Ang Caviteno Newsweekly January 14-20, 2019 Issue | Page 3

Enero 14-20, 2019
271 children benefit in Food for
Offcer-in-Charge
Growth Program
of the rovincial Cooperative,
Municipality of Tanza, Cavite – A
total of 271 pre-school children
beneficiaries
from
selected
barangays in the municipalities of
Amadeo and Tanza participated
in the closing activity of the
successful 120 days Food for
Growth Program.

The feeding program
was initiated by the Provincial
Government of Cavite thru the
Provincial Social Welfare and
Development Office (PSWDO)
in cooperation with the Provincial
Cooperative
Development
Council (PCDC) that aimed for
the rehabilitation of almost 100%
of the participating children.

Fr.
Arturo
Joseph
Monzon Balagat led the event
to give recognition to all the
concerned government agencies
and partakers who gave their
support for the success of the
program.
Cavite...
Affairs
Enrico
Alvarez
and Cavite City Councilor
Rommel
Enriquez
were
present
to
support
the
environmental campaign of
the provincial government of
Cavite.
Meanwhile,
on
December 17, 2018 more
than three thousand agile
senior citizen volunteers of
the municipality of Amadeo
participated in the Kalinga sa
Kalikasan project that aimed
to protect the environment
and control pollution for
the sake of their children’s
children. Eco-aides from
the Provincial Government-
Environment and Natural
Resources
Office
(PG-
Livelihood and Entrepreneurial
Development
Office
(PCLEDO), Atty. Khervy Reyes
acknowledged the attendees and
introduced a livelihood program
to help the parents and guardians
increase their income to sustain a
nutritious diet for their children.

During
the
event,
Provincial Administrator for
Community Affairs Mr. Alvin
Mojica awarded the certificate
of appreciation to the programs’
proponents
including
the
PCDC, Anabu Development
Cooperative, Municipal Nutrition
Action Office-Tanza, Biga Brgy.
Chairman Raymundo Joya and
Ms. Marilou Joya.

The children were also
given certificate of appreciation
and school supplies kit that will
help in their education. (Ruel
Francisco,
PIA-Cavite/with
reports from PICAD)
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ENRO) along with former
Gov. Juanito Victor “Jonvic”
Remulla who represented Gov.
Boying Remulla, together
with Amadeo Mayor Conrado
Viado, Vice Mayor Leo Angelo
“Junnel” Bayot and members
of the Sangguniang Bayan,
Engr. Redel Dionisio and
Indang Municipal Councilor
Ping Remulla.
The
communities
participating
in
this
worthwhile undertaking are
grateful to the efforts of
the local governments and
concerned agencies but all
these are futile efforts if people
would not exercise discipline
and good practices to help
protect
the
environment.
(Ruel Francisco, PIA-Cavite/
with reports from PICAD)
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Cavite PNP... and from
Police Director
donated three brand new William Provincial
City
Segun.
Toyota Hilux to Dasmarinas
PNP headed by Supt. Nerwin
Ricohermoso; Cong. Alex ‘AA’
Advincula of Imus City, gave
one unit of Mitsubushi Strada to
the Imus City PNP; Bacoor City
Mayor Lani Mercado-Revilla
turned over two units of brand-
new Toyota Innova worth PHP2.6
million to the Bacoor City PNP;
Silang Mayor Omil Poblete gave
one mobile car to the municipal
PNP and Gen. Mariano Alvarez
Mayor Walter Echavaria, one
mobile police vehicle to the local
PNP.

The event was attended
by Philippine National Police
(PNP) Chief, Dir. Gen. Oscar
Albayalde and CALABARZON
Police Chief Ted Carranza

During the program,
exemplary job performances
of Supt. Vicente Cabatingan of
Bacoor Police for the seizure of
four kilos of cocaine worth Php
21 million same withSupt. Paul
Bometivo of GenTri PNP for the
seizure of PHP11.7 million worth
of shabu and Supt. Janet Arinabo
of Naic MPS for the capture and
arrest of a rape suspect were
recognized.

