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20/08/2024

HOUSE APPROVES BILL REQUIRING PROPER MAINTENANCE, INSTALLATION OF ELECTRIC CABLE WIRES, POSTS

BAGUIO CITY. okThe House of Representatives approved on Tuesday, August 13 2024 a bill that seeks the mandatory regulation of the
installation and maintenance of electric cable wires and posts for public safety. Once passed, House Bill (HB) 10512 seeks to mandate local government units to oversee the compliance of every electric distribution, cable, and
telecommunication company within their covered area with the standards and regulations provided under the Philippine Electrical Code.

Baguio City representative Mark Go, primary author of the bill, said that HB 10512 sought to ensure the safety and
protection of communities and to implement sound and regular maintenance of utility poles, lines, cables, equipment, and accessories related to electric distribution. “ Low-lying cable wires do not only serve as a massive
eyesore in communities; they pose significant danger to people around them. There have been several accidents,
many of them fatal, that have been attributed to these derelict posts, faulty wiring, and dangling cable wires,” Go said.

The bill would also mandate the forming of an inter agency team composed of local officials from the Department of
Public Works and Highways (DPWH), Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG), Department of
Information and Communications Technology (DICT), National Telecommunications Company (NTC), National Transmission Corporation (TransCo), National Electrification Administration (NEA), Department of Human
Settlements and Urban Development (DHUSD) and representatives from the LGUs and public utilities to set and implement standard height, volume, and capacity of electric and cable wires, and posts. Companies found to be in
violation of the act would be fined between P250,000 and 500,000 for the first offense, up to P1 million for the second offense, and up to P2 million for third and succeeding offenses.

BAGUIO CITY The House of Representatives approved on Tuesday, August 13 2024 a bill that seeks the mandatory regulation of the installation and maintenance of electric cable wires and posts for public…

20/08/2024

BENGUET, BAGUIO DOMINATE MAYOR DACUMOS KICKBOXING TILT

SABLAN, Benguet Sablan pride kickboxer Melver Paran scored a unanimous decision win over Pasig based Joven Sauta to banner the 17 fight Mayor Dacumos Knockout Challenge at the municipal gym here Wednesday. Paran of the of the Sablan Kafagway Eagles and a University of Baguio student topped the Pasig Kickboxing Team to anchor Benguet’s strong 4-3 win-loss finish of the event under the town’s annual Fruit Festival.

He also led a 3-2 win-loss finish for the home team with Sablan National High School’s Gerwin Lete scoring a sensation first round knock out win on Marl Jezryl Soria of Malayan Combat Sport of Lidlidda, Ilocos Sur in the 51 kg. – LK on points in the opener against Rainel Ponclaro of the Pasig Kickboxing Team in the 51 kg. LK Younger Jr.
However, Hart Jason Benwasen also of SNHS suffered a a referee stopped contest in the first round in his 63.5-kg. LK older boys fight against Jezrel Balantan of Wolves Den MMA of Itogon, Benguet.

Marvin Sicomen, Jr., son of Baguio edged Kalinga in the three bouts their players faced each other, 2-1. Viggo Dangawen of Pinget National High School took the other win for Team Baguio on points on Shakespeare Bacacao in the 51 kgs-LK older boys. Sean Kurt Lipiano lost by points in the 51 kg – LK 2003 Asian Games silver medalist in the 52 kg. wushu sanshuo (sanda) suffered a close defeat to Johnden Aldana, Jr. of Pasig in the 57 kg. – LK younger jr. contest.

The event was actually jointly ruled by Baguio with a 4-2 card. Shander Alley Casel of Kafagway MMA/ Dojo Kaizen
2600 of barangay Pinget Younger Junior. Dean Clyver Equino started the ball rolling for the host when he won via victory knocked out Tribu Banwar’s Keanu Ryan Osingat in the 60 kgs, K1 older junior in the third round. younger junior to Alexander Tagure. Curits Kitong of Dojo Kaizen and a UB senior high school student chalked an second round knock out win on Ralp Louis Berganten of the Rizal Kickboxing Team of Montalban, Rizal 54 kg – LK older boys. His team mate Arman Malhi had a first round victory by abandonment over Vincent Alexander Darao of Malayan in the 54 kg. LK younger jr. Erelle Primo of PNHS fell to Yhuna Mercado of Pasig in the special 42 k8 kg. LK older jr./Pigeon Lobien/ABN

