Ang Caviteno Newsweekly February 05-11, 2018 Issue | Page 2

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Amadeo Public schools
electric fans from PGC
TRECE
MARTIRES,
CAVITE – Public schools in
the municipality of Amadeo will
benefit from the donation by the
provincial government of Cavite
of fifty (50) units of desk fans.

Provincial Administrator
for Community Affairs Engr.
Redel John B. Dioniso represented
Governor Boying Remulla and
also led the distribution of the
desk fans which was recently
held at the Amadeo Elementary
School.

Engr. Dionisio gave
an
inspirational
message
encouraging teachers to stay
happy and generous in imparting
knowledge for the future of the
youth thus the growth of the
economy.

Strongly believing that
education is life itself, Engr.
REPORT...
during anti-drug operations.

We will keep a close
eye on the PNP’s implementation
of the new guidelines to ensure
that allegations of human rights
violations against police officers
involved in anti-illegal drugs
operations will be a thing of the
past, he added.

“With the issuance of
these guidelines, we hope that
the police organization will be
ably guided as they provide
active support to the Philippine
Drug
Enforcement
Agency
(PDEA) in the anti-illegal drugs
campaign,” said Año, who is also
the concurrent chairperson of the
Napolcom.

The
DILG
OIC
explained that the provisions of
the newly released PNP guidelines
have more weight and demand
accountability thus the DILG and
NAPOLCOM will be proactive in
ensuring that these guidelines are
fulfilled with diligence.

“It is the cornerstone of
a successful campaign against
illegal drugs, especially if it is
met with the full support and
compliance from our uniformed
men in the PNP,” he said.

The
DILG
chief
reiterated his call that double
salary means double time
in serving the people. “I am
demanding accountability from
our police officers. With the
salary increase, they should shape
up or ship out.”

He added that the 100%
SSS...
such as a breastfeeding room
for nursing mothers just like the
one being offered in the SSS
Robinsons
Galleria-Ortigas
Branch, which is open on
weekdays from 10AM to 6PM.

The expansion of SSS
receive
Dionisio pledged his continued
support to projects that will
further improve the education
system in Amadeo.

Public schools who will
receive desk fans are elementary
schools from Dagatan, Halang
Banay-banay, Loma, Salaban,
Tamacan, Amadeo and Amadeo
National High School, Halang
Banay-banay NHS, and Talon
NHS.

The
provincial
government
team
and
beneficiaries of the project were
welcomed by Central Elementary
School Personnel Association
(CESPA) President Ms. Ayleen
S. Ambon while Public Schools
District Supervisor Dr. Amelita
P. Peñalba expressed appreciation
for the support thru this donation.
(Ruel Francisco, PIA-Cavite/with
reports from PICAD)
continued from page 1
increase in salaries also means
that the PNP should double their
efforts in weeding out the bad
eggs in the police organization.
Command responsibility

Among the coordinating
instructions embedded in the
guidelines is the observance of
command responsibility of every
Unit Commander in closely
monitoring the undertakings of
their subordinates in the conduct
of anti-illegal drugs operations.

Every PNP personnel is
also bound to report illegal-drugs
related
activities/personalities
within their community to their
superior officer and would merit
serious neglect of duty if failed to
do so.

‘One-strike policy’ shall
also be implemented if the PNP
members under a Chief of Police
(COP) is arrested and charged
in his-her involvement in illegal
drugs by other operating units;
when two of more Cops under
a Provincial Director (PD) are
relieved due to illegal drugs
issue; and if two or more PDs/
CDs are relieved due to illegal
drugs related issues.
“All of these, and other
provisions
of
the
PNP’s
operational
guidelines
and
adherence to policies on anti-
illegal drugs campaign will be
closely monitored by DILG and
NAPOLCOM as we try to cleanse
the ranks of PNP and weed out
erring cops,” Año said. (DILG/
EPC/JCP/PIA-NCR)
continued from page 1
offices in shopping areas is part
of Robinsons Malls Lingkod
Pinoy Center’s commitment to
provide the Filipino public with
a hassle-free way of processing
government related transactions.
(EPC/RJB/JCP/PIA-NCR)
BALITA

Pebrero 05-11, 2018
As additional aid to educators and students, the Provincial Government of Cavite donated a total of 50 desk fans to public schools
in Amadeo on January 31, 2018 at Amadeo Elementary School. Provincial Administrator for Community Affairs Engr. Redel John B.
Dioniso who led the distribution of desk fans on behalf of Cavite Governor Boying C. Remulla, encouraged teachers to stay happy
and to continue imparting knowledge for the growth of the economy. Engr. Dionisio strongly believed that education is life itself, thus
pledging his continued support to projects that will further improve the education system in Amadeo. The provincial administrator’s
message of commitment was applauded by the recipients of desk fans from Dagatan ES, Halang Banay-banay ES, Loma ES, Salaban
ES, Tamacan ES, Amadeo ES, Amadeo NHS, Halang Banay-banay NHS and Talon NHS. Central Elementary School Personnel
Association (CESPA) President Ms. Ayleen S. Ambon welcomed the provincial government team and co-beneficiaries of the project;
while Public Schools District Supervisor Dr. Amelita P. Peñalba who joined Engr. Dionisio during the turnover ceremony expressed
appreciation on behalf of all public-school teachers in the municipality.
DSWD...
nail cutter, a whistle, toothpaste,
bath towel, undergarments, and a
flashlight with battery.

