Final stretch
BY SHEENDY PATRICIA OLIVARES/ADDU INTERN
IF EVERYTHING goes according to plan, a segment of the Davao City Coastal Road will be opened to vehicles next week.
On Tuesday’s regular session, DPWH XI acting regional director Juby B.
Cordon gave updates on the initial progress and the inauguration of the coastal
road.
DCCR has four segments; Segment A (Bago
Aplaya - Times Beach), Segment B (Times BeachRoxas Avenue), Segment C (Roxas Avenue - Santa Ana Wharf Road), and Segment
D (Santa Ana Wharf Road - R. Castillo).
the inauguration of Segment A. We are hoping to have the inauguration in this last week of May," she said.
"Last week, I met with the Secretary of DPWH, Sec. Bonoan to request for ( /FINAL/10)
Task group asks trike passenger to surface and help investigation
BY RHODA GRACE B. SARONTHE SPECIAL Investigation Task Group (SITG) Bragas on Tuesday appealed to the other passenger of the ongbak tricycle to surface and possibly shed light on the identity of the lady architect’s killer. Meanwhile, the task group already has five persons of interest in the rape-slay of Vlanche Marie Bragas.
In an interview on Tuesday, Police Regional spokesperson, Lt. Col EudYun pa-
sahero nun ongbak driver bago napick up ang biktima maari makilala o mabigay nya physical description nun give the suspect’s physical -
minutes after pagbaba nya. Pinick up yun passenger alighted near picked up one to two minlast passenger,” she added.
passenger is critical.
The police also guaranteed the security of the passenger. “Hopefully, they will take pity on the help,” the spokesperson added.
identify the suspects in the murder of the 28-year-old architect.
driver seen on the close footage. However, they could not ascertain if the passenger was a male or female.
Bumaba sya malapit sa
City warns ambulant vendors in Agdao market to stay away
to avoid displaying their goods in the vicinity of which is currently undergoing renovations.
In an interview with head Paul Bermejo said that 78 individuals fromdors were told to leave the spaces they illegally occupied for getting in the way
of the construction. The legitimate vendorsRegistered stall owners worry that unregistered vendors will not leave once resumes normal operations.
“Pag i-open na na siya, kadtong mga legit na mga stall owners sa sulod sa market mamalik na man to sila. Tapos, dili man
pwede na naa sila sa gawas kay sigurado magreklamo man pud na sila this opens, the legitimate stall owners in the market will start selling again. conducts clearing opera-
“ Amo na ‘sab silang
The investigators are trying to determine if there’s another man inside the tricycle, so the informa-
Recently, First District Rep. Paolo Duterte offered a P1 million reward for anyone who can provide information to
The victim was reported missing around 12:30 a.m. and was last seen on Crossing Fausta, Calinan District. A witness claimed that there was another passenger when she hailed the Bajaj three-wheeler -
pasyalan didto unya amo na ‘sab silang ingnan na dili mo dinha kay naay gareklamo pero mao lagi na mubalik lang gihapon pag wala na mi there and tell them to leave -
Bermejo said.
relocated to another area, particularly along the creek
free from insurgency
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province on May 25-28, 2023, at provincial coliDigos City.
will run for four days to celLt Col. Ezra Balagtey, 39th Infantry Battalion
Commander, said the activity will start with a mothe morning of May 25, at the provincial coliseum, Mindanao Command chief and invited guests.
A Peace Fair is slated on May 26-28 at the atrium
Davao del Norte HPG voted best highway patrol in 2022
In an interview, Lt. Col. Surki Sereñas, the DNPHPT regional deputy chief, said they would also intensify general supervision of local police forces as regards the enforcement
“It has a big impact on our personnel to work hard. They have to keep up with the pressure since we are an awardee this year, and we hope to get the same award next year,” Sereñas said.
However, the police
have a problem with the manpower since they only have six personnel.
“Despite our number, we are using available resources for us to accom-
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Lanao del Norte town hosts 6th Organic Asia Congress
KAUSWAGAN, Lanao del Norte (MindaNews)
— The once war-torn town of Kauswagan, Lanao del Norte will host the 6th
Organic Asia Congress together with the International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movement (IFOAM) Organics Asia.
The convention will take place on June 4-9 at the five-hectare Kauswagan International Organic
BY QUEENI CAAY/UM INTERNSEEKING to elevate its health and wellness program, the Brokenshire Medical Center’s grand launch commences on June 7-10 at the Brokenshire Compound, Madapo Hills.
Paul Nikolai S. Cantor, Department Brokenshire Medical Center assistant nursing director for Clinical
Operations Nursing Services, announced the hospital’s upcoming events, including its joint venture with AppleOne Medical Group to promote its health and wellness services.
“Brokenshire has been there in the industry of healthcare for about 115 years. So, before, it was
known as the Brokenshire Integrated Health Ministries Incorporated, but upon the joint venture of the APPLEOne Medical Group, we are now known as the AppleOne Brokenshire Medical Corporation, bringing the name of Brokenshire Medical Center.
