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Setyembre 24-30, 2018
100 katao, natabunan ng
landslide sa Cebu
NATABUNAN ng landslide
ang sinasabing nasa 100 katao
matapos gumuho ang bundok
sa isang quarry site sa nasa 30
kabahayan sa Naga City Cebu,
Set. 20 ng umaga.
Sa report ni ni C/Insp.
Roderick Gonzales, acting Chief
of Police ng Naga City, nangyari
ang landslide dakong alas sais
ng umaga sa quarry site sa Sitio
Sindulan sa pagitan ng Brgy.
Tinaan at Brgy. Naalad.
Sa ulat, 12 na bangkay
na ang narekober at ang lima
rito ay kinilalang sina Beatrice
Hope Chavez, 4 taong gulang;
Olivia Mora, 63; Abel Lobiano,
40 ; Romeo Jabonilla, 40; at
Shiela May Campanilla, 24.
Walo naman ang sugatan at ilan
sa kanila ay kinilalang sina Rose
Ann Lobiano, 40; Christopher
Cemeller, 44; Nestor Capoy, 52;
Junalyn Siton, 16; at apat na iba
pa.
2018 ...
Development Specialist, delivered
an inspiring opening remark and
challenged the leadership camp to
know the purpose of building up
the PYAP and reminded everyone
that every youth has a big part in
developing the nation. On the
other hand, PYSDO Head, Ms.
Mercy Gallarde highlighted in her
speech that she still believes in
the saying “Kabataan ay Pag-asa
ng Bayan”. Likewise, Ms. Jessica
Leigh Tibayan, representative
from
Schneider
Employees
Multipurpose Cooperative, shared
some bible verses about how God
will never give us problems that
we cannot solve. Meanwhile, Mr.
Rodel Vincent Bae, Executive
Assistant of Governor Boying
Remulla, delivered the keynote
speech on behalf of the governor.
The training proper
started as Ms. Aura Fuentes of
PSWDO discussed the Gender
Sensitivity Training. Senior Course
Leader Mr. Marco L. Deuda led the
whole 3-day camp and prepared
challenges that tested the teamwork
and dedication of each campers
with the help of counselors from
Victory Christian Fellowship-
General Trias. Additionally, Mr.
Daniel Herrera, ministry intern,
discussed about the topic “Bagong
Simula” as he shared his experience
when he was young and how the
Lord changed him.
Second day started with
an inspirational topic delivered
by Mr. Andy Cuadrasal, Campus
Missionary/Life Coach of Every
Nation Campus entitled “Bagong
Patutunguhan” that motivated
Ayon sa imbestigasyon,
ilang araw na raw nakararanas
ng pag-ulan ang nasabing lugar
hanggang gumuho na lamang ang
bundok at tumabon sa nasa 30
kabahayan, 20 sa Brgy. Tinaan; at
lima hanggang 10 kabahayan ang
natabunan sa Brgy. Naalad.
“We are now in
the crucial time that’s why
pinapabilis natin ang pagsagip sa
may mga signs pa of life. Hindi
magagamit ang heavy equipment
tulad ng backhoe because napaka
lambot ng lupa. Kapag naghukay
ka, biglang gumuguho ulit,” ani
Gonzales
Sinabi rin ng opisyal na
ang mga natabunan sa insidente
ay mga manggagawa sa site at
ang kani-kanilang mga pamilya.
Sinasabi
naming
ang paglambot ng lupa ang
pinagmulan ng insidente.
KATHRYN A. ARLAN
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campers to strive hard for them to
reach their goals. He also talked
about the common issues that young
people normally encountered
and gave some advice on how to
overcome them. Afternoon session
was comprised of inspirational
talks and motivational messages.
“New Disciplines” was tackled by
Ms. Regielyn Catibayan of UEC
reminded everyone to be strong and
have an unwavering faith in God.
