Tambuling Batangas Publication January 09-15, 2019 Issue | Page 3
BALITA
January 9-15, 2019
Sto. Niño...
nagpakitang gilas sa pagtugtog ng
instrumentong angklung ang mga
mag-aaral ng Scuola Maria.
Nagpuri sa Sto Niño
ang mga kinatawan ng Casa Del
Bambino Emmanuel Montessori
hindi lamang sa pamamagitan
ng dasal kundi maging sa
pamamagitan ng musika at mga
sayaw.
Bilang
pasasalamat,
isang pangako ng pagpapahayag
ng kadakilaan at pag-ibig ng
Diyos ang handog ng Cristo Rey
Institute for Career Development
mula sa pahina 1
na sinundan ng makabagong
tugtog sa saliw ng ibat-ibang
katutubong instrument ng mga
mag-aaral ng Saint Bridget
College bilang paggunita rin
sa Ginintuang Tagumpay ng
lungsod.
Nagpakitang gilas sa
pagsayaw at pagawit ang mga
kinatawan ng Divine Child
Academy habang modern dance
na hiphop naman ang ipinamalas
ng Sikat Kanluran Dance Troupe
ng High School Department ng
University of Batangas.
Sa pamamagitan ng
awit at sayaw, ipinakita ng mga
mag-aaral ng Marian Learning
Center and Science High School
ang kabuuan ng yamanglahi
at kulturang kinagisnan sa
mga sayaw ng Likhang Sining
Folkdance Troupe.
Bilang
pangwakas,
itinanghal ng mga mag-aaral ng
Colegio ng Lungsod ng Batangas
ang sayaw na subli bilang
pagpapakita ng pagkakaisa ng
mga mamamayan sa panalangin
at pagsamba sa Sto Niño.
Immigration pre-screening hastens
OFW queues at NAIA
MANILA -- Bureau of Immigration
(BI) personnel at the Ninoy Aquino
International Airport (NAIA) and other
ports have implemented a scheme
to expeditiously process departing
overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) that
will ease their travel out of the country.
In a memorandum order,
BI Port Operations Division Chief
Grifton Medina instructed personnel
at the airports’ immigration departure
areas to ensure that OFWs lining up
for immigration processing are given
utmost priority.
Medina said he issued the
directive in compliance with the order
of President Rodrigo Duterte to BI
Commissioner Jaime Morente that
immigration departure formalities for
OFWs be conducted expeditiously and
efficiently.
“Our objective is to see to it
that our modern-day heroes are given
all the care and courtesy that they
deserve in sacrificing not only for their
families but for the country as well,”
Medina said.
He added that Morente
approved his recommendation to create
a special team of immigration officers
who will be focused on conducting
pre-screening of OFWs and attend to
the latter’s immigration needs at the
airport.
In
his
memorandum,
Medina ordered that designated OFW
counters shall only be used exclusively
by OFWs.
In case of long lines in OFW
counters, members of the Bureau’s
Travel Control and Enforcement Unit
(TCEU) shall speed up the queues
by inspecting and ensuring that the
passengers’ travel requirements are
complete while they are still on the
line.
“It’s a matter of deploying
more people to focus on OFWs,” said
Medina. “It’s a small move, but you’ll
be surprised at the impact on easing the
lines for them,” he added.
Said memorandum also
instructed officers to “expeditiously
process the documents of OFWs”.
Ordinarilly, a passenger is processed
within 45 seconds. Medina sees
that the scheme may decrease the
processing time up to 33%.
Medina said that OFWs
referred for secondary inspection due
to concerns on their travel documents
will likewise be prioritized and the
matter resolved within 10 minutes.
He added that OFWs are also given
priority at the arrival area, through
the installation of 21 e-gates in major
airports.
Morente announced that
scheme is only part of the series of
improvements he plans to implement.
“The year 2019 will be all about
process improvement,” he said. “We
have studied what can do to provide
better service. The e-gates and the
pre-screening of OFWs are just the
beginning,” he added. (BI)
Fluvial procession ng
Sto. Nino sa mata ng mga
photographers
ANG larawan ng isang bata
habang nag-aabang sa pagdaan
ng prusisyon ng Mahal na Patrong
Sto. Niño ang naging winning
piece ng 26 na taong gulang na
si Marc Anthony Caparas na back
to back na nanalo ng first place sa
taunang Photo Contest kaugnay
ng pagdiriwang ng city fiesta.
Ang awarding ceremony
ay ginanap sa SM City Batangas
noong January 12 kung saan
may 92 entries ang lumahok sa
patimpalak at nagbigay ng kani
kanilang larawan tungkol sa
fluvial procession ng Sto. Nino.
