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Rainy season not expected till Avail of

first or second week of June
By NITZ ARANCON
Correspondent
CAGAYAN de Oro, Mis-
amis Oriental, Bukidnon
and other areas in Mindan-
ao would experience more
thunderstorms at this time
considered as a transition
period from the dry to the
rainy season.
But the rainy season is
not expected until the first
said Luz Mercado, weather
specialist at the El Salvador
station of the Philippine
Atmospheric Geophysical
and Astronomical Services
Administration (Pagasa).
“Nia pa kita karon sa
transition period,” said
Mercado. “Ma-o nang ato
pa gihapong masinati ang
ka-init sa panahon.”
She said the easterly
and until the southwest
monsoon comes and takes
over, Pagasa would not de-
clare the start of the rainy
season.
Mercado said the start
of the rainy season is char-
acterized by five consec-
utive days of rain and a
rainfall of 5.0 millimeters.
“Wala pa kana nga
mga tima-an sa pagka-
free vaccines
vs cervical
cancer: DOH
to women
HEALTH officials in the
region yesterday called
on women, including girls
CERVICAL CANCER PREVENTION. Department of Health director with ages ranging from
for northern Mindanao Nimfa Torrizo (2nd from left) explains the nine to 13 years, to avail
government’s campaign for the prevention of cervical cancer while
other health experts listen during a news conference at Maria Reyna-
of free vaccines against
Xavier University Hospital (MRXUH) yesterday. With Torrizo are (from left) the cervical cancer-causing
Dr. Clarito Cairo of DOH’s Cancer Prevention and Control, Torrizo, Dr. virus.

Mario Emano family

or second week of June,
winds are still prevailing
Cecilia Llave and Dr. Ruth Beltran of the Cervical Cancer Prevention
See SEASON/p.7 Network, and Dr. Rico Borromeo of MRXUH. (photo by nitz arancon)
Speaking during a news
conference called in time
for the Cervical Cancer
Consciousness Month, De-
partment of Health director
for northern Mindanao
Nimfa Torrizo said the
Department has free vac-
cination services aimed at

declined, says Elipe

providing immunity from
the human papillomavirus
(HPV) that results in cervi-
cal cancer.
Dr. Clarito Cairo of the
DOH’s Cancer Preven-
tion and Control, said the
government spent a lot for
the vaccines in line with
its “zero cervical cancer”
campaign.
By JOEY NACALABAN Cervical cancer, at the

F
Correspondent
early stages, is curable
ORMER councilor President Elipe yesterday which is why early detec-
claimed that the Padayon Pilipino nomination for tion is important, accord-
the vacant seat in the Sangguniang Panlalawigan ing to Dr. Cecilia Llave of
was first offered to the family of the late provincial the Cervical Cancer Pre-
board member Mario Emano but none of them wanted vention Network (Cecap).
it. “Ma-o nang kinahan-
Over Magnum Radio, Elipe said Emano’s family See FREE/p.7
was the priority, and the nomination was even offered
to the late official’s mother and brother Omar, baran-
gay chairman of Poblacion, Tagoloan town, but they Duterte seen
supposedly declined.
Elipe also claimed that he was nominated by the
to sign BBL
Padayon Pilipino and not just by party head Vicente
Emano, a former governor and mayor, following a
on Sona day,
consensus. says solon
He said it was a decision that involved his wife
Nadya, his father-in-law Vicente, brother-in-law Gov. PRESIDENT Duterte is
Yevgeny Vincente Emano, provincial board members, expected to sign the pro-
Misamis Oriental mayors and other officials. posed Bangsamoro Basic
Elipe’s wife, a city councilor, is the chairperson Law (BBL) on July 23 in
time for his third State of
See DECLINED/p.7
the Nation Address (Sona),

2 rebels slain, soldier the House Majority Leader

said.

hurt in Misor clashes

“The bicam (bicamer-
al) conference committee
report shall be submitted
TWO New People’s Army rebels were killed while a for ratification by the HOR
soldier was wounded after a series of encounters since the (House of Representatives)
weekend between the rebel group and government troops and the Senate in their
in Lagonglong town in Misamis Oriental. plenary sessions in the
Lt. Tere Ingente, 4th Infantry Division spokesperson, morning of Monday, July
said the first clash happened at around 9 am Sunday 23, 2018, with the Presi-
when government troops chanced on guerrillas from the dent signing it into law in
Guerrilla Front 4B of the NPA’s North Central Mindanao time for his State of the
Regional Committee near Sitio Kamansi in Barangay Nation Address at 4 p.m. of
Banglay. that same day,” said Rep.
Ingente said the exchange of firepower lasted about 25 Rodolfo Fariñas.
minutes. It was during this encounter when the soldiers He said Duterte has
were able to kill two rebels, she said. already granted the request
Ingente said they could identify only one of the two to certify the BBL as urgent
GARBAGE OUT. Volunteers help in cleaning up the City Central School, the region’s most populous public
rebels killed as Odelo Compas a.k.a. Sapayanan. school, as the Brigada Eskwela campaign started in preparation for the June opening of classes. (photo by to expedite its passage
See CLASHES/p.7 joey nacalaban) See SEEN/p.7
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Gold Star Daily

Wednesday, May 30, 2018

Oro to build bridge from Tumpagon to Opol
THE City Engineering Of-
fice is currently studying
the construction of a bridge
connecting Barangays
Tumpagon and Bagocboc
in Opol, Misamis Oriental to
Republic of the Philippines
facilitate the river crossing
of the children currently
studying at the Tumpagon
Elementary and National
High School.
Mayor Oscar Moreno
noted the interest of children
to attend school and acquire
knowledge. Tumpagon is the
only closest public school
to their homes but students
need to cross the river before
reaching the school.
With this, the mayor
prodded that there should
be a bridge at Barangay
Tumpagon and Barangay
Bagocboc, Opol so the stu-
dents will have easy access
going to their school.
Editor: Cong B. Corrales
2
Barangay Tumpagon is High School.
one of the barangays which Residents of Barangay
has a new and modern Child Bagocboc also benefited
Development Center or from the city’s services
Day Care Center for young through Tabang Medico
children and a six-classroom held in Barangay Tumpa-
building for the National gon. (pia x)

XU education dean among Briefly

City Civil Registry Office
Province of Surigao del Sur
City of Tandag
Evacuation center
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
In compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant
to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1 Guidelines in the
2018 United Board fellows WHILE thanking the Ba-
rangay Council of Tablon,
the Council during its
implementation of the Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2012 “GOOD leadership in high- United Board for Christian said. “As a leader, one does recent regular session ap-
(IRR on R.A. 10172) and Sec. 5 of R.A. 9048, Notice is hereby served proved Ordinance No.
to the public that RUSSEL CORAY QUIÑONEZ has filed with this er education manifests the Higher Education in Asia. not only bring her ideas to
Office, a petition for Correction of Sex from FEMALE to MALE following qualities: clarity Delosa, dean of Xavi- the organization but her 13429-2018, accepting
in the Certificate of Live Birth of RUSSEL CORAY QUIÑONEZ at of goals, ability to com- er University - Ateneo values, her life. Good lead- the offer of the barangay
Tandag City, Surigao del Sur and whose parents are MELCHOR government unit to donate
MAGALLANES QUIÑONEZ and ROSALINDA MIANO CORAY. municate these goals to de Cagayan’s School of ers move and inspire others
Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his the community, ability to Education, was recently to succeed together.” a 3,000-square meter lot to
written opposition with this Office not later than June 6, 2018. innovate, and lead by exam- named as one of 14 accom- The XU dean is actively be used as the site of the
(Sgd.) LIZA A. AUZA ple,” began the profile of Dr plished leaders in higher involved in teacher educa- city’s proposed evacuation
City Civil Registrar Jovelyn Delosa in the roster education for the United tion and was appointed a center.
MGSD May 23 & 30, 2018 of this year’s fellows of the Board’s 2018-2019 cohort, member of the Commis- The P35.4 million -
representing a wide range sion on Higher Education project will be funded by
of academic disciplines (Ched) National Technical the national government.
and administrative expe- Working Group on Teacher (cli)
riences across nine Asian Training and Instruction
countries and regions. She Programs. She is also a Supplemental budget
is one of four Filipinos in member of Ched North- THE City Council com-
the program. ern Mindanao’s Regional mittee on finance, budget
For Delosa, a good Quality Assessment Team and appropriations chaired
leader is “humble and per- for Teacher Education and by Councilor Edna Dahi-
severing.” chairs various commit- no met to tackle, among
“Managing is difficult tees in the university. (xu others, the Supplemental
but leading is harder,” she comms) Budget No. 1 of the Gen-
eral Fund for 2018. (cli)
Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT Oro pug bags gold
10th Judicial Region CAGAYAN de Oro City’s
Branch 31
Dapa, Surigao del Norte boxing pride and RP na-
tional team member Carlo
PETITION FOR THE CORRECTION AND/OR SP 18-08 Paalam outsmarted his
CANCELLATION OF ENTRIES IN THE RECORD
OF BIRTH AND CERTIFICATE OF LIVE BIRTH
Korean opponent, a 2014
OF PEDRO ALBARICO ESPEJON, Asian Games gold med-
alist, to capture the gold
PEDRO ALBARICO ESPEJON. medal the recently con-
Petitioner,
-versus- cluded championship bout
THE LCR OF PILAR, SDN. in the 2018 World Series
Respondent. Boxing in Russia. (cio)
x- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -x
ORDER
Participation rate rises

