A. Alvarez Properties and Development Corp. and Japanese partner Hankyu Hanshin Properties Corp. (HHPC) unveil IDESIA San Jose Del Monte—a 15.84-hectare residential project composed of 931 townhouse units and 350 single-attached homes. Joining the groundbreaking ceremony in Sitio Gulod, Sapang Palay Proper, San Jose Del Monte City, Bulacan are (from left) HHPC director Chikara Nakajima, P.A. Properties senior vice president Mark Anthony Bayquen, HHPT managing director Mitsuhiro Nakazawa, P.A. Properties president Marianne Reyna Lina-Cruz, HHPC senior managing director Tomiyuki Matsuda, P.A. Properties chairman Romarico Alvarez, P.A. Properties vice chairman Jonathan Lu, HHPC executive officer Masahiko Toda, P.A. Properties operation director Peter Jude Alvarez and HHPC manager Keiji Okamoto.

ACEN earned P6.6b in three quarters on asset sell-down Manila

Standard 260 Quezada, Christopher y Ramos N214P-0009 TODAY @Toto 261 Quiñones, Noel y Bicoy R216P-177 262 Ragunton, Zosimo y Almienda N204P-1885 continued commissioning at the 44-MW secBy Alena Mae S. Flores 263 Razon, Jeffrey y Dalmase N98P-0850 ond phase of the Arayat-Mexico solar farm 264 Rementiza, Christopher y Mindao D209P-0781 and the 160 MW Pagudpud wind farm, the ACEN Corp., the energy platform of the 265 Rimoral, Jefferson y Alvior N208P-2206 CYAN largest in the country.

Ayala Group, said Thursday its consolidated @Lekoy Manila ACEN’s international portfolio generated Manila Manila net income reached P6.6 billion in the first 266 Rinos, Roderick y Roa D204P-238 Standard Standard 2,405 GWh from January to September, a nine months, up 59 percent year-on-year, Standard TODAY @Jerry Roa @Bambam TODAY TODAY 27-percent rise year-on-year, as New Engboosted by gains from the Salak and Darajat 267 Rom, Antonio y Sardedo N99P-0290 land Solar in New South Wales, Australia 268 Roma, Florencio y Magalso N209P-2249 geothermal plants sell-down. nears full capacity. @Poloy ACEN said in a statement consolidated rev269 Roquin, Leopoldo y Terre N217P-1377 Newly contributing to output in the third enues for January to September increased 13 270 Rosario, Juan y Mansion N200P-2006 quarter were the 420-MW Masaya Solar percent year-on-year to P28.6 billion on the 271 Rullepa, Ronnie y Guinto N97P-2312 farm in Madhya Pradesh, India and the 287back of higher retail customer tariffs and the 272 Saavedra, Juvy y Angeles R207P-101 MW first phase of ACEN’s acquisition of 49 ramp-up of New England Solar in Australia 273 Sades, Fabian y Rodel N203P-3427 percent of Solar NT in Vietnam, a joint venand Pagudpud wind project in the Philippines.

274 Saldo, Marcos y Tayo N98P-1128 ture with Thailand’s SUPER Energy.

“The company continues its healthy 275 Salik, Tho y Rajam D211P-0222 C CYAN YEL “Our strategy to diversify our MAGENTA funding growth trajectory, notwithstanding delays 276 Salome, Nicanor y Sabeniano N201P-1391 Manila sources, with the issuance of the first pesoManila Manila We hope to @Canor Sabeniano Standard in the major renewable projects.

Standard Standard denominated fixed-for-life preferred shares, 277 Salvacion, Christian y Panganiban N99P-2836 TODAY begin commercial operations of around 700 TODAY TODAY further strengthened the company’s financial 278 Salvarello, Maximino y Maghanoy” R200P-201 MW [megawatts] of solar and wind projACEN chief financial officer Cora Dizon 279 Samper, Ricky y Agapan N207P-3349 position in support of its renewables capacects in the Philippines before the summer of 280 San Pascual, Santos y Bulaho N99P-0237 2024,” ACEN president and chief executive Total attributable renewables output ity expansion,” ACEN chief financial officer @Santos San Pascual, Jr Eric Francia said. showed double-digit growth, rising 27 per- Cora Dizon said.

281 Santiago, Mariel y Modina N203P-2790 ACEN said higher core operating earncent to 3,174 gigawatt-hours (GWh) in the 282 Santos, Emar y Consultado L221P-0219 ings, which represent ACEN’s attributable first nine months as the company continued 283 Sarabia, Floriano y Cabusao L220P-0191 share of income from operating units, offset to add new operating capacity in its global @Flong higher overhead and development expenses 284 Sibugan, Benjamin y Lorenzo I220P-0066 portfolio.

285 Sibugan, Jayson y Verano I220P-0067 Renewables generation from Philippine for the period as the company continues to NOTICE NOTICE 286 Silverio, Nixon y Bartolo N206P-3464 operations rose 29 percent to 769 GWhNOTICE with ramp up its renewables expansion.

287 Singh, Ramil y Matalang N203P-2544 Notice is hereby given that HERMA SHIPPING AND Notice is hereby given that HERMA SHIPPING AND Notice is hereby given that HERMA SHIPPING AND CORPORATION with office address at 94 288 Sobia, Ceasar y Telmo N208P-1211 TRANSPORT CORPORATIONTRANSPORT with office address at 94 TRANSPORT CORPORATION with office address at 94 Herma Bldg.

Scout City, Rallos St., Kamuning, Quezon City, is NOTICE Herma Bldg.

Scout Rallos St., Kamuning, Quezon is Herma Bldg. Scout Rallos St., Kamuning, Quezon City, is NOTICE NOTICE 289 Solis, William y Reyes R215P-081 applying for registration with the Board of Investments (BOI) Notice is hereby given to the applying for registration with the Board of Investments (BOI) applying for registration with the Board of Investments (BOI) NoticeN204P-3466 is hereby given to the Notice is (12 hereby given to the as a New Domestic Shipping Operator MB Oil Tanker 290 Soriano, Dominador, Sr y Sabangan Public Deed of Extra as a that Newa Domestic Shipping Operator (12 MB Oil Tanker as a New Domestic Shipping Operator (12 MB Oil Tanker Public that a Deed of Extra Public thatTier a Deed of Extra - MT Mayabong with 1,138 GT) under 1 (Preferred Judicial Estate 291 Suangco, Felipe y Hernandez - MT Settlement Mayabongofwith 1,138 GT) under Tier 1 (Preferred - MT Mayabong with 1,138 GT) under Tier 1 (Preferred JudicialN201P-0030 Settlement of Estate Judicialincluding Settlement of Estate Activities - Infrastructure and Logistics LGU-PPPs has been executed by the heirs Activities Infrastructure and Logistics including LGU-PPPs Activities - Infrastructure and Logistics including LGU-PPPs has been executed by the heirs has been executed by theofheirs 292 Sufrir, Joseph y Velasco N204P-3581 - Water Transport - of Domestic/Inter-island Shipping) the of the late Spouses Teodoro Water Transport Domestic/Inter-island Shipping) the - Water Transport - Domestic/Inter-island Shipping) of the of the late Spouses Teodoro of thePlan late Spouses Teodoro 2022 Strategic Investment Priority (SIPP) of R.A. 293 Sulayao, Danilo y Labasbas N208P-2678 C.2022 Rey,Jr.Strategic & AmeliaInvestment E. Rey, Priority Plan (SIPP) of R.A. 2022 Strategic Investment Priority Plan (SIPP) of R.A. C. Rey,Jr. & Amelia E. Rey, C. Rey,Jr. & atAmelia E. Rey, 11534 (CREATE Act) with home based port Bataan. namely Philip Michael Rey, 11534 (CREATE Act) with home based port at Bataan.

11534 (CREATE Act) with home based port at Bataan.

294 Suson, Ronald y Limsa namelyI214P-0029 Philip Michael Rey, namely Philip Michael Rey, Jennifer Rey Abad, Francis Jennifer Rey Abad, Francis Jennifer Rey Francis @Bitoy Any person with valid objection/s on Abad, the aboveAdrian Rey Galang & Aimee Any person with valid objection/s on the aboveAny person with valid objection/s on the aboveAdrian Rey Galang & Aimee Adrian objection Rey Galangin &writing, Aimee mentioned project may file his/her Christine Rey project Galang may over file his/her 295 Tagam, Edwin y Solana N203P-3198 mentioned objection in writing, mentioned project may file his/her objection in writing, Christine Rey Galang over Christine Reydays Galang over under oath, with the BOI within three (3) from the personal & real properties per under oath, with the BOI within three (3) days from the under oath, with the BOI within three (3) days from the personal & real properties per personal & real properties per 296 Tallada, Eduel y Pecate N98P-2856 date of this publication.

Deed on Nov. 17, dateexecuted of this publication. date of this publication.

Deed executed on Nov. 17, Deed executed on Nov. 17, 2022, before Notary Public 297 Tampos, Arnold y Batawang N206P-3253 2022, before Notary Public 2022, before Notary Public Atty. Marcus Aurellius M. MARY ANN E. RAGANIT (SGD.) MARY ANN E. RAGANIT Atty.

Marcus Aurellius M. Atty.

Marcus Aurellius M. (SGD.) (SGD.) MARY ANN E. RAGANIT 298 Tanis, Jeomar y Dumandos R217P-106 Banares per Doc. No.650, Acting Director Banares per Doc. No.650, Banares per Doc. No.650, Acting Director Acting Director 299 Taurak, Likad y Sarapida N203P-2544 Page 26, Book No. 2, Series Infrastructure and Services Industries Service Page 26, Book No. 2, Series Page 26, Book No. 2, Series Infrastructure and Services Industries Service Infrastructure and Services Industries Service of 2022.

300 Tejero, Jingle D219P-0522 of 2022. of 2022. @Ingle 301 Tejero, Juanillo D219P-0521 @Wanil 302 Tianga, Santiago y Espina N206P-3675 303 Tiburcio, Bobby y Agoot N200P-1106 304 Tiglao, Reynaldo y Moreno N204P-1819 @Tikboy 305 Tillo, Rustico y Magallanes D203P-032 306 Tinggas, Geronimo y Tayros N214P-2197 @Herminio Tinggas y Tayros @Germino Tinggas 307 Togunon, Richie y Andoy N204P-3552 308 Torres, Elmo y Vargas S212P-004 PROJECT OF THE YEAR. GNPower Dinginin Ltd. Co. (GNPD) 309 Torres, Jupiter y Tabiolo N207P-0444 bags a gold award for the Coal Power Project of the Year category 310 Trayco, Edgar y Masola N203P-0031 during the Asian Power Awards 2023, a testimony of the company’s 311 Tubil, Ronaldo y Lasola R203P-055 unwavering commitment to performance and excellence. Shown 312 Tulabing, Domingo y Papa R214P-065 receiving the award is GNPD president and chief executive Dennis Jordan (fourth from left) at the Westin Grand Ballroom in Kuala Lumpur, @Domeng Malaysia on Nov. 8, 2023.

313 Tumanan, Leopoldo y Lis-on D222P-0083 @Poldo 314 Tumanon, Berlito y Estrada N98P-2110 315 Tumlod, Danilo y Laurio N203P-0258 316 Turingan, Andres Jr y Luyun N212P-2324 317 Tutanes, Narciso y Nacaitona L219P-0208 @Boy 318 Unag, Edil y Tawan D217P-0259 319 Untalan, Renato y Sungcaya N217P-4033

By Darwin G. Amojelar 320 Velasco, Danilo y Tremolo S211P-001 @Ibrahim @ Danny ROBINSONS Land Corp. (RLC) posted a 49-percent income 321 Viajedor, Johnny y Pabalate N200P-2356 growth in the third quarter of 2023 to P3.06 billion. @Loloy This brought the company’s net profit in the first three quarters 322 Victor, Esteban y Penis N97P-0065 to P8.84 billion, or 31 percent higher than in the same period last 323 Vigar, Fernando y Bakal N205P-2853 year. This was achieved despite a high base with the recognition of 324 Villacorta, Vicencio y Villamor N217P-2789 profits from its China project in 2022.

325 Villanueva, Felipe y Yañez D208P-0357 Excluding the effect of the China profit from last year, net income 326 Villas, Jimmy y Perucho N205P-2639 327 Villasor, Jerome y Lisoan N204P-0303 attributable to parent company would have increased 64 percent 328 Visaya, Jovito y Habungan N207P-2274 year-on-year in nine months. @Darwin “We are delighted with the outstanding performance across our 329 Yamilo, Antonio y Mamilangan L216P-0163 diversified portfolio of businesses,” said RLC president and chief 330 Yu, Freddie y Atas R213P-106 executive Frederick Go. “These results reflect our commitment to provide timely execution in Any interested party may send his / her written objections / pursuit of excellence, implement strategic initiatives, and unwavering information relevant to the cases of above named persons to the dedication to providing quality and value to our stakeholders,” he said. undersigned not later than thirty (30) days from date of Consolidated revenues amounted to P30.21 billion, down from publication last year’s P35.77 billion.

Robinsons Malls, the cornerstone of RLC’s retail business, saw (Sgd.) ARNIEL N. BONDOC its revenues surge 27 percent to P11.78 billion, contributing 39 percent to the company’s consolidated revenues.

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B4 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2023 Roderick T. dela Cruz Cruz, Editor Alena Mae S. Flores, Assistant Editor business@manilastandard.net extrastory2000@gmail.com

Faster Q3 growth boosted stocks, peso MIAA welcomes P two new foreign HILIPPINE stocks rose for a seventh day following reports that the gross domestic product (GDP) growth picked up to 5.9 percent in the third quarter from 4.3 percent in the second quarter.

LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT.

Alliance Global Group Inc. (AGI) chairman Dr. Andrew Tan (center) receives the Lifetime Contributor Award for the Private Sector from the Asia CEO Awards 2023 for his unparalleled leadership in promoting economic progress and sustainable development and his enduring commitment to helping the Philippines maintain a strong position in the global business community. The recognition is one of two prestigious distinctions that Tan received in a week, with the tycoon also receiving the ‘Nation Builders’ Commendation’ from the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI) in the same week.

With Tan in the photo are distinguished members of the Asia CEO Awards board of judges, namely (from left) Richard Mills, Alex Cabrera, Dr. Bernie Villegas, Don Felbaum and Jun Palafox and Yoly Crisanto of Globe Telecom (third from right), the corporate presenter of the Asia CEO Awards this year.

The 30-company Philippine Stock Exchange index gained 33 points, or 0.54 percent, to close at 6,188.22 Thursday, while the broader all-shares index rose 11 points, or 0.36 percent, to settle at 3,329.38 on a value turnover of P4.6 billion.

Ryota Abe, economist at Asia Pacific Division of Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp. said the third-quarter economic performance was above market expectations.

“The GDP data suggest that the Philippine economy may be more resilient than expected to high interest rates,” he said.

The peso also climbed Thursday to close at 55.89 against the US dollar from 56.06 Wednesday. “The USD/PHP has been moving stably. So, the need for an additional interest rate hikes has become less clear than before. In this respect, chances for the BSP [Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas] to continue to raise its rates have decreased, which is a positive factor for the economic outlook,” said Abe. Data from the Philippine Statistics Authority showed that spending on services continued to grow at a high rate, while spending on goods remained subdued. Despite uneven consumption patterns, private consumption as a whole remained firm and supported the economic growth, said Abe. The services sector grew 6.8 percent in the third quarter, consistent with household spending patterns. “We saw the construction industry has been growing at a high 14.0 percent, reflecting the strong construction investment. Relatively, the manufacturing sector grew by only 1.7 percent, and its contribution remained small at 0.3 percentage points. In general, despite high interest rates, the strength of domestic demand was noticeable,” said Abe. Abe said the Philippine inflation was also slowing, and the adverse effects of interest rate hikes on the economy were so far limited.

TODAY IDC Centre Zapote Street cor Kalayaan Avenue, Brgy. Sta. Cruz, Makati City BALANCE SHEET As of SEPTEMBER 30, 2023

TOTAL ASSETS

the publication of the invitation for comparative proposals in accordance with the Revised 2022 Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) law’s implementing rules and regulations and Investment Coordination Committee (ICC) guidelines.

Following the Swiss challenge, the project is expected to be awarded by May 2024 in case there will be challengers, or it will be awarded to the original proponent by March 2024.

The project construction is expected to be completed within five years from the signing of the contract.

The TPLEX Extension Project, which will be implemented through public-private partnership (PPP), is a 59.4-kilometer four-lane toll road which will start from the 045346 TPLEX in Rosario, La Union (Bank Code) and will terminate at San Juan, La Manila Union. The estimated total project cost is P23.4 billion.

Standard TODAY BOARD OF DIRECTORS

THE National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) Board on Thursday allowed the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) to proceed with the Swiss challenge for the P23-billion Tarlac-PangasinanLa Union Expressway (TPLEX) Extension project.

Chaired by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., the NEDA Board also approved the negotiated parameters, terms and conditions of the TPLEX Extension project between the government negotiation team and San Miguel Holdings Corp. (SMHC), the original proponent.