SABLAN, Benguet Sablan pride kickboxer Melver Paran scored a unanimous decision win over Pasig based Joven Sauta to banner the 17 fight Mayor Dacumos Knockout Challenge at the municipal gym here…

19/08/2024

Mang Inasal celebrates multiple wins at Marketing Excellence Awards 2024

Mang Inasal, the Philippines' Grill Expert, demonstrated its marketing prowess by taking home numerous awards at the Marketing Excellence Awards 2024, held at Shangri-La the Fort, Manila.

The brand earned a total of six awards – one Gold, two Silver, and three Bronze.

"Our customers are the true heart of Mang Inasal," said Mang Inasal president Mike V. Castro. "Every product we serve, every campaign we launch, and every moment of Unli-Saya we create is inspired by their love for our Ihaw-Sarap meals. These recognitions are dedicated to them, our loyal patrons, who fuel our passion and creativity."

Mang Inasal’s awards included Gold for : The 20th Anniversary Digital and PR Campaign (Excellence in Anniversary Marketing); Silver for Mang Inasal Creators' Circle (Excellence in Influencer/KOLs Marketing) and National Halo-Halo Blowout (Excellence in Customer Engagement); and Bronze for MAS Juicy Campaign (Excellence in Integrated Marketing).

Mang Inasal Marketing Head Allan C.Tan and the Mang Inasal Marketing Team were awarded with Bronze in the Marketing Leader of the Year and Marketing Team of the Year categories, respectively.

Mang Inasal emerged as a finalist in 11 categories at the 4th Marketing Excellence Awards, organized by Marketing-Interactive and judged by top marketers from across the country.
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19/08/2024

LALAMOVE TO SET UP TYPHOON RELIEF OPERATIONS FOR FARMERS IN RECENTLY LAUNCHED BAGUIO CITY SERVICEABLE AREA

After recently launching its on-demand delivery services in Baguio City, Lalamove has been in talks with the local government to aid over 80 farmers during times of typhoon and produce oversupply. With the support of City Mayor Benjamin “Benjie” Magalong, the leading on-demand delivery platform aims to ensure farmers’ earnings are secured in times of crisis and to reduce produce waste.

As a critical hub for the distribution of vegetables from the Cordillera Administrative Region, Baguio City’s farmers
are vulnerable to oversupply issues especially during typhoon season and “Ber” months. Lalamove’s aid comes
during crucial times when farmers’ produce are left unsold, spoiled, and thrown away, resulting to the farmers’ loss of earnings. According to Djon Nacario, Lalamove Philippines Managing Director, the platform is working hand in-hand with the Baguio local government to support the farmers’ needs during such incidents.

“The agricultural sector is vital to the Philippines. Amid the typhoon season, we have discussed with Mayor
Magalong that should the farmers need assistance, Lalamove is ready to rescue buy their produce, which will be donated to repository markets and communities in need,” explained Nacario. Magalong expressed his support, saying, “Lalamove’s support to the Baguio City farmers cultivates hope and growth for our community, contributing to a more sustainable agricultural sector in the region.”

Lalamove is determined to extend this initiative to more farmers and markets across Metro Manila in collaboration
with LGUs and other parties interested to serve as repository markets for the rescued produce. “Lalamove is not just
about moving goods; it’s about moving lives forward,” said Nacario, adding, “As a testament to our commitment to
continuously empower communities, this is just the beginning of the support we aim to provide to Baguio City and to the agricultural sector.”/PR

After recently launching its on-demand delivery services in Baguio City, Lalamove has been in talks with the local government to aid over 80 farmers during times of typhoon and produce oversupply.