Wednesday, May 30, 2018
8 STUDENT participation in
A verified petition for Correction of Entries in the Certificate of Live
Birth was filed through counsel Atty. Maica G. Naybe, praying this Court the city increased to 93 per-
to order the Local Civil Registrar of Pilar, Surigao del Norte to correct or
cause the correction of entry in petitioner’s Birth Record and Certificate of cent upon the city govern-
Live Birth particularly in the entry corresponding to his date of birth: from ment’s immediate response
September 7, 1955 to November 18, 1958. to the infrastructure needs
Finding the petition to be sufficient in form and substance, the same
of public schools.
is hereby set for hearing on July 23, 2018 at 8:30 in the morning, sitting
at RTC-Branch 31, km.3, Brgy. Osmeña, Dapa, Surigao del Norte at which Sabuga-a stressed that
time and place all interested persons may appear and show cause, if any, due to lack of classrooms
why this petition should not be granted. in the public primary and
Let this Order be published once a week for (3) consecutive weeks in a
newspaper of general circulation in the Province of Surigao del Norte and
secondary levels, students
Surigao City at the expense of the petitioner. became uncomfortable
Likewise. Let copies of this Order and petition be furnished to the with their studies which
Office of the Solicitor General, Makati City, the Office of the Provincial resulted to a decrease in
Prosecutor of Surigao del Norte, and the Local Civil Registrar of Pilar,
Surigao del Norte.
student participation rate.
SO ORDERED. Since July 2013, about
Done in Chambers, May 21, 2018. 500 classrooms were al-
Dapa, Surigao del Norte, Philippines. ready built by the city
(SGD) LEONILA P. GORGOLON
government along with the
Acting Presiding Judge large number of schools
MGSD May 30, June 6 & 13, 2018 established. (pia x)
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VICE GOV JOEY PELAEZ GAVE SACKS OF RICE TO BARANGAY

BALAGNAN
VICE GOV JOEYWOMEN’S ASSOCIATION
PELAEZ GAVE IN BALINGASAG
SACKS OF RICE TO BARANGAY
TheBALAGNAN WOMEN’SWomen’s
Barangay Balagnan ASSOCIATION IN BALINGASAG
Association received sacks
of rice
The for its “Bigasan”
Barangay Balagnan business,
Women’s which was facilitated
Association receivedby sacks
VICE
GOVERNOR JOEY G.business,
of rice for its “Bigasan” PELÁEZwhich and was
PROVINCIAL BOARD
facilitated by VICE
MEMBER JIGJAG G. PELAEZ, from
GOVERNOR JOEY G. PELÁEZ and PROVINCIAL BOARD the Department of Labor and
Employment with funding given by SENATOR LOREN
MEMBER JIGJAG G. PELAEZ, from the Department of Labor and LEGARDA.
Vice Governor
Employment with Joey
fundingPelaez
givenadvised
by SENATORthe women
LOREN of Balagnan
LEGARDA. to
take advantage
Vice GovernorofJoeythe opportunity
Pelaez advised to start an income-generating
the women of Balagnan to
activity. He exhorted
take advantage of thetheopportunity
women to to cooperate and work together
start an income-generating
in unity to
activity. Hebeexhorted
successfultheinwomen
the small business activity.
to cooperate and work together
in The
unityturn-over was attended
to be successful by DOLE
in the small representatives
business activity. ALICE
The turn-over
TINHAY and DUNDEE was attended
DAING,byLinabuDOLEAgrarian
representatives ALICE
Multi-Purpose
TINHAY and DUNDEE
Cooperative representativeDAING, Linabu Agrarian
MARGIE PEJORO, Multi-Purpose
Barangay
Cooperative representative MARGIE
Chairman ALDRIN HANDAG, Kagawads, women members PEJORO, Barangay
and
Chairmanand
officers, ALDRIN HANDAG,
residents Kagawads,
of Barangay womeninmembers
Balagnan and
Balingasag,
officers, and residents
Misamis Oriental. (advt) of Barangay Balagnan in Balingasag,
Misamis Oriental. (advt)
 1/8 PAGE
Mindanao
Gold Star Daily

Wednesday, May 30, 2018

Editor: Cong B. Corrales
4
Health missions for evacuees
PORT MANAGEMENT OFFICE - MISAMIS ORIENTAL/CAGAYAN DE ORO
PMO Building 2, Port Area, Agora Road, Cagayan de Oro City
Telefax Nos. (088)856 9098 to 99; (088) 856 1264; Fax No. (088) 856-4667;
Email Address: ppapmocdo@ppa.com.ph
INVITATION TO BID/PUBLIC AUCTION
The PHILIPPINE PORTS AUTHORITY, PMO-Misamis Oriental/Cagayan de Oro (PPA, PMO-MOC), through its Property Disposal Committee,
now invites interested parties to bid for the sale of its unserviceable/disposal properties on an “As Is” “Where Is” basis:
of Marawi seige continues
PARTICULARS QTY FLOOR PRICE
MARAWI City — A year

pia x photo
Dismantled Parts and Materials of the 1 lot Php 1,033,084.80
Unserviceable 25 Tonner Level Luffing after the siege, the different
Crane
units of the Department of
ADDITIONAL 12% VAT 123,970.17
GRAND TOTAL (Floor Price) Php 1,157,054.97
Health converged at the
Note: Proposed Bids or Buying Price lower than the floor price shall automatically be disqualified or be rejected Biyaya ng Pagbabago Tran-
outright
sitional Site in Brgy. Sagon-
Additional information and bid forms may be secured at this Office, thru the Secretariat, Property Disposal Committee, Telefax Nos. (088) 856 9098
to 99; (088) 856 1264 Fax No. (088) 856 4667 or email ad: ppapmocdo@ppa.com.ph. songan to provide medical doh_marawi
The schedule of property disposal activities is as follows:
services to the internally
PROPERTY DISPOSAL ACTIVITIES SCHEDULE TIME/PLACE displaced persons.
1. Advertisement/Publication May 29 – June 04, 2018 Newspaper/PPA Website DOH-Armm Secretary
2. Viewing & Inspection of Unit May 29 - June 05, 2018 8:00AM – 5:00PM (Port of CDO Back-Up
Area Kadil Sinolinding led the dis-
3. Submission of Letter of Intent May 29 - June 05, 2018 tribution of 120 reading glass-
4. Issuance and Availability of Bidding May 29 – June 13, 2018 8:00 AM – 5:00PM (PMO-MOC)
documents es to the evacuees. Almost
5. Pre-Auction Conference June 05, 2018 10:00AM (PMO-MOC Conference Room) 200 patients have undergone
6. Deadline for Submission of Bids June 14, 2018 9:30 AM (PMO-MOC Conference Room) consultation and received
7. Opening/Evaluation of Bids June 14, 2018 10:00 AM (PMO-MOC Conference
Room) prescribed medicines.
8. Issuance of Notice of Award June 14, 2018 2:00 PM (PMO MOC Conference Room) Vitamins were also giv- Daligdig of the Marawi City gy—that would provide free
This public bidding/auction shall be conducted pursuant to DBM National Budget Circular No. 425 dated 28 January 1992, in so far as it conforms
and harmonizes with pertinent COA issuances. en to the evacuees to ensure Health Office, nutrition pro- healthy meals to evacuees in
Interested bidders/auctioneers shall submit a Letter of Intent (LOI) addressed to Chairperson of the Disposal Committee along with pertinent legal
that they are in good shape grams—in partnership with Sagonsongan and Sarima-
requirements thru the Secretariat, such as but not limited to the following: while the city’s rehabilita- Food Nutrition Research nok Tent City for up to six
1. Current Business Permit; tion is ongoing. Institute and Department months are set to be imple-
2. Registration certificate from SEC, Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) for sole proprietorship, or CDA for
cooperatives; and According to Dr. Ali of Science and Technolo- mented after the observance
3. Certificate of Site Inspection duly signed by the Administrative Division Manager
of Ramadhan.
The Bid Proposals shall include copies of the Letter of Intent and other documents mentioned in the preceeding paragraph which have been
duly received by the Secretariat before deadline of June 5, 2018. These shall be enclosed in three (3) separately sealed envelopes and must be
Republic of the Philippines Aside from providing
Province of Bukidnon
submitted not later than 9:30 AM of June 14, 2018. Late Bid Proposals shall not be accepted.
CITY OF VALENCIA trainings to the medical
Prospective bidders are invited to attend the Pre-Auction Conference on the time, date and place indicated above. Only bid tender which confirm (City of the Golden Harvest) workers of the govern-
compliance with the requirements set forth in this public bidding/auction as determined by the Property Disposal Committee during the opening/
evaluation of bids, shall be eligible for the opening of its bid proposal or buying priced by using the form prescribed. ment, medical equipment
OFFICE OF THE CITY CIVIL REGISTRAR
The bond shall be submitted together with the proposal or buying price, in accordance with the following conditions: 1) At least 10% of the proposed
such as weighing scales
bid/buying price, and 2) should be in the form of cash, manager’s check or cashier’s check acquired from a reputable bank within the area where NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION and height board that
the bidding auction is to be held.
In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. No. 9048/R.A. 10172, a notice
would help monitor the
Bidder/Auctioneers or its authorized representative(s) may inspect the above-mentioned properties before submitting their sealed bids to the
Property Disposal Committee at the above stated place, date and time. is hereby served to the public that ARNOLD B. BAUTISTA has filed with nutritional status of the
The Philippine Ports Authority reserves the right to accept or reject any Bid, to annul the auctions/bidding process, and to reject bid proposal at any
this Office a petition for Change Of First Name/Gender and Month and evacuees were also turned
Day, “AMORSOLO” & “Jan. 3, 1968” to “ARNOLD” & “May 15, 1968 in
time prior to award, without thereby incurring any liability to the affected Bidders/Auctioneers.
the birth certificate of Live Birth of ARNOLD BARCENA BAUTISTA who was over by the United Nations
Further information may be obtained from the: born on May 15, 1968 at Valencia, Bukidnon and whose parents are AMOR World Food Programme
G. BAUTISTA and CORAZON D. BARCENA.
Secretariat, Property Disposal Committee
Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his/her written
to the DOH. These will be
PHILIPPINE PORTS AUTHORITY, PMO-Misamis Oriental/Cagayan de Oro
Building 2, Port Area, Agora Gate, Cagayan de Oro City opposition with this Office not later than June 8, 2018. utilized in the Rural Health
Telefax Nos. (088) 856 9098 or 99; (088) 856 1264
Fax No. (088) 856 4667 or email ad ppapmocdo@ppa,com.ph Unit that is soon to operate
(SGD) TERESITA B. DICEN. MGA
City Civil Registrar and attend to the needs of
GUILBERT ANTHONY D. GIMENO
Chairperson, Property Disposal Committee
the patients in the said tran-
MGSD May 23 & 30, 2018
sitional site. (pia x)

NOTICE OF THE ANNUAL MEETING

OF THE STOCKHOLDERS

OF

CAGAYAN DE ORO COLLEGE, INC.