The DPWH will now proceed with

Manila

ASSETS

CURRENT QUARTER 86,821,571.52 127,634,869.73 1,018,277,956.08 0.00 3,129,228.02 10,000,000.00 0.00 0.00 3,479,129,654.27 3,531,148,998.42 0.00 52,019,344.15 126,247,431.28 0.00 73,473,966.99 133,847,683.10 239,557,374.05 82,307,728.82

AMOUNT PREVIOUS QUARTER 33,975,050.07 102,736,634.78 1,033,492,037.63 0.00 3,129,228.02 10,000,000.00 0.00 0.00 4,040,166,408.40 4,092,488,441.86 0.00 52,322,033.46 127,542,385.17 0.00 74,960,736.90 134,899,908.02 239,557,374.05 69,277,701.69

0.00

0.00

5,380,427,463.86

5,869,737,464.73

LIABILITIES Financial Liabilities at Fair Value through Profit or Loss Deposit Liabilities Due to Other Banks Bills Payable a) BSP (Rediscounting and Other Advances) b) Interbank Loans Payable c) Other Deposit Substitutes d) Others Bonds Payable-Net Unsecured Soubordinated Debt-Net Redeemable Preferred Shares Special Time Deposit Due to Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Other Financial Liabilities Other Liabilities Net Due to Head Office/Branches/Agencies/(Philippine branch of a foreign bank)

0.00 3,994,925,183.12 0.00 480,247,334.30 0.00 480,247,334.30 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 3,992,000.00 0.00 0.00 36,193,604.36 59,575,284.05

0.00 4,101,358,704.15 0.00 570,555,483.24 0.00 570,555,483.24 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 3,992,000.00 0.00 0.00 33,429,885.08 53,391,982.07

TOTAL LIABILITIES

4,574,933,405.83

4,762,728,054.54

981,253,041.47 (19,028,801.11) (156,730,182.33) 0.00

980,569,041.50 45,848,793.16 80,591,575.53 0.00

TOTAL STOCKHOLDERS’ EQUITY

805,494,058.03

1,107,009,410.19

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND STOCKHOLDERS’ EQUITY

5,380,427,463.86

5,869,737,464.73

CONTINGENT ACCOUNTS

-

-

Guarantees Issued Financial Standby Letters of Credit Performance Standby Letters of Credit Commercial Letters of Credit Trade Related Guarantees Commitments Spot Foreign Exchange Contracts Securiites Held Under Custodianship by Bank Proper Trust Department Accounts a) Trust and Other Fiduciary Accounts b) Agency Accounts c) Advisory/Consultancy Derivatives Others

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 3,455.00

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 3,718.00

TOTAL CONTINGENT ACCOUNTS

ISAGANI B. DABA Vice-Chairman ELMO C. BAUTISTA SALVADOR S. COLLANTES, JR. GARIBALDI O. LEONARDO ROMEO A. DE JESUS SEGUNDO R. LANUZA, JR. ATTY. MICKEL M. BORIGAS BENIGNO P. ANDRES ABITO E. SALCEDO III ATTY. ANNABELLE I. OPAMIN BOARD SECRETARY ATTY. SIMEON T. ASIA, JR. EXECUTIVE OFFICER JORGE G. LUMASAG, JR. President & CEO

3,455.00

3,718.00

4,213,225,568.69 682,076,570.27

4,431,819,015.02 339,330,573.16

879,347,763.41 20.87% 197,271,193.14 4.68% 83.48% 77.57%

772,533,849.33 17.43% 433,203,276.17 9.77% 50.70% 43.92%

45.00 199,135,840.21 4.73% 0.00 0.00%

45.00 585,492,253.38 13.21% 0.00 0.00%

14.93% 38.73% -2.58%

16.38% 43.04% 7.98%

13.44 12.50 0.00 0.00

18.50 17.56 0.00 0.00

0.00

0.00

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Gross Total Loan Portfolio (TLP) Specific allowance for credit losses on the TLP Non-Performing Loans (NPLs) a. Gross NPLs b. Ratio of gross NPLs to gross TLP (%) c. Net NPLs d. Ratio of Net NPLs to gross TLP (%) e. Ratio of total allowance for credit losses to gross NPLs (%) f. Ratio of specific allowance for credit losses on the gross TLP to gross NPLs (%) Classified Loans & Other Risk Assets, gross allowance for credit losses DOSRI Loans and receivables, gross allowance for credit losses Ratio of DOSRI loans and receivables, gross of allowance for credit losses, to gross TLP (%) Gross non-performing DOSRI loans and receivables Ratio of gross non-performing DOSRI loans and receivables TLP (%) Percent Compliance with Magna Carta (%) a. 8% for Small Enterprises b. 2% for Medium Enterprises Return on Equity (ROE) (%) Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR) on Solo Basis, as prescribed under existing regulations a. Total CAR b. Tier I CAR c. Common Tier 1 Ratio (%) Deferred Charges not yet Written Down Unbooked Allowance for Credit Losses on Financial Instrument Received

THE Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) on Thursday welcomed Greater Bay Airlines and Batik Air to the growing roster of foreign air carriers flying to the capital.

Greater Bay Airlines mounted flights between Hong Kong and Manila starting Nov. 9, following the successful launch of Hong Kongbased budget airline HK Express and United Airlines’ nonstop flights connecting Manila with San Francisco on Oct. 17.

Malaysia-based Batik Air will start operating daily flights between Kuala Lumpur and Manila on Dec. 1.

The MIAA said the addition of Greater Bay Airlines and Batik Air strengthens Manila’s position among the most internationally-connected airports in the world and boosts the airport’s connectivity.

“We are pleased to welcome Greater Bay Airlines and Batik Air to our growing roster of air carriers.

This expansion reflects our commitment to providing passengers with It aims to extend the expressway an even broader range of travel opand interconnect the Ilocos Region, tions,” said MIAA officer-in-charge Central Luzon and Metro Manila. It is Bryan Co. expected to stimulate economic activThe Ninoy Aquino International ity, mitigate road congestion and proAirport ranked 15th in the Official vide better and safer road access going Airline Guide Megahub Index 2023’s to the Ilocos Region. top 50 global airport megahubs, sixth The project was initially approved among the top international megaby the NEDA Board on June 2, 2023, hubs in the Asia Pacific region and allowing the DPWH to commence negotiation with the original proponent. third among the top 25 low-cost carIt is among the 197 infrastructure flagrier airport megahubs. ship projects (IFPs) of the Marcos adMIAA attributed its ability to acministration. commodate more flights to the effiMeanwhile, NEDA Secretary Arcient schedule management carried senio Balisacan reported that one out by the Airport Integrated Comof the 197 IFPs—the Samar Pacific mand and Control Center (AICCC), CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK Coastal Road Project—was completa critical facility within NAIA that ed. The 18.65-kilometer road project serves as the central hub for coordilinks the towns of Laoang, Catubig nating and controlling airport operaand Palapag by establishing a circumtions related to flight information serferential road around the entire Samar vices and gate planning.

Island.

FR. ANTONIO CECILIO T. PASCUAL Chairman

STOCKHOLDERS’ EQUITY Capital Stock Other Capital Accounts Retained Earnings Assigned Capital

By Joel E. Zurbano

NEDA Board approves Swiss Challenge for TPLEX extension

StandardONE COOPERATIVE BANK (One CB)

Cash and Cash Items Due from Bangko Sentral Ng Pilipinas Due from Other Banks Financial Assets at Fair Value through Profit of Loss Available-for-Sale Financial Assets-Net Held-to-Maturity (HTM) Financial Assets-Net Unquoted Debt Securities Classified as Loans-Net Investments in Non-Marketable Equity Security-Net Loans and Receivable - Net Loans to Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Interbank Loans Receivable Loans and Receivables- Others Loans and Receivables Arising from RA/CA/PR/SLB General Loan Loss Provision Other Financial Assets Equity Investment in Subsidiaries,Associates and Joint Ventures-Net Bank Premises, Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment-Net Real and Other Properties Acquired-Net Non-Current Assets Held for Sale Other Assets-Net Net Due from Head Office/Branches/Agencies, if any (Philippine branch of a foreign bank)

airlines mounting flights to Manila

Republic of the Philippines ) Makati City ) s.s.

METRO PACIFIC INVESTMENTS CORPORATION NOTICE OF SPECIAL SHAREHOLDERS’ MEETING Please be advised that a Special Meeting of the Shareholders of METRO PACIFIC INVESTMENTS CORPORATION (the “Company”) will be held on December 04, 2023 at 1:30 p.m.

The venue of the meeting is at the Multipurpose Hall, Meralco Compound, Ortigas Avenue, Brgy. Ugong, Pasig City. Shareholders may also opt to attend the meeting virtually through a link that will be provided by the Company.

Shareholders who wish to attend the meeting, whether physically or virtually, must inform the Company’s Corporate Secretary by email to corsec@mpic. com.ph no later than November 28, 2023.

The following is the agenda of the Special Meeting of the Shareholders: I. Call to Order II. Certification of Notice and Quorum III. Amendment of the Seventh Article of the Amended Articles of Incorporation of the Company IV. Other Matters V. Adjournment The Board of Directors has fixed the close of business on October 31, 2023 as the record date for the determination of shareholders entitled to notice of and to vote at the Special Shareholders’ Meeting.

Duly accomplished proxies shall be submitted on or before November 28, 2023 to the Office of the Corporate Secretary at 9th Floor, Tower 1, Rockwell Business Center, Ortigas Avenue, Pasig City and/or by email to corsec@mpic.com.ph.

Validation of proxies is set on November 29, 2023.

Shareholders may vote electronically, subject to validation procedures.

The rules and procedures participating in the meeting physically and virtually and for casting their votes in absentia are set forth in the Information Statement.

Very truly yours,

I/We, RODA L. CRUZ and JORGE G. LUMASAG, JR of the above-mentioned bank do solemnly swear that all matters set forth in the above balance sheet are true and correct to the best of my/our knowledge and belief.

RODA L. CRUZ AFD Head

JORGE G. LUMASAG, JR. President & CEO

RICARDO M. PILARES III Corporate Secretary Pasig City (MS-NOV. 9 & 10, 2023)

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2023

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Riera U. Mallari, Editor Randy M. Caluag, Assistant Editor

St. Benilde sweeps UP Volley Club for 2nd win Games on Nov. 14 (Rizal Memorial Coliseum) 8 a.m. – Marikina City vs PGJC Navy (men’s) 10 a.m. – VNS Asereht sv RTU (men’s) 12 p.m. – University of Batangas vs Cignal (men’s) 2 p.m. – Kuya JM-Davao City vs Volida Volleyball Club (men’s) 4 p.m. – Parañaque vs Volida Volleyball Club (women’s) 6 p.m. – Philippine Air Force vs Davao City

Jessa Dorog of St. Benilde scores a kill against two University of the Philippines Volleyball Club defenders in the PNVF Challenge Cup at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum in Manila.

3 PH sambo bets eye podium finish in world championship

By Randy Caluag

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HILIPPINE sambo athletes return to the big stage as they compete in the 85th World Sambo Championships slated on November 10 to 12 in Yerevan, Armenia.

Sambo was not held in the Southeast Asian Games in Cambodia and the recent Asian Games in China and Pilipinas Sambo Federation president Paolo Tancontian hopes that the three-team Filipino squad will make noise again in this combat sport from Russia.

Making the team are the stellar SyTancontian siblings Chino and Sydney and Phnom Penh SEA Games’ kun bokator bronze medalist Godwin Langbayan.

“Ako po ay umaasa na makakatulong ang mga natutunan nila para sa campaign nila ngayon,” said Paolo Tancontian.

Brother-sister tandem Chino and Sidney Sy Tancontian

“Mataas ang pag-asa natin na mag-podium finish sila, we just hope na maganda ang maging pairing ng mga athletes natin for a good start.”

Sydney will compete in the women’s sports sambo +80 kg, Chino in the men’s sport sambo -98 kg, while Langbayan, a

Godwin Langbayan

professional MMA fighter, sees action in the men’s combat sambo -70 kg.

The three are coming off intensive training in Japan along with their teammates in the national squad.

Part of their buildup was technical training with Sensei Tanaka Itakusu

Sensei at the Kawaguchi Wrestling and SAMBO Sports Center; Brazilian jiujitsu drills at the Imanary Jiujitsu Academy and Fight Team Alliance, and training with judo superstars Hifumi and Uta Abe, and Naohisa Takato at Nippon Sports Science.

Langbayan emerged as the silver medal winner in Kuhn Bokator, a martial art sport in Cambodia, last SEA Games in May, while the Sy siblings were gold medalists in the Korea Open Sambo Championships last September.

Sydney is the highest-rated sambo athlete in the country with her bronze medal finish in the 2020 World Sambo Championships in Novi Sad, Serbia.

She beat Spain’s Evadne Huecas in the battle for bronze, while Russian bet Olga Artoshina and Ukraine’s Vasylyna Kyrychenko claimed the gold and silver, respectively.

Last year, Sydney topped her category in the Asian Sambo Championships held in Lebanon.

The three athletes are already in Armenia two-weeks before the tournament to acclimatize themselves to the cold weather.

Del Rosario sizzles but wavers at the finish CHINESE TAIPEI—Pauline del Rosario turned things around with a birdie-spree at the turn until a bogey-bogey windup flipped the tide again for the Filipina ace in the second round of the Party Golfers Ladies Open in Hsinchu county here Thursday.

Del Rosario mounted a stirring fightback from a one-over card after four holes with a six-birdie binge in an eight-hole stretch from No. 9 that moved her within two shots off local ace Ling-Jie Chen at joint second heading to the par-4 17th.

But she lost her momentum in the last two holes and failed to rescue pars after missing both greens, ending up with a second straight 69 for a 138 that kept the ICTSI-backed shotmaker at joint sixth, four shots behind a hot-charging Babe Liu and Chen heading to the last 18 holes

Kick of faith THE Philippine Football Federation has released its 26-man lineup for the country’s opening two games for the FIFA World Cup2026/AFC Asian Cup 2027 Preliminary Joint Qualifiers on Nov. 16 and 21 at the Rizal Memorial Stadium.

Those invited to join the national training pool include goalkeepers Neil Etheridge, Kevin Ray Mendoza and the in-form Patrick Deyto. Joining them in the camp are Carli De Murga, Jefferson Tabinas, Christian Rontini, Jesse Curran, Daisuke Sato, Santiago Rublico and Dennis Villanueva.

Ageless Simone Rota led a strong contingent of Kaya FC Iloilo players in the call

of the NT$4 million championship.

Thai Mim Sangkapong carded a 69, Ching Huang of Chinese-Taipei shot a 71 and erstwhile joint leader Jessica Peng wound up with a 72 as they tied del Rosario at sixth.

Two flights behind, Chen dropped Peng with a frontside 32 then made up for a miscue on No. 12 with three birdies in the next four although she had to settle for a 68 after a bogey on No. 17, enabling a Liu, who produced the tournament-best seven-under 65 spiked by closing backto-back birdies, to force a tie at 134.

“I hit a lot of good second shots that set a lot of birdie chances and I’m very happy to have made almost all my putts,” said Liu, who birdied Nos. 2, 4, 5, 9, 10 14, 17 and 18 against a bogey on No. 12. up along with Audie Menzi, Justin Baas, Marwin Angeles and Jesus Melliza. Pocholo Bugas, Manny and Mike Ott, Kevin Ingreso, Patrick Reichelt, Bienvenido Marañon, Kenshiro Daniels and OJ Porteria also got the invites.

From the initial list that The Designated Kit Man was able to see, Simen Lyngbo and Oskari Kekkonen were the latest to be added in the squad. And of course, “El Capitan” Stephan Schrock is the 26th man on the list.

Missing are fan favorites Gerrit Holtmann, Sebastian Rasmussen, John-Patrick Strauss, Raphael Obermair, Joshua Grommen and a few more. This is no longer surprising considering that most of them are injured, have club duties or are unavailable due to personal reasons.

Equally expected are the rash of comments regarding the composition of the Azkals invited to take on Vietnam and Indonesia in the next two weeks. Sana kung gaano kayo ka-passionate sa kakamura at kakabash sa team, ganu’n din kayo ka-invested bumili ng ticket at manood ng game. Du’n niyo ibuhos ang galit ninyo. If not, just support and pray for the success of the squad despite

“My goal is to shoot four-under for every round, so let’s see how it goes,” she added when asked of her final round game plan.

Chen also banked on her superb approach shots to hit six birdies but rued her bad second shot on No. 17 that saw her overshoot the green and end up with her second bogey.

But she remained upbeat of her chances for a breakthrough win although she expressed surprise after seeing Liu turn in a 65, saying: “I’m shocked that some players just find the course so easy.”

The duo stood three strokes clear of another troika of local bets, Yu-Ju Chen and Tsai-Ching Tseng, who both fired 66s, and LPGA of Taiwan (TLPGA) Order of Merit frontrunner Ya-Chun Chang, who Pauline del Rosario put in a 68, for 137s. the challenges and its limitations.

While it is very easy to say that the squad should include this player and the ones playing in foreign leagues, there are many reasons why they will not be present in Manila when the training camp opens on the 12th. Again, injuries and other reasons.

Just wondering what their agents have to say about their absence in the camp.

On to a feel-good and inspiring story, the other night The Designated Kit Man had an opportunity to catch up with Paolo Bugas of the Davao Aguilas-UMak FC. Bugas earned himself legendary status in the ongoing Copa Paulino Alcantara when he fired a screamer from the parking lot to beat Dynamic Herb Cebu FC goalie Jun Badelic and tie the game at 1-1. Bugas’ exhilarating piece of work, reminiscent of a David Beckham’s golazo for Manchester United against Wimbledon in an English Premier League match in August of 1996, cemented his lore among local football fans. But more importantly, Bugas’ strike sent his team to the finals of the Copa against powerhouse and huge favorite Kaya FC Iloilo.