( /BROKENSHIRE/10)
Davao Region positioned to become global logistics hub
BY NICOLE BAULOS BURLASTHE REGIONAL Development Council XI (RDC-XI) aims to develop local air and seaports to turn Southern Mindanao into an international logistics hub.
During the Davao Regional Development Plan 2023-2028 press conference last May 23, RDCXI co-chair Arturo Milan in the shipping industry, which is why development is needed.
This plan involves the upgrading of the Davao City International Airport and Sasa Port, as well as the development of Panabo Port.
Aside from improvingping industry, it will also
create opportunities for international markets.
“We have an advantage in terms of access to international markets. That’s why we should be looking at international logistics hubs in Southern Mindanao,” he said, “this is the comparative advantage that we have to develop, to make Davao Region as an international logistics hub in Mindanao.”
Milan also said they are campaigning to have many to Davao.
Last May 9, 2nd District Councilor Al Ryan Alejandre, committee on chairperson, said they are negotiating with local airlines to service the JapanDavao-Japan route as an Meanwhile, National Economic and Development Authority Region XI director Maria Lourdes Lim said that the management of Sasa Port was privatized when the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) awarded the management contract to GlobalPort Ozamis Terminal, Inc. through its Resolution No.
Fitch Ratings revises outlook on PH from negative to stable
MANILA – The Philippines’ robust post-pandemic recovery and expansion, along with sound economic policy framework, made Fitch Ratings revised on Monday the outlook on the country’s credit ratings from negative to stable and
“The revision of the Fitch's improved confi -
dence that the Philippines is returning to strong medium-term growth after the Covid-19 pandemic, supporting sustained reductions in government debt/GDP, after substantial increases in recent years,” the debt rater said in a commentary.
It also attributed this development to its reading that the country’s “eco -
nomic policy framework remains sound and in line with 'BBB' peers, despite its low scores on World Bank Governance indicators.”
This latest ratings action on the country susthe country received for its investment grade ratings even during the pandemic.
PEZA enterprises get easier access to VAT zero-rating with RR NO 03-2023
BAC-PTMC-02-2022 on May 23, 2022, and its Notice to Proceed on June 28, 2022.
This is under PPA’s Port Terminal Management Regulatory Framework (PTMRF), through PPA Administrative Order 03-2016, to privatize the management of public ports.
“Our connectivity infrastructure would set a foundation [for] this vision by upgrading our international airport as well as sea ports in the region along Davao Gulf would form [a] part of the logistic hub vision,” Lim said.
CABB-MOTC introduces new air procedures
MARAWI CITY (PIA)--The Ministry of Transportation and Communication's Civil Aeronautics Board of the Bangsamoro (CABB) marked the region's air transportation industry with the enactment of enhanced rules and procedures.
Board session, May 17, priority legislative matters were approved, including the adop-
PEZA-registered enterprises in the Philippines are expected to have a positive start this second half of the year, as the passage of Revenue Regulation No. 03-2023 on April 27, 2023, made it easier for them to avail of Value Added Tax (VAT) zero rating. This new regulation removes the requirement for local suppliers of goods and services of
BY WENDELL GANHINHINRegistered Export Enterprises (REE) from securing prior Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) approval for applying VAT zero rating on its local purchases. This effectively lessens the burden of the process of acquiring the grant of VAT zero-rating for registered enterprises.
Prior to the passage of the amendatory regulation, local suppliers of REEs had to secure BIR approval transaction i.e. whether the local purchase of goods/ service is directly or exclusively related to its registered activity. This is notwithstanding the fact that REEs are already required to obtain VAT Zero-ratingtion Agency (IPA). This meant that REEs and their local suppliers had to go through a 'double approval' process in securing the grant of VAT zero-rating, which included approval from the IPA and, thereafter, approval from the BIR.
However, with the effectivity of the new regulation on April 28, 2023, local suppliers of REEs will no longer need to seek approval from the BIR. After
zero-rating on their local purchases. The concerned IPA is tasked to furnish the BIR through the Assessment Service, Audit Information, Tax Exemption and Incentives Division (AITEID), a list of registered enterprises (20) days following the end of each taxable quarter; s
Forest guard training empowers IPs to Davao Oriental protect ancestral lands
DAVAO ORIENTAL – Pressures on the Davao Oriental Provincial landscape arise from the social and commercial demands for terrestrial resources as a means of alleviating poverty and improving the quality
Deforestation and forest degradation in the forest land and wetlands in Davao Oriental continue to persist unabatedly. From 2000 to 2021, Davao Oriental lost 51.5kha of tree cover, equivalent to an 11% decrease in tree cover since 2000 and 33.3Mt of CO2 emissions (Global Forest Watch). Forest clearing for agricultural expansion and timber poaching is prominent amongst the upland communities. Human settlements and indiscriminate harvesting of resources are also active in the province due to the growing population.
