Tambuling Batangas Publication January 09-15, 2019 Issue | Page 6

REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT OF BATANGAS
FOURTH JUDICIAL REGION
LIPA CITY
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF COURT & EX-OFFICIO
SHERIFF
SHERIFF’S NOTICE OF SALE
EJF NO. 2019-0108

Upon extra-judicial petition for sale under Act
3135, as amended by Act 4118 filed by HDMF (Pag-IBIG
FUND). Mortgagee, with principal place of business at
Petron MegaPlaza, 358 Sen. Gil Puyat Avenue, Makati
City, with branch office at High Rise Business Center,
National Highway, Brgy. Halang Calamba City, Laguna,
against EVA L. EBRIO married to JESSIE S. EBRIO,
mortgagor/s, with residence and postal address at Lot
19 Blk 6 Monte Flora Homes Brgy. Sabang, Lipa City,
Batangas, to satisfy the mortgage indebtedness which
as of November 15, 2018, amounts to Php 1,294,756.90
including/excluding, interest and other charges agreed
thereon and other expenses in connection with this sale,
secured by the mortgagee the undersigned Deputy Sheriff
of the Regional Trial Court, Office of the Clerk of Court
and Ex-Officio Sheriff, Lipa City, will sell at public on
January 15, 2019, at 10:00 o’clock In the morning or
soon thereafter at the main entrance of the Hall of Justice,
Maraouy, Lipa City to the highest bidder for CASH and in
the Philippine Currency, the described real property and its
Improvements thereon, to wit;
TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE
NO. 072-2014001471
A PARCEL OF LAND (LOT 19 BLOCK 6 OF THE
CONSOLIDATION AND SUBDIVISION PLAN,
PCS-04-024078, BEING A PORTION OF THE
CONSOLIDATION OF LOT-12872-D-2 PSD-04-
087549; LOT-12872-E PSD-4A-005652; LOT-12872-F-1
PSD-04-040983, L.R.C. NO. 1298). SITUATED IN THE
BARANGAY OF SABANG, LIPA CITY, ISLAND OF
LUZON, BOUNDED ON THE SW., ALONG LINE 1-2
BY LOT 17, BLK 6; ON THE NW., ALONG LINE 2-3
BY ROAD LOT 3; ON THE NE., ALONG LINES 3-4-
5-6 BY ROAD LOT 5; ON THE SE., ALONG LINE 6-1
BY LOT 20, BLK. 6, ALL OF THE CONSOLIDATION
AND SUBDIVISION PLAN. X-X-X-X-X-X-X-
CONTAINING AN AREA OF SIXTY THREE (63)
SQUARE METERS.
Prospective buyers and bidders are hereby enjoined to
investigate for themselves the title herein above described
and the encumbrances thereon, if any there be.
In the event that the Auction Sale should not take place
on said date it shall be held on January 22, 2019 without
further notice and re-publication.
“All sealed bids must be submitted to the undersigned on
the above stated time and place.”
Lipa City, November 29, 2018.
ARSENIO D. LORZANO
Sheriff IV
DULLY RAFFLED:
HON. NOEL M. LINDOG
Executive Judge
AURORA B. MANGUBAT-TORRALBA
Clerk of Couort & Ex-Officio Sheriff
Note:
Award of publication hereof in the
“Tambuling Batangas” drawn by raffle in
Accordance with law.
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January 9-15, 2019
First 1,000 Days Law - the best Christmas gift
of Duterte admin to Filipino mothers, babies
MANILA — The Department of Health (DOH), the National
Nutrition Council (NNC) and its member agencies, and UN
children’s agency UNICEF celebrated together the passage of the
“Kalusugan at Nutrisyon ng Mag-Nanay Act,” more popularly
known as the First 1000 Days law.

President Rodrigo Duterte signed Republic Act 11148
last November 29. The law seeks to scale up the national and local
health and nutrition programs through a strengthened integrated
strategy for maternal, neonatal, child health and nutrition in the
first 1,000 days of life.

“This law will complement the much-awaited
Universal Health Care Law to further boost the country’s health
status on our way to make Filipinos the healthiest in Southeast
Asia by 2022 and in Asia in 2040,” said Department of Health
Secretary Francisco T. Duque III.

Malnutrition remains a significant public health
concern in the Philippines with an estimated 4.2 million children
who are stunted (short for their age) and more than 300,000
children under 5 years who are severely wasted (thin for their
height). Children who are stunted have life-long damaging
consequences on their cognitive and intellectual capacities.

On the other hand, children who have severe wasting—
also known as severe acute malnutrition—have at least nine to 12
times increased risk of death.

In January of 2018, UNICEF, in partnership with the
DOH and NNC, launched two costing studies that showed the
impact of undernutrition to the national economy and how much
investment we need to address this issue.

The first study, “The Economic Consequences of
Undernutrition in the Philippines: A Damage Assessment Report
(DAR),” shows that the Philippines is losing and will continue to
lose around $4.5 billion per year if current rates of undernutrition
are not addressed. In 2015, this loss was equivalent to around
1.5% of the country’s GDP, which has made a significant dent in
the national economy.
The second study, “Business Case for Nutrition Investment in the
Philippines,” shows how effective implementation of affordable
and equity-focused nutrition interventions can significantly
decrease the annual economic burden of undernutrition. It also
presents that for every $1 invested to address undernutrition,
there will be a $12 return to the overall economy.