Which is very deserved. Bugas, who

spent several years away from the pitch during the pandemic to become a full-time dad and take care of his young family– his wife Sara, daughter Scarlett and his bunso, Savi– almost quit football for good.

Despite the surprise over his goal and his cojones to even make an attempt that far, Bugas said it was planned all along. He was just waiting for the perfect time to unleash it. He already tried it during the first leg of the semifinals, but Badelic was up to the task then.

“Alam namin kasi game plan nila, which was to attack all game long. So we focused more on the defensive side so expected na pati si Jun (Badelic) ay aangat din. I have been observing him since the first half talaga. Feeling ko my chance talaga pag tri-nay ko. Naghahanap lang talaga ako ng tiyempo at puwesto. So nu’ng bumuka depensa at nakita ko puwesto ni Jun Jun malayo sa goal, ayun!” Bugas shared.

Stay safe. Stay happy peeps!

For comments or questions, you can reach The Designated Kit Man at erel_cabatbat@yahoo.com or follow his account at Twitter: @erelcabatbat

COLLEGE of St. Benilde clobbered the University of the Philippines Volleyball Club, 25-20, 25-18, 25-10, for its second straight win in the Philippine National Volleyball Federation (PNVF) Challenge Cup on Thursday at the Rizal Memorial Coliseum in Manila.

The Lady Blazers, two-time reigning champions of the NCAA, bagged the win in only 86 minutes of play and zoomed to a 2-0 record in Pool A of the 16-team women’s division.

St. Benilde has yet to yield a single set after also sweeping Parañaque City, 256, 25-25-20, 25-17, in a superb start in the PNVF Challenge Cup supported by the Philippine Sports Commission headed by chairman Richard Bachmann, PLDT, Rebisco, Akari, Foton and CBPI. The Lady Blazers have one last assignment against the Volida Volleyball Club next week to complete a Pool A sweep and advance in the Challenge Cup quarterfinals of the PNVF headed

by Ramon “Tats” Suzara.

Earlier, UP Diliman eclipsed La Salle-Dasma, 25-16, 25-27, 25-8, 25-16, for a 2-0 slate in Pool D after also wiping out Lyceum of the Philippines University-Batangas, 25-14, 25-11, 25-17, on Wednesday night.

Arellano, likewise, ran away with a straight-sets victory against the University of Batangas, 25-18, 25-17, 25-19, for a winning start in Pool C. In men’s play, the University of Batangas made up for the loss of its women’s team by cruising past the Volida Volleyball Club, 25-14, 25-12, 25-11, in Pool A, while Emilio Aguinaldo College debuted with a 25-16, 25-20, 23-25, 25-15 win over Sta. Rosa City in Pool D. The 36-team PNVF Challenge Cup, formerly known as the Champions League, will take a week-long break before plunging back into action on Nov. 24 to 23 for 10 straight days of action to determine the quarterfinalists.

The playoffs then come off the wraps on Nov. 25 and 26 in a series of knockout duels until the championship for the first crown of the retooled Challenge Cup featuring 20 teams in the men’s and 16 squads in the women’s division.

Silay bets hog spotlight in PPS tennis THE Mayor Joedith Gallego National Junior Tennis Championships gets going Friday at the Silay courts in Negros Occidental with the aim of providing a platform for young talents to showcase their skills.

Close to 200 players are clashing for top honors in various age-group categories with Hannah Divinagracia, Louchelaj Estember and siblings Guillerma and Gennalyn Makilan leading the chase in the girls’ 18-and-under side. Jeremy Napiere, Miguel Alarcon, Enzo Alipo-on and Jay Lorico, on the other hand, banner the cast in the boys’ class of the premier category of the Group 1 tournament presented by Dunlop.

The boys’ 16-, 14- and 12-and-U categories all drew packed 32-player draws, underscoring the enthusiasm of the young players not only to excel this week but also with an eye on future prospects.

This marks the first time that Silay City is hosting this kind of tournament, reflecting the city’s commitment to encourage its youth and at the same time enhance the qualify of tennis among local players.

Mayor Gallego has pledged to make it an annual event as part of the city’s sports program.

“We want to inspire the youth to pursue tennis as a sport and potentially secure opportunities to join top universities in Manila in the future,” said Mayor Gallego.

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LIFE

C4 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2023 Nickie Wang, Editor Angelica Villanueva , Writer E-mail: lifeandshow.manilastandard@gmail.com

Healing our inner child opens the door to selfdiscovery, selfacceptance, and profound sense of inner peace

Our inner child is a vital part of our emotional landscape that is shaped by the experiences and traumas of our early years

Embracing our inner child

N

How to reconnect with the past to heal the present

O MATTER how seemingly happy or carefree our childhood may have been, each of us may unknowingly carry a wounded inner child within. I learned about this after attending numerous online workshops for self-improvement and personal development at the height of the pandemic. By following psychologists and mental health experts on social media, I was also exposed to several ways of addressing our inner child.

By interacting with several people, I learned that there are certain incidents and experiences in our childhood that may have caused a negative impact on our well-being. The emotional damage

may resurface in different forms and triggered by the simplest things.

As I discovered, the inner child is a vital part of our emotional landscape, shaped by the experiences and traumas of our early years.

Although we may have grown physically, our inner child remains the same, yearning for love, validation, and healing. The process of inner child healing invites us to reconnect with this vulnerable, authentic part of ourselves, nurturing it back to wholeness. It’s a deeply personal journey that can lead to profound self-discovery, self-acceptance, and inner peace.

Different sources inspired this piece I found online and a TikTok video reposting an old episode of The Oprah Winfrey Show featuring a live inner child healing meditation. It was so powerful that I was prompted to summarize the things I took note of in recent years.

Understanding the inner child Our inner child represents the sum of our earliest memories, emotions, and unmet needs. It’s the part of us that was shaped by the way we were raised, the interactions we had with our caregivers, and the experiences that left their mark on us.

Whether we experience neglect, abandonment, or in some cases, forms of abuse, these early wounds can continue to influence our adult lives, impacting

our relationships, self-esteem, and emotional wellbeing.

Healing your inner child Inner child healing is a therapeutic process that helps us reconnect with and nurture our wounded inner child. It allows us to offer the love, care, and validation some of us may not have received as children. Here are some basic tips I gathered to help you embark on this journey of healing.

Self-reflection: Begin by reflecting on your childhood experiences and how they have shaped you. What were the significant events or traumas that left an impact on your inner child? Journaling can be a helpful tool for this self-exploration.

Reconnect with memories: Recall and revisit your childhood memories, both the joyful moments and the painful ones. This helps you understand the emotional landscape of your inner child and identify unmet needs.

Self-compassion: Show yourself the same kindness and compassion you would offer to a young child.

Acknowledge that it’s okay to have vulnerabilities and fears.

Inner dialogue: Engage in a loving inner dialogue with your inner child. Imagine speaking to this younger

version of yourself, offering comfort, reassurance, and guidance.

Creative expression: Use creative outlets like art, music, or writing to express your emotions and experiences. This can be a powerful way to connect with your inner child.

Seek professional help: Consider working with a therapist or counselor experienced in inner child healing.

They can provide guidance and support throughout your journey.

Inner child meditation: Practice meditation techniques designed to help you connect with and heal your inner child.

These exercises can be incredibly healing and transformative. You may check out free meditation guides on streaming platforms Spotify and YouTube.

Set boundaries: Establish healthy boundaries in your adult relationships. Learning to say no and prioritize selfcare is a vital step in protecting and nurturing your inner child.

Self-care: Prioritize self-care practices that nourish your emotional well-being. This might include exercise, a healthy diet, and mindfulness exercises.

Journaling is also a powerful self-care activity.

Forgiveness: Forgive yourself and those who may have caused you harm during your formative years.

Forgiveness is a powerful tool for letting go of past wounds and finding inner peace.

Inner child healing is a deeply personal journey, one that leads to living the best life the way we know how. As we head over to a new year in a few months, there is no better time to reconnect with and embrace our inner child than now.

Note: It is still best to seek professional help by consulting board-certified psychiatrists and psychologists to improve our mental health.

For your random thoughts, you may e-mail randomrepublika@gmail.com.

US immigration lawyer comes home for Manila mission IT HAS been a hectic and productive few weeks for US immigration lawyer Marlene F. Gonzalez. Her recent visit to Manila was primarily to educate, provide assistance, and inform Filipinos about how to work and live in the United States of America.

The Filipino-American attorney’s main focus was to provide information to Filipinos who want to visit the US, whether as a tourist, a professional, or unskilled workers. Her Philippine visit began with a successful three-day expo at the Megatrade Hall on September 29, where she gave free consultations to people interested in visiting and migrating to the US. Attorney Gonzalez also conducted a free immigration seminar on October 7 where she met with nurses and businessmen who wanted to seek greener pastures in America.

Attorney Gonzalez’s efforts to help and educate, especially abused Filipinos in the US, were made loud and clear when she was interviewed on NET25’s Open for Business.

Those with immigration queries can catch her on NET25’s Kada Umaga every Friday. She can also be reached online through her law firm’s website, www.us-journey.com.

Couples solemnize their love and commitment at ‘Kasalan sa SM’

Love rooted in faith

Seventeen couples say ‘I do’ in a mass wedding

Immigration lawyer Marlene F. Gonzalez visits Manila to provide assistance to Filipinos who want to visit the US

FELICIDAD T. Sy Foundation (FTSFI), an affiliate of the SM Foundation, hosted a mass wedding for 17 couples at the Shrine of Jesus, the Way, the Truth, and the Life, located within the Mall of Asia (MOA) complex.

The seventh Kasalan sa SM offered a platform for couples from the SM group to solemnize their love and commitment within the sanctified confines of the Catholic Church.

The event also stood as a testament to the FTSFI’s commitment to enriching the Catholic faith

of Filipinos and promoting the value of beginning family life centered on faith.

The mass wedding was followed by a reception at the shrine’s St. John Paul Hall where the newlyweds and their guests gathered to celebrate their new beginnings.

FTSFI’s commitment to the Filipino people extends beyond the mass wedding, as they continue to create opportunities for Filipinos to embrace their faith and create meaningful, faith-centered family lives.

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 22 - BALER, AURORA PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : BALER BARANGAY : POBLACION (I, II, III, IV & V) (Continuation)

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE MANILA

DEPARTMENT ORDER NO. 069 - 2023

STREET/SUBDIVISION GLORIA ST.

October 13, 2023

SUBJECT

TO

:

IMPLEMENTATION OF THE REVISED SCHEDULES OF ZONAL VALUES OF REAL PROPERTIES IN THE MUNICIPALITIES OF BALER, CASIGURAN, DILASAG, DINALUNGAN, DINGALAN, DIPACULAO, MARIA AURORA AND SAN LUIS, PROVINCE OF AURORA (3RD REVISION), WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF REVENUE DISTRICT OFFICE NO. 22 - BALER, AURORA, REVENUE REGION NO. 4 - CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, PAMPANGA FOR INTERNAL REVENUE TAX PURPOSES.

:

LUMASAC ST. MABINI ST.

All Internal Revenue Officers and Others Concerned

Under Section 4 of Republic Act No. 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, the Commissioner is hereby authorized 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.

P. LOPEZ ST.

By virtue of said authority and after the conduct of posting of zonal values in lieu of public hearing pursuant to Revenue Memorandum Order No. 31-2019 conducted on June 14, 2022 to July 21, 2022, the Commissioner of Internal Revenue has determined the zonal values of real properties in the Municipalities of Baler, Casiguran, Dilasag, Dinalungan, Dingalan, Dipaculao, Maria Aurora and San Luis, Province of Aurora (3rd Revision), within the jurisdiction of Revenue District Office No. 22 - Baler, Aurora, Revenue Region No. 4 - City of San Fernando, Pampanga.

RECTO ST.

This Order is therefore issued to implement the revised schedule of zonal values of real properties for purposes of computation of 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 City Assessor and (2) the gross selling price/consideration as shown in the duly notarized document of sale or transfer of real property.

PALISPIS ST. QUEZON ST.

RECTO EXT (PROV’L ROAD)

RIZAL ST. SAN LUIS ST.

This Order shall take effect immediately.

BENJAMIN E. DIOKNO Secretary of Finance

T. MOLINA ST.

RECOMMENDED BY: ZABALI ROAD

ROMEO D. LUMAGUI, JR. Commissioner of Internal Revenue

ZAMORA ST.

DEFINITION OF TERMS RESIDENTIAL LAND/CONDOMINIUM HABITATION. COMMERCIAL

PRINCIPALLY DEVOTED TO

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

INDUSTRIAL

DEVOTED PRINCIPALLY TO INDUSTRY AS CAPITAL.

AGRICULTURAL

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

GENERAL PURPOSE

VICINITY

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.

ALL OTHER STREETS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. QUEZON ST. - BURGOS EXT. RR 4,400.00 CR 8,000.00 BURGOS EXT. - PUBLIC MARKET RR 4,400.00 CR 7,200.00 MABINI ST. - QUEZON ST. / QUEZON ST. - RIZAL ST. RR 5,200.00 CR 8,900.00 RIZAL ST. - ZAMORA ST. / ZAMORA ST. - BURGOS ST. RR 5,200.00 CR 8,100.00 T. MOLINA ST. - BURGOS ST. RR 4,400.00 CR 7,450.00 ALONG MABINI ST. RR 5,200.00 CR 7,900.00 ALONG P. LOPEZ ST. RR 5,200.00 CR 8,900.00 ALONG PALISPIS ST. RR 4,400.00 CR 7,200.00 ALONG QUEZON ST. RR 6,500.00 CR 11,400.00 MABINI ST. - QUEZON ST. RR 5,200.00 CR 8,900.00 QUEZON ST. - RIZAL ST. / RIZAL ST. - ZAMORA RR 5,200.00 ST. / ZAMORA ST. - BURGOS ST. CR 8,100.00 BURGOS ST. - DIKE ST. / DIKE - PUBLIC MARKET RR 5,200.00 / PUBLIC MARKET - SOUTH RECTO CR 8,100.00 ALONG RIZAL ST. RR 5,200.00 CR 8,100.00 PROPOSED ST. - DELA TORRE ST. / DELA RR 5,200.00 TORRE ST. - P LOPEZ ST. / P. LOPEZ ST QUEZON ST. / QUEZON ST. - T. MOLINA ST. / MOLINA ST. - RIZAL ST. / RIZAL ST. - ZAMORA ST. / ZAMORA ST. - BURGOS ST. CR 8,100.00 ALONG T. MOLINA ST. RR 5,200.00 CR 8,100.00 ALONG PUBLIC MARKET RR 5,100.00 (lots nearby, adjacent or opposite the market) CR 9,700.00 BURGOS ST. - DIKE ST. RR 4,700.00 CR 7,200.00 ALONG ZAMORA ST. RR 4,900.00 CR 7,200.00 ALL OTHER STREETS RR 4,200.00 CR 6,600.00 VICINITY

CODE CLASSIFICATION GL Government Land GP*

CR

Commercial Regular

RC

Residential Condominium

CC

Commercial Condominium

X

Institutional

CL

Cemetery Lot

APD

Area for Priority Development

A

Agricultural

PS

Parking Slot

I

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : BALER BARANGAY : BUHANGIN STREET/SUBDIVISION ANGARA ST. (NAT’L. RD.)

VICINITY BITONG EXT - MABINI ST. SAN LUIS EXT. - PUDOK BRIDGE PUDOK BRIDGE - AGUANG BRIDGE

MIJARES SUBDIVISION

WITHIN THE SUBDIVISION

ALL LOTS

ALONG BARANGAY ROAD ALONG THE BEACH

General Purposes Industrial

AGRICULTURAL LANDS A1

Riceland Irrigated

A26

Bamboo Land

A2

Riceland Unirrigated

A27

Peanut Land

A3

Upland

A28

Soy beans Land

A4

Coco Land

A29

Grape vineyard

A5

Citrus Land

A30

Pepper Land

A6

Fishpond

A31

Mineral Land

A7

Swamp

A32

Non Metallic mineral Land

A8

Nipa Land

A33

Coal Deposit

A9

Cotton Land

A34

African Oil Land

A10

Cogon

A35

Rubber Land

A11

Abaca Land

A36

Forest Land/Timber Land

A12

Orchard

A37

Horticultural Land

A13

Pineapple Land

A38

Salt Beds

A14

Banana Land

A39

Seashore

A15

Pasture Land

A40

Resort

A16

Corn Land

A41

Sandy/Stony

A17

Sugar Land

A42

Prawn pond

A18

Tobacco Land

A43

Sorghum

A19

Cacao

A44

Ipil-ipil

A20

Lanzones

A45

Kangkong

A21

Durian

A46

Zarate

A22

Rambutan

A47

Vegetable Land

A23

Mango

A48

Coffee

A24

Mangrove

A49

Mountainous / Hilly Areas

A25

Camote/Cassava

A50

Other Agricultural Lands

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

BUREAU OF INTERNAL REVENUE REVENUE REGION NO. 4 - CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, PAMPANGA REVENUE DISTRICT OFFICE NO. 22 - BALER, AURORA PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : BALER BARANGAY : POBLACION (I, II, III, IV & V) STREET/SUBDIVISION ANGARA ST.

