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Impormasyon para Makaiwas sa African
Swine Flu, Ipinapakalat ng Batangas ProVet
SA harap ng banta ng African
Swine Flu (ASF) sa Pilipinas,
katuwang ang Pamahalaang
Panlalawigan ng Batangas sa
pagbibigay-alam ng wastong
impormasyon upang maiwasang
makapasok ang nasabing sakit ng
mga baboy na epidemya ngayon
sa 13 bansa sa mundo.

Sa
pangunguna
ng
Batangas Provincial Veterinary
Office (PVO), sinisimulan na
ang mga konkretong hakbang
upang maging ligtas ang
Lalawigan ng Batangas sa ASF.
Ayon kay Dr. Romel Marasigan,
Batangas Provincial Veterinarian,
nagpalagay na ang Department of
Agriculture ng mga disinfection
foot mats sa mga paliparan at
pantalan, kabilang ang Batangas
International Port.

Nakipag-ugnayan na rin
si Dr. Marasigan sa pamunuan
ng Philippine National Police
Batangas Provincial Office upang
maglagay ng police presence
sa mga Animal Inspection
Checkpoints ng pamahalaang
panlalawigan sa mga entry and
exit routes ng Batangas Province.

Binigyang-diin ni Dr.
Marasigan na hindi nakakahawa
sa tao ang ASF, subalit malaking
banta ito sa livestock industry
ng lalawigan at ng buong bansa
dahil nakamamatay sa baboy ang
sakit sa loob lamang ng dalawa
hanggang sampung araw.
Ibinahagi rin ng PVO ang
ipinatutupad na panuntunan
ng Bureau of Animal Industry
na “B.A.B.E.S” na layong
maiwasang makapasok ang ASF
sa bansa. Ito ang:
• B-an pork imports from 13
countries;
• A-void swill feeding;
•B-lock entry at international
ports;
• E-ducate our people;
• S-ubmit our samples.
DepEd reports better conduct
of early registration for SY
2019-2020
PASIG CITY -- The Department
of Education (DepEd) successfully
conducted the first day of the early
registration last January 26, Saturday,
noting a huge turnout of incoming
Kindergarten, Grades 1, 7, and
11 learners who trooped to public
schools across the country to be pre-
registered for School Year (SY) 2019-
2020.

As of January 28, Monday,
a total of 760,530 learners already
had their information encoded in the
Early Registration Module of the
Learner Information System (LIS).
The breakdown of pre-registered
learners per region is as follows:

The
Department
also
observed a more organized early
registration compared to the previous
years, mainly due to the strengthened
information
dissemination
and
the issuance of DepEd Order No.
3, series 2018 (Basic Education
Enrollment Policy), which unified the
policies on enrollment and clarified
the requirements. The DO also helped
minimize the common questions of
parents/guardians on pre-registering
their children, specifically on the age
requirement for Kindergarten and
Grade 1. The teachers readily assisted
the parents/guardians and the learners
at easily accessible pre-registration
areas within the schools.

“It’s just the first day,
we have an entire month to go but
we’re already seeing that this year is
different given the efficiency of our
teachers and key school personnel
in immediately resolving the minor
challenges
encountered.
This
difference is also seen in how we
strongly emphasize inclusivity in the
early registration process as schools
highlight the various inclusive
education programs that they offer,
particularly
Special
Education
(SPED) and the Alternative Learning
System (ALS),” Secretary Leonor
Magtolis Briones remarked.

DepEd further attributed
the orderly implementation of
the early registration to the active
involvement of all stakeholders: the
Schools Division Offices and schools
that have mobilized their respective
communities and local government
units in advocacy drive through
motorcades, and strategically placed
posters and banners; the Central,
Regional, and Division Offices,
and schools that have harnessed the
power of social media in spreading
proper information to guide parents/
guardians and learners; media,
education partners, and other external
stakeholders that have intensified the
campaign for the activity.
Sundan sa pahina 6..
Laban kontra sa African Swine Flu. Pinangungunahan ng Batangas Provincial Veterinary Office (PVO) ang information drive at mga
pagkilos ng Pamahalaang Panlalawigan ng Batangas upang makaiwas ang pagpasok ng African Swine Flu sa Batangas Province.
Makikita sa larawan si Dr. Romelito Marasigan, department head ng PVO, sa isa sa kanilang regular na pag-iikot sa mga livestock
farms sa lalawigan
Batangas Province, wagi sa 1st
National Anti-Drug Abuse Awards
KINILALA ng Department of the
Interior and Local Government
(DILG)
ang
Pamahalaang
Panlalawigan ng Batangas dahil
sa mahusay at matagumpay na
pagsunod nito sa kampanya
ng gobyerno na sugpuin ang
iligal na droga sa bansa, sa
ginanap na 1st National Anti-
Drug Abuse Council (ADAC)
Performance Awards noong ika-
28 ng Disyembre 2018 sa The
Manila Hotel, Rizal Park, Ermita,
Manila.
Ang
nasabing
recognition ay pormal at personal
na inihandog kay Governor
Dodo Mandanas, Chairperson
ng Provincial Anti-Drug Abuse
Council (PADAC), sa pangunguna
nina Batangas DILG Provincial
Director Adelma Mauleon at Dr.
Amante Moog, department head
ng Provincial Assistance for
Community Development Office
at chairperson ng Technical
Working Group ng nasabing
konseho, noong ika-4 ng Pebrero
2019 sa Batangas Provincial
Auditorium.
Ang
Provincial
Government of Batangas ay
nagkamit ng high functionality
points sa pagitan ng iskor na 85
hanggang 99 porsiyento, sang-
ayon sa isinagawang 2017 ADAC
Performance Audit ng DILG,
upang mapabilang sa 241 na
outstanding local government
units sa buong bansa na binigyan
ng pagkilala ng kagawaran.

Layunin ng performance
audit na matiyak ang patuloy na
pagganap ng mga ADAC gamit
ang pamantayan sa pagsusuri,
tulad ng organisadong lokal
na anti-drug abuse council,
pagpapatupad ng mga plano at
programa, paglalaan ng pondo, at
Sundan sa pahina 6..
Sama-samang Pagkilos Laban sa Droga. Makikita sa larawan ang personal na paghahandog kay Governor Dodo Mandanas ng mga
miyembro ng Batangas Provincial Anti-Drug Abuse Council ng pagkilalang iginawad ng DILG, na kumikilala sa Pamahalaang
Panlalawigan sa patuloy nitong kampanya laban sa iligal na droga. Mark Jonathan M. Macaraig / Photo by: Eric Arellano – Batangas
Capitol PIO