The indigenous communities in the area, recognized as stewards of the land, are responsible for maintaining ecological balance and restoring denuded areas. However,
they have not yet achieved full self-determination due to complex reasons. Empowering these communities for effective forest landscape governance systems is essential to increase control, surveillance, and enforcement over ancestral domain areas.
vation and sustainable development, the BaiAni Foundation and Kennemer Eco Solution have strongly supported the Provincial Tribal Council-Mandaya and Kagan Cultural group of Davao Oriental in their role as stewards of the land. The organizations aim to protect ancestral lands through the establishment and operationalization
THE late actor Orson Wells once had something meaty to say about ignorance.
‘There is no other authority (on earth) that’s like it ever.’ That is why most often, one just has to shake your head whenever loose-tongued comments and critiques are posted on social media nowadays.
While indeed there’s never any clampdown on whatever anyone wants to express freely especially in that platform, at the very least, certain parameters (unwritten if you wish) still need to be established if we were to call ourselves civil. After all, the invisibility cloak that is the internet temptingly offers one certain powers not commonly available in face-to-face encounters and conversations.
Terms such as ‘being burned at the Twitter stake’ are just but some of the reactions to the continuing onslaught of below-the-belt comments proliferating in the internet. If we were to delve deeper as to why people behave this way, then let’s just leave it to those who analyze certain disorders. For the meantime, let’s stick to what an acquaintance of ours loves to say: that tells you something about the guy. So as starters, practicing politeness should be the more welcome demeanor.
Then for number two, it’s highly recommended that we carefully read whatever is posted before we blow up like geysers. While misinterpretations are forgivable, (meaning these can still be discussed at length later) reading a text wrong then raising a storm makes one appear silly. Even at the most innocent, like in some personal ads where the price of an item is clearly posted, ‘how much?’ is still the most common query in the threads. Many a time, I myself sheepishly apologize for reading so hurriedly and missing out on key words.
Reporter: RHODA GRACE B. SARON NICOLE BAULOS BURLAS
Lifestyle: MICHAEL DAKUDAO MARILYN C. ROQUE IAN RAY GARCIA
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Publisher: JESUS G. DUREZA
Editor-in-Chief: AMALIA B. CABUSAO
Who’s delaying
NOW we are starting to doubt the veracity of reports that the family of the young man who was killed by a non-uniformed personnel of the Philippine National Police (PNP) Region XI -- a medical doctor -- really appealed the resolution of the Davao City prosecutor handling the case with the Department of Justice (DoJ).
of Investigation (NBI) task force investigating the case against the doctor was murder. Meaning, had it been afbailed himself out.
Unfortunately, and to the chagrin of both the investigating group and the relatives of the slain victim, the prosecutor’s resolution downgraded the charge from murder to simple homicide. Now the accused doctor is scot free doing his things like the so-called “bird on a wire” just viewing his supposed cage.
Right after the prosecutor’s resolution came out the victim’s immediate relatives issued a statement that they a year since the issuance of the resolution and supposed not heard from them of any progress of any progress.
Then, even as this may be a bit too many years ago who said, to never complain about not reaping anything from a work you didn’t put in. In the same context, as much as possible, we should save one’s comments to subjects you’re directly involved in or have ample knowledge about. Granted, while this is natural among friends and other mates who can also rib each other no end, strangers often freely inject clearly alien cents-worth of opinions just to be part of the online conversation.
In the ongoing NBA playoffs for example, if one reads through the threads, the colorful exchanges appear like a rap battle that’s not limited to two, but simultaneously played by a hundred actors on all fronts. From criticizing a person’s game analyses to downright insulting family members, there’s just no limit to the comments. Ambushed by trolls, many like to say, but what’s really true is that it’s always open season in the realm of social media. if you can’t take the heat (not Miami), get out of the oven,
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The victim’s relatives’ silence is deafening. And this makes us wonder if at all there really was an appeal submitted to the Justice Department. And if at all there was, how long will it take for the DOJ to resolve the appeal?
Now should people be surprised if there are some of them will resort to taking justice by their own hands if those who seek it are made to wait for eternity? Of course or sent for review by the DOJ ever single day as against the number of employees doing the appropriate job for the immediate or fast resolution of the cases may be unrealistic. But for such case as the downgrading of the charge from murder to simple homicide may not be really requiring the DOJ guy where the review is assigned too long a time as one half of a year to determine whether the appeal has merits or none. As usual though, the men in that Department will always point to obstacles for the early resolution that are “built-in” on the laws that are also
To whom therefore shall we look upon when we hear this common adage “Justice delayed is justice denied”? Should it be on the Justice Department, or in the country’s legal system? ****************************
If until now the Special Investigating Task Group (SITG) probing the rape-slay of a lady architect who was a resident of Durian Village in Calinan has not come up with any lead that could identify the suspect or suspects, then the situation itself is more than enough lead. Only that the agents may not have yet perceived this.
Yes, the owner of the tricycle used in the commission of the crime could even be a leading suspect. Or if not, he or she might have obstructed justice. The Ombak owner , if he is not the one who did the dastardly crime, could be protecting the criminal who could be his closed relative/s that he/she would not want apprehended by the police. Look, if his vehicle is not the one used in the crime then he would not have withdrawn it from the road. Or, he would not have allowed it to be repainted, if that is what is happening.