Please be notified of the Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders of the Cagayan de Oro College,
Inc. to be held on 14 June 2018, Thursday, at 2:30
p.m., at the COC Auditorium, COC Main Campus
located at Max Suniel, Carmen, Cagayan de Oro
City, Misamis Oriental with the following Agenda:

1. Call to Order
2. Notice and Quorum
3. Approval of Minutes of Previous Meeting
4. Approval of Annual Report and Audited
Financial Statements for Fiscal Year
2017 to 2018
P1900 up to May 31st
Investment: P2200 up to June 9th
5. Ratification of Acts of the Board, Committees
and Executive Officers
P2500 June 10 onwards 6. Election of Trustees
7. Appointment of External Auditor
8. Other Matters
9. Adjournment

TROY A. LUNA
Corporate Secretary
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Gold Star Daily

5 Wednesday, May 30, 2018

Editor: Cong B. Corrales

Tight monitoring of quarry operations in Davao city ordered

DAVAO City — A number
of quarries in the city are
operating at night while
others don’t have business
permits prompting the lo-
cal government to order a
tighter monitoring of their
activities, an official said.
Councilor Danny
Dayanghirang said if this
continues, the city stands
to lose half of the potential
revenues from quarry op-
erations, which comprise
10% of the local budget.
Dayanghirang said
this has prompted City
Mayor Sara Duterte to
direct the police and Task
Force Davao to intensify
their presence in com-
munities that are hosting
quarries and assist in the
checkpoints of the City
Environment and Natural
Resources Office (Cenro).
He said the mayor di-
rected the Cenro to monitor
the trucks coming in and
out of the city to prevent
the transport of sand and
gravel.
He said this is a big
challenge to the goal of the
city to maintain environ-
mental sustainability.
He said quarrying be-
yond the capacity of the
rivers could worsen flood-
ing because “the flow of
water may come very fast.”
“Mayor Inday was
alarmed last week about
the extraction of sand and
gravel because we noticed
quarry operators are oper-
ating at nighttime where
there was no collector, so
you will see a lot of trucks
bringing sand and gravel,”
Dayanghirang said.
He said reinforcements
from local authorities are
necessary since most Cen-
ro personnel tend to aban-
don the checkpoints due
to threats posed by the
presence of armed groups
in host communities.
The official said the
city has 53 registered quar-
ry operators in Callawa,
Mandug, Matina Pangi,
Buhangin, and Paquibato
areas while 64 new appli-
cants were seeking approv-
al by the city council.
He said four were re-
jected last week for failure
to present environmental
compliance certificates and
non-compliance with other
requirements.
He said the city lacks an
inventory of its natural re-
sources, which would have
helped it decide how much
of its “natural resources are
for disposal.”
He said the city coun-
cil would likely reject the
applications in the absence
of such inventory. (min-
danews)

Briefly
All set for Brigade Eskwela in SurSur Spike in measles Mayor vows
justice for

in Sibugay noted
TANDAG City — The Department of Education
division offices in Surigao del Sur have already
expressed readiness for the conduct of the Brigada
siege victims
Eskwela 2018. ZAMBOANGA City —
Both Dr. Marilou Dedumo and Dr. Gregoria Su, Mayor Maria Isabelle Cli-
respective schools division superintendent of Surigao maco-Salazar said the local
del Sur and Tandag City Division Offices said in sep- IPIL, Zamboanga Sibugay istered in the same period conduct a massive anti-mea- government will continue
arate interviews that everything had been put in place — The Integrated Provin- of last year. sles vaccination whenever to fight for justice for the
for the weeklong event set on May 28 – June 2. (pia) cial Health Office (IPHO) An additional 23 cases applicable,” he said. victims of the 2013 Zam-
has been tasked to conduct have been recorded for the The IPHO has set a boanga siege.
CSBP helps rebuild families of fallen soldiers a massive campaign to month of April until May goal to immunize 75,000 Salazar ’s statement
PAGADIAN City — With the financial assistance contain the rise of measles 18, this year, or for a total children aged six to 59 came after the Regional
under the Comprehensive Social Benefits Program of cases in this province. of 156 measles cases reg- months throughout this Trial Court (RTC) Branch
the government, some families left behind by soldiers Gov. Wilter Palma is- istered since January. province. 158 recently ordered the
killed in action have established small business ventures sued the order after his office Palma said the alarm- “We would like to as- release of 96 members of
to help sustain their family needs. received the IPHO report ing spike of measles cases sure our people that the the Moro National Liber-
A team from the Department of the Interior and Lo- indicating a high number of since January requires “a provincial government ation Front (MNLF) in-
cal Government-9 documented at least five beneficiaries recorded dengue cases since pro-active response from is committed in keeping volved in the 21-day siege.
of the program. Marilyn Gumampong, wife of the late January this year. the provincial government.” our children free from a “I am still positively
Sgt. Johnny Gumampong and Cherry Joy Asan, wife IPHO recorded 133 “In order to protect our preventable disease like hoping that justice will be
of the late Cpl. Ricky Asan, both of Buug, Zamboanga cases of measles for the children and save lives, it measles through timely served to the victims of
Sibugay have started ‘sari-sari’ store in their own homes first quarter of this year, up is mandatory that the pro- intervention,” Palma said. the Zamboanga Siege and
and were able to build boarding houses open for college by 20 cases from 113 reg- vincial health office must (pna) the remaining 100 MNLF
students and young professionals to rent. (pia ix) (members) accused shall
be held accountable for the
Westmincom vows to rescue Sulu hostages crimes committed,” Salazar
ZAMBOANGA City — Newly-promoted Lt. Gen. said.
Arnel dela Vega, Western Mindanao Command chief, “Notwithstanding of
vowed to sustain the military’s operations to rescue the the recent order, the city
remaining hostages of the Abu Sayyaf Group. shall continue to be a one
Dela Vega, without elaborating further, said the strong Zamboanga City,
military has adopted “measures” against the ASG based she added.
26may2018_paminahawaridge Close to 30 policemen
in the province of Sulu. (pna)
and soldiers were killed
P50-m contraband seized in Sasa Wharf during the 21-day siege, in-
DAVAO City — The Bureau of Customs’ office in the cluding more than 10 civil-
Port of Davao seized four shipments containing con- ians caught in the crossfire.
traband worth P50 million at the Sasa Wharf in Davao The 2013 siege also
City and Davao International Container Terminal in displaced over 100,000
Panabo City, Davao del Norte. people as they evacuated
BOC Commissioner Isidro Lapeña said the seized to safety, some of whom
contraband consisted of misdeclared onions, magic remain in relocation sites
sugar, candies, mosquito coils, and used clothing. WILD BEAUTY. Paminahawa Ridge in Barangay Impalutao in Impasugong, Bukidnon is becoming a popular until now.
(pna) trekking and camping destination for locals and visitors from other towns of the province and neighboring The military reported
areas. MindaNews photo by Alexandria M. Mordeno
that more than 100 MNLF