18/08/2024

TATLONG KADETE HINATULANG “GUILTY” SA KASONG MURDER

BAGUIO CITY. Hinatulan ng parusang “reclusion perpetua” o’ pagkabilanggo hanggang 40 taon, ang tatlong kadete ng Philippine Military Academy, matapos napatunayang ‘guilty’ sa pagkamatay ni Cadet na si Darwin Dormitorio, noong Setyembre 2019. Sa 42-pahinang desisyon ni Presiding Judge Ligaya Itliong-Rivera, ng Branch 5, Regional Trial Court,Baguio City,noong Agosto 16, hinatulang guilty sina 3rd Class Shalimar Imperial Jr., Julius Tadena at Felix Lumbag Jr. Sina Lumbag at Imperial ang pangunahing suspek.

Sinabi ni Judge Itliong Rivera na ang dalawa ay guilty “beyond reasonable doubt” sa paglabag sa Sec. 3 na may
kaugnayan sa Sec 14(a) ng Republic Act No. 11053 at sinentensiyahan ng reclusion perpetua at magbayad ng
multang P3 milyon bawat isa. Ang dalawa ay napatunayang guilty din sa pagpatay at hinatulan ng reclusion perpetua. Babayaran din nila ang mga tagapagmana ng Dormitorio ng P75,000 indemnity, isa pang P75,000
bilang moral damages, at P25,000 bilang temporal damages Hinihiling din sa kanila na magbayad ng P100,000 para sa mga bayad sa abogado.

Si Tadena ay napatunayang nagkasala ng paglabag sa Sec 3 kaugnay sa Sec 14 (b) ng RA 11053 at paghihirap ng reclusion perpetua at hiniling na magbayad ng P2 milyon. Sa parehong desisyon ng MTC, pinawalang sala sina dating PMA Station Hospital chief Lt. Col. Ceasar Candelaria at medical officers Capt. Flor Apple Apostol at Maj. Maria Ofelia Beloy sa kasong reckless imprudence resulting in homicide. Si Dormitorio ay miyembro ng PMA Madasigon Class of 2023 na nagtapos sana noong nakaraang taon.

Zaldy Comanda with reports Ma. Elena Catajan/ABN

BAGUIO CITY Hinatulan ng parusang “reclusion perpetua” o’ pagkabilanggo hanggang 40 taon, ang tatlong kadete ng Philippine Military Academy, matapos napatunayang ‘guilty’ sa pagkamatay ni Cadet na si…

18/08/2024

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18/08/2024

TESDA 30th FOUNDING ANNIVERSARY

Featuring the World Café of Opportunities (WCO) 2024. The WCO is a one-stop shop for TESDA alumni/graduates and other job seekers, where possible opportunities are being offered that match the competencies of job seekers in the area. With Ma. Socorro M. Bulatao – TESDA, Romelda Frances M. Escaño – PESO Baguio, Allen I. Yadao – TESDA-CAR, Julie P. Tabcao – PESO-Benguet, Samuel Aquino – PDAO Baguio, Lourdes I. Estocapio – OWWA-CAR, Jason Comila – DOLE Baguio/Benguet, Atty. Jeffrey Exiomo – DMW-CAR, and Peter D. Allidem III – DTI-Baguio/Benguet on Wednesday, August 14, 2024 at CSITE Baguio City.

📷Jimmy Ceralde / ABN

Featuring the World Café of Opportunities (WCO) 2024. The WCO is a one-stop shop for TESDA alumni/graduates and other job seekers, where possible opportunities are being offered that match the…

18/08/2024

BEST NATIONAL CITY JAIL 2024

The city government of Baguio highly commended the Baguio City Jail Male Dormitory headed by City Jail Warden JSupt April Rose Ayangwa for being awarded as the Best National City Jail of the Year 2024 during the 33rd BJMP Anniversary Celebration was held last July 1, 2024 at the Terrence Hall, AFP Compound, Camp Aguinaldo, Quezon City. Mayor Benjamin Magalong with Vice Mayor Faustino Olowan and city council members awarded the framed resolution Numbered 449 (Series of 2024) during the Monday Flag Raising Ceremony at the Baguio City Hall grounds.

