Ang Caviteno Newsweekly October 01-07, 2018 Issue | Page 2

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Hundreds of Imuseños benefitted from the medical and dental mission conducted at Brgy. Pag-asa I in the City of Imus sponsored by
the Provincial Government of Cavite on September 25, 2018.The mission team consists of health professionals from the Provincial
and Municipal Health Office and Philippine Navy with some employees of the provincial government were welcomed and assisted by
the barangay officials headed by Barangay Captain Raymond Camama. Likewise, Barangay Captain Camama also prepared other
services for his constituents which include free eye check-up and eye glasses from Guce Optical Clinic and free haircut rendered by
Mar’s Barber Shop and L’Centro Salon.
Regional...
CESE.

Dir. Alvariño stated
that shabu is still the primary
drug of choice being used or
sold in the region and previous
anti-drug operations revealed
the prevailing modus operandi
of manufacturing said illegal
substance due to a number of
shabu laboratories raided, and
second is the different ways
of smuggling of drugs into
the country like the recent
discovery of the four magnetic
lifter found in a leased
warehouse in GMA on August
8, 2018.

Reports also showed
the arrest of two Chinese
nationals thru the joint efforts
of PDEA agencies, Army
Intelligence Regiment and
CIG-NISF during a buy-bust
operation in Rizal Memorial
Stadium.

Updates
on
the
Barangay Clearing program
wherein users and pushers
were identified in a list of drug
personalities with the PDEA
operatives. Suspected users
will undergo drug tests and
if results were negative then
Senators...
everyone’s
success,”
he
added.

Likewise,
Aquino,
chair of the Senate Education
Committee, wrote, “In these
ever divisive times, we need
organizations like yours to
remind us that progress and
prosperity for all can only be
achieved when we look past
our differences and work
together for our countrymen,
especially those who have
the least in society.”
Aquino
assured
the
group,
“Maaasahan
niyo ang aming suporta sa
Senado. Nagkakaisa kami
sa inyong layuning lumikha
ng mapayapa, maunlad at
masaganang Pilipinas.” (You
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suspects names’ will be cleared
from the list while those who
tested positive will go through
intervention programs for
rehabilitation and counselling
before going back to society.
Suspected
pushers
list are categorized as Active;
those who Stop for more
than 6 months and those that
are no longer residing in the
barangay. Active suspects will
be arrested thru Anti- Drug
operations while those that
had stopped will be placed
under Suspense file for close
monitoring and those that
are no longer residing in the
barangay should be certified
by the respective barangay and
attested by COPS.

The Dangerous Drugs
Board (DDB) Resolution No.
3 series of 2017 regarding
the revised guidelines in the
conduct of drug clearing
operations was discussed
followed by DDB Resolution
No. 2 series of 2018 that
tackles the guidelines for
community involvement in
reforming drug offenders into
self-sufficient and law-abiding
members of society.
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can count on our support
in the Senate. We are one
with you toward your goal
of creating a peaceful,
progressive, and bountiful
Philippines.)

Earlier, Duterte, in his
message for the campaign’s
“10 Weeks, 50 Stops” Peace
and Development Caravan
said, “I recognize this
noble undertaking of Yes
for Peace – Bayanihan ng
Bayan because it ptomotes
a newfound culture of
harmony and cooperation
among communities and
across our regions. I am also
glad that many government
agencies and partners are
participating in this project.”

In relation to the latter
DDB resolution, Dir. Alvariño
was happy to share the news
of the launching of “Balay
Silangan” in the city of Sta.
Rosa, Laguna and in Lipa city,
Batangas which would help in
the complete reformation of
drug surrenderees/offenders.

The last part of Dir
Carranza’s presentation is the
Oplan “Bandila,” a program
of the Regional Director that
aims to promote patriotism
and sense of duty to the citizen
of CALABARZON.

This oplan entails
the proper decorum during
flag raising ceremonies and
singing of the national anthem
or the implementation of RA
8491 otherwise known as the
“Flag and Heraldic Code of
the Philippines.”

This
program
is
very timely because the
“millennial” youth seem to
lack a sense of patriotism and
love for country and this is a
good way to instill in them
the respect for the flag, for
the national anthem and give
them a sense of responsibility
towards the progress of our
country.
(Ruel Francisco,
PIA-Cavite)
The President then made a
call, “Together, let us show
our solidarity in effecting
real and lasting change in
our society.”
For
his
part,
Alcanzare said that they are
now working for the “upward
declaration” of Yes for Peace
Zones from the barangays to
the cities and municipalities,
to the provinces to the
regions, and finally, to the
whole country.