Koronadal blast suspects nabbed One killed, 3 injured in
GENERAL SANTOS City
— Police operatives have
arrested two of the four al-
leged suspects in the bomb
explosion beside a Catholic
church in Koronadal City
last April 29 that left two
persons injured.
Chief Supt. Marcelo Mo-
rales, Region 12 police direc-
tor, said suspects Sukarno
Paidumama alias “Karno
Uttoc,” 28, and Alihan Di-
masangkay Adtog, 31, were
nabbed in an anti-drug oper-
ation at around 12:30 p.m.
in Purok Kings, Barangay
General Paulino Santos in
Koronadal City.
Morales said joint ele-
ments from the South Co-
tabato Provincial Police
Office and the Koronadal
City police station launched
the buy-bust following con-
firmation of the presence of
Paidumama in the area.
He said the operation
was backed by personnel
from the Regional High-
way Patrol Unit-12 and the
National Intelligence Coor-
dinating Agency-12.
The police official said
the suspects were arrested
after selling a sachet of
suspected shabu to a police
officer who posed as a buyer.
Operatives also recov-
ered two packs of shabu
weighing about two grams,
a fragmentation grenade,
a caliber 45 handgun with
seven live bullets and a sus-
pected stolen motorcycle.
Morales said Paidumama
is a primary suspect in the
noontime bomb explosion
beside the Christ the King
Cathedral along Rizal Street
and the foiled bomb attack at
the 747 convenience store in
General Santos Drive, Koro-
nadal City.
He said the suspect,
who hails from Barangay
Bulod of Sultan sa Bar-
ongis town in Maguin-
danao, was the one who
planted the bomb at a tri-
cycle parked near the side
entrance of the church.
The suspect’s identity
was established based on
accounts from witnesses and
footages of security cameras
installed near the scene of
explosion, he said.
Morales said Paiduma-
ma are allegedly connected
with the Bangsamoro Islam-
ic Freedom Fighters and a
son-in-law of slain notorious
kidnap gang leader Alonto
Tahir. (pna)
Norcot drive-by shooting
CAMP SIONGCO, Ma-
guindanao — One person
was killed while three vil-
lage officials were criti-
cally injured in a drive-by
shooting early Monday in
the town of Pikit, North
Cotabato, the police said
yesterday.
Supt. Bernard Tayong,
North Cotabato Police
Provincial Office spokes-
person, said Ranulfo Bau-
tista succumbed to mul-
tiple gunshot wounds.
Bautista was rushed but
failed to reach the hospital
alive.
Injured were Bautista’s
father identified as Santos
(Bautista), the Barangay
Takepan chairperson, and
Takepan village council-
ors Roberto Midsapak and
Robin Salvador.
The three village offi-
cials, who sustained mul-
tiple gunshot wounds, are
under the close watch of
policemen while undergo-
ing treatment.
Tayong said the victims
were aboard a Kia Bongo
light truck driven by the
elder Bautista when gun-
men aboard a speeding
motorcycle shot them with
high-powered guns around
10:30 am Monday.
Tayong said the victims
were on the way home after
attending a mass oath-tak-
ing ceremony of elected
barangay and Sangguniang
Kabataan at the gymnasi-
um of Pikit town. (pna)
members were killed in the
series of fighting during
the seige.
Salazar noted that the
release of the 96 MNLF
members was a result of the
plea bargaining agreement
entered into by the Depart-
ment of Justice (DOJ) and
the accused, which resulted
to the lowering of the pen-
alty imposed on them.
The MNLF members
were accused of rebellion and
two counts of violation of the
International Humanitarian
Law (IHL) in connection with
the Zamboanga siege.
The plea bargaining
agreement reduced the
charges of rebellion and
IHL violations, which are
punishable by life impris-
onment, to a lesser crime
of illegal assembly with
much lesser penalty of
prison term of at least four
years. (pna)
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One year after: Never again
NAAWAN, Misamis Oriental – Re-
portedly six proposed master plans for
the reconstruction of the
ravaged city of Marawi
with cost estimates
ranging from P30 bil-
lion to P80 billion, had
been on the table for
government to choose
from, as early as De-
cember 2017, or some
William Adan two months after the
conclusion of the conflict.
Six months later, it seems the gov-
ernment has yet to make a choice or has
to come up with another plan. Mean-
while, the 350,000 displaced residents
are accommodated in temporary shelters
and evacuation centers exposed to the
elements and at the mercy of the vaga-
ries of the weather. Those who were not
accommodated by the quick-response
projects had no other option but to seek
refuge in the kindness of relatives in
neighboring communities while waiting
for their dwellings in ground zero and
periphery to be liveable again. In any
case, the exceeded carrying capacity of
these temporary measures may spawn,
On Sister Patricia Fox
SISTER Patricia Fox is mother superior
of Our Lady of Sion Congregation in
the Philippines and
has been a missionary
in the country for 27
long years, serving
the poor and margin-
alized. Unfortunately,
her work was snapped
abruptly recently when
Ric Maulion Bureau of Immigration
ordered her deported
back to Australia. She allegedly messed
up her missionary work with politics!
She filed a petition for reconsideration
through her lawyers.
Incidentally, the country was rocked
by the ouster of Chief Justice Maria
Lourdes Sereno, overshadowing Sister
Pat’s predicament. It’s probably the rea-
son why we have not heard much about
this case.
What do you expect from this gov-
ernment that is afraid even of its own
shadow? The prospects of President
Duterte being indicted before the Inter-
national Criminal Court could explain
his allergy towards observers, foreign-
ers and Filipinos who are documenting
cases of extra-judicial killings.
Giocomo Filibeck, an activist invited
Giving our all
THAT gospel story about a rich young
man who asked Christ how he can
At the Core inherit eternal life (cfr.
Mk 10,17-27) is a
poignant warning
among the so-called
good Christians who
are already doing a lot
of good but still are
unwilling to give all to
God.
It’s a story that
Fr. Roy
effectively reveals what is
Cimagala
truly inside our heart. Is
our heart really for God or is it actual-
ly just for ourselves though it can be
showy about being Godly? The man in
the gospel readily admitted that he had
been observing the commandments, as
Christ articulated them again. But when
he was told what he had to do to merit
eternal life, he could not take it.
“You are lacking in one thing,”
Wednesday, May 30, 2018
if not yet already, a lot of troubles along
sanitation, health, and relationship.
The elderly and the infirm, the nursing
mothers and their young will be the first
to buckle down from poor sanitation and
hygiene, inadequate food supplies, water
and medicines.
In fairness though, the rebuilding of
the city cannot take off until the rubbles
are cleared and the hundreds of unex-
ploded bombs that were dropped from
the air are recovered from their sink
holes. It’s still a long wait, but in situa-
tions like this, safety is the best policy.
How to avoid what happened in
Marawi, the decision and strategies that
caused it, is something the government
should seriously review in the meantime
that the clearing and bomb retrieval
is still in progress. Congress, both the
Senate and the House, is duty-bound to
conduct an investigation on the matter.
It ought to eschew politics and leave
no stone unturned in finding why the
fighting to hunt and terminate 100-500
terrorists (the figure kept on changing
during the battle) turned into a war effort
that took 153 days to complete and had
See ADAN/p.7
by Akbayan to a forum in Cebu, was
held at Mactan International Airport and
deported outright.
I doubt if the international communi-
ty is cowed by Duterte’s antics. No way.
On the contrary, the more he antagonizes
legitimate foreign observers, the more
he could become a pariah in the eyes of
the world.
He deliberately skipped the Asean
Summit in Australia lately. Had he at-
tended that, he would have been pillo-
ried at will by Australian progressives
and media about what’s being done to
Sister Pat and about his rape joke about
an Australian missionary in Davao.
“Panginlabot, dili panghilabot,”
Monsignor Rey Monsanto said on the
Church’s missionary work. Sister Pat’s
question to the BOI: “Who are you to
define my missionary work?” There
are many valid questions that remained
unanswered. It has embarked on an orgy
of harassments against people whose
faces they don’t like at the urging of the
“almighty” who appointed them to their
posts.
Ironically, the Philippines has been
sending missionary workers -- both
priests and laymen -- abroad. It is our
See MAULION/p.7
Christ told him. “Go, sell what you have,
and give to the poor and you will have
treasure in heaven. Then come, follow
me.” At this, the man’s face fell and
went away sad, for he had many posses-
sions which he was unwilling to give up.
We have to be most wary of this
scenario in our life, which actually, and
sadly, is quite common. There are good
people who are not truly good enough,
because when the ultimate test is made,
they are not willing to give up all in
order to have God.
They forget what St. Teresa once
said, “Solo Dios basta,” (With God we
have enough). They get too attached
to the many good things in their life
such that these blessings from God
are converted into competitors of God
themselves.
They prefer a life in this world that
is without suffering, without self-denial,
See CIMAGALA/p.7
Editor: Herbie Gomez
6
Reverse
psychology
HASKANG tugnawa oi! Brrrrr.
Reverse psychology na lang ta ani
kay super init na gyud; it has reached
the point of what Ruffa Ms. Behavin’
Gutierrez may de-
scribe as, Grabeh!
To aircon or not
to aircon? That’s the
question even at the
ungodly hour of 2 am.
Is this summer hotter
than usual? Or are
these hot flashes? Netnet
The best place to be— Camomot
if you’re not at work in
the air-conditioned office—is the mall.
The home office, though, is now possi-
ble in Pinas with the consolidated bill
on “work from home programs” which
may soon become a law. So, that means
pajama day even on a working day. Yay!
The bill aims to increase productivity
now that an employee can use his pre-
cious time working instead of checking
out his Facebook news feed while stuck
in traffic. The source of stress by then
for the stay-at-home work force will be
the 24/7 phone calls from their boss.
The stay-at-home employee will
probably miss wearing his business
attire. Well, there’s one way to find out
what he will truly miss. Is “Eat Bulaga”
less funny without Senate President Tito
Sotto? Is “It’s Showtime” boring with-
out Karylle? Is halo-halo blah without
kaong?
When you feel an absence, that’s
when you realize something’s missing.
Everything is replaceable and easily
forgotten once the world has moved
forward. And a pair of heels is one item
whose absence will never be missed
now that women prefer sneakers. Serena
Williams even wore sneakers with her
Valentino evening gown to the wedding
reception of Prince Harry and Duchess
Meghan. And there’s Vicki Belo who
had to practice walking in heels for her
own wedding last year after getting used
to wearing flats.
Flat sandals and flip flops are the best
footwear for this kind of summer and
also for the body weight that has suf-
fered enough in heels. If ever hot weath-
er has a perk, hopefully it will finally
encourage you to lose weight since fats
can make the body hotter in a bad way.
Thus, TGIF may morph into thank God
it’s fish—for the diet, that is. Then, pair
that with sautéed veggies now that the
house help has discovered the wonders
of ginger. Yum!
A good weight loss program includes
exercise. How to exercise in this weath-
er? Hmmm. Let’s listen to some Q&A
with potential senatoriables who are
now on a nationwide tour. Question: Are
you running? Answer: Nah, not running.
Is that your reply, too, when asked about
exercise?
You know it’s almost campaign
season for the midterm elections when
potential candidates start to accept
any opportunity to speak in front of an
audience.
Midterm is kind of a recess, the oasis
in the midst of chaos, the appetizer for
the presidential elections.
Now that next year’s candidates
know the barangay winners, they can
start planning their campaign strategy:
One for you, two for me; one for you,
four for me; one for you, nine for me.
No, I have no idea what they’re talking
about.
Campaigning in Cagayan de Oro is
usually done in Cebuano. Lahi ra man
gyud kung Binisay-on, mas dulot. Ayaw
See CAMOMOT/p.7