AURORA ST.

BITONG ST.

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 5,200.00 BITONG EXT - MABINI ST. / MABINI ST. / MABINI ST. - QUEZON ST. / QUEZON ST. - RIZAL ST. CR 8,100.00 / RIZAL ST. - ZAMORA ST. / ZAMORA ST. BURGOS ST. / BURGOS ST. - CENTRAL SCHOOL / NORTH ANGARA-BITONG EXT. VICINITY

BONIFACIO ST.

4,400.00

CR

7,200.00

ANGARA ST. - BITONG EXT. - MABINI ST. / RIZAL ST. ZAMORA ST. / ZAMORA ST. - BURGOS ST. / BURGOS ROAD

RR

4,400.00

ALL LOTS

CR

7,200.00

RR

4,400.00

ALL LOTS

CR

8,000.00

RR

4,400.00

CR

7,200.00

RR

4,700.00

CR

8,900.00

RR

5,200.00

CR

8,900.00

RR

4,400.00

CR

8,900.00

RR

5,200.00

CR

8,900.00

RR

4,400.00

CR

7,200.00

RR

5,200.00

CR

8,900.00

RR

4,400.00

CR

7,200.00

QUEZON ST. - RIZAL ST. RIZAL ST. - ZAMORA ST. / ZAMORA ST. - BURGOS ST.

BONIFACIO ST. (BIHASA ST.) BURGOS ST. BURGOS EXT.

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : BALER BARANGAY : CALABUANAN

RR

QUEZON ST. - RIZAL ST.

BURGOS ST. - PUBLIC MARKET ALONG BURGOS ST. BONIFACIO ST. - GLORIA ST.

BURGOS EXT. CARRASCO ST.

MABINI ST. - QUEZON ST. / QUEZON ST. - RIZAL ST. / RIZAL ST. - ZAMORA ST. / ZAMORA ST. - BURGOS ST.

DELA TORRE ST.

ALONG DELA TORRE ST.

STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 2,300.00 CR 5,200.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 4,600.00 RR 1,600.00 CR 4,600.00 RR 2,000.00 CR 4,600.00 RR 1,500.00 CR 4,000.00 RR** 3,500.00 CR** 7,000.00 I 4,200.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A4 37.00 A5 37.00 A6 49.00 A7 15.00 A8 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A40 7,000.00 A41 15.00 A48** 37.00 A50 13.00 RR 1,400.00 CR 3,000.00 I 2,250.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 32.00 A5 31.00 A6 39.00 A7 13.00 A8 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A41** 13.00 A48** 31.00 A50 11.00

STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY ALONG NATIONAL/PROVINCIAL ROAD ALONG NATIONAL/PROVINCIAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,900.00 CR 4,600.00 RR 1,700.00 CR 4,000.00 I 1,800.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A4 37.00 A5 37.00 A6 49.00 A7 15.00 A8 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. A41** 15.00 A48** 37.00 A50 13.00 RR 1,400.00 CR 3,000.00 I 1,500.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 32.00 A5 31.00 A6 39.00 A7 13.00 A8 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 26.00 A28** 26.00 A30** 26.00 A41** 13.00 A48** 31.00 A50 11.00

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : BALER BARANGAY : OBLIGACION STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY

ALL LOTS

ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,400.00 CR 3,200.00 I 1,800.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A4 37.00 A5 37.00 A6 49.00 A7 15.00 A8 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A40 3,200.00 A41 15.00 A48** 37.00 A50 13.00 RR 1,200.00 CR 2,800.00 I 1,500.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 32.00 A5 31.00 A6 39.00 A7 13.00 A8 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A40 2,800.00 A41 13.00 A48** 31.00 A50 11.00

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : BALER BARANGAY : PINGIT STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY

ALL LOTS

ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

**Newly identified classification

BALER INSTITUTE - DE LA TORRE ST.E ST. / DE LA TORRE ST.E ST. - P. LOPEZ ST. / P. LOPEZ ST - QUEZON ST. / QUEZON ST. - RIZAL ST. / RIZAL ST. - ZAMORA ST. / ZAMORA ST. - BURGOS ST.

MABINI ST. - QUEZON ST.

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : BALER BARANGAY : CALABUANAN (Continuation)

ALL LOTS

D1

mst.daydesk@gmail.com

**Newly identified classification

CLASSIFICATION LEGEND: CODE CLASSIFICATION RR Residential Regular

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2023

**Newly identified classification

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,700.00 CR 4,000.00 I 1,800.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5 37.00 A6 49.00 A7 15.00 A8 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A40 4,000.00 A41 15.00 A48** 37.00 A50 13.00 RR 1,500.00 CR 3,400.00 I 2,100.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5 31.00 A6 39.00 A7 13.00 A8 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A40 3,400.00 A41 13.00 A48** 31.00 A50 11.00

2

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2023

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 22 - BALER, AURORA

mst.daydesk@gmail.com PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : BALER BARANGAY : RESERVA STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD ALONG THE BEACH ALONG THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,600.00 CR 4,000.00 RR** 3,425.00 CR** 7,000.00 I 3,750.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A4 37.00 A5 37.00 A6 49.00 A7 15.00 A8 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A40 7,000.00 A41 15.00 A48** 37.00 A50 13.00 RR 1,300.00 CR 3,400.00 I 2,500.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 32.00 A5 31.00 A6 39.00 A7 13.00 A8 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A40 3,400.00 A41 13.00 A48** 31.00 A50 11.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : BALER BARANGAY : SUCLAYIN (Continuation) STREET/SUBDIVISION QUEZON ST.

ALL OTHER LOTS

ALL LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. EAST QUEZON ST. - GLORIA ST. / GLORIA ST. - CAPITOL ST. RR 2,300.00 CR 8,000.00 CAPITOL ST. - NFA / NFA - PREMIERE HOSPITAL RR 2,300.00 / PREMIERE HOSPITAL- WELCOME CR 8,000.00 ALONG BARANGAY ROAD RR 1,800.00 CR 3,400.00 I 2,750.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A4 37.00 A5 37.00 A6 49.00 A7 15.00 A8 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14 35.00 A15 23.00 A50 13.00 INTERIOR LOTS RR 1,500.00 CR 2,300.00 I 1,500.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 32.00 A5 31.00 A6 39.00 A7 13.00 A8 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14 31.00 A15 19.00 A50 11.00 VICINITY

STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY

T MOLINA ST

ALONG T. MOLINA ST.

BUTON ST*

ALONG BUTON ST (Baler Beach)

RIVERSIDE ROAD*

ALONG RIVERSIDE (Baler Beach)

CHARLIE’S POINT*

ALONG CHARLIE’S POINT (Baler Beach)

BAYWALK*

ALONG BAYWALK (Baler Beach)

ALL LOTS

ALONG SABANG BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 2,300.00 CR 8,000.00 RR** 6,300.00 CR** 8,000.00 RR** 6,300.00 CR** 8,000.00 RR** 6,300.00 CR** 8,000.00 RR** 6,300.00 CR** 8,000.00 RR 6,300.00 CR 8,000.00 RR 2,200.00 CR 6,000.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A4 37.00 A5 37.00 A7 15.00 A8 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A39 27.00 A40 8,000.00 A41 15.00 A48** 37.00 A50 13.00 RR 1,800.00 CR 3,400.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A4 32.00 A5 31.00 A7 13.00 A8 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A40 3,400.00 A41 13.00 A48** 31.00 A50 11.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : BALER BARANGAY : ZABALI STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD ALONG THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

STREET/SUBDIVISION BURGOS EXT.

BONIFACIO ST. - GLORIA ST. GLORIA ST. - CAPITOL ST.

CAPITOL ST.

CAPITOL ST. - BURGOS EXT. / BURGO EXT. FERRERAS ST. / FERRERAS ST. - PINGIT-ZABALI ROAD

JACOB ST.*

ALONG JACOB ST.

KABIRAN ST.

QUEZON ST. - CAPITOL ST. / CAPITOL ST. - QUEZON ST. ALONG PUBLIC MARKET (lots nearby, adjacent or opposite the market)

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 2,300.00 CR 8,900.00 RR 2,300.00 CR 8,000.00 RR 2,300.00 CR RR** CR** RR CR RR CR

8,000.00 2,300.00 8,000.00 2,300.00 8,000.00 5,100.00 8,000.00

INTERIOR LOTS

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : CASIGURAN BARANGAY : POBLACION (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 & 8) STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY

ALHAMBRA ST.

LIWAYWAY ST. / LIWAYWAY ST.-ANGARA ST. / ANGARA ST.-RIZAL ST. / RIZAL ST.-QUEZON ST.

ANGARA ST.

ALHAMBRA ST-CALDERON ST / CALDERON ST.BURGOS ST. / BURGOS ST. - ZAMORA ST. / ZAMORA ST- GOMEZ ST / GOMEZ ST- PATERNO ST

BURGOS ST.

LIWAYWAY ST. / LIWAYWAY ST.-ANGARA ST. / ANGARA ST.-RIZAL ST. / RIZAL ST.-QUEZON ST.

CALDERON ST.

LIWAYWAY ST. / LIWAYWAY ST.-ANGARA ST. / ANGARA ST.-RIZAL ST. / RIZAL ST.-QUEZON ST.

GALA ST.

DORO ST. / DORO ST.-LIWAYWAY ST. / LIWAYWAY ST.-ANGARA ST. / ANGARA ST.-LOPEZ ST. / LOPEZ ST.-RIZAL ST. / RIZAL ST.-QUEZON ST.

GOMEZ ST.

LIWAYWAY ST. / LIWAYWAY ST.-ANGARA ST. / ANGARA ST.-RIZAL ST. RIZAL ST.-QUEZON ST. / QUEZON ST.

LIWAYWAY ST. LOPEZ ST.

ALHAMBRA ST.-CALDERON ST. / CALDERON ST.-BURGOS ST. / BURGOS ST. - ZAMORA ST. ZAMORA ST- GOMEZ ST / GOMEZ ST FROM PATERNO-WEST / FROM PATERNO-EAST

MERCADO ST.

OSMENA ST-PATERNO ST. / PATERNO ST. - MERCADO ST. ANGARA ST.-LOPEZ ST. / LOPEZ ST.-RIZAL ST.

OSMEÑA ST.

ANGARA ST.-RIZAL ST. / RIZAL ST.-QUEZON ST. QUEZON ST. - WELCOME

PATERNO ST.

LIWAYWAY ST.-ANGARA ST. / ANGARA ST.-LOPEZ ST. / LOPEZ ST.-RIZAL ST. / RIZAL ST.-QUEZON ST.

PESCADOR ST.

LOPEZ ST.-RIZAL ST.

QUEZON ST.

Along Quezon Street ALHAMBRA ST- CALDERON ST / CALDERON ST. - BURGOS ST. / BURGOS ST. - ZAMORA ST. / ZAMORA ST.-GOMEZ ST. / GOMEZ ST- OSMENA ST / OSMENA ST- PATERNO ST / PATERNO ST. - PESCADOR ST. / CALDERON ST.- ZAMORA AT. ALHAMBRA ST-CALDERON ST / CALDERON ST.-BURGOS ST. / BURGOS ST-ZAMORA ST / ZAMORA ST. - GOMEZ ST. / GOMEZ ST-OSMENA ST / OSMENA ST. - PATERNO ST. / PATERNO ST- MERCADO ST / MERCADO ST.-PESCADOR ST PATERNO ST. - EAST / PATERNO ST.-WEST

RIZAL ST.

VICINITY

VICINITY

NATIONAL ROAD

ALONG NATIONAL ROAD

BARANGAY ROAD

ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,700.00 CR 6,000.00 RR** 3,400.00 CR** 6,500.00 I 4,000.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5 37.00 A6 49.00 A7 15.00 A8 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14 35.00 A15 23.00 A24** 29.00 A40 6,500.00 A41 15.00 A50 13.00 RR 1,500.00 CR 3,400.00 I 1,500.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5 31.00 A6 39.00 A7 13.00 A8 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14 31.00 A15 19.00 A24** 23.00 A40 3,400.00 A41 13.00 A50 11.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : CASIGURAN BARANGAY : CALABGAN STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY

ALL LOTS

WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

STREET A/B

SOUTH OF QUEZON

ZAMORA ST.

ANGARA ST.-RIZAL ST. / LIWAYWAY ST.-ANGARA ST. QUEZON RIZAL ST. - QUEZON ST.

ALL OTHER STREETS *Newly identified streets **Newly identified classification

ALL OTHER STREETS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 3,000.00 CR RR

5,100.00 3,000.00

CR RR

5,100.00 3,000.00

CR RR

5,100.00 3,000.00

CR RR

5,100.00 3,000.00

CR RR CR RR CR RR

5,100.00 3,000.00 5,100.00 3,000.00 5,100.00 3,000.00

CR RR CR RR RR CR RR CR RR CR RR

5,100.00 2,700.00 4,400.00 2,700.00 2,700.00 4,400.00 3,000.00 5,100.00 3,100.00 5,100.00 2,700.00

CR RR CR CR RR

4,400.00 2,700.00 4,400.00 5,100.00 3,000.00

RR

3,000.00

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

3,000.00 5,100.00 2,700.00 4,400.00 3,000.00 4,800.00 3,000.00 5,200.00 3,100.00 5,200.00 2,500.00 4,400.00

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR** 2,200.00 CR** 2,400.00 RR 1,700.00 CR** 2,100.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 13.00 RR 1,300.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 13.00 A8** 25.00 A10 20.00 A12 24.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 13.00 A41** 13.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 11.00

**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : BALER BARANGAY : SUCLAYIN

STREET/SUBDIVISION

**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : BALER BARANGAY : SABANG

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : CASIGURAN BARANGAY : BIANOAN

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,900.00 RR 1,700.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 13.00 RR 1,300.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A7** 13.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 24.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 13.00 A41** 13.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 11.00

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : CASIGURAN BARANGAY : CALANGCUASAN STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

VICINITY WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,900.00 RR 1,700.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A24** 29.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 22 - BALER, AURORA PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : CASIGURAN BARANGAY : CALANGCUASAN (Continuation) STREET/SUBDIVISION

ALL LOTS

VICINITY

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 13.00 RR 1,300.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 13.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 24.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A24** 23.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 13.00 A41** 13.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 11.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : CASIGURAN BARANGAY : COZO (Continuation) STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : CASIGURAN BARANGAY : CULAT STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

VICINITY WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY

BARANGAY ROAD

ALONG PUBLIC MARKET

ALL LOTS

ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 2,400.00 CR 3,500.00 RR 2,000.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 13.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 13.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 24.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 13.00 A41** 13.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 11.00

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : CASIGURAN BARANGAY : DIBACONG STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

VICINITY WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : CASIGURAN BARANGAY : COZO

ALL LOTS

ALL LOTS

VICINITY WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,900.00 RR 1,700.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A24** 29.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 13.00 RR 1,300.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 13.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 24.00 A14** 31.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : CASIGURAN BARANGAY : DIBET STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY

ALL LOTS

WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

ALL LOTS

**Newly identified classification

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,900.00 RR 1,700.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A24** 29.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 13.00 RR 1,300.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 13.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 24.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A24** 23.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 13.00 A41** 13.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 11.00

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,900.00 RR 1,700.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A24** 29.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 13.00 RR 1,300.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 13.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 24.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A24** 23.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 13.00 A41** 13.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 11.00

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : CASIGURAN BARANGAY : DITINAGYAN STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY

ALL LOTS

WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification

STREET/SUBDIVISION

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,900.00 RR 1,700.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A24** 29.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 13.00 RR 1,300.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 13.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 24.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A24** 23.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 13.00 A41** 13.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 11.00

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**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : CASIGURAN BARANGAY : CALANTAS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A24** 23.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 13.00 A41** 13.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 11.00

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2023

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,900.00 RR 1,700.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 13.00 RR 1,300.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 13.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 24.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 13.00 A41** 13.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 11.00

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : CASIGURAN BARANGAY : ESPERANZA STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,700.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00

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PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : CASIGURAN BARANGAY : ESPERANZA (Continuation) STREET/SUBDIVISION

ALL LOTS

VICINITY

INTERIOR LOTS

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 22 - BALER, AURORA CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 13.00 RR 1,300.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 13.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 24.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 13.00 A41** 13.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 11.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : CASIGURAN BARANGAY : LUAL (Continuation) STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY

STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

ALL LOTS

VICINITY WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,900.00 RR 1,700.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A24** 29.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 13.00 RR 1,300.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 13.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 24.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A24** 23.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 13.00 A41** 13.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 11.00

STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

ALL LOTS

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,700.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A24** 29.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 13.00 RR 1,300.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 13.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 24.00 A14** 31.00

VICINITY

ALL LOTS

WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : CASIGURAN BARANGAY : MARIKIT STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,700.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 13.00 RR 1,300.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 13.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 24.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 13.00 A41** 13.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 11.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : CASIGURAN BARANGAY : SAN ILDEFONSO STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY

ALL LOTS

WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : CASIGURAN BARANGAY : TABAS STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

**Newly identified classification

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,700.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 13.00 RR 1,300.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 13.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 24.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 13.00 A41** 13.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 11.00

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,900.00 RR 1,700.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A24** 29.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 13.00 RR 1,300.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 13.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 24.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A24** 23.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 13.00 A41** 13.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 11.00

**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : CASIGURAN BARANGAY : LUAL

STREET/SUBDIVISION

**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : CASIGURAN BARANGAY : ESTEVES

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A24** 23.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 13.00 A41** 13.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 11.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : CASIGURAN BARANGAY : TINIB

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,900.00 RR 1,700.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 13.00 RR 1,300.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A7** 13.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 24.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 13.00 A41** 13.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 11.00

**Newly identified classification

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DILASAG BARANGAY : POBLACION (MALIGAYA & MASAGANA) STREET/SUBDIVISION A.STREET

BRIONES ST.