📷 Neil Clark Ongchangco

The city government of Baguio highly commended the Baguio City Jail Male Dormitory headed by City Jail Warden JSupt April Rose Ayangwa for being awarded as the Best National City Jail of the Year 2024…

18/08/2024

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17/08/2024

EXPERIMENTAL EXEMPTION OF SENIOR FROM CODING WHEN GOING TO HOSPITAL, WORKPLACE STARTING AUG. 19

BAGUIO CITY. The exemption of private motor vehicles transporting senior citizens of the city to and from clinics, hospitals or place of work from the city’s number coding scheme will be put on experimental run starting Aug. 19. Mayor Benjamin
Magalong issued Executive Order No. 82-2024 setting the schedule of the traffic experiment which aims to determine the effects of the exemption contained in a proposed ordinance of the city council.

The experiment will be done in two phases – the first to run from Aug. 19 to Oct. 18 covering vehicles being driven
by the senior citizens coming to and from medical facilities and workplaces; and second from Oct. 22 to Nov. 22 for vehicles whether private or taxi units ferrying senior citizens to health facilities or workplaces even if the driver is not a senior citizen.

To be able to avail of the exemption, seniors aged at least 60 years old whether male or female must have proofs of
Baguio City residency senior citizen status and purpose of travel such as valid IDs proving residency, senior citizen status or documentary proofs of medical appointments or check ups or if working, ID showing the place of work.
Traffic enforcers appealed for senior citizens to be patient and cooperative when signaled to stop.

Ordinance No. 40, series of 2024 further amending Section 6 of Ordinance No. 1, series of 2003 or the Baguio Number Coding Scheme as amended by Ordinance No. 31, series of 2004 and Ordinance No. 107, series of 2008 to exempt motor vehicles transporting senior citizens who are residents of the city, either as driver or passengers, to and from a medical clinic, hospital or place of work from the city’s number coding scheme was approved by the city council recently. The mayor however vetoed the ordinance to allow the conduct of a proper traffic impact study like the traffic experiment to gather data to determine its effect on our overall traffic situation.

BAGUIO CITY The exemption of private motor vehicles transporting senior citizens of the city to and from clinics, hospitals or place of work from the city’s number coding scheme will be put on…

17/08/2024

SC ACQUITS BENGUET ALDERMAN, FORMER MP GOV. DALOG AND 8 OTHERS

BONTOC, Mountain Province. The Supreme Court has acquitted 9 former officials of Mountain Province and a private supplier now elected Municipal Councilor of Buguias, Benguet involved in the 2006 purchase of an allegedly overpriced government vehicle for Bontoc General Hospital. The High Court reversed the decision of the Sandiganbayan 2nd Division convicting them of Violation of Republic Act 3019 (Anti-Graft and Corrupt Practices Act).

The Graft court sentenced the accused to imprisonment of six to eight years, and perpetual disqualification from holding public office. The court also ordered the forfeiture of their retirement or gratuity benefits under the law. The case against their co accused former Governor Maximo B. Dalog, had been dismissed on account of his death in June 2017.

The Sandiganbayan found that the former officials purchased a Mitsubishi L-300 Versa Van at P843,700.91 on
March 29, 2006 despite irregularities in the procurement process, such as specifying the brand of vehicle to be purchased and deviating from the purpose of procurement. The prosecution said that undue injury was caused to the
government in the amount of P87,700.91 which represented the difference between the amount paid to Ronhil and the lesser amount stated in the Vehicle Sales Invoice and Delivery Receipt.

The National Bureau of Investigation found that a vehicle with the same license plate, chassis, and engine numbers was bought by Kimakim from Motorplaza on March 29, 2006, for P756,000. In a decision promulgated recently, the high tribunal’s Second Division said the Anti graft court failed to prove the accused acted with partiality and evident bad faith in carrying out the transaction.

Acquitted were former provincial accountant Theodore Marrero, provincial health officer Nenita Lizardo, provincial nurse Helen Macli-ing, bids and awards committee (BAC) chairman Paulo Pagteilan and vice -chairman Lily Rose Kollin, BAC members Florence Gut omen, Edward Likigan and Soledad Theresa Wanawan, budget officer II Jerome Falingao, executive assistant and BAC secretariat Abdon Imingan, technical and inspection group member Abelard Pachingel and then private defendant Ronaldo Kimakim. Buguias Councilor Ronaldo Kimakim was represented before the Supreme Court by Lawyers Edgar M.Avila and Val Rafael Pamplona from the E.M.A Law Office.