Adan
From page 6
effectively and outrageous-
ly destroyed an entire city.
There are other cities
and urban centers in Min-
danao that are vulnerable
to terrorist incursions and
propaganda efforts. The
Marawi tragedy should
be avoided: it should not
repeat. The cost of the war
in terms of lives, human
suffering and financial and
material resources was stag-
gering. If the cost in lives
and consequent suffering
of the populace is put in
the equation, the decision
in pursuing the war borders
in insanity. It should not be
allowed to happen again.
It is, of course, imper-
ative for the government
to preserve and promote
peace. But any intervention
along this must be thor-
oughly calculated and put in
the balance to determine the
overall cost, particularly in
lives and human suffering.
Here enters the thorough
assessment of the political
and military strategies to
employ in pursuit of war
objectives. Without this
exercise, a war on terror
may become unnecessarily
destructive like hitting with
a hammer a scorpion on the
head of a person: you crush
the scorpion as well as the
head of the person you wish
to protect from the deadly
arachnid. That is what hap-
pened to the Islamic City of
Marawi.
The Maute-Isis terrorists
evidently lost the battles but
might have won the war in
portraying the government
as a giant terrorist in the
eyes of the Meranaw, espe-
cially in the young.
This should not be al-
lowed to happen once more.
Never again.
(William R. Adan, Ph.D.,
is a retired professor and
former chancellor of Min-
danao State University at
Naawan, Misamis Orien-
tal.)
Maulion
From page 6
way of returning back what
the early missionaries did to
plant the seeds of Christian-
ity in our shores.
Sister Pat’s story shows
the reality in the Philippine
society today. It bites. Here,
she is doing her missionary
work but she is labeled as a
threat. Storiahe. Kamo ray
namulong ana. Hunahuna
ra ninyo na!
Cimagala
From page 6
without the cross, as if a
genuine Christian life can
be exempted from all these.
It is as if they have been
born without original sin
and have led their lives
without committing any
sin at all.
We have to be most care-
ful with this most likely
phenomenon happening in
our lives. Yes, we have to
be well-guarded against this
temptation and do every-
thing to combat it whenever,
wherever and however it
arises.
It would be a pity if
after the many good things
we may be doing, we fail
to pass the final test. We
have to remember that love
is without measure. It is
in its nature to give itself
completely, convinced that
what seems to be lost would
actually be regained a hun-
dredfold. In this, Christ has
reassured us abundantly.
We have to be wary
of the tricks of the devil
and of our own wounded
flesh that all try to block
us in the last stretch in our
pursuit of love. They will
try to convince us that we
already have given and done
enough. We do not need to
give more. They will try to
trick us to be self-satisfied
with what we already have
been giving and doing.
To be sure, to give our-
selves completely to God
and to others is not easy.
We need nothing less than
the grace of God and our
generous and prompt corre-
spondence to it. But it’s not
impossible.
We just have to learn to
give ourselves to God and
others more and more each
day. We can ask ourselves,
for example, “Today, what
can I give more to God
and to the others?” “What
else have I been keeping to
myself rather than giving
it away to God and to the
others?”
For sure, we will have
some answers to those ques-
tions and start to act on
them. In this way, the atti-
tude and practice of giving
our all, even if in instalment
basis, can be achieved.
Let us look beyond our
own comfort zones, and
reach out to others, conquer-
ing more areas of divine and
human concerns out of love.
We will be repaid abundant-
ly. God cannot be outdone
in generosity.
***
Blessings and Misfor-
tunes. We should have the
proper attitude towards our
blessings and misfortunes.
Given our condition, these
are unavoidable items in
our life and we just need to
know how to handle them,
so we can take advantage of
them rather than get spoiled
by them.
The basic attitude to
have is, of course, to count
our blessings always, rather
than brood over our misfor-
tunes. Our blessings are ob-
vious and countless, and we
need to take account of them
especially as we go through
the usual challenges, trials
and difficulties in our life.
We tend to take them for
granted. To be sure, God is
always there for us. He will
never fail us. It’s rather us
who can fail him and our-
selves.
Let’s never forget that
we are creatures of God,
and in fact, the masterpiece
of his creation. He has en-
dowed us with intelligence
and will and showered us
with his grace such that we
truly become his image and
likeness, and adopted chil-
dren of his through Christ in
the Holy Spirit.
This basic truth about
ourselves should infuse us
with a deep sense of joy
and confidence, in spite of
whatever problem, diffi-
culty, mistake and sin we
can commit. Let’s always
remember the parable of
the prodigal son. No matter
how much we abuse God’s
goodness, God will always
welcome us back if we de-
cide to go back to him.
Besides, it would be
good if we are constantly
aware of the many good
things that we enjoy in life
and that we tend to take for
granted. The air we breathe,
the food we eat, the family
we have, etc.,--these things
should lead us to be most
thankful to God and to keep
being close to him, always
doing his will, because
away from him, we can only
have problems.
Even our misfortunes
can be a source of blessing
as long as we go through
them with God. Everything
will always work out for the
good, St. Paul reassured us.
(cfr Rom 8,28)
We have to be wary of a
strong current trend in the
world today where people
tend to depend simply only
on their own resources
instead of going to God.
Such attitude, no matter
how brilliant, talented and
gifted a person is, cannot
cope with all the challenges
in life. Sooner or later, he
will be overcome by life’s
problems and troubles.
When we count our
blessings, we unavoidably
are led to God who is the
source of all good things.
In this, St. James in his
letter told us very clearly.
“Every good and perfect
gift is from above, coming
down from the Father of the
heavenly lights…” (1,17)
Nowadays, I see many
people, even many young
ones, already looking sad
and depressed because they
are more aware of their
problems and difficulties
rather than the many bless-
ings they have.
Some have even gone to
the extent of knowing only
the bad things in life, and
nothing of the good things.
I guess such phenome-
non is due in large part to
the trend of ignoring God
in their lives, or just taking
him for granted. There is so
much secularism around,
so much paganism, where
the basic equality of men
where everyone loves one
another is forgotten and is
replaced by the law of the
jungle where the strong and
fortunate can easily take
advantage of the weak and
the unlucky.
It would be good if from
time to time we pause and
take account of the many
good things God has given
us. It would lead us to real-
ize what is really important
in life, and to avoid getting
entangled and lost in the
drama of life.
Remember that we are
meant to be always happy
and calm even in the midst
of our misfortunes.
E-mail: roycimagala@
gmail.com
Camomot
From page 6
tawon pag-tusok-tusok the
bola-bola diri while begging
for votes from the madlang
pehpohl. And please don’t
translate English or Tagalog
to Cebuano while you’re
onstage, i.e., Good evening,
ay, magandang gabi, ay,
ano nga ba ’yan sa Bisaya,
ay, maayong gabii! The
audience may laugh at your
attempt in making pa-cute.
But it’s an insult to them, as
if you’ve already concluded
they can’t understand En-
glish and Tagalog. Either
you use English, Tagalog,
Cebuano or mix all three.
Good for you if no one is
listening to your speech, if
they’re only waiting for you
to show them the money.
In case you’re alarmed
with the possible inclusion
of some personalities as
senatorial wannabes, here’s
good news: Gina Lopez
may join the fray, that is, if
Senate President Sotto can
convince her. In an inter-
view with ANC’s Headstart,
he said, “If she’s willing to
join our coalition, why not?
She would be a good asset
also.”
In another interview last
month, also with Headstart,
Lopez was asked about
running for the Senate,
and she said, “I like what
I’m doing now, it makes
me happy. I like to help
farmers and fishermen.” As
for the Senate, these were
her thoughts: “You will be
stuck there. You will just sit
there and talk. Lawmaking
bores me.”
She’s currently busy
with her ILOVE Foundation,
and also her Quest for Love
which, as described in its
website, “is a nation-wide
search for Loving Organi-
zations seeking to transform
marginalized communities
to viable localised econom-
ic zones, such as successful
resource-based agro-forest-
ry, fisheries, or eco-tourism
sites and the like.”
“What I do is I follow
my heart and right now,
my heart wants to do this,”
Lopez added.
Like this year’s baran-
gay elections, the midterm
elections next year will also
be in May. I gotta feeling
that will be hotter, with
hot spots, hot issues, hot
topics. Wait, reverse psy-
chology—it will be cooler,
with cooler candidates,
cooler precincts, cooler poll
watchers.
Declined
From page 1
of the Padayon Pilipino
while the elder Emano is
the party’s president. Gov.
Emano, meanwhile, is the
vice chairman of the party.
Elipe’s claims contradict-
ed Padayon Pilipino deputy
secretary general and pro-
vincial board member Ge-
rardo Sabal III’s pronounce-
ments that there were merely
informal discussions in the
party about the ex-council-
or’s nomination. But Sabal
said he would abide by the
decision of the party’s head.
Asked if the nomination
of Elipe was a result of con-
sultations in the Padayon
Pilipino, Gov. Emano sent
this reply via SMS: “Naa
man siguro.” The governor
did not elaborate.
Elipe maintained that his
nomination was based on a
consensus although it did not
Wednesday, May 30, 2018
come during a convention.
He claimed he could not
remember any Padayon Pili-
pino convention since he be-
came a member of the party
in 1998. This paper checked
its database and found out
that the Padayon Pilipino
actually had a convention in
Tagoloan town in December
2016 where Elipe’s wife,
father-in-law and broth-
er-in-law were elected as
chairperson, president and
vice chairman, respective-
ly. The same convention
also resulted in the elec-
tion of Councilor Leon Gan
as Padayon Pilipino vice
president, ex-congressman
Jose Benjamin Benaldo as
secretary general, provincial
board member Sabal as dep-
uty secretary general, and
former city administrator
Grisilda Joson as treasurer.
Elipe claimed there were
several meetings where he
was repeatedly asked if he
was interested on replacing
the late provincial member
Emano.
He said he did not take
interest at first because he
was already contented with
his work as general manag-
er of the capitol-run sports
complex. He claimed that
he told his partymates to
make him the least of their
priorities because he realized
that there were others in the
Padayon Pilipino that had
the potentials.
But since the nomination
was already submitted to
the interior department, he
asked rhetorically, “Who am
I to decline?”
Elipe said he was proud
of the nomination but at the
same time, he felt awkward
because the Padayon Pilipi-
no chairperson is his wife.
He however pointed out
that although he lost in the
2016 elections, he ranked
No. 6 in that year’s race for
provincial board seats next
to the late Mario Emano.
“I just hope the people
will accept me,” he said.
According to the Depart-
ment of Interior and Local
Government (DILG), Elipe’s
nomination documents were
already submitted but these
were subsequently sent back
so the party could have these
certified as true copies.
DILG director for Mis-
amis Oriental Edward Bhag-
wani said Elipe’s nomina-
tion certificate was signed by
the nominee’s father-in-law
as leader of the party.
This paper also learned
that it was Elipe’s wife Na-
dya who wrote to Mala-
cañang about her husband’s
nomination. She subse-
quently received a reply
letter, informing her of the
need for the party of comply
with all the requirements be-
fore the nomination could be
sent to the office of President
Duterte for approval.
Clashes
From page 1
She said the slain rebel was
a bomb-making expert of the
NPA.
Soldiers were able to re-
cover an M16 rifle at the
encounter site.
While the soldiers were
pursuing the NPA group, they
encountered another group
of rebels in Sitio Bayhutao,
7
Barangay Banglay at about
1:45 pm on Monday.
Ingente said one soldier
was wounded after a 20-min-
ute firefight. The soldier,
whom Ingente did not identi-
fy, is currently recuperating at
the military hospital in Camp
Evangelista, this city.
After the brief gunfight,
the soldiers were able to dis-
cover makeshift bunkers at
the second encounter site.
Ingente said the makeshift
camp could hold an estimated
50 combatants.
Soldiers recovered from
the second encounter site an
M203 grenade launcher, a
12-gauge shotgun, an M635
carbine, an air gun, various
ammunition, a sniper scope,
three backpacks with personal
belongings and subversive
documents. (nitz arancon)
Season
From page 1
karon,” she said.
But Mercado said “local-
ized thunderstorms” would
be experienced in this part of
the country.
“Kining ‘localized thun-
derstorm,’ma-o kini ang mag-
dala sa madag-omon nga ka-
langitan ug pat-ak pat-ak nga
mga pa-ulan labi na panahon
sa hapon ug gabi-e, pero
dili pa gyud kini masaligan
sa atong mga farmers kay
kalit-kalit ra ni nga klasi sa
ulan. Mawala sa sab dayon,”
Mercado explained.
In a forecast, Pagasa said
an intertropical convergence
zone was affecting Mindanao
and would bring scattered rain
showers and thunderstorms.
In its 24-hour weather
forecast, Pagasa said the
weather system would af-
fect Mindanao and Visayas,
and Metro Manila and the
rest of Luzon would have
cloudy skies with isolated
rain showers due to localized
thunderstorms. (with reports
from pna)
Free
From page 1
glan gyud sa mga baba-e,
magpa-papsmear o magpa-
bakuna o magpa-check-up
alang sa healthy lifestyle”
Llave said.
Dr. Ruth Beltran of the
Maria Reyna Xavier-Uni-
versity Hospital said the
vaccines would provide a
lifetime of immunity from
HPV. (nitz arancon)
Seen
From page 1
before Congress adjourns
sine die.
“The President did not
impose anything on Con-
gress, but granted our re-
quest to certify the BBL bill
as urgent in order for the
HOR and the Senate to pass
their respective bills on 2nd
and 3rd readings before we
adjourn on Wednesday,” he
said.
The House leader said
Congress would be holding
the bicam meetings, togeth-
er with the Bangsamoro
Transition Commission and
the executive department,
during the congressional
break to resolve conflicting
provisions in both versions.
(pna)
Feature
Gold Star Daily