“Good nutrition is the foundation of a child’s survival,
health and development. We congratulate the Philippine
Government for this huge achievement – for prioritizing
interventions and investments for children and their mothers
during their first 1000 days which is the best Christmas gift they
can ever receive. UNICEF is committed to continue supporting
the Government as it defines the package of interventions and
accountabilities of all Government Agencies to operationalize
and scale up effective nutrition services in the country. With this
law, we hope that the much-needed investments for evidence-
based interventions can finally move the needle towards taller,
brighter, and healthier Filipino Children,” UNICEF Philippines
Deputy Representative Julia Rees said.

UNICEF is committed to continue supporting the
Government as it defines the package of interventions and
accountabilities of all Government Agencies to operationalize
and scale up effective nutrition services in the country. With this
law, we hope that the much-needed investments for evidence-
based interventions can finally move the needle towards taller,
brighter, and healthier Filipino Children,” UNICEF Philippines
Deputy Representative Julia Rees added.

With support from UNICEF, DOH and NNC
advocated for the importance of the First 1000 days Window of
Opportunity (a child’s life from conception up to two years old)
since 2014. Through key partners like the Philippine Legislators’
Committee on Population and Development (PLCPD) and the
Philippine Coalition of Advocates for Nutrition (PhilCAN), this
advocacy prompted various Local Government Units to prioritize
interventions and investments for the first 1000 days of a child’s
life.

“Indeed, this is an early Christmas gift for our women
and children. We thank our legislators and their staff who worked
hard for the passage of the law. We thank President Rodrigo Roa
Duterte for signing the bill into law as a manifestation of his
love and caring for the Filipino child. We are confident that the
law will trigger action from national government agencies, local
governments, and non-government organizations to invest and
scale up action for nutrition. The NNC and its national and local
network will participate actively in formulating the IRR. We will
also do aggressive public dissemination of the law and continue to
forge strategic alliances and partnerships for concerted action for
good nutrition in the first 1000 days. The Kalusugan at Nutrisyon
ng Mag-Nanay Act promises to help not only the achievement of
the targets of the Philippine Plan of Action on Nutrition 2017-
2022 but also help in the attainment of each Filipino child’s
potential for growth and development” said Assistant Secretary
of Health and NNC Executive Director Maria-Bernardita Flores.

Over the next few weeks, DOH will convene relevant
stakeholders in drafting the Implementing Rules and Regulations
of RA 11148. This is a significant step forward that supports
DOH’s Philippine Health Agenda, NNC’s Philippine Plan
of Action for Nutrition 2017-2022, and UNICEF’s essential
interventions and strategies to improve Child Survival and Early
Childhood Care and Development, all of which aim to end all
forms of malnutrition and give every child the best start in life.
(DOH)
AFP Chief vouches for National
Task Force vs insurgency
QUEZON CITY -- Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP)
Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Benjamin Madrigal Jr looks forward
to the operationalization of the Executive Order No. 70 or
the National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed
Conflict in 2019.

In an interview Wednesday, January 2, Lt. Gen.
Madrigal stressed the need for all government agencies
- both national and local government units - to come
together to totally eradicate the root causes of conflict and
violence.

"We have made significant progress and have
headways in our campaign to end insurgency, but to reach
what we can call a complete victory, we need to create
communities that are conflict-resilient and we need local
and national government agencies to attain this," Lt. Gen.
Madrigal said.

In 2018, consolidated data from ground units of
the AFP indicate a total of 12,017 CPP-NPA members and
supporters have been neutralized.

The figure includes 130 that were killed and
264 that were apprehended in legitimate security and law
enforcement operations.

A total of 11,623 have also surrendered
including 1,227 regular NPA fighters. AFP units also
confiscated 1,920 assorted firearms and seized 316 enemy
encampments.

Madrigal added that a series of meetings and
plannings is on-going to operationalize E.O. Nr 70 and
create a National Peace Framework anchored on the
Whole-of-Nation approach institutionalized as a national
policy.

"Aside from focusing on our enemies, we also
have to look at our people and communities through
a people-centered strategy to make our communities
resilient from communist recruitment, propaganda, and
exploitation," Lt. Gen. Madrigal said. (AFP)
Fiberglass boats ipinamahagi sa mga mangingisda
LIMANG fiberglass boats ang ipinagkaloob ng Fisheries
Division ng Office of the City Veterinary and Agricultural
Services (OCVAS), January 11, bilang tulong sa
hanapbuhay ng may apat na mangingisda habang ang isa
ay gagamitin ng Bantay Dagat sa kanilang operasyon.

Ang pamimigay ay pinangunahan ng hepe ng
OCVAS na si Dr. Macario Hornilla at hepe ng Fisheries
Division na si Gerardo Peralta sa baybayin ng barangay
Sta Clara.

Ang mga beneficiaries ay mga miyembro ng
San Antonio, San Agustin Kanluran, at Dela Paz Proper
Fishermen Associations, Pagkilatan Barangay Fisheries
Management Council at Bantay Dagat Cluster 1.

Binigyan din ng mga kagamitan kagaya ng
Canon underwater camera at Global Positioning System
(GPS) gadget ang Bantay Dagat Clusters 1,2, at 3 upang
gamitin sa kanilang monitoring operation sa mga coastal
barangay.

Ang mga fibreglass boats ay magandang
gamitin sa karagatan sapagkat ito ay madaling i maintain,
mas magaan dalhin sa dagat, at madaling i repair. (PIO
Batangas City)