And assuming that the driver is not the owner’s close kin and did not return the tricycle to the owner’s garage, then he/she would have already reported the loss of his/ her vehicle to the police, then pointed to the driver as the possible tricycle robber.
Recognizing this as a major lead, the SITG can now
The SITG agents can after all, coordinate with the distributors of that tricycle model, as well as with the Land which units had not been issued Plate numbers, the body color, to whom these are sold, and the buyers’ addresses.
Of course, with the P1 million that Davao City’s First District Congressman Paolo “Polong” Duterte has comand arrest of the suspects the SITG agents’ job may not anymore be as cumbersome as many might have thought.
“Grounded…Like Fog at the Airport”
I’M supposed to be in Chiang Mai, Thailand as I write this. I imagined that my column for this week would be about my remarkable time working together with international journalists and media literacy advocates on this exclusive fact-checking workshop to which I was invited. It was supposed to be a week-long intellectual stimulation. Something that I had been craving for some time now. But motherhood grounded me…like fog at the airport.
I had to cancel my participation at the last minute because the care arrangements for my toddler fell apart. My husband was also going out of town for work on the same dates. So, I had to ask some family members to take care of my daughter while I was gone. Unfortunately, some things happened along the way (as usual) and they backed out. So without trusted help and my husband being away too, the primary caregiver a.k.a yours truly, the to resent that word.
I cried about losing this rare chance for professional development. The training was exclusive and organized by a very reputable international news organization. I was paid trip to be with smart people. My husband tried to retorted, “Really? Is that data-driven or you’re just being
I’ve been suffering from a very bad case of imposter syndrome and an emerging midlife crisis since I resigned from my full-time job as a senior high school teacher to stay at home and be with my child. Why? I had a different vision of motherhood, thanks to media images. I stepped into motherhood late in the game and it gave me a rude awakening on the reality or rather the impossibility of balancing motherhood and career. Hiring a stranger as a nanny was out of the question at that time because of my trauma. Though my child is
FORTY-SOMETHING FIRST-TIME MOM
the invisible villains of prejudice and discrimination, realities of limited opportunities and stunted growth in the workplace. Why can’t we challenge these outdated stereotypes, and empower mothers to conquer both the boardroom and the playroom?
BY JILL V. PALARCAreally my priority, it wasn’t an easy decision to leave a job that I really enjoyed doing.
Mothers, like me, who chose or had no choice but to stay home with their children are forced to step onto a ambitions. We wave goodbye to corporate ladders and say We ditch the power suits and go braless for most of the day because the milk bar has to be open 24/7 for our very demanding customers. Can I get an Amen, breastfeeding moms?
Stay-at-home moms or SAHMS, are often regarded as Superheroes. But that means there is a villain. Who? What? In the battle against gender bias, SAHMs stand tall in the frontlines. Society’s lingering expectations pigeonhole women as the primary caregivers, leaving their professional aspirations in the shadows. We face
If you haven’t noticed it yet, most if not all advertisements selling baby products depict only the mother and child, blissful in their bubble. But the reality is that motherhood cannot be a one-woman show. Yet, the lack of support systems often leaves mothers feeling like solo superheroes without a sidekick. Accessible and affordable work arrangements seem as elusive as a good night’s sleep. And like adding insult to injury, one of my former of a teacher who becomes a mother. “ That kicked the bucket for me. Even if the school would have given my couldn’t bear to give my talent and time to an institution with traces of misogyny and a lack of empathy.
Motherhood may have grounded me now like a fog my husband said, as part of his obligation to make me feel better, and more importantly as my number one fan who truly believes in my brilliance, there will be other chances to soar high in my career. In the meantime, I may not be able to do a lot of traveling as a stay-at-home mom, but this roller coaster ride called motherhood is exciting enough.
BIONOTE:
Jill Palarca is a licensed professional teacher specializing in Media and Information Literacy, and is also currently the chairperson of Media Educators of Mindanao. She is mom to angels Meryl and Lyanna, and rainbow baby, Andrea.
Mindanao Now, More Than Ever
MINDANAO for decades demonstrated economic growth owing to the abundance of potentials for travel, business and investment.
Yet, the island continuously hurdles the perception that played on its fate for decades --- the adverse impression against Mindanao.
Where did it come from? Science would tell us that this is a function of the brain, the limbic part of the brain that sends a chilling signal over a stimulus. Whenever they hear about Mindanao, others would run into a memory of old Mindanao with strife.
Science can also be addressed. The neocortex, which is the frontal part of the brain, is in-charge of logic, linear and consistent. But relying on the cortical function is not enough. There is the need for emotion, that visceral experience.
That is why, we at MinDA produce studies on safety, security, and peace regularly to convince the public, both within Mindanao and outside, that we have peace and there are dividends of peace.