DE LEON ST.

DIZON ST.

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. PASCUA ST. - GASPAR ST. RR 1,000.00 CR 1,000.00 LAPADA ST.-EAST / LAPADA ST.-WEST RR 1,000.00 CR 1,600.00 LAPADA ST- SAN PABLO ST RR 1,000.00 GALASI ST- PASCUA ST RR 1,200.00 PASCUA ST.-GASPAR ST RR 1,200.00 PASCUA ST. - WEST / LAPADA ST.-EAST / LAPADA ST. -WEST RR 1,200.00 CR 1,800.00 GASPAR ST.-LAPADA ST RR 1,200.00 LAPADA ST- SAN PABLO ST RR 1,200.00 SAN PABLO ST- GALOPE ST RR 1,200.00 GALOPE ST. - SANTIAGO ST. RR 1,200.00 GALASI ST- PASCUA ST / PASCUA ST. - GASPAR RR 1,400.00 ST. / GASPAR ST- LAPADA ST LAPADA ST.-EAST / LAPADA ST.-WEST RR 1,400.00 CR 2,100.00 LAPADA ST.- SAN PABLO ST / SAN PABLO STRR 1,400.00 GALOPE ST / GALOPE ST. - SANTIAGO ST. DE LEON ST.-MONTERO ST. RR 1,400.00 VICINITY

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 22 - BALER, AURORA PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DILASAG BARANGAY : POBLACION (MALIGAYA & MASAGANA) (Continuation) STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY DUGO ST.-NOVENO ST. / ESTIGOY ST.-DE LEON ST. / MONTERO ST.-DUGO ST. ESTIGOY ST.-DE LEON ST. MONTERO ST.-DUGO ST.

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. CR 2,100.00 RR

1,500.00

CR

1,900.00

RR

1,500.00

CR

1,900.00

RR

1,500.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DILASAG BARANGAY : DICABASAN STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

CR

1,900.00

PASCUA ST-GASPAR ST / GASPAR ST- LAPADA ST

RR

1,400.00

LAPADA ST. - EAST / LAPADA ST. - WEST

RR

1,500.00

CR

1,900.00

LAPADA ST- SAN PABLO ST / SAN PABLO ST- GALOPE ST / GALOPE ST. - SANTIAGO ST. / SANTIAGO STORPIANO ST / ORPIANO ST- DIZON ST

RR

1,400.00

LAPADA ST.-EAST / LAPADA ST.-WEST / PASCUA ST.-WEST

RR

1,000.00

CR

1,600.00

RR

1,000.00

CR

1,600.00

RR

1,200.00

CR

1,800.00

RR

1,200.00

CR

1,800.00

RR

1,400.00

CR

2,100.00

GALASI ST.-PASCUA ST / PASCUA ST- GASPAR ST / GASPAR ST. - LAPADA ST. / LAPADA ST-SAN PABLO ST / SAN PABLO ST. - GALOPE ST. / GALOPE ST- SANTIAGO ST

RR

1,000.00

ALONG NOVENO ST.

RR

1,200.00

CR

1,800.00

GASPAR ST-SAN PABLO ST / SAN PABLO ST. GALOPE ST. / GALOPE ST- SANTIAGO ST / SANTIAGO ST- ORPIANO ST / ORPIANO ST- DIZON ST

RR

1,200.00

ORPIANO ST.

DE LEON ST.-MONTERO ST. / MONTERO ST.DUGO ST. / DUGOT ST. - SAVEDRA ST.

RR

1,200.00

CR

1,800.00

PASCUA ST.

ESTIGOY ST.-MENDOZA ST. / MENDOZA ST.-BRIONES ST. / BRIONES ST.-SAN JOSE ST. / SAN JOSE ST.-DE LEON ST. / DE LEON ST. - A STREET / A STREET - PASCUAL ST.

RR

1,000.00

CR

1,600.00

SAN JOSE ST

GALASI ST. - PASCUA ST. / PASCUA ST.-GASPAR ST / GASPAR ST. - LAPADA ST.

RR

1,000.00

PASCUA ST.-WEST / LAPADA ST.-WEST / LAPADA ST.-EAST

RR

1,000.00

CR

1,600.00

LAPADA ST. - SAN PABLO ST. / SAN PABLO STGALOPE ST / GALOPE ST. - SANTIAGO ST.

RR

1,000.00

ESTIGOY ST.-MENDOZA ST. / MENDOZA ST.-BRIONES ST. / BRIONES ST.-SAN JOSE ST. / SAN JOSE ST.-DE LEON ST. / DE LEON ST.-A STREET / A STREET-DUGO ST. / DUGO ST.SAVEDRA ST. / SAVEDRA ST.-NOVENO ST.

RR

1,400.00

**Newly identified classification

CR

2,100.00

RR

1,400.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DILASAG BARANGAY : DILAGUIDI

DUGO ST

ESTIGOY ST. GALASI ST.

BRIONES ST.-SAN JOSE ST. / ESTIGOY ST.MENDOZA ST. / MENDOZA ST.-BRIONES ST. / SAN JOSE ST.-DE LEON ST.

GALOPE ST.

ESTIGOY ST.-MENDOZA ST. / MENDOZA ST.-BRIONES ST. / BRIONES ST.-SAN JOSE ST. / SAN JOSE ST.-DE LEON ST. / DE LEON ST.-DUGO ST. / DUGO ST.-SAVEDRA ST. / SAVEDRA ST.-NOVENO ST.

GASPAR ST.

ESTIGOY ST.-MENDOZA ST. / MENDOZA ST.-BRIONES ST. / BRIONES ST.-SAN JOSE ST. / SAN JOSE ST.-DE LEON ST. / DE LEON ST.-A STREET / A STREET-DUGO ST. / DUGO ST.-NOVENO ST.

LAPADA ST.

MENDOZA ST.

NOVENO ST.

SAN PABLO ST.

SANTIAGO ST.

ESTIGOY ST.-MENDOZA ST. / MENDOZA ST.-BRIONES ST. / BRIONES ST.-SAN JOSE ST. / SAN JOSE ST.-DE LEON ST. / DE LEON ST-A STREET / A STREET-DUGO ST. / DUGO ST.-NOVENO ST.

ESTIGOY ST.-MENDOZA ST. / MENDOZA ST.-BRIONES ST. / BRIONES ST.-SAN JOSE ST. / SAN JOSE ST.-DE LEON ST. / DE LEON ST.-MONTERO ST. / MONTERO ST.-DUGO ST. / SAVEDRA ST.-NOVENO ST.

ALL LOTS

CR

2,100.00

RR

1,400.00

SAVEDRA ST

SAN PABLO ST-GALOPE ST / GALOPE STSANTIAGO ST / SANTIAGO ST- ORPIANO ST

RR

1,000.00

ALL OTHER STREETS

ALL OTHER STREETS

RR

900.00

CR

1,500.00

ALONG BARANGAY ROAD WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

DUGO ST.-SAVEDRA ST

VICINITY

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DILASAG BARANGAY : DIAGYAN STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

VICINITY WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

**Newly identified classification

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR

1,000.00

CR**

2,100.00

RR

800.00

CR**

1,600.00

A1

59.00

A2

43.00

A3**

18.00

A4

37.00

A5**

37.00

A6**

49.00

A7**

17.00

A8**

27.00

A10

20.00

A12

28.00

A14**

35.00

A15

23.00

A19**

37.00

A20**

37.00

A21**

37.00

A22**

37.00

A23**

37.00

A27**

31.00

A28**

31.00

A30**

31.00

A36**

17.00

A40**

1,600.00

A41**

17.00

A42**

59.00

A48**

37.00

A50

15.00

RR

700.00

CR**

1,300.00

A1

55.00

A2

35.00

A3**

15.00

A4

32.00

A5**

31.00

A6**

39.00

A7**

15.00

A8**

25.00

A10

17.00

A12

22.00

A14**

31.00

A15

19.00

A19**

31.00

A20**

31.00

A21**

31.00

A22**

31.00

A23**

31.00

A27**

25.00

A28**

25.00

A30**

25.00

A36**

15.00

A40**

1,300.00

A41**

15.00

A42**

53.00

A48**

31.00

A50

13.00

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 800.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 18.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 700.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 16.00 A41** 16.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 800.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 18.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 700.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 16.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2023

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DILASAG BARANGAY : DIMASESET (Continuation) STREET/SUBDIVISION

ALL LOTS

VICINITY

INTERIOR LOTS

STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 800.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 18.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 700.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 16.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DILASAG BARANGAY : DINIOG STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY

ALL LOTS

ALONG BARANGAY ROAD WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 800.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 18.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 700.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 16.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DILASAG BARANGAY : ESPERANZA STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY

ALL LOTS

ALONG BARANGAY ROAD WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DILASAG BARANGAY : DIMASESET

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**Newly identified classification

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 800.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 18.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 700.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 16.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2023

mst.daydesk@gmail.com PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DILASAG BARANGAY : LAWANG STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

ALL LOTS

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 22 - BALER, AURORA CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 800.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 18.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 700.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 16.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 16.00 A41** 16.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DILASAG BARANGAY : URA (Continuation) STREET/SUBDIVISION

ALL LOTS

STREET/SUBDIVISION E. MENESES ST.

E. INOCILLAS ST.

E. VARGAS ST. VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DILASAG BARANGAY : URA

ALL LOTS

JP. RIZAL ST.- M.L. QUEZON ST. / M.L. QUEZON ST.P. GALOLO ST. / DOÑA AURORA ST-DIN RIVER ST. P. GALOLO ST.- DOÑA AURORA ST.

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 800.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 18.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 700.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 16.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

F. PALMERO ST. MIRAN ST.

E. VARGAS ST. - JP. RIZAL ST.

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 800.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 18.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00

ALONG E. VARGAS ST. / GAPUSAN ST. - F. PALMERO ST. / F. PALMERO ST.- ANGARA ST. / ANGARA ST. - P. FLORES ST. / P. FLORES ST. - F. FAUSTINO ST. / F. FAUSTINO ST. - E. INOCILLAS ST. E. VARGAS ST. - JP. RIZAL ST. / JP. RIZAL ST.- M.L. QUEZON ST. M.L. QUEZON ST.- P. GALOLO ST. / P. GALOLO ST.- DOÑA AURORA ST. DOÑA AURORA ST. - DIN RIVER

E. WENCESLAO ST.

M.L. QUEZON ST.- P. GALOLO ST. / DOÑA AURORA ST. - DIN RIVER P. GALOLO ST.- DOÑA AURORA ST.

ANGARA ST.

17.00

A42**

59.00

A48**

37.00

A50

15.00

RR

700.00

A1

55.00

A2

35.00

A3**

15.00

A4

32.00

A5**

31.00

A6**

39.00

A7**

16.00

A8**

25.00

A10

17.00

A12

22.00

A14**

31.00

A15

19.00

A19**

31.00

A20**

31.00

A21**

31.00

A22**

31.00

A23**

31.00

A27**

25.00

A28**

25.00

A30**

25.00

A36**

15.00

A41**

15.00

A42**

53.00

A48**

31.00

A50

13.00

VICINITY

ALL LOTS

ALONG NATIONAL ROAD WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

E. VARGAS ST. - JP. RIZAL ST. / JP. RIZAL ST.- M.L. QUEZON ST.

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR

1,700.00

CR

3,100.00

RR

1,800.00

CR

3,300.00

RR

1,700.00

CR

3,300.00

RR

1,700.00

CR

3,100.00

RR

1,800.00

CR

3,300.00

RR

2,100.00

CR

4,500.00

RR

2,100.00

CR

4,500.00

RR

2,000.00

CR

4,300.00

RR

2,000.00

CR

4,200.00

RR

2,100.00

CR

4,500.00

RR

2,000.00

CR

4,300.00

RR

2,100.00

CR

4,500.00

RR

1,700.00

DOÑA AURORA ST.

ALONG DOÑA AURORA ST. / I. DUASO ST. - E. MENESES ST. / E. MENESES ST. - D. ROBLES ST. / D. ROBLES ST. - E. WENCESLAO ST. / E. WENCESLAO ST. - MIRAN ST. / MIRAN ST. - A. MONTOYA ST.

CR

3,100.00

KAMIAS ST.

ALONG KAMIAS ST. / JP. RIZAL ST.

RR

1,700.00

ALONG JP. RIZAL ST.

CR

3,000.00

JP. RIZAL ST.- M.L. QUEZON ST.

RR

1,700.00

CR

3,100.00

ALONG JP. RIZAL ST. / KAMIAS ST. - GAPUSAN ST. / GAPUSAN ST. - F. PALMERO ST. / F. PALMERO ST.- ANGARA ST. / ANGARA ST. - P. FLORES ST. / P. FLORES ST. - F. FAUSTINO ST. / F. FAUSTINO ST. E. INOCILLAS ST. / E. INOCILLAS ST. - I. DUASO ST. / I. DUASO ST. - E. MENESES ST. / E. MENESES ST. - D. ROBLES ST.

RR

2,100.00

ALONG JP. RIZAL ST. / KAMIAS ST. - GAPUSAN ST.

CR

4,500.00

ALONG M.L. QUEZON ST. / ALONG P. FLORES ST. / P. FLORES ST. - F. FAUSTINO ST. / F. FAUSTINO ST. - E. INOCILLAS ST. / E. INOCILLAS ST. - I. DUASO ST. / I. DUASO ST. - E. MENESES ST. / E. MENESES ST. - D. ROBLES ST. / D. ROBLES ST. - E. WENCESLAO ST. / E. WENCESLAO ST. - MIRAN ST. / MIRAN ST. - A. MONTOYA ST.

RR

2,100.00

ALONG M.L. QUEZON ST.

CR

4,500.00

MIRAN ST. - A. MONTOYA ST.

RR

1,900.00

CR

4,100.00

RR

1,700.00

CR

3,100.00

RR

1,600.00

CR

3,000.00

RR

2,100.00

CR

4,400.00

RR

2,100.00

CR

4,300.00

RR

2,000.00

CR

4,300.00

ALONG P. GALOLO ST. / P. FLORES ST. - F. FAUSTINO ST. / E. INOCILLAS ST. - I. DUASO ST. / I. DUASO ST. - E. MENESES ST. / E. MENESES ST. - D. ROBLES ST. / D. ROBLES ST. - E. WENCESLAO ST. / E. WENCESLAO ST. - MIRAN ST. / MIRAN ST. - A. MONTOYA ST.

RR

1,700.00

R. TUBERA ST. - P. FLORES ST.

CR

3,000.00

ALONG P. GALOLO ST.

CR

3,100.00

F. FAUSTINO ST. - E. INOCILLAS ST.

RR

1,300.00

P. FLORES ST.

E. VARGAS ST. - JP. RIZAL ST. / JP. RIZAL ST.- M.L. QUEZON ST. / M.L. QUEZON ST.- P. GALOLO ST. / P. GALOLO ST.-DINALUNGAN RIVER

RR

2,100.00

CR

4,500.00

GAPUSAN ST.

ALONG JP. RIZAL ST.

RR

1,600.00

CR

3,000.00

RR

1,700.00

CR

3,100.00

RR

2,000.00

CR

4,300.00

RR

2,100.00

CR

4,500.00

RR

2,100.00

CR

4,300.00

RR

2,100.00

CR

4,500.00

RR

2,100.00

CR

6,300.00

J.P. RIZAL ST.

M.L. QUEZON ST.

A. MONTOYA ST.

ALONG P. GALOLO ST. / DOÑA AURORA ST. - DIN RIVER P. GALOLO ST.- DOÑA AURORA ST.

I. DUASO ST.

JP. RIZAL ST.- M.L. QUEZON ST. M.L. QUEZON ST.- P. GALOLO ST. P. GALOLO ST.- DOÑA AURORA ST. / DOÑA AURORA ST. - DIN RIVER

P. GALOLO ST.

**Newly identified classification

STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY

P. GALOLO ST.-DINALUNGAN RIVER

STREET/SUBDIVISION

A41**

STREET/SUBDIVISION

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DINALUNGAN BARANGAY : POBLACION (Zones I & II)

JP. RIZAL ST.- M.L. QUEZON ST. / M.L. QUEZON ST.- P. GALOLO ST.

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DILASAG BARANGAY : MANGGITAHAN

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. A36** 17.00

**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification

ALL LOTS

VICINITY

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DINALUNGAN BARANGAY : ABULEG

JP. RIZAL ST.- M.L. QUEZON ST. D. ROBLES ST.

JP. RIZAL ST.- M.L. QUEZON ST. / DOÑA AURORA ST. - DIN RIVER M.L. QUEZON ST.- P. GALOLO ST. P. GALOLO ST.- DOÑA AURORA ST.