BONTOC, Mountain Province The Supreme Court has acquitted 9 former officials of Mountain Province and a private supplier now elected Municipal Councilor of Buguias, Benguet involved in the 2006…

14/08/2024

Addressing housing backlogs

NEW GUARANTEE CEILINGS FOR LOW-AND MEDIUM-COST HOUSING PACKAGES SET

MANILA. The Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD) have approved new guarantee ceilings for low- and medium cost housing packages through Joint Memorandum Circular No. 2024-001, according to the
Subdivision and Housing Developers Association (SHDA). The recommendation was based on NEDA’s price
inflation analysis which led to the establishment of new guarantee ceilings, setting at P4.9 million for low-cost
housing and P6.6 million for medium-cost housing.

Pursuant to the mandate to jointly determine price ceilings for socialized, low-cost, medium-cost, and open housing every two years, the DHSUD and NEDA have set the ceilings as follows: Level 1 A (Socialized) – P 300,000 and below; Level 1-B – Above P 300,000 to P 500,000; Level 2 Above P 500,000 to P 1.25 million; Level 3 – Above P 1.25
million to P 3.0 million; Medium Cost – Above P 3.0 million to P 4.0 million; and Open Market Above P 4.0 million.

It provide a more realistic framework for housing developers and make it easier for potential homeowners to
purchase properties within their budget, NEDA economic analysis pointed. Rising material costs, labor expenses, and overall inflation trends were among the factors considered in these adjustments. The adjustment was actually in response to a request from the Subdivision and Housing Developers Association (SHDA) which addresses the need to align housing costs amid economic conditions.

These adjustments address the need to align housing costs with current economic conditions, considering rising material costs, labor expenses, and overall inflation trends. “This adjustment is a significant step towards making housing more accessible to Filipino families,” said SHDA Chairman, Ar. Leonardo Dayao Jr. in a release. ”We are grateful to NEDA and DHSUD for considering our request and understanding the challenges faced by the housing sector.”

SHDA President lawyer Joy Manaog for her part said: “The revised ceilings will help bridge the gap between rising development costs and the affordability of homes for many Filipinos. This is a positive development for both developers and prospective homeowners.” Primo Agatep/ABN

Addressing housing backlogs MANILA The Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD) have approved new guarantee ceilings for low- and medium cost housing packages through Joint…

14/08/2024

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13/08/2024

FYI | The provincial government of Benguet announced that the 9th leg of the HEALTHIER Benguet Caravan will proceed on Wednesday, August 14, 2024, in Sayangan, Atok, Benguet.

The caravan spearheaded by Governor Melchor Diclas is in partnership with the local government of Atok, led by Mayor Franklin Smith, to bring the different programs and services of the government closer to the people.

Governor Diclas is encouraging residents in Atok to take advantage of the different programs and services that will be available from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm at various venues in Sayangan, Atok.

Veterinary services will be available at Celo Haight Elementary School, while circumcision and minor surgery will be done at Atok District Hospital, and other services could be availed of at the St. Paul's Academy Gym.

Among the services that could be availed of are medical and dental consultations, paralegal services, the release of patents, the distribution of seedlings, real property tax collection, and the distribution of food packs to children with disabilities.

The public could also avail of services from the national line agencies and other government offices such as the NBI, PRC, PSA, SSS, and PhilHealth.

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SOURCE:PIA BENGUET

13/08/2024

LOVE INSPIRED
The Philippines: A Canvas of Biodiversity

"The Philippines: A Canvas of Biodiversity," a vibrant mural that celebrates the rich and diverse natural heritage of our nation. This masterpiece, located along the iconic Kennon Road in Baguio City was officially launched on August 10, 2024 with DOT-CAR Regional Director Jovita Ganongan, Rep. Mark Go, Mayor Benjamin Magalong, Councilor Leandro Yangot, Baguio Tourism Council Chairperson Gladys Vergara de Vera, Barangay officials, DPWH, DENR, and other guests.
📷Jimmy Ceralde / ABN