Ayon sa judge na si
Lilibeth Peñaflor, isang full time
visual artist na na featured sa
2018 Magazine 43 Hongkong Fall
Issue, unanimous ang kanilang
naging desisyon sa pagpili ng
mga nagwagi. May “story to tell,
emosyon at focal point ang entry
ni Caparas,” sabi niya.
“Nakita
namin
sa
kinunan nyang larawan na gusto
nung bata na maging bahagi ng
selebrasyon sa tradisyong nais
ipasa ng mga matatanda. Yung
moment na yun will be a history
na at ikukwento nya sa mga
susunod na henerasyon kaya
hindi mawawala ang tradisyon”
sabi ni Penaflor.
Ayon pa rin sa kanya,
magaganda ang pagka capture ng
event ng mga photographers at
kahit hindi siya naka- attend sa
okasyon, nakita niya ang story sa
pamamagitan ng mga photos.
“Photography
is
very challenging, maraming
enhancement
na
pwedeng
gawin, so sana yung ordinary
eye, ma appreciate pa din dapat
kung ano ang dapat ikwento ng
photographer,” dagdag pa ni
Peñaflor.
Bagamat may makabago
Ilang...
paninda kundi fish net, ziplock,
microwavable containers at
dyaryo. Nagkabit din sila ng mga
sako sa tabi ng karsada bilang
MRF o basurahan.
Ang ilang barangay
naman ay nagtalaga ng isang
konsehal at isang tanod bawat
sitio upang tingnan kung
sumusunod ang mga kabahayan
sa mga alituntuning ipinatutupad
hinggil sa pangangasiwa ng
nang teknolohiya at madali na ang
paggamit ng contrast at lighting
sa mga larawan, ang mahalaga
aniya ay kung paano iha-highlight
ang kwento sa tulong ng mga
supporting elements.
Tumayong chairman of
the Board of Judges si Kapatiran
at Ugnayan ng Natatanging
Sining at Talentong Pilipino o
KUNST President na si Virgilio
Cuizon kasama din ang multi-
awarded artist na si Aris Bagtas.
Ayon sa kanila, “the best selection
ang entries ngayong taong ito.”
Nanalo ng ikalawang
pwesto si Rolando Chua Jr at
3rd prize winner naman si Roger
Mando.
Nagbigay din ng limang
special prize na P 3,000 at
medalya kina Howard Trambulo,
Jomar Lopez, Roy Gavilan, Cesar
Salomon at Leonila Fruelda.
Nagpaabot
ng
pasasalamat si SM City Batangas
Assistant Mall Manager Engr
Bernard Coronel sa pamahalaang
lungsod ng Batangas dahil
sa pagbibigay sa kanila ng
pagkakataon na maging venue
ng
naturang
proyekto
sa
pagshoshowcase ng talento ng
mga Batangueno artists.
Sa
pamamagitan
naman ni Local Economic and
Investment Promotion Officer
at Cultural Affairs Committee
Member
Erick
Sanohan,
ipinahatid ni Mayor Beverley
Rose Dimacuha ang pasasalamat
nito sa SM City Batangas bilang
katuwang
ng
pamahalaang
lungsod sa pagtataguyod ng
naturang proyekto.
Ang photo exhibit at
ang display ng mga art works ng
mga lumahok sa Children’s Art
Competition sa nasabing mall ay
tatagal hanggang January 16
mula sa pahina 1
basura.
Layunin ng Team Solid
Baybay Coordinators na umabot
sa 80% ng mga households sa
bawat barangay ang makasunod
sa waste segregation, plastic
ban, pagkakaroon ng MRF at
compost pit at maabot ang 40%
na kabawasan sa hinahakot at
itinatapon na basura kumpara
noong nagdaang taon.
OTOP Hub CALABARZON launched
event were DTI Region IV-A
in Cavite
Director Marilou Q. Toledo,
The Department of Trade and
Industry (DTI) – Cavite held
the soft launching of the One
Town, One Product (OTOP) Hub
CALABARZON on December
28, 2018 located at D’ Banquet
Bakeshop and Restaurant in
Tagaytay City. The hub will
showcase OTOP offerings of
different cities and municipalities
not just in Cavite but from other
provinces of CALABARZON
as well primarily those that were
assisted by the DTI in various
aspects of product development
and marketing. Gracing the
Likhang Caviteño Foundation,
Inc. President Rodrigo Camia,
Cavite Small and Medium
Enterprises Development Council
(CaSMEDC) Chairperson Teresita
Leabres with some members of
the council, DTI – Consumer
Protection and Advocacy Bureau
Director Domingo ‘Dominic’
Tolentino, DTI-Rizal Provincial
Director Mercedes Parreño, DTI-
Cavite family headed by Provincial
Director Noly Guevarra, other
DTI officials, Amira’s Buko Tarts
and D’ Banquet owner Ms. Virgie
Malipol with her daughter.