It is the experience of comfort and convenience that would make one think, imagine and explore things. The feeling that is a pre-requisite for innovation --- positive imagination.
So, we at MinDA regularly present the place to travel --- blue lagoon, white and pink beaches, the long and cascading falls, the green forest canopies and the species that thrive on it.
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in Dacudao.
Beremjo said Dacudao, as a main city road, is not ideal.
The Tiyangge sa Katawhan Management Team is looking for alternative spaces for displaced vendors to sell their products.
The ASU still allows vendors to occupy spaces on selected sidewalks as long as they follow the 1/3 and 2/3 rule (a third of the
EGALITARIAN BY ADRIAN M. TAMAYOWe feature food, culture, tradition. Those that entices solidarity. We also present the wide roads, the urban skyscrapers. Everything that evokes life and positive feeling.
Why we do this? Because this is Mindanao. This is what we have, and we want to convince, more than the numbers and analytics, that Mindanao is waiting for your travel, for your stay, for your investment.
These are already felt in the ground, people travel around. Stay for a night, then travel out, then come backments going to the BARMM as well.
I am just utterly confused why Mindanao is portrayed
model for peace agreements. We are grateful to the new autonomous government owing to the advancements that occur in the BARMM. And across Mindanao, there are massive upscaling of the local government units brought about by the urbanization, presence of multinational companies, ecozones, and with Mindanao leaders becoming
The policy changes such as the increase in the local budget due to Mandanas-Garcia Ruling, the Public Utilities Act and the Foreign Ownership of Businesses business community because of the negative impressions about Mindanao.
These potential for growth can well be enhanced if the ground realities are regularly communicated, and the communication messages must be established as reliable,
More particularly, the negative impression on safety and security in Mindanao must be chased away so that Mindanao can enter the wide road of progress.
The progress and prosperity of Mindanao certainly will create upward positive impact on the overall growth of the country. Mindanao stands on the strength of its people, on its rich natural resources, its advantage of history and proximity with neighboring countries. Mindanao now, more than ever, is ready to embrace the future where life is enjoyed, opportunities are pursued, and progress is commonplace.
sidewalk space occupied by a vendor, two-thirds for pedestrians). However, ambulant vendors will no longer be allowed to occupy sidewalks and roads that are newly constructed.
“ Dili mi magpa -one third/two-thirds. Naay areas na kanang mga bago nga dili pwede na i-one-third/ two-thirds. Kadto lang mga daan na areas na naa na sila daan parehas aning
San Pedro, Uyanguren, Ilustre, ug uban pa (We will no longer implement the ‘one-third/two-thirds rule’ (There are new areas where the rule will not be allowed. They have to stay in the old areas where they already established a presence like in SanUyanguren, Ilustre,
“ Kanang mga bag-o gyud na gihimo na sidewalk ug kalsada, as much
as possible, dili na nato padiskartehan sa ila kay dili man pud na gihimo para sa ila, para man na sa mga mangagi sa sidewalk, para sa publiko (Those newly built sidewalks and roads, as much as possible, we will not let ambulant vendors occupy them because they are made for the pesdetrians, for the pub -
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Gipahibalo ang tanan na ang FIRST COLOR PAWNSHOP magasubasta sa tanan nga nag-expired sa bulan sa MAYO 2015. Ang tanan prenda ibaligya sa publiko karong HULYO 16 sa alas 9:00 sa buntag.
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All Pawned Items that expired during the month of NOVEMBER 2022 must be renewed or redeemed Two (2) days before the Auction Schedule stated below. If not redeemed or renewed, it will be sold to the public on its respective auction schedule and premises @ 9:00 A.M.
Gibpahibalo ang tanan nga ang DIAGOLD PAWNSHOP, INC. magsubasta sa tanan nga nag expired hangtod sa bulan sa NOBYEMBRE 2022, ang tanang prenda ibaligya sa publiko sa mga petsa na nakabutang sa ubos, sa oras nga 9:00 sa buntag.
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All pawned items that expired during the month of NOVEMBER 2022, if not renewed or redeemed will be sold to the public on MAY 16, 2023 at 9:00a.m. at our pawnshop premises.
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All Pawned items that expired until the month of JUNE 2022, must be redeemed or renewed Two (2) days prior the Auction Schedule stated below. If not redeemed will be sold to the public on its respective auction schedule and premises at 9:00 A.M.
ang tanan nga ang GOLDVALUE PAWNSHOP, INC., maga subasata sa tanan nga nag-expired kung dili malukat ibaligya sa publiko sa alas 9:00 sa buntag.
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Gipahibalo ang tanan nga ang NARDING PAWNSHOP, INC., maga-subasta sa tanan nga nag-expired sa bulan sa PEBRERO 2023. Ang tanan prenda ibaligya sa publiko sa mga petsa nga nakabutang sa ubos, sa oras nga 9:00 sa buntag.
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Gipahibalo and tanan na ang METRO GOLDBRILL PAWNSHOP magasubasta sa tanan nga nagexpired kung dili malukat o matubuan duha (2) ka adlaw una ang pagbaligya sa publiko karong MAYO 16, 2023.