Meanwhile, Mr Alvin Mojica of
PCLEDO also graced the program
and inspired everyone by sharing a
childhood tale which is familiar to
everyone; “The Lazy Juan” when
Juan waited for the guava to fall.
Mr. Mojica compared our dreams
to the guava fruit as he echoed that
we are not supposed to wait for
our dreams to be met but rather we
should reach for them.
On its last day, Pastor
Wilfred B. Quezon headed the
discussion
regarding
“God’s
Leadership and Management
in Life” as he conveyed to the
participants the true meaning of
being a leader. According to him,
a good leader is someone who
develops another good leader.
Likewise, Provincial Accountant
Mr. Lauro D. Monzon gave an eye-
opener reminder that dreams and
plans may not be answered the way
we expected it to be because God
has better plans for our lives.
PSWDO Head, Ms.
Felipa G. Servañes expressed her
gratefulness for everyone that has
been part of the training and left an
inspirational quote saying that “A
journey of a thousand miles begin
with one step”. She encouraged the
attendees to take one step at a time
to fulfill their vision in life.
EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE OF DECEASED SPOUSES
ENRIQUE DAIGDIGAN CAHIGAN AND LEONITA SANCHEZ CAHIGAN
Notice is hereby given that the estate of the late ENRIQUE D. CAHIGAN AND
LEONITA S. CAHIGAN who died on August 20, 1997 in Philippine General Hospital,
Taft Avenue, Manila and December 03, 2017 in Veterans Memorial Medical Center,
North Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City respectively, leaving a parcels of land covered by
TCT No. T-1060025 located at Lot 24, Block 46, Phase I, Mary Cris Complex, Pasong
Camachile II, Gen Trias, Cavite with TD No. 08-0022-05187, Tax Declaration No.
08-0022-05188, TCTNo. T-1121993, located at Lot 5, Block 26, Mary Cris Complex,
Pasong Camachile, Gen Trias, Cavite with Tax Declaration No. 08-0022-05186 and
Motor Vehicle TOYOTA REVO WAGON, MODEL 2001, Registered in the name
of Leonita S. Cahigan under CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION NO. 2704317-0
has been extra judicially settled by their heirs as per Doc. No. 41; Page No. 11; Book
No.XVII; Series of 2017; Notary Public Atty. RICARDO T. DIAZ.
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BALITA
SHIELDING AND SAFEGUARDING THE WELFARE OF THE COMMUNITY
Governor Boying Remulla toughen its campaign to shield and safeguard the public from destructive and harmful elements as he led
the distribution of 2,618 handheld radio and 3,740 reflectorized vests for the barangay tanod of the municipalities of Mendez, Naic,
Ternate, Maragondon, Alfonso, General Emilio Aguinaldo, Magallanes and the city of Tagaytay during its dispersal held at the
municipal covered court of Alfonso on September 18, 2018. Likewise, Cavite PPO Deputy Police Director for Operations PSUPT
Michael Ceciliano tackled and enlightened the roles of barangay tanod under the Local Government Code. Present during the activity
were 7th District Board Member Rainier Ambion, Alfonso Mayor Virgilio Varias, Vice Mayor Randy Salamat, Indang Councilor
Ping Remulla and members of the municipal councils. Meanwhile, in the afternoon of the same day, the governor also visited his
constituents in the City of Gentrias as part of the Ugnayan sa Barangay Program. He personally mingled with the locals to know
their sentiments and opinions as the provincial government solidifies the projects for the less privileged members of the locality. Vice
Governor Jolo Revilla, 6th District Representative Jonjon Ferrer, Gentrias Mayor Ony Ferrer, Vice Mayor Morit Sison, Governor
Jonvic Remulla and members of the city councils were also present to bring joy and pleasure to the citizens of General Trias.
Classes...
were 194 passengers 12 of whom
are senior citizens and nine were
children.
In
Quezon,
vessel
trips from the Dalahican port in
Lucena City going to Marinduque
province in Mimaropa region
remain
suspended
since
Thursday. Port officials said more
than a thousand passengers were
stranded.