11/08/2024

COVER TO COVER PHOTO EXHIBIT, A UNIQUE EVENT TO FEATURE WORKS FROM COVER PAGE TO SPORTS

BAGUIO CITY. Some 18 Baguio journalists, mostly photographers will stage a month-long photo exhibit at the Luisa’s Café starting August 17. Baguio Correspondents and Broadcasters Club president Thomas Picaña said that each photographer will have their works on display during the 48 day exhibit featuring their works as photojournalists. Cover to cover is actually a “publication (newspaper/ magazine) type exhibition were photos are either for headline or the front page, city, regions, people, lifestyle and culture, features and sports” said Picaña, a photojournalist and the founding president of the Baguio Press Photographers and Videographers Club.

Noted and award-winning Baguio photojournalists like Andy Zapata, Jr. of the Philippine Star, Dave Leprozo of Business Mirror, Harley Palangchao, Mauricio Victa, Edgardo Espiritu of the Philippine Daily Inquirer, Manila Bulletin’s Zaldy Comanda and JJ Landingin, Roland Rabang, Noli Gabilo and Richard Balonglong are some of the artists whose works will be featured. Their works that graced the pages of national dailies and local publications will be on display – framed poster sized photos.

Headlines like latest events or even tragedies are expected to be the headlines photos. Human interests, culture like festivals and people will be photos for page 2, 3 with the last page to be used for sports to be handled by former SunStar editor Roderick Osis. Picaña said that raised funds will be used for the club’s general welfare fund. The BCBC is a media organization for journalists covering Baguio, Benguet and the Cordillera region. It is behind the tourism oriented Lucky Summer Visitor and media camp and recently the revival of the eco-walk, an award winning civil society organization environment oriented program founded after the 1990 killer earthquake. Pigeon Lobien/ABN

BAGUIO CITY Some 18 Baguio journalists, mostly photographers will stage a month-long photo exhibit at the Luisa’s Café starting August 17. Baguio Correspondents and Broadcasters Club president Thomas…

11/08/2024

BCPO OUTREACH PROGRAM TO CULMINATE 29TH PCR MONTH AND CELEBRATE 123RD POLICE SERVICE ANNIVERSARY

The Baguio City Police Office marked the conclusion of the 29th Police Community Relations (PCR) Month themed “Ligtas Ka Sa Bagong Pilipinas,” and celebrated the 123rd Philippine National Police Service Anniversary (PSA) with an Outreach Program at People’s Park, Malcolm Square, Baguio City, on August 8, 2024.
📷BCPO

The Baguio City Police Office marked the conclusion of the 29th Police Community Relations (PCR) Month themed “Ligtas Ka Sa Bagong Pilipinas,” and celebrated the 123rd Philippine National Police…

11/08/2024

KASO TI DENGUE ITI PANGASINAN ADDAAN 52% A TINAWEN A PANAGNGATO MANIPUD ENERO 1 AGINGGA AGOSTO 5

MALASIQUI , Pangasinan. Idagdagadag ti Pangasinan Provincial Health Office (PHO) kadagiti agindeg nga agbantay kontra dengue gapu ta naimarka iti 52% a tinawen a panagngato, nga addaan iti 14 a natay, agingga Agosto 5 ita a tawen. Dinakamatna iti provincial Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit, imbaga ni Dr. Anna Ma. Teresa de Guzman, provincial health officer a dagiti kaso ket immado manipud 1,116 kaso nga addaan pito a mortalidad manipud Enero 1 agingga Agosto 5, 2023 iti 1,659 kaso nga addaan 14 a natay iti isu met laeng a periodo ita a tawen.

Iti bilang dagiti kaso ita a tawen ket nakaro nga immado manipud Hulyo 1 agingga Agosto 5 maibatay iti rekord ti PHO. Mabantayan dagiti ili ti Lingayen, Bayambang, Urbiztondo, Bugallon, Binmaley, Mangatarem, Bolinao, Labrador, ken San Carlos City gapu iti nairekord a nangato a bilang dagiti pasiente. Dagiti natay ket manipud
kadagiti ili ti Binmaley, Natividad, ken Urbiztondo nga addaan maysa tunggal maysa; San Carlos City, dua; Sual, uppat; ken Lingayen, lima.

