Tambuling Batangas Publication July 11-17, 2018 Issue | Page 6

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Sec. Roque said the DILG and the PNP would
study ULAP’s request, although he noted that the
agencies stood by the veracity of the existing narco-
list upon citing notable improvements in the manner
by which the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency
(PDEA) maintains it.

“They have now moved towards a central
database for all narco-personalities. So apparently,
all agencies now coordinate with PDEA because
PDEA has the mandate under the law to implement the
Dangerous Drugs Act. All intelligence information
are now submitted to PDEA and it is incumbent upon
PDEA now to verify these intelligence reports,”
Roque stated.

‘Palace still open to peace talks with
conditions’

Meanwhile, Malacañang stressed that
President Rodrigo Roa Duterte remains open to
conducting peace talks with the Communist Party
of the Philippines-New People’s Army (CPP-
NPA), provided that they accept the government’s
conditions.

Secretary Roque said the conditions include
conducting the peace talks in the Philippines and
refraining from collecting revolutionary taxes. The
CPP-NPA also has to agree to encamp its members
while the talks are ongoing, with their needs provided
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Bureau of Labor Employment also reported other top
occupations at the PhilJobNet such as domestic helper
– 1,091; customer service assistant – 933; salesman –
918; cashier – 888; food server – 630; junior supervisor
– 534; sales associate professional – 415; and service
crew – 396.

There are also vacancies for barista – 386;
teller – 363; staff nurse – 351; mason (general) – 315;
promo salesperson – 295; sales clerk – 274; construction
carpenter – 270; bagger – 252; driver – 250; and market
salesperson – 245.

PhilJobnet is a facility of the Department
of Labor and Employment that aims to fast-track the
jobseeker’s search for jobs and the employer’s search
for a workforce. Its centralized database is maintained
by the Bureau of Local Employment.
The employment facilitation portal also has the
capability to upload applicant’s profile picture,
company’s logo and documentary requirements. Users
can also retrieve or reset the forgotten password.

PhilJobnet has made job matching more
flexible by allowing users to modify filters such as
specific job requirements and applicant qualifications.
It also provides an option for the applicants to apply
online and to view top hiring companies.

A job seeker who is at least 15 years old may
register as a job applicant in the PhilJobNet.

An employer or establishment duly recognized
by Philippine business authorizing agencies and with
existing Tax Identification Number (TIN) can register
in the PhilJobNet.

PhilJobNet service is free of charge for both
job applicants and establishments. Its facilities can also
be accessed at the Job Search Kiosks, an ATM-type
stand-alone equipment, at DOLE attached agencies and
regional offices, Public Employment Service Offices
(PESOs), and selected schools throughout the country.

For more job vacancies and other employment
facilitation services, job seekers and employers can log
on at http://philjobnet.gov.ph/ or visit Bureau of Local
Employment at 6th Floor, BF Condominium cor. Solana
& Soriano St., Intramuros Manila. They can also call
the PhilJobNet Hotline at [phone] Fax: (632)
527-2421. (PIA-NCR)
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“Patuloy pa rin ang paghangad ng kapayapaan
ng ating Presidente, pero hindi naman po pwede na sila
pa ang magdidikta kung paano tayo makakarating sa
kapayapaan,” Roque said, adding that the government
is also considering holding localized peace talks as
an alternative.

He said local government units (LGUs) have
to await further instructions from the Cabinet Cluster
on Security, which will finalize the guidelines for the
localized peace talks. The Cluster is set to conduct a
meeting on July 12.

‘Duterte signs National Feeding Program
law’

During the same press briefing, Malacañang
announced the signing into law of Republic Act No.
11037, otherwise known as the “Masustansyang
Pagkain para saBatang Pilipino Act.”

“I am pleased to announce that one of my pet
bills in Congress has been signed into law. This is
Republic Act No. 11037,” Secretary Roque said.

The measure aims to combat hunger
and undernutrition among Filipino youths by
institutionalizing a National Feeding Program
for undernourished children in public day care,
kindergarten, and elementary schools.