Wednesday, May 30, 2018

Editor: Cong B. Corrales
9
Sarangani Bay Festival hailed as Mindanao’s top beach event
GENERAL SANTOS City “This is officially the grand culmination night. and followed by a “party festival-goers. ment launched SarBay in
— The famed Sarangani number one beach event in The SarBay crowd for a cause,” with proceeds Despite the arrival of 2006 to promote aware-
Bay Festival retained its the entire Mindanao,” said peaked at around 150,000 going to the rebuilding thousands of visitors, she ness on the protection and
standing as among the big- Department of Tourism in 2016 after reaching efforts in Marawi. said organizers were able preservation of Sarangani
gest festivities of its kind in assistant secretary Daniel 126,000 during its 10th Sarangani Gov. Steve to maintain the cleanliness Bay, which was declared
Mindanao after surpassing Angelo Mercado. year in 2015. Chiongbian Solon earlier of the festival venues, es- a protected seascape in
anew the 100,000-mark for Mercado, who hails Mercado lauded or- said they drew inspiration pecially the beaches of 1996 through Presidential
visitors in its 2018 edition. from Zamboanga del Sur, ganizers for making the from what happened to Gumasa. Decree 756.
Thousands of domestic said SarBay fest is so far 2018 SarBay as a platform Marawi in making the Because of this, Bueno As in the previous
and foreign tourists crowd- the biggest among the to generate awareness and 2018 SarBay a grander and said the “fine white pow- festivities, festival goers
ed various events and ac- beach festivals he has at- support for the rehabilita- bigger festival. dery beaches” of Gumasa gathered Sunday morning
tivities at festival venues tended in Mindanao. He tion of conflict-torn Mara- Rica Bueno, DOT-12 deserves to be the next hours after the culmination
in the white sand beaches specifically cited the more wi City. director, credited the local top destination after the night for a massive cleanup
of Glan town during the than 100,000 crowd in The festivities start- government for lining up temporary closure of Bo- activity of the beaches of
three-day festival, which attendance he “personal- ed with a run-for-a-cause events and activities that racay. Gumasa and portions of the
ended last Saturday night. ly witnessed” during the dubbed “I Run coz I Care” became consistent hits for The provincial govern- Sarangani Bay. (pna)

Rising from a calamity NGO launches docu on

Marawi’s unsung heroes
THE City of Mati is known the evolving needs of its AS the country commemorated the first year of the Mara-
supplied photo

to be the 5th class city and clients. wi siege, non-government organization, International
capital of the province of Amy then joined in Alert Philippines, launched on Thursday the “Maratabat:
Davao Oriental, which the bank and started with Mga Kuwento ng Kagitingan sa Marawi” documentary
is blessed with beautiful a P3,000 loan. As she un- to honor the unsung heroes in the battle.
bays and beaches, islands, derstood the bank’s goal The video tackles the story of a “Suicide Squad,”
diverse marine life and oth- of poverty eradication, a group of about 30 individuals who risked their lives
er man-made and natural she was able to encour- to help save people during the Marawi siege, report-
wonders. The city is also Photo_Amy 3.jpg age their neighbors to edly wearing little protection, such as construction
known for its legendary also join the bank. At helmets.
‘Sleeping Dinosaur,’ which present, she can now International Alert Philippines said the “Suicide Squad”
is located in the town of avail more than P200,000 was able to save about 1,800 people during the war.
Badas, or the famed Da- loan for her additional “The video also highlights stories of Muslims pro-
hican Beach where many capital for boat-building, tecting Christians from being captured by terrorists,”
tourists include in their sari-sari store, and fish said May Che Capili, the group’s advocacy head. (pna)
must-visit place list. dealing business.
REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
In the nearby town of “Card Bank has been PROVINCE OF BUKIDNON
Macambol, lives Amy Cie- our shoulder to lean on. CITY OF MALAYBALAY
lo Florentino, 43, owner of It is an institution that is
the biggest sari-sari store responsive to the needs NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
in town, a well-known of its clients,” said Amy CCE-0147-2018 (R.A. 10172) May 21, 2018
fish dealer and owner of a their children, and they wisdom on how to deal adding that because of their
boat-building shop. Amy definitely did. with the situation. booming business, her son In compliance with the publication requirements and pursuant
to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1, Guidelines in the
and the rest of the fisher Just like any other sto- In 2014, their prayers was able to finish a degree. Implementation of the Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2012
folks will make you love ries, the Florentino family were answered when they “What else we could (IRR of R.A. 10172). Notice is hereby served to the public that
the place even more. experienced their greatest met Card Bank, Inc., a ask for if we have Card CHRISTMAY CLAIRE D. PAYLA has filed with this Office, a petition
for Correction of Clerical Error from FEMALE to MALE in his
Amy’s husband, Abeto, downfall in 2012 when ty- member institution of Bank already?” said Amy Certificate of Live Birth and whose parents are GERLAN PAYLA and
is a fisherman who is also phoon Pablo hit the place. Card Mutually Reinforc- while hoping that more and AGNES DANICO.
a registered boat-builder The store was forced to ing Institutions (Card more Filipinos will become Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his
written opposition with this Office.
since he was 17 years old. close and their only means MRI) that provides mi- part of this movement of
When they married, they of survival is fish dealing. crofinance loans, SME Card MRI, which is to (SGD) PRISCILLA G. TILANDUCA
promised themselves to According to Amy, she loans, and other financial eradicate poverty in the City Civil Registrar
give a better future for prayed to God to give them services tailored-fit to country. (card) MGSD May 23 & 30, 2018

RA Form No. 10.1 (LCRO) Republic of the Philippines Republic of the Philippines
CITY CIVIL REGISTRY OFFICE Local Civil Registry Office
Republic of the Philippines City of Surigao Province of Bukidnon
Local Civil Registry Office Tel. No. (086) 826-1789 CITY OF MALAYBALAY
Province: Agusan del Norte ***
City/Municipality: Cabadbaran NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION OFFICE OF THE CITY CIVIL REGISTRAR

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Petition Entry No. CFN-0154-2018

In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. 9048, a notice is hereby
served to the public that MR. JOJITO M. TULANG has filed with this
Office a petition for the change of first name from FE to MARIFON
in the birth certificate of Fe Navale Lansang with Registry No. 202-
s/64 who was born on February 27, 1964 at Cabadbaran, Agusan
del Norte and whose parents are Atilano C. Lansang and Conchita
A. Navale.
Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his
written opposition with this Office not later than June 13, 2018.
In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. 9048, a notice is hereby
served to the public that GIL DEDUMO EDER has filed with this
Office a petition for Change of First Name from “MARILYN
EDERLITA” to “MARILYN” in the birth certificate of his sister
MARILYN EDERLITA DEDUMO EDER, who was born on December
11, 1961 at Surigao City, Surigao del Norte, whose parents are
Realinda Dedumo and Domingo Eder.
Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his
written opposition with this Office not later than June 13, 2018.
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
In with Section 5 of RA 9048, a notice is hereby served to the public
that ALLAN N. CORTES has filed with this Office a petition for Change of
First Name from BOY to ALLAN in the Certificate of Live Birth of ALLAN
N. CORTES who was born on May 17, 1962 at Malaybalay, Bukidnon and
whose parents are EMELIANO CORTES and EMETERIA NARAGA.
Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written
opposition to this office.