F. FAUSTINO ST.

E. VARGAS ST. - JP. RIZAL ST. / JP. RIZAL ST.- M.L. QUEZON ST. / M.L. QUEZON ST.- P. GALOLO ST. P. GALOLO ST.-DINALUNGAN RIVER

DAO ST

ALONG DAO ST.

RR

2,000.00

R RIVERA ST.

ALONG R RIVERA ST.

RR

2,000.00

ALL OTHER STREETS

ALL OTHER STREETS

RR

1,200.00

CR

3,000.00

**Newly identified classification

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,100.00 RR 1,300.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 19.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A40 2,350.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 900.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A40 900.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DINALUNGAN BARANGAY : DIBARAYBAY STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY

ALL LOTS

ALONG NATIONAL ROAD WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,100.00 RR 1,300.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A40 1,300.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 900.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A40 900.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DINALUNGAN BARANGAY : DITAWINI STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

VICINITY ALONG NATIONAL ROAD WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,100.00 RR 1,300.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7 21.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 22 - BALER, AURORA PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DINALUNGAN BARANGAY : DITAWINI (Continuation) STREET/SUBDIVISION

ALL LOTS

VICINITY

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A40 1,300.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 900.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A40 900.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DINALUNGAN BARANGAY : NIPOO*(BULO) (Continuation) STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY

STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

ALL LOTS

VICINITY ALONG NATIONAL ROAD WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,100.00 RR 1,300.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A40 1,300.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 900.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A40 900.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DINALUNGAN BARANGAY : PALEG STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

VICINITY ALONG NATIONAL ROAD WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

ALL LOTS

VICINITY ALONG NATIONAL ROAD WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,100.00 RR 1,300.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A40 1,300.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 900.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00

RAMOS STREET*

BALER ST.

HILARIO STREET*

VILLASANA STREET*

DUMAYA ST

EAST ST GOMEZ ST.

MAGSAYSAY ST

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,100.00 RR 1,300.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A40 1,300.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 900.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A40 900.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

NATIONAL ROAD (EAST ST.) P. FRANCISCO ST PROVINCIAL ROAD

STRONG BACK

ALL OTHER STREETS

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DINALUNGAN BARANGAY : SIMBAHAN STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

VICINITY ALONG NATIONAL ROAD WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

**Newly identified classification

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,100.00 RR 1,300.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A40 1,300.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 900.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A40 900.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

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CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. EAST - DUMAYA ST. / DUMAYA ST.-MAGSAYSAY RR 2,000.00 ST. / MAGSAYSAY ST. - LANGAWAN RIVER CR 4,200.00 EAST-DUMAYA ST. / DUMAYA ST.-MAGSAYSAY RR 2,000.00 ST. / MAGSAYSAY ST.-P. FRANCISCO ST. CR 4,200.00 ALONG HILARIO STREET RR 1,800.00 CR 4,200.00 PROVINCIAL ST- VILLASANA ST / VILLASANA ST.- STRONGBACK ST RR 1,800.00 HILARIO STREET-LANGAWAN RIVER RR 1,800.00 CR 4,200.00 P. FRANCISCO - HILARIO STREET RR 2,000.00 CR 4,200.00 ALONG DUMAYA ST. / BALER ST- PROVINCIAL ST RR 2,000.00 / BALER ST- STRONGBACK ST / RAMOS STREET CR 4,200.00 BALER ST- PROVINCIAL ST / BALER STRR 2,000.00 STRONGBACK ST / RAMOS STREET EAST-DUMAYA ST. RR 2,000.00 CR 4,200.00 DUMAYA ST.-MAGSAYSAY ST. / MAGSAYSAY ST. - FRANCISCO ST. RR 2,050.00 CR 4,200.00 ALONG MAGSAYSAY ST. RR 2,050.00 CR 3,800.00 PROVINCIAL ST- BALER ST RR 2,400.00 BALER ST- STRONGBACK ST RR 2,000.00 STRONGBACK ST- RAMOS ST. CR 4,200.00 ALONG NATIONAL ROAD RR 2,000.00 CR 3,800.00 ALONG P. FRANCISCO ST. RR 2,000.00 CR 3,200.00 ALONG PROVINCIAL ROAD RR 2,000.00 CR 3,800.00 PROVINCIAL ST. - VILLASANA ST. RR 1,800.00 VILLASANA ST.- STRONGBACK ST RR 2,200.00 EAST-DUMAYA ST. / DUMAYA ST.-MAGSAYSAY RR 2,000.00 ST. / MAGSAYSAY ST.-P. FRANCISCO ST. CR 4,200.00 P. FRANCISCO ST.- HILARIO STREET RR 1,800.00 CR 3,800.00 ALL OTHER STREETS RR 1,400.00 CR 2,700.00 VICINITY

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DINGALAN BARANGAY : APLAYA STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

VICINITY WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DINALUNGAN BARANGAY : NIPOO*(BULO)

STREET/SUBDIVISION

**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DINALUNGAN BARANGAY : MAPALAD

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. A3 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A40 900.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DINGALAN BARANGAY : POBLACION

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CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 2,500.00 CR** 5,000.00 RR 1,100.00 CR 3,800.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A40** 3,800.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 900.00 CR** 2,200.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3* 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A40** 2,200.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DINGALAN BARANGAY : BUTAS NA BATO STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

VICINITY WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 2,500.00 CR** 5,000.00 RR 1,100.00 CR 3,800.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A40** 3,800.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00

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PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DINGALAN BARANGAY : BUTAS NA BATO (Continuation) STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

VICINITY INTERIOR LOTS

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 22 - BALER, AURORA CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. A50 15.00 RR 900.00 CR** 2,200.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A40** 2,200.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DINGALAN BARANGAY : CARAGSACAN (Continuation) STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY

STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

VICINITY WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 2,500.00 CR** 5,000.00 RR 1,100.00 CR 3,800.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A40** 3,800.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 900.00 CR** 2,200.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A40** 2,200.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DINGALAN BARANGAY : DAVIL-DAVILAN STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

ALL LOTS

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,100.00 CR 3,800.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A40** 3,800.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 900.00 CR** 2,200.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00

ALL LOTS

VICINITY WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,100.00 CR 3,800.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.50 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A40** 3,800.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 900.00 CR** 2,200.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A40** 2,200.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 2,500.00 CR**

5,000.00

RR

1,100.00

CR

3,800.00

A1

59.00

A2

43.00

A3**

18.00

A4

37.00

A5**

37.00

A6**

49.00

A7**

17.00

A8**

27.00

A10

20.00

A12

28.00

A14**

35.00

A15

23.00

A19**

37.00

A20**

37.00

A21**

37.00

A22**

37.00

A23**

37.00

A27**

31.00

A28**

31.00

A30**

31.00

A36**

17.00

A40**

3,800.00

A41**

17.00

A42**

59.00

A48**

37.00

A50

15.00

RR

900.00

CR**

2,200.00

A1

55.00

A2

35.00

A3**

15.00

A4

32.00

A5**

31.00

A6**

39.00

A7**

15.00

A8**

25.00

A10

17.00

A12

22.00

A14**

31.00

A15

19.00

A19**

31.00

A20**

31.00

A21**

31.00

A22**

31.00

A23**

31.00

A27**

25.00

A28**

25.00

A30**

25.00

A36**

15.00

A40**

2,200.00

A41**

15.00

A42**

53.00

A48**

31.00

A50

13.00

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DINGALAN BARANGAY : PALTIC STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

VICINITY WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH

RR

2,500.00

CR**

5,000.00

RR

1,300.00

CR

4,200.00

A1

59.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DINGALAN BARANGAY : DIKAPANIKIAN

A2

43.00

A3**

18.00

STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

VICINITY WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

**Newly identified classification

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,800.00 CR** 5,000.00 RR 800.00 CR 3,800.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A40** 3,800.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 700.00 CR** 2,200.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A40** 2,200.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M.

**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DINGALAN BARANGAY : CARAGSACAN

STREET/SUBDIVISION

**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DINGALAN BARANGAY: CABOG (MATAWE)

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A40** 2,200.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DINGALAN BARANGAY : IBONA (IBUNA)

ALL LOTS

**Newly identified classification

INTERIOR LOTS

A4

37.00

A5**

37.00

A6**

49.00

A7**

17.00

A8**

27.00

A10

20.00

A12

28.00

A14**

35.00

A15

23.00

A19**

37.00

A20**

37.00

A21**

37.00

A22**

37.00

A23**

37.00

A27**

31.00

A28**

31.00

A30**

31.00

A36**

17.00

A40**

4,200.00

A41**

17.00

A42**

59.00

A48**

37.00

A50

15.00

RR

1,000.00

CR**

2,200.00

A1

55.00

A2

35.00

A3**

15.00

A4

32.00

A5**

31.00

A6**

39.00

A7**

15.00

A8**

25.00

A10

17.00

A12

22.00

A14**

31.00

A15

19.00

A19**

31.00

A20**

31.00

A21**

31.00

A22**

31.00

A23**

31.00

A27**

25.00

A28**

25.00

A30**

25.00

A36**

15.00

A40**

2,200.00

A41**

15.00

A42**

53.00

A48**

31.00

A50

13.00

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 22 - BALER, AURORA PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DINGALAN BARANGAY : TANAUAN STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

ALL LOTS

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,100.00 CR

3,800.00

A1

59.00

A2

43.00

A3**

18.00

A4

37.00

A5**

37.00

A6**

49.00

A7**

17.00

A8**

27.00

A10

20.00

A12

28.00

A14**

35.00

A15

23.00

A19**

37.00

A20**

37.00

A21**

37.00

A22**

37.00

A23**

37.00

A27**

31.00

A28**

31.00

A30**

31.00

A36**

17.00

A41**

17.00

A42**

59.00

A48**

37.00

A50

15.00

RR

900.00

CR**

2,200.00

A1

55.00

A2

35.00

A3**

15.00

A4

32.00

A5**

31.00

A6**

39.00

A7**

15.00

A8**

25.00

A10

17.00

A12

22.00

A14**

31.00

A15

19.00

A19**

31.00

A20**

31.00

A21**

31.00

A22**

31.00

A23**

31.00

A27**

25.00

A28**

25.00

A30**

25.00

A36**

15.00

A41**

15.00

A42**

53.00

A48**

31.00

A50

13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DINGALAN BARANGAY : UMIRAY (MALAMIG)

A. BONIFACIO ST.

ALATA ST. AMANSEC ST. AQUINO ST. ARIMBUYUTAN ST.

ARIS ST BATURI ST. C STREET

CACANINDIN ST

CAPIRAL ST CARBONEL ST.

CRISTE ST. D STREET DE ASIS ST. DE LOS REYES ST

DONA AURORA ST.

DR. PARILLA ST.

DR. JOSE RIZAL ST.

DRAPEZA ST. DULAY ST ESPANOL ST

FABREGAS ST.

GEN A LUNA ST.

STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

STREET/SUBDIVISION

FR. W. MAHONEY ST.

**Newly identified classification

ALL LOTS

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DIPACULAO BARANGAY : POBLACION (North & South)

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR

2,500.00

CR**

5,000.00

RR

1,100.00

CR

3,800.00

A1

59.00

A2

43.00

A3**

18.00

A4

37.00

A5**

37.00

A6**

49.00

A7**

17.00

A8**

27.00

A10

20.00

A12

28.00

A14**

35.00

A15

23.00

A19**

37.00

A20**

37.00

A21**

37.00

A22**

37.00

A23**

37.00

A27**

31.00

A28**

31.00

A30**

31.00

A36**

17.00

A40**

3,800.00

A41**

17.00

A42**

59.00

A48**

37.00

A50

15.00

RR

900.00

CR**

2,200.00

A1

55.00

A2

35.00

A3**

15.00

A4

32.00

A5**

31.00

A6**

39.00

A7**

15.00

A8**

25.00

A10

17.00

A12

22.00

A14**

31.00

A15

19.00

A19**

31.00

A20**

31.00

A21**

31.00

A22**

31.00

A23**

31.00

A27**

25.00

A28**

25.00

A30**

25.00

A36**

15.00

A40**

2,200.00

A41**

15.00

A42**

53.00

A48**

31.00

A50

13.00

GINES ST

J. ROQUE ST.

LR COMBIS ST. MABINI ST.

MAGSAYSAY ST.

ML QUEZON ST.

MONCE ST

MONTERO ST

MORADA ST MOSTOLES ST

NANO ST PAULINO ST QUIRINO ST.

RAMOS ST ROXAS ST. SOMERA ST

TARACATAC ST. VALDEZ ST. FR. W. MAHONEY ST. YARANON ST.

ALL OTHER STREETS **Newly identified classification **Newly identified classification