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Roque Bldg., Matina Crossing, Davao City
Tel. # 234-6367
PAWNS NOT REDEEMED/RENEWED WITHIN FIVE (5) DAYS AFTER EXPIRY DATES WILL BE AUCTIONED ON MAY 17, 2023 AT 10:00 A.M. AT THE RESPECTIVE PAWNSHOPS WHERE THE ITEMS WERE PAWNED.
GABBY’S BRILLIANT PAWNSHOP INC. / GABBY’S INFINITE PAWNSHOP INC.
All Pawned items at GOLDVISION PAWNSHOP, INC., that expired must be redeemed or renewed Two (2) days prior the Auction Schedule stated below. If not redeemed will be sold to the public on its respective auction schedule and premises at 9:00 A.M.
Gipahibalo ang tanan nga ang GOLDVISION PAWNSHOP, INC., maga subasata sa tanan nga nag-expired, kung dili malukat ibaligya sa publiko sa alas 9:00 sa buntag.
General Lao, Toril Agton. Toril Buhangin
Cabaguio Panabo
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TEL NO.: 321-2185 / 234-4844
All Pawned items at GABBY’S BRILLIANT PAWNSHOP, INC. and GABBYS’S INFINITE PAWNSHOP, INC. that expired must be redeemed or renewed Two (2) days prior the Auction Schedule stated below. If not redeemed will be sold to the public on its respective auction schedule and premises at 9:00 A.M.
Gipahibalo ang tanan nga ang GABBY’S BRILLIANT PAWNSHOP, INC. and GABBYS’S INFINITE PAWNSHOP, INC. maga subasata sa tanan nga nag-expired kung dili malukat ibaligya sa publiko sa alas 9:00 sa buntag.
BRANCHES AUCTION DATE TEL. NOS. SAN PEDRO MAY 16, 2023 321-2185 ILUSTRE MAY 16, 2023 234-4844
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of a viable Forest Guarding system, with the full support of various local entities.
To initiate this important effort, a training and workshop for aspiring Forest Protectors was conducted on May 15-16. The program focused on educating and familiarizing 20 pre-selected Forest Guards from the MATI CADT with CADT No. R11-MAT-0219-243 and the Tarragona CADT with No. R11-TAR-08018-225 about their roles, responsibilities, and basic environmental laws. This program aims to equip them with the necessary assuming their duties.
The program consists of several phases, starting withtion of IPs who will undergo the training. Expert trainers in forest guarding and law enforcement conduct a series of training sessions focused on forest conservation, resource management, and law enforcement. During these sessions, IPs learn how to identify illegal forest activities, enforce forest laws, and conduct surveillance patrols. Additionally, workshops on spot mapping, forest land use plans, and forest patrol planning are facilitated to enhance their abilities.
Almart Martije, a 31-year-old member of the
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tion of the Internal Rules of Procedure (IRP) and Rules of Procedure (ROP) governing hearings and investigations.
Implementing these new procedural rules demonstrates CABB's proactive approach to streamlining regulatory processes and establishing clear guidelines.
By providing a framework for fair and transparent decision-making, these rules will protect stakeholders' interests and uphold public trust.
Under the leadership of Board Chairperson MOTC Minister Paisalin Tago, together with Vice Chair Ministry of Trade, Investment and Tourism Minister Abuamri Taddik and CABB OIC Director I Muhammad Galo, the session emphasized the collective commitment to promoting air commerce in the region.
CABB, as a regulatory body, holds the power to conduct investigations and address
Davao Ros-Ver Pawnshop, Incorporated
Mandaya tribe from Brgy. Don Salvador Lopez, Davao Oriental, expressed his joy and pride in participating in the forest guarding training. He emphasized the deeprooted connection that Indigenous Peoples have with the land and the natural world, highlighting their ancestral role as stewards of the forests for generations.
gram extend beyond the IPs themselves. By increasing the number of forest guards on the ground, the initiative ensures better protection against illegal activities that contribute to deforestation, soil erosion, and biodiversity loss. Moreover, the program generates employment opportunities for IPs, enabling them to earn a livelihood while safeguarding their ancestral lands. Additionally, the program promotes environmental awareness and encourages local community participation in conservation efforts.
Provincial Tribal Council Chairman Eleuterio Manaytay emphasized that the training not only allows IPs to utilize their traditional knowledge, wisdom, and understanding of the ecosystem but also provides a platform to advocate for the rights and well-being of Indigenous communities. Collaborating with government agencies, conservation
complaints about airports.
Their presence extends to every airport in the region through CABB desks, solidifying their dedication to mainair transportation services.
The enactment of these rules is expected to foster economic development and income generation in the Bangsamoro region.
With the enhanced capabilities provided by the Ministry's IRP and ROP, CABB is well-positioned to regulate and develop the air transportation industry effectively.
"We are dedicated to enforcing and implementing the mandates of our Ministry for the welfare of the Bangsamoro people and our homeland," Tago stressed.