To help the province of
Albay respond to the needs of its
affected constituents, the DSWD
sent additional relief assistance to
the province last week, including
6,503 family food packs, 6,500
dignity kits, 2,000 assorted toys,
and 6,503 blankets.

The assistance was on
top of the earlier aid provided by
the Department to the province
which included 5,500 FFPs and
11,000 malongs and to Legazpi
City, which included 500 food
packs and 1,000 malongs.
continued from page 8

The relief aid are
being distributed by the Albay’s
provincial
action
teams,
provincial social welfare and
development office, and LGUs.

The DSWD Field Office
5 also continues to monitor the
status of the affected residents
by conducting daily visits to
temporary shelters. The FO also
maintains its close coordination
with concerned LGUs to ensure
the continuous provision of aid
to the evacuees and to determine
other services needed.

As of 6 am today
(January 31), 23,250 families or
89,828 persons in 61 barangays in
Albay have been affected by the
volcanic activities of Mayon.

Some 19,233 families
or 72,972 persons are still taking
temporary shelter in 76 open
evacuation centers, while 2,901
families or 11,993 persons are
staying with relatives and friends.

“Our Field Office
is working 24/7 to ensure
that affected Filipinos are
provided for. We have begun to
implement temporary changes
in the implementation of our
programs such as the Pantawid
ng Pamilyang Pilipino Program
(4Ps), to accommodate the
changes in the situation faced by
our beneficiaries in the region,”
Leyco concluded. (DSWD SMS/
LFB/PIA-NCR)
First Multi-Sectoral Assembly held
TRECE
MARTIRES,
CAVITE – The Provincial
Social
Welfare
and
Development Office (PSWDO)
recently celebrated its 1st
Multi-Sectoral Assembly with
the theme: “Strong Partnership
for a Sustainable Development
Program.”

The event was held
at the Provincial Gymnasium
with the able support of the
provincial government of
Cavite.

The event featured
an audio-visual presentation
of the accomplishments of
each sectors: Federation of
Senior Citizens, Persons
with
Disabilities,
Solo
Parents, Children and Youth
that includes Day Care
Federation and Pag-Asa Youth
Association, OFW Federation
and
Military
Retirees/
Veterans.
Notable
programs
that were highlighted and
were being implemented
were: Kalinga sa Nakatatanda,
Elderly Week Celebration
and distribution of burial
assistance for senior citizens;
Sunong Dunong Distribution
and assistive devices for
Person’s
with
Disability
(PWDs); Practical Skills
and
Development,
Self-
Employment,
Assistance
Program for Solo Parents and
Youth Association.
Speakers
and
guests in the event were
Provincial Social Welfare
and Development Officer,
Ms. Fely G. Servañez who
acknowledged the Board
members and participants for
their cooperation in all their
endeavors while PSWDO
Consultant and Provincial
Cooperative Livelihood and
Entrepreneurial Development
Office
(PCLEDO)
head,
Mr. Alvin S. Mojica gave
assurance to the sectoral
groups of continued support
and assistance from the
provincial government to
motivate solidarity among the
councils.

On the other hand,
the active involvement and
creation of more projects and
programs were the requests
of Provincial Councilor’s
League–Cavite
President,
Board Member Kerby Salazar
that would benefit each sector.

Dr. Jadaza Hintay
gave a motivational talk on
partnership building where
“in being together, everyone
accomplishes more and power
of a team was achieved.”
She also added that “members
must build trust, basically
practices excellent governance
structure, and possess open
communication with each
member of the multi-sectoral
leaders which continually
seek feedback from the
community”.

The
event
gave
symbolic and significant
activities like the Commitment
Signing of Sectoral Presidents
and council members that
sealed the goal of the Multi-
Sectoral Assembly.

Likewise a balloon
flying was conducted to signify
and send good wishes for the
success of each council.

Certificates
of
Recognition
were
also
awarded to Board Members,
City/Municipal Social Welfare
and Development Officers and
partner departments. (Ruel
Francisco, PIA-Cavite/with
reports from PICAD)