“We
are
eyeing
Davao City as the pilot area
for the initiative with the
help of the city’s Liga ng
Barangay President Edgar
Ramos Ibuyan and Davao
City Mayor Inday Sarah
Duterte–Carpio,” he said.
(PIA-NCR)

Oktubre 01-07, 2018
Cases of Children in Conflict
with the Law: understanding
the circumstances
IMUS CITY, CAVITE
–
Headlines of crimes committed by
minors or adolescents seemed on
the rise and people find them really
alarming. Lawmakers discuss
about the revision of the law with
regard the age of discernment and
responsibilities of children.

To give light to this
matter, a seminar in handling Cases
of Children in Conflict with the
Law (CICL) was recently initiated
by the Provincial Government of
Cavite (PGC) thru the Provincial
Social Welfare and Development
Office (PSWDO) and the Office of
the Provincial Prosecutor (OPP)-
Cavite held at the IBP Building
here.

The activity entitled,
““SOCIAL WORKERS: Front
liners of Children in Conflict with
the Law (CICL)“ aims to clarify the
flow in the judiciary with regards
CICL and to have a mutual ground
to handle such cases.

Guest speakers in the
seminar were Judges Raquel
Aspiras-Sanchez of the Regional
Trial Court (RTC) Branch 3 Family
Court, Tagaytay City,
Judge
Adeliza H. Magno-Gingoyon, RTC
Branch 4 Family Court City of
Imus and Judge Flordeliz Cabanlit-
Fargas, RTC Family Court Trece
Martires City.

Judge Aspiras-Sanchez
discussed Republic Act 9344
otherwise known as “Juvenile
Justice and Welfare Act” as
amended by R.A. 10630, dealing
with children at risk and children
in conflict with the law which
educated the participants on who are
responsible for crimes committed:
those who are exempted and those
who are subject to criminal liability.

On the other hand,
Judge Magno-Gingoyon tackled
the lecture on Jurisprudence on
RA 9344 and shared several
court decisions about the subject,
engaging the audience in an open-
forum segment to clarify their
queries.

The topic on Discernment,
Diversion
and
Intervention
Program was thoroughly explained
by Judge Cabanlit-Fargas.

Let us show concern and
guide the young ones, because the
Youth is said to be the future of
our nation. (Ruel Francisco, PIA-
Cavite/with reports from PICAD)
Municipality...
led by Municipal Mayor Hon.
Junio C. Dualan, officials
of DENR-4A and MENR,
barangay officials and other
stakeholders.
The
participants
collected various garbage
mostly plastic grocery bags,
styrofoams, and rubber, cloth
waste and cigarette butts
topping the trash list.

The program proper
gave way to expressions of
gratitude and appreciation to
the volunteers from Barangay
Captain Rogelio Bilugan,
Councilor Pastor Maximo
Dagasdas, Naic Mayor Dualan
and OIC, Regional Director
DENR 4A Atty. Maria Paz G.
Luna.

Meanwhile, a short
NFA...
different LGUs, and 494 to
other agencies. La Union (3,701
bags),
Pangasinan
(2,390
bags), and Benguet (1,230
bags) reported the highest rice
issuances per province.

In region 02, most
of the 2,594 bags issued were
withdrawn by the provincial
and several municipal LGUs
for relief operations.

NFA Officials in the
region said they are expecting
more withdrawals later when
the relief packs from DSWD
are already consumed.

In region 3, a total of
1644 bags of NFA rice were
released and distributed in the
following provinces: Aurora
– 294 bags; Bataan – 100
bags; Nueva Ecija – 150 bags;
Pampanga – 550 bags ; Tarlac –
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lecture on Proper Solid Waste
Management was delivered by
Deputy Regional Coordinator
MBSCMO-4 Ms. Cynthia
N. Rozaldo reiterating the
importance of “good practice”
on segregation, reuse and
recycling to minimize wastes
materials.

To
entertain
and
enliven the participants a
Basu-Raffle ensued which was
facilitated by Ma. Louiella
Rose O. Catudio and Psyrus
Liam C. Estorque.

The program was
formally closed with a
warm and gracious message
from MENR Officer Ms.
Evangelina Pangilinan with
a reminder that change starts
with us. (Ruel Francisco,
PIA-Cavite)
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400 bags, and; Zambales – 150
bags.

In region 4, a total
of 2,605 bags of rice were
withdrawn by LGUs and DSWD
while NFA in region 5 issued
1,357 bags to different LGUs,
including 100 bags to Sen. Chiz
Escudero in Sorsogon.

Aside from ensuring
that there is enough supply
for calamity victims, NFA
continues to sell its P27 and P32
per kilo rice through its 15,892
accredited rice retail outlets in
public markets and barangays
nationwide. NFA offices are
now also selling rice directly to
consumers in provinces heavily
affected by Ompong like
Cagayan, Isabela, and Kalinga
to provide additional outlets for
consumers who want to avail of
the major staple. (PIA-NCR)