The governing board session further emphasized the collective commitment to drive air commerce development in the region. (BIO/ PIA-10/Lanao del Sur)
EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE OF CANDELARIA IGNACIO AQUINO WITH DEED OF SALE
NOTICE is hereby given that the estate of the late CANDELARIA IGNACIO AQUINO who died intestate on April 28, 1978 at the Municipality of Nabunturan, Davao del Norte;
That the deceased at the time of her death left the following property covered by ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE OF TITLE (OCT) No. P-2121, more particularly described to wit:
A parcel of agricultural land otherwise known as lot no. 3841, Pls-3 located at Monkayo, Davao del Norte, containing an area of EIGHTY FOUR THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED SIXTY THREE (84,563) Square Meters more or less;
That Pursuant to Sec. 1 Rule 74 of the Revised Rules on Court of the Philippines, the above-mentioned described property has been the subject of EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE OF CANDELARIA IGNACIO AQUINO WITH DEED OF SALE made and executed by and among her heirs per Doc. No. 394; Page No. 79; Book No. XII; Series of 1983 of the Notary Public RODOLFTON S.J. DE LEON of Davao City.
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organizations, and local communities, the forest guards work towards the long-term sustainability of the forests.
The program in Davao Oriental exemplifies how empowering local communities can effectively protect the environment and promote sustainable development. By providing training and equipment, IPs are empowered to safeguard their ancestral lands and the valuable natural resources they hold. The program sets a remarkable example for other communities, inspiring them to follow suit to protect the environment and advance sustainable development.
As the forest guard training program continues to progress, training and workshop will also be conducted in the eight (8) CADTs in Davao Oriental. With this, it is anticipated that Davao Oriental will witness an enhanced conservation environment, empowered Indigenous communities, and increased participation in preserving their invaluable natural heritage.
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Ilustre St., Davao City
Tel # 224-1204; 222-6086
AUCTION SALE!
The DAVAO ROS-VER PAWNSHOP, INC. and NEW PAG-ASA PAWNSHOP will be having its JOINT AUCTION on all unredeemed pawned items left during the month of March 2023. The said items will be sold to the public at the following VENUE AND DATE.
Gipahibalo ang publiko na ang DAVAO ROS-VER PAWNSHOP, INC. og ang NEW PAG-ASA PAWNSHOP; magsubasta sa tanang prenda nga naremata atong Marso 2023. Ang tanang prenda dungan nga ibaligya sa publiko sa mga sumusunod nga dapit og petsa:
ug ala sais usa nibalik ang kuryente. So wala gyud miy mabuhat sa barangay ,” (Yesterday, the whole day from 8:00 AM, it reached until 6:00 PM before the power came back on. We cannot do anything in the barangay,) he said.
He added that power in their health center is crucial as it is where their COVID-19 vaccines are stored for refrigeration.
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Amo gani giingnan si Kap [Alfredo Balansag Sr.] na blessed kaayo ta ana kay kana pwerting dakoa ang
EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE
NOTICE is hereby given that the estate of the late ROMEO HIMPIT ALPAS, who died intestate on August 30, 2008 at Davao Adventist Hospital, Bangkal, City of Davao; That the deceased at the time of his death left the following real property with owned in common with his wife, the therein the property are more particularly described to wit:
TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE (TCT) No. T-146397
A parcel of land (Lot 18, Blk. 2 of the Subdivision plan (LRC) Psd-201405, being a portion of Lot 1000-B-2-N2-L, (LRC) Psd-3703 L.R.C. (GLRO) Cad Rec. No. 117), Situated at the Barrio of Matina, City of Davao, containing an area of Three Hundred Eighty –One (381) Square Meters more or less;
That Pursuant to Sec. 1 Rule 74 of the Revised Rules on Court of the Philippines, the above-mentioned described property has been the subject of EXRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE made and executed by and among his heirs per Doc. No. 485; Page No. 98; XIII; 2022 of the Notary Public DAVE Y. LAO of Davao City. (MT-May 17, 24 & 31, 2023)
DEED OF EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF THE ESTATE OF THE DECEASED SPS. SIXTO P. BONSUBRE SR. AND EMERITA L. BONSUBRE
NOTICE is hereby given that the estate of the late Spouses Sixto P. Bonsubre Sr. and Emerita L. Bonsubre, who died intestate on March 11, 2001 and on May 3, 1996 respectively, both died in Davao City;
That the deceased Spouses at the time of their respective deaths left a parcel of land covered by TRANSFER CERTFICIATE OF TITLE NO. T-171353, situated at Toril, Bayabas Crossing, NAFCO Subdivision, City of Davao, containing an area of Five Hundred Eight (508) Square Meters more or less;
That pursuant to Sec. 1 Rule 74 of the Revised Rules on Court of the Philippines, the above-mentioned described properties has been the subject of DEED OF EXTREJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF THE ESTATE OF THE DECEASED SPS. SIXTO P. BONSUBRE SR. AND EMERITA L. BONSUBRE made and executed by and among his heirs per Doc. No. 488; Page No. 99; Book No. 1; Series of 2023 of the Notary Public ATTY. ESTHER B. DILLERA of Davao City.