Iti kaubingan a biktima ket maysa a walo-a-bulan a babai manipud San Carlos City ken iti kalakayan ket agtawen iti 56 a lalaki manipud Natividad. “Umap-apila kami kadagiti kailianmi, nangruna kadagiti opisial ti barangay, a
pasinggedden iti 4S drive,” kinuna ni de Guzman iti pagsasao a Filipino. Ti 4S ket iti programa ti department of Health a nairangta a mangtaming iti panagadu dagiti lamok nga agaw-awit iti dengue ken kaipapananna para iti
“search and destroy mosquito breeding sites, seek early consultation, self-protection measures, ken support spraying
or fogging in areas with clustered cases.”

Imbaga ni de Guzman, makitintinnulong dagiti 14 provincial government-run hospital, ad-adda a pinapigsana iti panagsagana, pananglapped, dagiti pangpabassit nga adding, ken kampania ti salun-at, nangruna iti 4S. Naited met dagiti dengue insecticides para fogging ken misting, kinunana. Imbaga ni de Guzman nga iti panagdonar ti dara iti daytoy a panawen ti tawen ket naintiempuan ta banbanatayn ti PHO dagiti epekto ken komplikasion ti dengue fever
kadagiti pasiente.

Imbagana a nakakolekta ti PHO iti 3,691 units ti dara manipud kadagiti aktibidadda iti mobile blood donation ken walk in voluntary donations kadagiti provincial government-run hospitals manipud Enero 1 agingga Hulio 24 ita a tawen. Iti dagup, 2,14 blood units ket manipud kadagiti mobile blood donation drives ken 1,543 manipud walk-ins kadagiti ospital, kinunana.

(HA-PNA Pangasinan/PMCJr.ABN)

MALASIQUI , Pangasinan Idagdagadag ti Pangasinan Provincial Health Office (PHO) kadagiti agindeg nga agbantay kontra dengue gapu ta naimarka iti 52% a tinawen a panagngato, nga addaan iti 14 a natay…

11/08/2024

PRO-COR STRENGTHENS CAPABILITY: NEW PNP EQUIPMENT TURNED OVER TO ABRA PPO

BANGUED, ABRA. To enhance the operational capability of the police, PRO-CAR Regional Director, PBGEN DAVID K PEREDO, JR, led the turnover of newly procured police equipment during a blessing and turnover ceremony held at Camp Juan Villamor, Brgy. Calaba, Bangued, Abra on August 7, 2024. As a highlight of the ceremony, PBGEN PEREDO, JR,
handed over 22 units of 5.56mm Basic Assault Rifles “Galil” to the Provincial Director of Abra PPO, PCOL JEREMIAS G OYAWON, and two motorcycles to the Bangued Municipal Police Station (MPS), which were blessed by Rev. Fr. (PCOL) DIONISIO WILLIAM BELENO, Ret.

In his message, PBGEN PEREDO, JR, emphasized the importance of this equipment in enhancing the capability of
Abra’s police force and achieving a more effective and credible law enforcement presence. “I am turning over these 22 units of newly procured 5.56mm Basic Assault Rifles ‘Galil’ to strengthen the firepower of Abra PPO, along with 2 motorcycles specifically allocated to Bangued MPS, which urgently requires such equipment. I expect that this equipment will always be kept serviceable to maximize its utility and serve its purpose,” PBGEN PEREDO, JR, added.

Also present during the activity were the Chief of the Regional Logistics and Research Development Division, PCOL
REGUEL B SANTAMARIA, Force Commander of Regional Mobile Force Battalion 15, PCOL RUEL D TAGEL, Chief of the Regional Public Information Office, PLTCOL CAROLINA F LACUATA, Abra command group, provincial staff, and other personnel from Abra PPO.

(PRO-CAR PIO)

BANGUED, Abra To enhance the operational capability of the police, PRO-CAR Regional Director, PBGEN DAVID K PEREDO, JR, led the turnover of newly procured police equipment during a blessing and…