“It is really a sin that while in the past, the
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problem was how to spend the annual appropriations
budget, there are around 6 million Filipino children
who still suffer from acute malnutrition,” Roque
noted.

He then called on the country’s local
government units (LGUs) and Filipino parents to
give their support for the success of the nationwide
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FROM THE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENTIAL
SPOKESPERSON
On Rep. Tom Villarin’s statement

There is no culture of impunity in the
Philippines as we do not condone any state-sponsored
killing.

We continue to adhere to the rule of law and
consider the recent killings of high-profile figures
as an attempt to erode confidence in the President,
whose main platform of governance rests on fighting
crimes.

We, however, cannot be deterred in our focus
in securing and restoring order in the community.
Our people have acknowledged the President as “the
protector of people,” as evidenced by surveys giving
him high satisfaction, approval, trust and performance
ratings.

The Philippine National Police (PNP), on the
other hand, is sparing no effort to find and capture the
killers of the two slain mayors.
Gov. Boying Remulla signs MOA with CvSU for the
establishment of the Cavite Water Testing Laboratory
IN line with the Provincial Government’s
commitment to address water quality issues and seek
to “ensure availability and sustainable management
of water and sanitation for all” (UN Sustainable
Development Goal Number 6), a ceremonial signing
of the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) between
the Provincial Government of Cavite and Cavite
State University for the establishment of the Cavite
Water Testing Laboratory was held on June 21, 2018
at Cavite State University, Indang, Cavite.

Shortly after Cavite Governor Boying
Remulla and Cavite State University President
Dr. Hernando D. Robles signed the MOA, a
groundbreaking ceremony followed to mark the
commencement of the facility’s construction.

Representatives from the Department of
Environment and Natural Resources-Environmental
Management Bureau Regional Office IV-A (DENR-
EMB-IV-A CALABARZON), Partnerships in
Environmental Management for the Seas of East
Asia (PEMSEA), City and Municipal Environment
and Natural Resources Offices (C/MENROs), Cavite
State University officials, faculty and students and
various departments of the Provincial Government
of Cavite witnessed the momentous occasion.
The Cavite Water Testing Laboratory is one of the
priority projects of Governor Remulla, through the
efforts of the Provincial Government-Environment
and Natural Resources Office and in partnership
with Cavite State University.
In his Keynote message, Governor Remulla
underscored the importance of clean water supply
and sanitation in achieving water security. He
also stressed that acknowledging the fact that the
province is experiencing water quality deterioration
in the past years, is the first step in addressing
the problem. He also mentioned that since the
Province of Cavite is within the Manila Bay region,
it is one of the mandamus agencies directed by the
Supreme Court to implement programs to clean
and rehabilitate the Manila Bay. Governor Remulla
likewise emphasized that water quality monitoring
is crucial in safeguarding public health since
contaminated water not only harms our aquatic
resources but may also directly cause waterborne
diseases. According to Governor Remulla, the Cavite
Water Testing Laboratory will serve as a legacy to
the next generation as it is our children who will be
reaping the fruits of our environmental efforts and
initiatives.
DEED OF EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE
Notice is hereby given that the estate of the late BENEDICTA A.
PADILLAwho died on May 01, 2018, at Brgy. Bunggo, Calamba
City, Laguna, Leaving that Bank account maintained with
BANCO DE ORO UNIVERSAL BANK Branch of Calamba
Crossing – North Branch in the amount of Php 96,412.42plus
interest accruing, has been extrajudicially settled by her heir
ROLANDO B. PADILLA and ROBIN A. PADILLA, as per
Doc. No. 500; Page No. 101; Book No. CXVIII; Series of 2018;
Notary Public Atty. MACARIO A. AGOSILA
Tambuling Batangas
June 27, July 4, 11, 2018
Cavite Governor Boying Remulla (2nd from left) and Dr. Hernando D. Robles, Cavite State University President (3rd from left) sign
the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) for the establishment of the Cavite Water Testing Laboratory on June 21, 2018 at Cavite
State University, Indang, Cavite.