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ikatabang sa amo kay dili lang suga kay magamit man pud ang outlet ba tung sa bago ang technology sa solar ba dili tung pang household lang. Pasalamat kaayo mi na isa mi sa napilian ninyo.” (We even told our Brgy. Captain [Alfredo Balansag Sr.] that we are so blessed because these [solar panels] are very helpful to us since not only with (supplying power for) lights, we can also use the outlet of the new technology of solar panels (for other uses) outside household use. We are very thankful that we are one of the chosen barangays.) he said.
AFFIDAVIT OF SELF-ADJUDICATION
NOTICE is hereby given that the estate of the late BERNARDO E. TABIGUE, who died intestate on October 05, 2014 and ANGELITA O. TABIGUE, who died on April 18, 2023, in Davao City.
That the deceased at the time of their respective deaths is the registered owner of a parcel of land consisting of One Hundred – Twenty (120) Square Meters more or less, situated at the Barrio of Tigatto, City of Davao.
That pursuant to Sec. 1 Rule 74 of the Revised Rules on Court of the Philippines, the abovementioned described property has been the subject of AFFIDAVIT OF SELF ADJUDICATION made and executed by and among their heirs per Doc. No. 339; Page No. 69; Book No. III; Series of 2023 of the Notary Public ATTY. EULA MAYE CELAINE P. ARIAS of Davao City. (MT-May 17, 24 & 31, 2023)
DEED OF EXTRA JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF THE ESTATE OF THE DECEASED SPS. RODOLFO J. SANTOS AND EUSEBIA B. SEQUINA
Notice is hereby given that the estate of the late Spouses Rodolfo J. Santos and Eusebia B. Sequina, who died intestate on February 14, 2018 and on July 22, 2007, respectively, both died in Davao City;
That the deceased Spouses at the time of their respective deaths, left a parcel of land covered by Katibayan ng Original na Titulo Blg., P-17857, Lot & Survey No.: PLAN F-112402 (W) 000-04-D, situated at Lower Tamugan, Marilog District, City of Davao, containing an area of Five Thousand Seven Hundred Thirty Eight (5,738) Square Meters more or less;
That pursuant to Sec. 1 Rule 74 of the Revised Rules on Court of the Philippines, the above-mentioned described property has the subject of DEED OF EXTRA JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF THE ESTATE OF THE DECEASED SPS. RODLFO J. SANTOS AND EUSEBIA B. SEQUINA made and executed by and among his heirs per Doc. No. 487; Page No. 99; Book No. 1; Series of 2023 of the Notary Pubic Atty. Esther B. Dillera of Davao City.
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A DOG-AND-OWNER fundraising event promoting health, wellness, and animal welfare is set this June 11 at the Azuela Cove.
The Dogathon Freedom Run covers three categories, mainly the 5km run (5:30 a.m.), the 3km run (5:45 a.m.), and the 1.5km run (6:00 a.m.). Dogs as young as ten months old are allowed to join but can only participate in a 1.5 km run, while dogs one year and above can participate in 3km or 5km.
Floyd Bascones, president and co-founder of the
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PAWSitivity Project Philippines, Inc./Davao Alliance for Better Animal Welfare (DABAW), said the event woulddom from hunger and thirst, freedom from discomfort, freedom from pain, injury or disease, freedom to express normal behavior, and freedom from fear and distress.
“Ito po yung gusto namin i-promote sa event na ito (This is what we want to promote in this event), for the owner—health and wellness, for the dog—animal welfare,” Bascones added.
Moreover, the event is spearheaded by the Team Titans Davao, in collaboration with Davao Dog Lovers Community, The PAWSitivity Project Philippines, Inc., and Davao Alliance for Better Animal Welfare. The Bantay Hayop Davao and Animal Rescue Rehabilitation and Fostering ARRF - Davao Inc.
For avid dog lovers and owners, the registration fee is only P700, which includes human and dog race kits, such as race shirt, race bib, dog bandana, and zinc alloy medals for runners and category winners.
“As long na kayo and then gusto niyo mag enjoy, you can join and register sa event na Dogathon, at least maka takbo kayo, makatulong pa kayo, (As long as you on the Dogathon event. At least you can run and can also help)” Nick Pilapil of Team Titans Davao said.
DOST XI donates
solar panels to Paradise Embac Barangay Hall
THE Department of Science and Technology XI (DOST XI) donated solar power in the Barangay Hall of Barangay Paradise Embac, Paquibato last April 27.
In partnership with DOST XI, Shock and Awe Industrial Corporation supplied eight solar panels that produce 3.5 kilowatt-hour (kWh). It is expected to supply power
In an interview, Barangay Treasurer Liberato Agoncillo said that long power outages are a common occurrence in their area.
“Gahapon, the whole day gikan ug alas-otso niabot
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