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. MALITANG-LITANG ST. - ML QUEZON ST / ML QUEZON ST - MORADA RR 3,000.00 ST. / MORADA ST. - DE ASIS ST. / DE ASIS ST. - DOÑA AURORA ST. / DOÑA AURORA ST. - MONCE ST. / MONCE ST. - W. MAHONEY ST. / W. MAHONEY ST. - GINES ST. / GINES ST. - NANO ST. / NANO ST. MONTERO ST. / MONTERO ST. - DIPACULAO RIVER CR 4,600.00 ALONG ALATA ST. RR 2,800.00 CR 4,200.00 ALONG AMANSEC RR 3,000.00 CR 4,600.00 ALONG AQUINO ST. RR 3,000.00 CR 4,600.00 MALITANG-LITANG ST. - ML QUEZON ST / ML QUEZON ST. RR 3,000.00 DULAY ST. / DE ASIS ST. - DOÑA AURORA ST. / DOÑA AURORA ST. - W. MAHONEY / W. MAHONEY ST. - ESPAÑA ST. CR 4,600.00 DULAY ST. - DE ASIS ST. RR 3,000.00 CR 4,300.00 ALONG ARIS ST. / YARAMA ST. / DRAPEZA ST. RR 2,600.00 CR 3,900.00 ALONG BATURI ST. RR 3,000.00 CR 4,600.00 W. MAHONEY ST. - ESPAÑA ST. RR 3,000.00 CR 4,600.00 ARIMBUYUTAN - AQUINO ST RR 3,000.00 ALONG CACANINDIN ST. / YARANON ST RR 2,600.00 DRAPEZA ST / DRAPEZA ST. - QUIRINO ST ALONG CACANINDIN ST. CR 3,900.00 ALONG CAPIRAL ST. / YARAMA ST. RR 2,600.00 ALONG CAPIRAL ST. CR 3,900.00 MALITANG-LITANG ST. - ML QUEZON ST / ML RR 3,000.00 QUEZON ST. - DOÑA AURORA ST. / DOÑA AURORA ST. - MONCE ST. / MONCE ST. - DIPACULAO RIVER CR 4,600.00 DOÑA AURORA ST. - MONCE ST. / MONCE ST. - DIPACULAO RIVER RR 3,000.00 CR 4,600.00 ESPAÑA ST. - MONTERO ST. / MONTERO ST. - DIPACULAO RIVER RR 2,600.00 CR 3,900.00 ALONG DE ASIS ST. / AQUINO ST. / GEN. A LUNA - A. BONIFACIO ST RR 3,000.00 ALONG DE ASIS ST. CR 4,600.00 ALONG DELOS REYES / YARANON ST RR 2,600.00 DRAPEZA ST / DRAPEZA ST. - QUIRINO ST ALONG DELOS REYES CR 3,900.00 ALONG DONA AURORA / QUIRINO ST. - ARIMBUYUTAN ST / ARIMBUYUTAN RR 3,000.00 - GEN. LUNA ST / GEN. A LUNA - A. BONIFACIO ST / ‘A. BONIFACIO - DR. A. PARILLA ST / DR. A. PARILLA - DR. J. RIZAL / DR. J. RIZAL - TARACATAC ST / TARACATAC - J. ROQUE ST / J. ROQUE ST. - CARBONEL ST. ALONG DONA AURORA CR 4,600.00 MALITANG-LITANG ST. - ML QUEZON ST / ML QUEZON ST. - MORADA ST. / RR 3,000.00 MORADA ST. - DOÑA AURORA / DOÑA AURORA ST. - MONCE ST. / MONCE ST. - GINES ST. / GINES ST. - NANO ST. / NANO ST. - DIPACULAO RIVER CR 4,600.00 MALITANG-LITANG ST. - ML QUEZON ST / BATURI - ML QUEZON / ML RR 3,000.00 QUEZON ST. - DOÑA AURORA ST. / DOÑA AURORA ST. - MONCE ST. / MONCE ST. - GINES ST. / GINES ST. - NANO ST. / NANO ST. - DIPACULAO RIVER CR 4,600.00 ALONG DRAPEZA ST. RR 2,600.00 CR 3,900.00 ALONG DULAY ST. / ARIMBUYUTAN - AQUINO ST RR 3,000.00 ALONG DULAY ST. CR 4,600.00 ALONG ESPAÑOL ST. / QUIRINO ST. - ARIMBUYUTAN ST RR 3,000.00 / ARIMBUYUTAN - ALATA ST / ALATA ST- C. ST / C. ST. FABREGAS ST. / FABREGAS - A. BONIFACIO ST ALONG ESPAÑOL ST. CR 4,600.00 DOÑA AURORA ST. - W. MAHONEY / W. MAHONEY ST. - ESPAÑA ST. RR 3,000.00 CR 4,600.00 QUIRINO ST. - ARIMBUYUTAN ST RR 3,000.00 CR 4,600.00 ARIMBUYUTAN - GEN A LUNA ST / GEN. A LUNA RR 3,000.00 - FABRIGAS ST / FABREGAS - A. BONIFACIO ST MALITANG-LITANG ST. - ML QUEZON ST / ML RR 3,000.00 QUEZON ST. - DE ASIS ST. / DE ASIS ST. - DOÑA AURORA ST. / DOÑA AURORA ST. - W. MAHONEY CR 4,600.00 ALONG GINES ST. / A. BONIFACIO - DR. A. PARILLA RR 3,000.00 ST / MABINI - ROXAS ST / ROXAS ST. - CRISTE ST. / CRISTE - CARBONEL ST / MABINI - ROXAS ST / ROXAS ST. - CRISTE ST. / CRISTE - CARBONEL ST ALONG GINES ST. / ‘A. BONIFACIO - DR. A. PARILLA ST / CR 4,600.00 DR. A. PARILLA - DR. J. RIZAL / DR. J. RIZAL - MABINI MALITANG-LITANG ST. - ML QUEZON ST / ML QUEZON ST. RR 3,000.00 DOÑA AURORA ST. / DOÑA AURORA ST. - MONCE ST. CR 4,600.00 ALONG LR COMBIS RR 3,000.00 CR 4,600.00 DOÑA AURORA ST. - MONCE ST. / MONCE ST. RR 3,000.00 GINES ST. / GINES ST. - DIPACULAO RIVER CR 4,600.00 ALONG MAGSAYSAY ST. RR 3,000.00 CR 4,600.00 YARANON - QUIRINO RR 3,000.00 ALONG ML QUEZON ST. / ARIMBUYUTAN - GEN A LUNA ST / GEN. A RR 3,000.00 LUNA - VALDEZ ST / VALDEZ ST - BONIFACIO ST / BONIFACIO - DR. A PARILLA / DR. A. PARILLA - DR. J. RIZAL / DR. J. RIZAL - AMANSEC / AMANSEC - TARACATAC / TARACATAC - J. ROQUE ST / J. ROQUE ST. - L. R. COMBIS / L. R. COMBIS - CARBONEL ALONG ML QUEZON ST. CR 4,600.00 A. BONIFACIO - DR. A. PARILLA ST RR 3,000.00 DR. A. PARILLA - DR. J. RIZAL / DR. J. RIZAL - MABINI CR 4,600.00 MABINI - ROXAS ST / ROXAS ST. - CRISTE ST. / RR 3,000.00 CRISTE - J. ROQUE / J. ROQUE ST. - CARBONEL ST. NORTH MONCE ST. / SOUTH MONCE ST. RR 3,000.00 CR 4,600.00 ALONG MONTERO / QUIRINO ST. - D. ST / D. ST RR 3,000.00 A.BONIFACIO / A. BONIFACIO - DR. A. PARILLA ST ALONG MONTERO CR 4,600.00 DR. A. PARILLA - DR. J. RIZAL CR 4,600.00 A. BONIFACIO - DR. A. PARILLA ST RR 3,000.00 DR. A. PARILLA - DR. J. RIZAL RR 3,000.00 ALONG MOSTOLES ST. RR 3,000.00 CR 4,600.00 YARAMA ST - DRAPEZA ST RR 3,000.00 ALONG NANO ST. RR 3,000.00 ALONG NANO ST. / ‘A. BONIFACIO - DR. A. PARILLA ST CR 4,600.00 / DR. A. PARILLA - DR. J. RIZAL / DR. J. RIZAL - MABINI ALONG PAULINO ST. / YARAMA ST - DRAPEZA RR 3,000.00 ST / DRAPEZA ST. - QUIRINO ST ALONG PAULINO ST. CR 4,300.00 MALITANG-LITANG CREEK - PAULINO ST. / PAULINO ST.-MOSTOLES RR 3,000.00 ST. / MOSTOLES ST. - ARIS ST. / ARIS ST. - RAMOS ST. / RAMOS ST. - SOMERA ST. / SOMERA ST. - CACANINDIN ST. / CACANINDIN ST. DELOS REYES ST. / DELOS REYES ST. - MAGSAYSAY ST. / MAGSAYSAY ST. - W. MAHONEY ST. / W. MAHONEY ST. - ESPAÑA ST. / ESPAÑA ST. - MONTERO ST. / MONTERO ST. - DIPACULAO RIVER CR 4,600.00 ALONG RAMOS ST. / YARANON ST - DRAPEZA RR 2,600.00 ST / DRAPEZA ST. - QUIRINO ST CR 3,900.00 DOÑA AURORA ST. - MONCE ST. / MONCE ST. - DIPACULAO RIVER RR 3,000.00 CR 4,600.00 ALONG SOMERA ST. RR 2,600.00 CR 3,900.00 YARANON ST - DRAPEZA ST RR 2,600.00 DRAPEZA ST. - QUIRINO ST RR 2,500.00 MALITANG-LITANG - DOÑA AURORA ST. / ML RR 3,000.00 QUEZON ST. - DOÑA AURORA ST. CR 4,600.00 ALONG VALDEZ ST. RR 3,000.00 CR 4,600.00 ALONG W MAHONEY ST RR 3,000.00 CR 4,600.00 MALITANG-LITANG CREEK - CAPIRAL ST. / CAPIRAL ST. - PAULINO ST. RR 2,600.00 / PAULINO ST.-MOSTOLES ST. / MOSTOLES ST. - ARIS ST. / ARIS ST. RAMOS ST. / RAMOS ST. - SOMERA ST. / SOMERA ST. - CACANINDIN ST. / CACANINDIN ST. - DELOS REYES ST. / DELOS REYES ST. MAGSAYSAY ST. / MAGSAYSAY ST. - EAST CR 3,900.00 ALL OTHER STREETS RR 1,800.00 CR 2,600.00 VICINITY

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VICINITY

ALL LOTS

ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,300.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,100.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DIPACULAO BARANGAY : BORLONGAN STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY

ALL LOTS

WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 2,000.00 RR 1,300.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DIPACULAO BARANGAY : BUENAVISTA STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,300.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00

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ALL LOTS

VICINITY

INTERIOR LOTS

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 22 - BALER, AURORA CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DIPACULAO BARANGAY : DIANED STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

ALL LOTS

VICINITY WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DIPACULAO BARANGAY : CALAOCAN STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

ALL LOTS

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,100.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 800.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DIPACULAO BARANGAY : DIARABASIN STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

ALL LOTS

STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

ALL LOTS

**Newly identified classification

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,100.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 800.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

STREET/SUBDIVISION

ALL LOTS

VICINITY

INTERIOR LOTS

VICINITY WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 2,000.00 RR 1,100.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 800.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DIPACULAO BARANGAY : DIMABUNO STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY

ALL LOTS

ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

STREET/SUBDIVISION

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DIPACULAO BARANGAY : DINADIAWAN STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

ALL LOTS

ALL LOTS

VICINITY WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 2,000.00 RR 1,100.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,100.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 800.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DIPACULAO BARANGAY : DIBUTUNAN

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 800.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DIPACULAO BARANGAY : DIAMANEN

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 2,000.00 RR 1,300.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DIPACULAO BARANGAY : DIBUTUNAN (Continuation)

**Newly identified classification

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH/NATIONAL ROAD RR 2,900.00 CR 4,700.00 ALONG BARANGAY ROAD RR 2,100.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 INTERIOR LOTS RR 1,900.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00 VICINITY

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 22 - BALER, AURORA PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DIPACULAO BARANGAY : DITALE STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

ALL LOTS

VICINITY WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 2,000.00 RR 1,300.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DIPACULAO BARANGAY : IPIL (Continuation) STREET/SUBDIVISION

ALL LOTS

VICINITY

INTERIOR LOTS

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DIPACULAO BARANGAY : LABOY STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

ALL LOTS

VICINITY WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 4,400.00 RR 1,400.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,100.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DIPACULAO BARANGAY : LIPIT STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

ALL LOTS

VICINITY WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 2,000.00 RR 1,300.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DIPACULAO BARANGAY : LOBBOT STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY

ALL LOTS

WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

VICINITY WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

**Newly identified classification

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 2,000.00 RR 1,300.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 2,000.00 RR 1,300.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DIPACULAO BARANGAY : MALIGAYA STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY

ALL LOTS

ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DIPACULAO BARANGAY : IPIL

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,300.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

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**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DIPACULAO BARANGAY : GUPA

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2023

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,300.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DIPACULAO BARANGAY : MIJARES STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

VICINITY WITHIN THE VICINITY OF THE BEACH ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 2,000.00 RR 1,300.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00

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mst.daydesk@gmail.com PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DIPACULAO BARANGAY : MIJARES (Continuation) STREET/SUBDIVISION

ALL LOTS

VICINITY

INTERIOR LOTS

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 22 - BALER, AURORA CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DIPACULAO BARANGAY : SALAY STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

ALL LOTS

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DIPACULAO BARANGAY : MUCDOL STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

ALL LOTS

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,300.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DIPACULAO BARANGAY : PUANGI STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

ALL LOTS

**Newly identified classification

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,300.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

STREET/SUBDIVISION

ALL LOTS

STREET/SUBDIVISION

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : POBLACION (I, II, III & IV) STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DIPACULAO BARANGAY : TOYTOYAN

ALL LOTS

VICINITY

A. STREET

ALONG A. STREET

ABUBO (MOLAVE)

GOMBURZA ST.-FARRO ST. / FARRO ST.-QUEZON ST. / QUEZON ST.-MONTERO ST. / MONTERO ST.-EVANGELISTA ST. / EVANGELISTA ST.-DAMA DE NOCHE ST. / DAMA DE NOCHE ST.-SILVESTRE ST.

AMOR (SAMPAGUITA)

G. BITONG-SILVESTRE

B STREET (COLLADO)

ALONG B STREET (COLLADO)

C. ST

ALONG C. STREET GLADIOLA ST-KAMAGONG ST

CATIPON (KAMAGONG)

SOUTH CATIPON-L. ONG / G. BITONGSILVESTRE / SILVESTRE-GALISANAO

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,300.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

COLLADO (B. STREET)

ALONG COLLADO ST.

D. ST (SERAFINES ST)

KAMAGONG-DONA AURORA

DAISY ST (EVANGELISTA)

MOLAVE-ACASIA ST

DAMA DE NOCHE ST

ALONG DAMA DE NOCHE / MOLAVE-ACASIA ST

DAO ST (FARRO)

MOLAVE-ACASIA ST / ACASIA- E. ST / E. ST- ROSAL / ROSALF.ST / F. ST - B. ST (COLLADO) / B. ST (COLLADO) - A. ST

DULAY (JASMIN)

G. BITONG-SILVESTRE ST.

EVANGELISTA ST (DAISY)

ALONG EVANGELISTA

F STREET

SOUTH F-GOMBURZA / GOMBURZA-G STREET / G STREET-FARRO FARRO-C STREET

FARRO ST (DAO)

ALONG FARRO

GALISANAO (SAMPALOC)

ALONG GALISANAO

G. ST. GLADIOLA ST.

F. ST-G. ST ALONG GLADIOLA

GOMBURZA (OLIVE)

ALONG GOMBURZA

GUIJO ST. (MONTERO)

JC ANGARA ST.*

MOLAVE-ACASIA ST. ACASIA- GUMAMELA GUMAMELA- KAMAGONG ST ALONG JC ANGARA ST.

JP RIZAL (ACASIA)

GOMBURZA-FARRO FARRO-QUEZON / EVANGELISTA-NARRA / NARRA-DAMA DE NOCHE QUEZON-MONTERO MONTERO-EVANGELISTA DAMA DE NOCHE-SILVESTRE

KALANTAS ST (ML QUEZON ST)

L. ONG

MOLAVE-PALMERA ST PALMERA-DAHLIA ST / PALMERA-ACASIA ACASIA -SANTAN / SANTAN- GLADIOLA ST ALONG L. ONG

M. FLORES

ALONG M. FLORES

MAGNIZILA (SANTAN)

ALONG MAGNIZILA

MAXION

ALONG MAXION

MONTERO ST. (GUIJO)

ALONG MONTERO

NARRA ST (G. BITONG ST)

ACASIA -GUMAMELA ST / GUMAMELA- KAMAGONG ST / KAMAGONG- JASMIN ST / TINDALOSAMPAGUITA ST / SAMPAGUITA-DONA AURORA ST JASMIN-TINDALO ST MOLAVE-ACASIA ST / ACASIA-FLORES ST / M. FLORES-F. ST / F. ST- A. ST

**Newly identified classification

STREET/SUBDIVISION

INTERIOR LOTS

L. ONG-SERAFINES ST. / SERAFINES ST.-G. BITONG ST.

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DIPACULAO BARANGAY : SAPANG KAWAYAN

ALL LOTS

VICINITY

OLIVE ST (GOMBURZA) VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,300.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification

ALL LOTS

**Newly identified classification

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,300.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : DIPACULAO BARANGAY : TOYTOYAN (Continuation)

PALMERA

ALONG PALMERA

ML QUEZON (KALANTAS)

ALONG ML QUEZON

QUIRINO (TINDALO)

G. BITONG-SILVESTRE / SILVESTRE-GALISANAO

ROSAL ST.

ALONG ROSAL

SANTIAGO (DOÑA AURORA)

SOUTH SANTIAGO-L. ONG L. ONG-SERAFINES SERAFINES-G. BITONG / G. BITONG-SILVESTRE

SERAFINES (D STREET)

ALONG SERAFINES

SILVESTRE ST. (YAKAL)

ALONG SILVESTRE

WENCESLAO (GUMAMELA)

MONTERO-G. BITONG / G. BITONG-SILVESTRE

YAKAL ST. (SILBESTRE)

KAMAGONG-TINDALO ST TINDALO STALL OTHER STREETS

ALL OTHER STREETS

**Newly identified classification

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 2,800.00 CR 4,300.00 RR 2,800.00 CR RR CR RR CR RR CR RR CR RR

4,300.00 2,800.00 4,300.00 2,800.00 4,300.00 2,800.00 4,300.00 2,800.00 4,300.00 2,800.00

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

4,300.00 2,800.00 4,100.00 2,800.00 4,300.00 2,400.00 4,000.00 2,400.00 4,000.00 2,400.00 3,700.00 2,400.00

CR RR CR RR CR RR CR RR CR RR CR RR CR RR RR CR RR CR CR CR RR RR** CR** RR CR RR CR RR CR RR CR RR CR CR RR CR RR CR RR CR RR CR RR CR RR CR CR

3,900.00 2,700.00 3,900.00 2,400.00 3,900.00 2,400.00 3,800.00 2,400.00 3,900.00 2,400.00 3,900.00 2,400.00 3,900.00 2,400.00 2,400.00 3,900.00 2,500.00 3,900.00 4,100.00 4,100.00 2,700.00 2,700.00 4,000.00 2,700.00 4,000.00 2,700.00 4,100.00 2,700.00 4,200.00 2,800.00 4,200.00 2,500.00 4,200.00 4,200.00 2,700.00 4,200.00 2,700.00 3,900.00 2,700.00 3,900.00 2,700.00 4,200.00 2,700.00 3,900.00 2,700.00 4,100.00 4,100.00

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

2,700.00 2,500.00 3,900.00 2,800.00 4,200.00 2,700.00 4,200.00 2,700.00 4,200.00 2,700.00 3,700.00 2,700.00 4,000.00 2,600.00 4,000.00 2,700.00 4,200.00 2,400.00 4,200.00 2,700.00 4,200.00 2,700.00 4,200.00 4,200.00 2,700.00 1,800.00 3,500.00

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 22 - BALER, AURORA PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : ALCALA STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,500.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : BANGCO (Continuation) STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY INTERIOR LOTS

STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 800.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 700.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : BANNAWAG STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 800.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 800.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 700.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : BAZAL STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : BAUBO STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

**Newly identified classification

ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,000.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 700.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 800.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 700.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification

BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

INTERIOR LOTS

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : BANGCO

STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD

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**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : BAGTU

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. A50 15.00 RR 700.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

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CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,000.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 700.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : CABITUCULAN EAST STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,500.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00

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PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : CABITUCULAN EAST (Continuation) STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY INTERIOR LOTS

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 22 - BALER, AURORA CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. A50 15.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : DEBUCAO STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD

ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : CABITUCULAN WEST STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,500.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : DECOLIAT STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

**Newly identified classification

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 800.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 700.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 800.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 700.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : DIAAT STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

STREET/SUBDIVISION

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : DIALATNAN STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,500.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 800.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 700.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : DETAILEN

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. A50 15.00 RR 1,200.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : CADAYAKAN

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 800.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 700.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : DETAILEN (Continuation)

**Newly identified classification

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 800.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 700.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 22 - BALER, AURORA PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : DIAMAN STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 800.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 700.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : DIKILDIT (Continuation) STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY INTERIOR LOTS

STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,000.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 800.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : DIMANPUDSO STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,000.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,500.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,200.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : FLORIDA STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : DIOME STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

**Newly identified classification

ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,000.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 800.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 800.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 700.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification

BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY

INTERIOR LOTS

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : DIKILDIT

STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD

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PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : ESTONILO

**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : DIANAWAN

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. A50 15.00 RR 800.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

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CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,500.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,200.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : GALINTUJA STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 800.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00

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PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : GALINTUJA (Continuation) STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY INTERIOR LOTS

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 22 - BALER, AURORA CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. A50 15.00 RR 700.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : QUIRINO STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : MALASIN STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,000.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 800.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : RAMADA STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD

BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

**Newly identified classification

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

STREET/SUBDIVISION

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 800.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 700.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,500.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,200.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : SAN JOSE STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,000.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,500.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,200.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : SAN JUAN STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : SAN JOAQUIN

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. A50 15.00 RR 800.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : PONGLO

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,500.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,200.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : SAN JOAQUIN (Continuation)

INTERIOR LOTS

**Newly identified classification

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,000.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 800.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 22 - BALER, AURORA PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : SAN LEONARDO STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 800.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 700.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : STO CRISTO (Continuation) STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY INTERIOR LOTS

STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,500.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,200.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : STO TOMAS STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD

STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,000.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,000.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 800.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : WENCESLAO STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : SUGUIT STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD ALL LOTS

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

**Newly identified classification

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 800.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 700.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 800.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 700.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : STO CRISTO

STREET/SUBDIVISION BARANGAY ROAD

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**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : MARIA AURORA BARANGAY : STA. LUCIA

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. A50 15.00 RR 800.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

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CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,000.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 28.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 800.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 22.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

**Newly identified classification

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : SAN LUIS BARANGAY : POBLACION (I, II, III & IV) STREET/SUBDIVISION A,B,C,D,E,F,G & H ST

VICINITY BRGY. 3

AMAZONA ST

LUMASAC-BIHASA ST BIHASA-PIMENTEL ST PIMENTEL- DUKHA ST DUKHA- ENVERGA ST AVENIDA AURORA (National Road) ALONG NATIONAL ROAD

BUENCAMINO ST.