(SGD) MARIA JEAN M. CHEE (SGD) ROSELIA P. MORALES (SGD) PRISCILLA G. TILANDUCA
City Civil Registrar City Civil Registrar City Civil Registrar
MGSD May 30 & June 6, 2018 MGSD May 30 & June 6, 2018 MGSD May 30 & June 6, 2018

Republic of the Philippines Publication Notice Republic of the Philippines

Province of Misamis Oriental
MUNICIPALITY OF VILLANUEVA
-oOo-
OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL CIVIL REGISTRAR
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
In compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant to OCRG
Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1 Guidelines in the Implementation of the
Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2012 (IRR on R.A. 10172), Notice is
hereby served to the public that JURE VIADNES HINTIPUNAN has filed with
this office a petition for correction of clerical error of her sex from “MALE”
to “FEMALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of Jure Viadnes Hintipunan born
at Villanueva, Misamis Oriental and whose parents are Teresita Viadnes
and Eustequio Himtipunan Jr.
Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written
opposition with this Office not later than June 7, 2018.
(SGD) SALVADOR S. GALADO
Municipal Civil Registrar
MGSD May 30 & June 6, 2018
R.A. 9048
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
In compliance with Section 5 of R.A. 9048, a notice
is hereby served to the public that SAMUEL FAITH KE-E
CASTILLO has filed with this Office, a petition for Change of
First Name (CFN) from “FAITH” to “SAMUEL FAITH” in his
Certificate of Live Birth bearing Registry No. 97-2428 born
on August 11, 1997 at Gingoog City, Mis. Or., whose parents
are MILAMILLA KE-E and JUANITO CASTILLO.
Any person adversely affected by said petition may file
his/her written opposition with this Office not later than
June 12, 2018.
(SGD) ATTY. MARIE LUSTRE LUMA-AD
City Civil Registrar
MGSD May 30 & June 6, 2018
MUNICIPALITY OF CAGWAIT
Surigaodel Sur
Office of the Municipal Civil Registrar
=======================================================
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
CCE-0015-2018 (RA 10172)
In compliance with the publication requirement and pursuant to OCRG
Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1 Guidelines in the implementation of
the Administrative Order No. 1 Series of 2012 (IRR on R.A. 10172). Notice
is hereby served to the public that JEROVIC PENECIBA GALLEGO has
filed with this Office, a Petition for Correction of Sex from “FEMALE” to
“MALE” in the Certificate of Live Birth of JEROVIC PENECIBA GALLEGO at
Cagwait,Surigao del Sur and whose parents are VICENTE A. GALLEGO and
ROSELYN M. PENECIBA.
Any person adversely affected by said petition may file his written
opposition with this Office not later than June 14, 2018.
(SGD.) SOLOTORA C. ABELLAR
Municipal Civil Registrar
MGSD May 30 & June 6, 2018
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Money Matters
Gold Star Daily

Wednesday, May 30, 2018

Editor: Ben Balce
10
NFA says cheap rice back in Gensan, Sarangani markets next week
NATIONAL Food Authority they expect the delivery of the supplies for Region 12 and the for the area’s rice requirements The NFA provincial office had we expect them to eventually
(NFA) is set to resume by next imported rice stocks allotted by Autonomous Region in Muslim until October,” he said in a radio ran out of rice stocks as early stabilize,” he said.
week the distribution of cheaper the central office to the area by Mindanao. interview. as the first week of April, forc- To ensure the proper distribu-
rice supplies in various mar- Thursday. Of the total shipment, the Hectin said they already re- ing consumers to depend on the tion of their rice stocks, Hectin
kets here and nearby Sarangani Hectin said some 10,000 met- official said the city and Saran- quested from their central office more expensive commercial rice. said they will assess the weekly
Province. ric tons (MT) or 200,000 bags gani province will get a share of the allocation of additional sup- Commercial rice prices in the requirements of their outlets,
Dionisio Hectin Jr., NFA of rice will be unloaded at the 3,500 MT, which is equivalent plies out of the coming imported local markets currently range adding they will also conduct
Sarangani-General Santos pro- Makar port here. The total al- to 70,000 bags. rice shipments in June to further from P43 to P52, depending on regular monitoring and market
vincial manager, said Monday location already includes the “It will be enough to cover beef up their stocks. the variety. inspections to prevent possible
NFA’s imported rice was pre- abuses from retailers.
Republic of the Philippines Republic of the Philippines viously sold in accredited out- On March, NFA and the Na-
Office of the President
Office of the President
HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT COORDINATING COUNCIL
lets at P27 a kilo. tional Bureau of Investigation
HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT COORDINATING COUNCIL
HOUSING AND LAND USE REGULATORY BOARD “The prices of some commer- filed multiple charges against a
HOUSING AND LAND USE REGULATORY BOARD cial rice varieties have actually retailer in this city for allegedly
NORTHERN MINDANAO REGION, Cagayan de Oro City NORTHERN MINDANAO REGION, Cagayan de Oro City
started to go down in anticipa- repacking NFA rice stocks into
NOTICE OF FILING OF REGISTRATION STATEMENT FOR THE MAIN PILIPINO VERSION OF NOTICE OF FILING OF REGISTRATION tion of the entry of NFA rice and commercial rice. (PNA)
STATEMENT FOR THE MAIN SUBDIVISION PROJECT

Holding firm expands

SUBDIVISION PROJECT
(PANGUNAHING PROYEKTO)

NOTICE PAUNAWA
Notice is hereby given that MR. CHRYSLER B. ACEBU OF
PUEBLO DE ORO DEVELOPMENT CORP. has filed with this
Office a sworn registration statement for the sale house &
Ipinagbibigay-alam na ang PUEBLO DE ORO
DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION na inipresentahan ni G.
its land bank by 41%
CHRYSLER B. ACEBU ay naghain sa Tanggapang ito ng
lot (H&L) packages in BAMBOO LANE located at PUEBLO sinumpaang aplikasyon para sa pabebenta ng mga lote LISTED firm DMCI Holdings, the cities of Las Piñas, Manila,
DE ORO TOWNSHIP, CARMEN, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY and at bahay sa BAMBOO LANE na matatagpuan sa PUEBLO Inc. announced on Monday that Parañaque, Pasay, Pasig, and
more particularly described as for Lots Nos. 1-F, 1-J, 1-H, 1-L DE ORO TOWNSHIP, CARMEN, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY at DMCI Homes has expanded its Quezon.
and 1-N all in Psd-10-068946 containing an area of 19,039 sinakop ng mga lote bilang Lot Nos. 1-F, 1-J, 1-H, 1-L, and 1-N, land bank by 41 percent since The company will also launch
sq. meters and covered by TCT Nos. T-137-2015000842, lahat ay sa Psd-10-068946 na may erya 19,039 Sq. Meters 2017, with most of its newly- a high-rise residential project in
T-137-2015000844, T-137-2015000846, T-137-2015000848 sa ilalim ng T- 137-2015000842, T- 137-2015000844, T- 137- acquired land located in Metro Davao City.
and T-137-2015000850. 2015000846, T- 137-2015000848, and T- 137-2015000850. Manila. These projects are projected
The foregoing project is utilizing the condominium units Ang nasabing proyekto ay ginagamit ang Familia In its disclosure to the Philip- to have sales value of P49 bil-
of Familia Apartments Building A (Units 213-220, 301-320 Apartments Building A(Units 213-220, 301-320 at 401- pines Stock Exchange, DMCI lion, higher by 53 percent than
and 401-415) located at Carmen, Cagayan de Oro City with 415) na matatagpuan sa Carmen, Cagayan de Oro na may said its residential property unit the P32 billion sales value of
a total project cost of Php 17,724,517.77 as its compliance halagang Php 17,724,517.77 bilang pagtupad sa Seksyon 18 now has a total land bank of three developments DMCI
pursuant to Section 18 of Republic Act No. 7279. ng Batas ng Republika Blg. 7279. 125.22 hectares from 88.89 hec- Homes launched in the previous
All papers relative thereto shall, upon request and Lahat ng mga kasulatang kaugnay nito ay maaring suriin tares last year. Its accumulated year.
payment of processing fee, be available for inspection during ng sinuman na nagtataglay ng legal na interes dito matapos land has a total value of P6 bil- For the first quarter of 2018,
business hours by any person having legal interest thereon. humiling ng pagsusuri at magbayad ng kaukulang halaga sa lion. DMCI Homes increased its
Absent any legal impediment, the above-cited project tanggapang ito.
DMCI Homes President Al- sales and reservation of its ex-
is deemed registered and a certificate, in evidence thereof, Kapag walang sagabal na legal, ang proyektong nabanggit
ay ituturing na rehistrado at maari nang bigyan ng setipiko fredo Austria said the company isting projects by 15 percent to
shall forthwith be issued after five (5) days from the last day remains optimistic about its busi- P15 billion from P13 billion in
of publication. bilang katibayan nito, pagkalipas ng limang (5) araw mula sa
huling paglalathala. ness despite the strong competi- Q1 2017.
Cagayan de Oro City this 21st day of May 2018. tion in the market, thus, the firm Top project performer for
Cagayan de Oro City, ika- 21st ng Mayo 2018.
continues to build its land bank. the company is its Prisma Resi-
(SGD.) CHARITO A. RAAGAS DMCI Homes will launch dences in Pasig City, followed
(SGD.) CHARITO A. RAAGAS
Regional Director eight high-rise projects this by Infina Towers in Quezon
Regional Director
year. The bulk of these is in City and Verdon Parc in Davao
MGSD April 23 & 30, 2018 MGSD April 23 & 30, 2018 Metro Manila, particularly in City.(PNA)

CDO TBC CONSUMER’S COOPERATIVE, The Billion Coin (RED LION TEAM) on a mission
“TO END POVERTY” together we can make things possible”
BY: OSCAR S. LEDESMA successfully assembly 2015 31673. Headed by Agreement TBC in 272 of Bukidnon. Monday May is not religious involved.
MGSD/ meeting together the Royal Highness King datu Countries in the world in 28, 2018, There are (2) two This is self-Government in
CORRESPONDENT national tribal elders kuluban/ Constantino 3:00 Pm. At barangay thousand people more or herets rights in 110 tribes
datu’s in the Philippine A. Salvo Jr. w/sighning covered court in dalirig, less national tribal elders promoted in the Philippines
Manolo Fortich as territory Inc. Sec.Reg.No.Cn MOA, Memorandum of manolo fortich, Province members participated. This archipelago.