Through the support of
the city and municipal heads and
representatives of the province,
the police force will be vigilant
and determined to pursue
criminals and drug personalities
to make the province a safe place
to live in. (Ruel Francisco, PIA-
Cavite)
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BALITA
IGNITING THE FIRE OF SENSITIVITY FOR THE CITIZENS OF IMUS
On behalf of Governor Boying Remulla, the medical mission team composed of the employees and medical practitioners
from the OPG-Extension and the Provincial Health Office ignited the fire of sensitivity as they took part in conducting
the free healthcare services to the locals of the City of Imus held at Pasong Buaya II which benefited 532 residents
on January 9, 2019. As they checked the health conditions of the children and other residents in the area, they also
distributed prescribed medicines and vitamins which can boost in supplementing their healthcare needs. Dental
services were also rendered by dentists from General Emilio Aguinaldo Memorial Hospital (GEAMH) and the City
Health Office of Imus to almost 64 residents. 3rd District Board Member Larry Nato was also present during the
mission, together with some local officials who took time to roam around the vicinity to assist and ensure the smooth
facilitation of the mission
President...
ko ‘yan pati kayo na ngayon. All
over the Philippines, you do not
enter into drinking places.”
“Law enforcement officers and
soldiers having drinking spree
in beer houses usually results in
violent confrontations.” he said.
Addressing barangay officials,
the President noted that
he expects them to remain
committed to the mandates in
serving the public.

“I ask our barangay
leaders to remain dedicated and
honest civil servants. In return, I
pledge to you that I will be your
strong ally in your crusade to
build peaceful communities that
we can proudly leave behind to
future generations of Filipinos,”
he said.

The President also
made an assurance that like
the protection he extended to
the police and the military;
he vowed to shield barangay
officials facing prosecution as
long as the cases filed against
them are in connection with the
performance of their duties.

Over
4,000
local
officials in the National
Capital Region participated
during Tuesday’s Barangay
summit, composed of barangay
chairpersons, kagawads on
peace and order, city mayors,
Port...
can destroy the Php 2 Billion
worth of swine industry in the
country.

To safeguard against
the epidemic, Bureau of
Animal Industry Officials
and Port of NAIA District
Collector Mimel M. Talusan
initiated more briefings and
information dissemination to
Customs NAIA frontliners
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and other guests.

The summit aims to
increase the level of awareness
on DILG’s programs particularly
in its campaign against illegal
drugs, criminality, corruption,
violent
extremism,
and
federalism.

Other topics discussed
during the barangay summit
were the heavy traffic conditions
in Metro Manila, DILG priority
programs, and the current
peace and order situation in the
country

Summit organizers also
hoped to build a platform for
dialogue between the President
and barangay officials regarding
peace and order in Metro
Manila.
President
Duterte
receives President of Japan
House of Councillors

Meanwhile, prior to
the Barangay Summit event,
President Duterte receives the
President of Japan’s House
of Councillors, Hon. Chuichi
Date in a courtesy call at the
President’s Hall in Malacañang
Palace.

The leaders had a
closed-door meeting together
with their respective delegates,
they have discussed issues
of mutual interests relating
to bilateral relations of the
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of Terminals 1 ,2 and 3 to
strengthen
the
vigilance
against the African Swine
Fever.

Customs NAIA will
continuously
coordinate
closely
with
regulating
agencies to secure the borders
against entry and exit of
prohibited, regulated goods to
protect the swine industry and
livelihood in the Philippines.
Republic of the Philippines and
the Japanese government.
The
House
of
Councillors is the upper house
of the National Diet or the
bicameral national legislature of
Japan.

Hon. Chuichi Date
together with his spouse
Yuko,
were
accompanied
by
Japanese
Ambassador
Koji Haneda, Deputy Chief
of Mission Takehiro Kano,
Japan
Embassy
Secretary
Yojiro Konno, Japan Embassy
Secretary
Akemi
Koyano,
and Assistant Director Shun
Makishi. Joining Honorable
President Date were other Japan
House of Councillors Members
Mr. Masayoshi Nataniya, Mr.
Yoshiki Yamashita, and Mr.
Mitsuo Gima.
Representing
the
Philippine Government for
the
closed-door
meeting
were
Foreign
Affairs
Secretary
Teodoro
Locsin
Jr., Finance Secretary Carlos
Dominguez, Labor Secretary
Silvestre Bello III, National
Economic and Development
Authority
Director-General
Ernesto Pernia, DFA-ASPAC
Assistant Secretary Meynardo
Montealegre,
DFA-ASPAC
Executive
Director
Josel
F. Ignacio, and Senate of
the Philippines Director for
Protocol Cesar De Chavez.

Safe meat products
accompanied by import permit
or the Sanitary and Phyto-
Sanitary Import Clearance are
the ones qualified for release
in Ports.

Customs Guidelines
flier for NAIA Stakeholders
which includes documentary
requirements of all regulating
agencies for import and export
were also provided to BAI.
(BOC)