LUMASAC-BIHASA ST BIHASA- PIMENTEL ST PIMENTEL- DUKHA ST DUKHA- ENVERGA ST DISALET CREEK-J. STREET J. STREET-ESPAÑA

DUKHA ST.

DISALET CREEK-NATIONAL ROAD NAT’L. ROAD-AMAZONA

ENVERGA ST. (National Road)

AVENIDA AURORA (NAT’L. ROAD) AMAZONA

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,800.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 1,800.00 RR 1,800.00 RR 1,800.00 RR 1,800.00 RR 1,800.00 CR 2,900.00 RR 1,800.00 RR 1,800.00 RR 1,800.00 RR 1,800.00 RR 1,800.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 1,800.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 1,800.00 CR 2,900.00 RR 1,800.00 CR 2,900.00 RR 1,800.00 CR 2,900.00

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PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : SAN LUIS BARANGAY : POBLACION (I, II, III & IV) (Continuation) STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY

ENVERGA ST. (National Road)

AMAZONA-NORTH ENVERGA

ESPANA ST.

MARZAN- BUENCAMINO ST BUENCAMINO-MINOLI ST MINOLI-PIMENTEL ST

L & J STREETS

ALONG L & J. STREETS

MARZAN ST.

DISALET CREEK-K STREET K STREET-J STREET J STREET-ESPAÑA ST.

MINOLI ST.

DISALET CREEK-K ST. K ST.-J ST. J ST.-ESPAÑA ST.

PIMENTEL

DISALET CREEK-ESPAÑA ESPAÑA-NAT’L ROAD NAT’L. ROAD-AMAZONA

QUEZON ST. (National Road)

ALONG QUEZON

QUERIJIRO ST.

ALONG QUERIJERO

SISON ST

ALONG SISON ST.

ALL OTHER STREETS

QUEZON ST ALL OTHER STREETS

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 22 - BALER, AURORA CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,800.00 CR 2,900.00 RR 1,800.00 CR 2,900.00 RR 1,800.00 CR 2,900.00 RR 1,800.00 CR 2,900.00 RR 1,800.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 1,800.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 1,800.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 1,800.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 1,800.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 1,800.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 1,800.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 1,800.00 CR 2,900.00 RR 1,800.00 CR 2,900.00 RR 1,800.00 CR 2,900.00 RR 1,800.00 CR 2,900.00 RR 1,800.00 CR 2,800.00 RR 1,800.00 CR 2,900.00 RR 1,900.00 RR 1,600.00 CR 2,600.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : SAN LUIS BARANGAY : DIBAYABAY STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

ALL LOTS

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : SAN LUIS BARANGAY : BACONG STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

ALL LOTS

VICINITY ALONG NATIONAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,700.00 RR 1,400.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 32.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,100.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 29.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

ALL LOTS

**Newly identified classification

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 800.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 32.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 700.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 29.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

STREET/SUBDIVISION

ALL LOTS

VICINITY

INTERIOR LOTS

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : SAN LUIS BARANGAY : DIBUT STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY

ALL LOTS

ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 800.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 32.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 700.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 29.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : SAN LUIS BARANGAY : DIMANAYAT STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY

ALL LOTS

ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 800.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 32.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 800.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 32.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 700.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 29.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : SAN LUIS BARANGAY : DITEKI STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY

ALL LOTS

ALONG NATIONAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : SAN LUIS BARANGAY : DIKAPINISAN

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 700.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 29.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : SAN LUIS BARANGAY : DIBALO

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 800.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 32.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 700.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 29.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : SAN LUIS BARANGAY : DIKAPINISAN (Continuation)

**Newly identified classification

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,800.00 RR 1,400.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 32.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,100.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 29.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

REVISED ZONAL VALUATION – RDO NO. 22 - BALER, AURORA PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : SAN LUIS BARANGAY : NONONG SR. (Continuation)

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : SAN LUIS BARANGAY : DITUMABO STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

ALL LOTS

VICINITY ALONG NATIONAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,800.00 RR 1,400.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 32.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,100.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 29.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY

ALL LOTS

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : SAN LUIS BARANGAY : REAL STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

ALL LOTS

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

ALL LOTS

VICINITY ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,400.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 34.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 29.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

ALL LOTS

VICINITY ALONG NATIONAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,800.00 RR 1,400.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 34.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : SAN LUIS BARANGAY : SAN JOSE (Continuation) STREET/SUBDIVISION

ALL LOTS

VICINITY

INTERIOR LOTS

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : SAN LUIS BARANGAY : SAN ISIDRO STREET/SUBDIVISION ALL LOTS

ALL LOTS

VICINITY ALONG NATIONAL ROAD ALONG NATIONAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

INTERIOR LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,800.00 I 2,000.00 RR 1,400.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 34.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 29.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : SAN LUIS BARANGAY : ZARAH STREET/SUBDIVISION

VICINITY

ALL LOTS

ALONG NATIONAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

ALL LOTS

INTERIOR LOTS

CERTAIN GUIDELINES IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ZONAL VALUE OF REAL PROPERTIES FOR RDO NO. 22 - BALER, AURORA 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.)

2.

3.

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.

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.

ZONAL VALUES OF CONDOMINIUM UNIT/TOWNHOUSE: 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 DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SETTLEMENTS AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT (DHSUD). 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.

PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : SAN LUIS BARANGAY : SAN JOSE STREET/SUBDIVISION

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,800.00 RR 1,400.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 34.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 29.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification

ALL LOTS

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 29.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : SAN LUIS BARANGAY : NONONG SR.

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,400.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 34.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00 A36** 17.00 A41** 17.00 A42** 59.00 A48** 37.00 A50 15.00 RR 1,000.00 A1 55.00 A2 35.00 A3** 15.00 A4 32.00 A5** 31.00 A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 29.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

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**Newly identified classification

**Newly identified classification PROVINCE : AURORA MUNICIPALITY : SAN LUIS BARANGAY : L. PIMENTEL

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. A6** 39.00 A7** 15.00 A8** 25.00 A10 17.00 A12 29.00 A14** 31.00 A15 19.00 A19** 31.00 A20** 31.00 A21** 31.00 A22** 31.00 A23** 31.00 A27** 25.00 A28** 25.00 A30** 25.00 A36** 15.00 A41** 15.00 A42** 53.00 A48** 31.00 A50 13.00

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2023

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VICINITY ALONG NATIONAL ROAD ALONG BARANGAY ROAD

CLASSI- 3RD REV. FICATION ZV/SQ.M. RR 1,700.00 RR 1,400.00 A1 59.00 A2 43.00 A3** 18.00 A4 37.00 A5** 37.00 A6** 49.00 A7** 17.00 A8** 27.00 A10 20.00 A12 34.00 A14** 35.00 A15 23.00 A19** 37.00 A20** 37.00 A21** 37.00 A22** 37.00 A23** 37.00 A27** 31.00 A28** 31.00 A30** 31.00

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

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WORLD Armed revolt risks break-up of Myanmar – junta leader

DIPLOMATIC WARNING.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken meets with South Korean Foreign Minister Park Jin at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Seoul on Thursday following a G7 foreign ministers’ meeting in Japan, and met South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol as well as other top officials. AFP

Blinken warns Pyongyang, Moscow ties ‘dangerous’

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EOUL – US Secretary of State Antony Blinken warned Thursday that military ties between North Korea and Russia are “growing and dangerous,” and called on China to restrain Pyongyang.

The United States, South Korea and Japan have in recent weeks repeatedly criticised North Korea for helping Russia pursue its war in Ukraine, with Seoul saying Pyongyang is getting space tech-

nology in exchange for weapons and munitions.

Blinken was in Seoul following a G7 foreign ministers’ meeting in Japan, and met South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol as well as other top officials on Thursday.

The United States and South Korea “share profound concerns about the DPRK’s growing and dangerous military cooperation with Russia”, Blinken said in a press conference with his South Korean counterpart, using the official name for North Korea.

“We are seeing the DPRK provide military equipment to Russia for pursuing its aggression in Ukraine, but we are

also seeing Russia provide technology and support for the DPRK for its own military programmes.”

Historic allies Russia and North Korea are both under international sanctions -- the former for its invasion of Ukraine and Pyongyang over its nuclear weapons and missile programmes.

Their growing military cooperation has been a source of concern for Ukraine and its allies, especially following North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in September.

South Korea has said Pyongyang is providing weapons in exchange for Russian space technology so that it can put a

military spy satellite in orbit.

The Kremlin said last month there was “no proof” North Korea was sending weapons to Russia.

Blinken also called on China, North Korea’s main ally, to play a role in reining in Pyongyang’s weapons programmes, including “irresponsible” missile launches.

“China has a unique relationship with North Korea,” he said.

“As a result of that relationship, it has real influence and we do look to China to use that influence to play a constructive role in pulling North Korea back from this irresponsible and dangerous behaviour.” AFP

Republican presidential hopefuls spar as Trump holds rally nearby MIAMI – Five Republican presidential candidates clashed on the debate stage Wednesday (Thursday in Manila) over Ukraine, China, abortion, and the future path of the party, while saving some of their ire for the absent frontrunner, Donald Trump.

While the challengers appeared united in their support of Israel and its war against Hamas, tensions flared -- including fierce personal attacks -- in the debate barely two months before the allimportant first votes in the White House nomination battle.

The third televised debate occurred a day after Democrats snatched key election victories in conservative and swing states, particularly over abortion rights, but the perennially thorny issue was not discussed until more than 90 minutes into the two-hour event.

DEBATE TENSION.

Former US President and 2024 Republican Presidential hopeful Donald Trump speaks during a rally at Ted Hendricks Stadium at Henry Milander Park in Hialeah, Florida, on Thursday. In the debate among presidential hopefuls regarding Ukraine tensions flared -- including fierce personal attacks -- barely two months before the all-important first votes in the White House nomination battle.

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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy voiced fury about their party’s recent political losses, while Trump’s onetime UN envoy Nikki Haley, who is enjoying growing momentum in the race, urged Americans to “find consensus” over reproductive rights.

The ex-president, leading in every major Republican nomination poll, snubbed the Miami event and instead held a rally just a few miles away, maintaining his strategy of refusing to debate challengers.

The remaining candidates in a thinning field have little prospect for meaningful breakthroughs against the populist leader of the hard-right Make America Great Again movement -- even though Trump faces multiple criminal indictments and will spend considerable time ahead of the 2024 election in courtrooms. AFP

Putin, Erdogan, Raisi visit C. Asia amid renewed diplomatic interest

China’s Shandong carrier sails through Strait, says Taipei TAIPEI – Taiwan said Thursday it was closely monitoring a Chinese naval formation led by the aircraft carrier Shandong as it sailed through the Taiwan Strait.

The carrier entered the strait that separates the island and mainland China on Wednesday afternoon “sailing from south to north along the west of the median line of the strait,” Taipei’s defence ministry said.

“As of 8 am today, it has continued to sail northward through the northern waters,” the ministry said in a statement.

Taiwan’s military was closely monitoring the situation and had tasked appropriate forces to respond, it added.

Last month, another formation led by the Shandong entered the Pacific Ocean via the Bashi Channel, a waterway that separates Taiwan from the Philippines, according to Taipei.

Meanwhile, in Sydney, Australia, a top US general has told AFP that China’s military is on a “concerning trajectory,” twinning rapidly improving capabilities with “more aggressive” behavior in the Pacific.

General Charles Flynn, who commands more than 107,000 Pacific-based US Army personnel, said Chinese forces have made an “enormous amount of progress” in recent years. AFP

YANGON, Myanmar – Myanmar’s junta-backed president said the country is at risk of breaking apart if the military cannot crush a joint offensive by ethnic armed groups along the border with China, state media reported Thursday.

Fighting has raged for almost two weeks across northern Shan state near the China border, posing what analysts say is the biggest military challenge to the junta since it seized power in 2021.

“If the government does not effectively manage the incidents happening in the border region, the country will be split into various parts,” Myint Swe said Wednesday, according to the Global New Light of Myanmar.

The Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army, the Ta’ang National Liberation Army and the Arakan Army say they have seized dozens of military outposts and blocked vital trade routes to China.

The junta has admitted to losing control of a key trade hub, but had not commented on the progress of the fighting for days.

Myint Swe made the remarks at a meeting of the National Defence and Security Council, attended by junta chief Min Aung Hlaing and other top military officials.

Myint Swe was vice president under the democratically elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi that the military ousted in 2021.

He was later appointed acting president by the junta.

“Stability can be restored to some extent due to the sacrifice of the lives” of junta troops, he said, without giving details.

Myanmar’s borderlands are home to more than a dozen ethnic armed groups, some of which have fought the military for decades over autonomy and control of lucrative resources.

Some have trained and equipped newer “People’s Defense Forces” that have sprung up since the coup and the military’s bloody crackdown on dissent. AFP

CENSURED LEGISLATOR. A person walks past signs and notes left outside

the office of US Representative Rashida Tlaib, Democrat of Michigan, on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, Thursday. The US House of Representatives voted to censure Tlaib, the only Palestinian-American in Congress, over her comments on the Israel-Hamas war, US media reported. She was censured by Republicans and some members of her own party in a resolution that passed by 234 votes to 188. AFP

ASTANA, Kazakhstan – Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in Kazakhstan on Thursday, while Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his Iranian counterpart Ebrahim Raisi were expected in Uzbekistan, amid renewed diplomatic interest in the region.

Central Asia’s former Soviet republics have sought to diversify their partnerships as Moscow’s sway over the region -- which it considers as under its sphere of influence -- has waned since Russia invaded Ukraine.

The Russian leader and his Kazakh counterpart Kassym-Jomart Tokayev nevertheless praised their countries’ relationship in interviews ahead of their planned meeting in Astana.

“Our strategic partnership is truly forward-looking,” Putin said, while Tokayev praised an “alliance with a rich

past and a bright future”.

But three decades after the collapse of the Soviet Union, with Russia bogged down in Ukraine, other world powers are investing in Central Asia.

China has become a major partner across the whole region with its Belt and Road Initiative, a gigantic infrastructure project.

And Putin’s trip to Kazakhstan comes a week after French President Emmanuel Macron’s visit -- and as the European Union, the United States, Iran and Turkey seek to strengthen ties there.

More than 1,000 kilometers south, a summit of the Economic Cooperation Organisation will be held in Uzbekistan’s capital Tashkent.

The city will host the Iranian and Turkish presidents, as well as Pakistani Prime Minister Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar and Central Asian leaders. AFP

Bangladesh police fire tear gas, rubber bullets at protesting garment workers GAZIPUR, Bangladesh – Bangladesh police fired rubber bullets and tear gas Thursday, officials and witnesses said, as violence broke out at a protest by garment workers who rejected a government-offered pay rise.

A government-appointed panel raised wages on Tuesday by 56.25 percent for the South Asian nation’s 4 million garment fac-

tory workers, who are seeking a near-tripling of their monthly wage.

Bangladesh’s 3,500 garment factories account for around 85 percent of its $55 billion in annual exports, supplying many of the world’s top brands including Levi’s, Zara and H&M. But conditions are dire for many of the

sector’s four million workers, the vast majority of whom are women whose monthly pay starts at 8,300 taka ($75).

Police said violence broke out in the industrial city of Gazipur, outside the capital Dhaka, after more than 1,000 workers staged a protest on a highway to reject the panel’s offer.

“The workers tried to block the road... and we had to fire tear (gas) shells and rubber bullets to disperse them,” Ashok Kumar Pal Gazipur deputy police chief told an AFP reporter at the scene who witnessed the incident.

Police said workers also threw bricks and stones at officers and lit fires on roads. AFP