Kingship management participated come from Davao province, cotabato province, bukidnon province, general santos, Cagayan de oro city, misamis oriental, gingoog city, iligan city, lanao del
norte province, ozamis city, misamis ocsindental, zamboanga del sur, zamboanga sibugay, zambianga norte, zamboanga city, cebu city, siquijor, bohol,viayas province, cavity Luzon province

Presidential Table TBC elected President of the Philippines

Mr. Doc. Danilo S. Amurao RH king datu kuluban. Mr. Rosito
Digal; Executive Assistant of Nortern Mindanao Jose Fuster Jr.;
Executive Assistant of NCR and Majesty Angel.

Shake hands pictorials during the signing

National Tribal Elders members
participated & Majesty Queen
Kingdom
of MOA, TBC president Mr. Doc. Danilo S.
Amurao. RH king datu kuluban Mr. Feliciano
MOA certificate w/signing of the TBC president Tablan Jr, Rosito digal, NCR jode fuster Jr
Doc. Dalino Amurao, & RH King Datu Kuluban,
Post of during adjournment Majesty CDO TBC Consumer Cooperative & MS. Mency Amurao Online Executive
Angel RH king datu kuluban & April
Hazel Coronia as master ceremony. President/TBC Leader. Assistant
Money Matters
Gold Star Daily

Wednesday, May 29, 2018

Aussie bizmen look for
breaks in Cebu, M’nao
MANILA-BASED Australian
investors are looking beyond the
National Capital Region to find
business opportunities, the Aus-
tralian Ambassador to the Philip-
pines said.
Ambassador Amanda Gorely
said this in an interview shortly
before the opening program of
FIBECO CARES FOR THE ENVIRONMENT. Employees of the First Bukidnon Electric Cooperative, Inc. (FIBECO) the Philippines Australia Friend-
strike a pose after tree planting activity during its 46th Founding Anniversary. (PR) ship Day celebration held at the
eas.
She pointed out that several
Australian firms have business
interests in Mindanao’s mining
sector, though she conceded that
Australia still has “some works
to do to encourage further Aus-
tralian interest” in the country-
side.
“We have to educate people
on what opportunities are here
Editor: Ben Balce
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and Natural Resources Research
and Development of the Depart-
ment of Science and Technology
(DOST-PCAARRD) on a man-
go research center in the Island
Garden City of Samal.
The research center was estab-
lished eight years ago, focusing
on raising the skills and knowl-
edge of local growers for them to
tap overseas markets.

Oil firms hike fuel pump prices

PUMP prices in the Philippines
will go even higher when an-
other oil price hike takes effect
on Tuesday (May 29).
This was happened amid calls
to suspend excise taxes levied
on petroleum products to miti-
gate surging local prices which
was triggered by a lingering vol-
atility in the world crude market.
In text messages to journal-
ists, local oil firms announced a
P0.65/liter increase in unleaded
gasoline, P0.35/liter in diesel
and P0.45/liter in kerosene. This
is still notably less than increas-
es implemented in the past two
weeks, both exceeding P1/liter.
Meantime, the Department
of Finance (DOF) stated that
the TRAIN law is not the main
culprit behind the recent surge
in pump prices, but “the geopo-
litical conditions in the Middle
East, as well as other global eco-
nomic factors”.
An industry observer said that
apart from the movements in the
international petroleum market,
the weakening of Philippine
peso also affects oil price adjust-
ments.
Legislators have called for
the suspension of the TRAIN
law on petroleum products as a
temporary measure to moderate
the impact of soaring oil prices.
The DOF said this may be
possible only if the price of
Dubai Crude keep going up, and
hits $80 per barrel. However, it
will likely take effect in 2019
because a midyear suspension
will give rise to other problems.
(PNA)
SM Lanang Premier in Davao
City on Saturday.
“Once they come into the Phil-
ippines they realize it is not all
Manila because there are other
opportunities in other parts of the
country too,” Gorely said.
She added: “Although I am
not sure but I think there is a
tendency by Australian business
people to focus on Manila when
they think about the Philippines
because it is where the biggest
market is.”
She said a number of NCR-
based Australian companies
have already expressed intention
to put up shop in other locations,
such as Cebu and Mindanao ar-
to consider beyond Manila and
Cebu. And I think Davao is the
next place to come,” she said.
A huge potential, she said, is
Mindanao’s rising cacao industry
- citing the popularity of choco-
late products in Australia. She
pointed out that a number of ca-
cao farmers benefitted from the
Australian scholarship -- where
farmers were provided insights
on marketing and packaging of
their products.
Another active partnership is
the collaboration between the
Australian Centre for Interna-
tional Agricultural Research
(ACIAR) and the Philippine
Council for Agriculture, Aquatic
Among the activities marking
the 72nd anniversary of the Phil-
ippine-Australia Friendship Day
include the unveiling of Austral-
ian corner in the Davao City Li-
brary, the turnover of books and
educational materials to several
public schools and handover of
the grant to the Philippine Eagle
Foundation.
The embassy also hosted a
lecture on how Filipinos can
study in Australia, as well as
mall tours highlighting the ac-
complishments of Australian-
educated Filipino entrepreneurs.
A concert capped the event fea-
turing Filipino and Australian
singers. (PNA)

Firm earmarks up to P3.5 Grab fares ‘generally higher’ than

billion for capex in 2018
ROBINSONS Retail Holdings,
Inc. (RRH) has earmarked PHP3
billion to P3.5 billion for capital
expenditures (capex) this year,
higher than its 2017 spending of
P3.1 billion.
RRHI Robina Gokongwei-Pe
made this announcement during
the listed firm’s annual stock-
holders’ meeting Monday.
Gokongwei-Pe said the capex
will fund the expansion program
of RRHI this year including the
putting up of an additional 100 to
120 stores, opening of a bigger
distribution center, and expand-
ing electronic commerce plat-
form, and launching of new retail
formats.
These new stores will be com-
posed of 13 supermarkets, three
department stores, 10 to 15 DIY
stores, 20 to 30 convenience
stores, 25 to 30 South Star Drug-
stores, and 20 to 25 specialty
stores.
She said some 100 franchise
other public transportation modes
stores of The Generics Pharmacy THE Philippine Competition released to the press Monday. spite a 5 to 10 percent increase,
will also be launched this year. Commission’s (PCC) review The antitrust body through its “which is borne out by actual
By the third quarter of the on the consumated Grab and report, reiterated that the ac- events of post-transaction”.
year, RRHI will open its first pet Uber deal revealed that fares quisition of Uber by Grab has It was also noted that there
care retail, Pet Lovers Centre, at on transport network vehicle resulted in a “substantial less- are key qualitative differenc-
Robinsons Galleria with its fran- service (TNVS) are “generally ening of competition” in the es between TNVS and other
chise agreement with Pet Lovers higher” than other modes of ride-hailing market. modes of public transportation.
Centre Singapore. GOKONGWEI-PE
public transportation including But the review also found Moreover, the PCC stated
As of first quarter of 2018, pino consumers. And our com- taxis. out that “an overwhelming in the SOC that in the after-
RRHI already spent P683 mil- pany will remain a key player in This information is contained majority of riders” would still math of the merger, Grab now
lion of its capex for the year. the retail sector,” Gokongwei-Pe in the Statement of Concerns continue using on-demand car- controls 93 percent of TNVS
Gokongwei-Pe said RRHI said. (SOC) report on the Grab-Uber based private transportation registered vehicles, solidifying
has welcomed the Tax Reform Meanwhile, Gokongwei-Pe deal done by PCC’s Mergers online booking service via mo- its unrivaled dominance in the
for Acceleration and Inclusion said the company is waiting for and Acquisition Office (MAO) bile ride-hailing application de- relevant market.(PNA)
(TRAIN) law, as it has lowered the go-signal of the Philippine
personal income tax rate and has Competition Commission before
allowed Filipinos to have more consummating its deal with Mul-
disposable income. grave Corp. B.V. to acquire 100
“We remain optimistic about percent stake in Rustan Super-
the Philippine economy and Fili- centers, Inc. (PNA)
Republic of the Philippines
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lower rates PhilHealth Accreditation of Hospitals

TREASURY bills (T-bills)
fetched lower yields on Mon-
day’s auction, prompting the
Bureau of Treasury (BTr) to
award the P15-billion debt
papers in full.
Average rate for the 91-day
T-bills settled at 3.300 per-
cent. Tenders reached P13.8
billion, which is more than
twice oversubscribed than the
P5-billion value of the T-bills.
Market’s appetite for the
182-day tenor was also strong
on Monday’s auction after
bids reached P13.57 billion,
higher than the P4 billion of-
ferings for the T-bills. This
tenor fetched average yield of
3.700 percent.
Both debt papers were re-
issued T-bills, with original
issue date of August 30, 2017
for the 91-day tenor and No-
vember 29, 2017 for the 182-
day tenor. (PNA)
in Misamis Occidental, Suspended
CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY – The Philippine Health Insurance
Corporation (PhilHealth) suspended the PhilHealth accreditation of
three (3) hospitals located in Misamis Occidental after committing
violations in the implementation of the National Health Insurance
Program by furnishing false and incorrect information, filing fraudulent
claims, and forcibly extending period of confinement.
In separate decisions issued by the Arbitration Office of
PhilHealth, the accreditations of Medina General Hospital, Revelo
Medical Clinic, and Drazen Community Hospital are suspended as
follows:
HOSPITAL PERIOD OF VIOLATION
SUSPENSION
Medina General November 20, 2017 Misrepresentation by
Hospital to November 15, furnishing false and
2018 incorrect information
Revelo Medical Clinic February 1, 2018 to Extending period of
July 30, 2018 confinement
Drazen Community June 15, 2018 to Claims for non-
Hospital September 12, 2018 admitted patients
Thus, PhilHealth members are advised that no claims for PhilHealth
reimbursement from the stated hospitals shall be entertained during
the period of suspension. Notwithstanding any appeal filed by the
hospitals before the higher courts, the decisions are executory in
nature and the suspension effective on the dates provided, in view of
the public interest involved.
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