In Laguna, the Office
of Civil Defense-Calabarzon has
been regularly sending typhoon
advisories to regional and
provincial disaster management
councils for appropriate action.
In a response cluster emergency
meeting that the OCD-Regional
Duterte...
“These
are
the
provinces of Cagayan, Isabela
in Region 2 with the highest
number, followed by Ilocos
Norte, Ilocos Sur in Region 1,
and Abra, Kalinga, Apayao,
Mt. Province, and Ifugao in
Cordillera. Of these number,
824,100 individuals belong to
the poor,” he said.
“The mission of the
NDRRMC is to provide effective
rapid augmentation support to
the regions in the conduct of
disaster response management
operations,
specifically
to
Regions 1, 2, 3, and CAR that
are expected to be affected by
Typhoon Ompong. We included
there, Region 3 because of the
900-kilometer diameter of the
typhoon,” he added.
He said the rapid
deployment teams will be
stationed at six staging areas
in Clark, Maconacon, Cauayan
City, Sta. Ana, Laoag City, and
in Basco.
These teams, he said will
conduct search and rescue
operations,
post
disaster
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Disaster
Risk
Reduction
and
Management
Council
called on Thursday, member-
agencies reported their typhoon
preparedness and that relief funds
are in place.
Social
worker
officer Lucia Almeda, of the
Department of Social Welfare
and Development-Calabarzon,
said food and non-food items are
on standby for dispatch to storm
victims.
On stockpile at the
DSWD warehouse are 3,169
packed family food packs worth
P1.1 million while unpacked
food stands at 178,680 worth
P2.3 million. Some 500 sacks of
National Food Authority (NFA)
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analyses, and provide relief and
maintain law and order.
Jalad
presented
the status of prepositioned
resources amounting to P1.179
billion consisting of family food
packs, relief items, and standby
funds.
He also presented
Ompong’s impact on the
education sector affecting at
least 11 regions, 19,704 schools,
and 7.7 million learners across
Luzon and Visayas.
In response, Duterte
ordered the Cabinet officials to
personally check on affected
areas that may be hit by the
typhoon’s onslaught.
He also expressed
rice are stockpiled while standby
fund is at P3.7 million.
Aldwin Cejo, of the
emergency response preparedness
team of the Laguna PDRRMC,
said member-agencies have
committed
resources
and
personnel for deployment as the
need arises.
According to OCD, the
provinces of Cavite, Batangas,
Rizal, and Quezon are susceptible
to landslides, debris flow and
flooding.
Listed as vulnerable
towns are Maragondon and
Ternate in Cavite; Nasugbo,
Calatagan, and Lian in Batangas;
San Mateo, Antipolo, Teresa,
Tanay, Rodriguez, and Cainta
in Rizal; and General Nakar in
Quezon. (MCA/Pooled Report)
satisfaction
with
the
preparations made by various
government agencies.
Earlier in the afternoon,
the President also inspected the
NDRRMC Operations Center,
the disaster council’s central
command and control facility
responsible for carrying out
the emergency preparedness
and management for the severe
weather.
The NDRRMC raised
its alert level from “white” to
“blue” on Sept. 10 and from
“blue” to “red” on Sept. 11. It
also conducted pre-disaster risk
assessment core group meeting
on Sept. 10, 12 and activated
the Response Cluster on Sept.
12, as part of its preparedness
measures. (PIA-NCR)
AFFIDAVIT OF SELF-ADJUDICATION
Notice is hereby given that the estate of the late PORFIRIO B. CRUZ, who died on
November 13, 2017 in Alabang, Muntinlupa City leaving a parcel of land covered by
Transfer Certificate of Title (TCT) No. 616445 located at Bo. Of Buenavista, Mun. of
Gen. Trias, Prov. Of Cavite has been extrajudicially settled by his heirs as per Doc No.
132; Page No. 27; LVII; Series of 2018 Notary Public Atty. Brian B. Pellazar.
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