Tambuling Batangas Publication May 23-29, 2018 Issue

Advertisments EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE WITH DEED OF ABSOLUTE SALE Notice is hereby given that the estate of the late GLORIA DIOKNO, who died on November 13, 2016 at the Pamana Hospital Calamba City, Laguna, leaving a parcel of land covered by TCT No. T-195940, located at Maitim, Bay, Laguna has been extrajudicially settled by her heirs as per Doc. No. 174; Page No. 36; Book No. 3; Series of 2018, Notary Public Atty. Eric Paul D. Peralta Tambuling Batangas: May 23, 30 & June 06, 2018 National Museum of Natural History to open on May 18 MANILA-- In celebration of the 2018 International Museum Day, the National Museum of the Philippines will open the National Museum of Natural History on Friday, May 18. “We are promoting to Filipinos and visitors from all around the world our National Museum in the Philippines. Here can be found knowledge, appreciation and love for our heritage as Filipinos and as people, in the fields of fine arts, anthropology, the natural world and their historical contexts,” said National Museum Chairman Ramon R. del Rosario. Del Rosario added that the National Museum is one of the leading centers of education, science and culture. “All who are interested or merely curious are able to come because admission is free, to the National Museum Complex in Rizal Park in Manila, and to our museums nationwide, from Batanes to Jolo, which is made possible by the strong support for this institution from the national government and our partners in the private and other sectors,” said Del Rosario. The theme of this year’s International Museum Day is “Hyperconnected museums: New approaches, new publics.” All are invited to walk in by registering at the counter of our main entrance hall facing the Rizal Park. Pre-registrations and reservations are not required. Museum hours are from 10 am to 5 pm (last admission at 4:30 pm), Tuesday to Sunday. For more information, visit the National Museum of the Philippines Facebook page or call (02) 527- 7889, or email cmvod.nationalmuseum@gmail. com. (JEG/PIA-NCR with reports from the National Museum) Mayo 23-29, 2018 Maigting na kampanya laban sa ilegal na droga, prayoridad ng bagong Batangas City police OIC Mamerta P. De Castro LUNGSOD NG BATANGAS, (PIA) -- Nakatuon ang pansin ng bagong talagang Officer-In-Charge ng Batangas City Police Station sa pagpapa-igting ng kampanya kontra illegal na droga. Sinabi ni Batangas City Police Station OIC PSupt Sancho Celedio, na nananatiling prayoridad ng kanilang pamunuan ang kampanya laban sa illegal na droga at nangakong ipagpapatuloy ang nasimulan ng mga nauna sa kanya kaugnay ng kampanya. Inihayag din ni Celedio na hamon din sa kanyang pamumuno sa Batangas City Police na makamit ang ideal police ratio na 1:500 mula sa kasalukuyang 1:2,000 ratio. Ayon sa kanya, patuloy ang police visibility sa kanyang nasasakupan upang maramdaman ng mga tao na ang mga pulis ay nakatutok sa kaligtasan at seguridad ng bawat Batangueno. Kaugnay nito, hiniling niya ang patuloy na community mobilization o pakikiisa ng komunidad upang masugpo ang anumang uri ng krimen. Samantala, bago maganap ang SK and Barangay elections noong Mayo 14, pinangunahan ni Celedio ang covenant signing ng mga tumakbo sa eleksyon na nilahukan ng lahat ng mga kinatawan mula sa 105 barangays ng lungsod ng Batangas. Sa covenant signing, hiniling niya ang pagsusulong ng malinis at tahimik na eleksyon at hinikayat ang mga kabataan na pumasok sa kanilang larangan upang madagdagan ang puwersa ng pulis. Binanggit din niya ang malakas na suporta ng pamahalaang lungsod sa Batangas City police. “Pinakamalakas na kakampi naming ang pamahalaang lungsod,” wika ni Celedio. Si Celedio ay nagtapos sa Phillipine National Police Academy noong 1999. Na-assign na siya sa Camp Crame at napabilang din sa peace keeping force ng United Nations sa Africa at East Timor. Siya ay dating deputy provincial director for administration ni Police Senior Supt Alden Delvo na nagsilbing OIC Provincial Director ng lalawigan ng Batangas. Naglingkod din siya bilang hepe ng Calamba PNP sa loob ng kalahating taon at anim na buwan naman sa Tagaytay City. Pinalitan niya si PSupt. Wildemar Tan Tiu na nalipat sa Regional Police-HAU. (with reports from Rona Endaya Contreras, PIO Batangas City) Bright Leaf urges Laguna media to join agri journalism awards PIA IVA CALAMBA CITY, Laguna, (PIA) -- PMFTC, Inc., a joint-venture company between Philip Morris Philippines Manufacturing, Inc. and Fortune Tobacco Corporation, brings the Bright Leaf Caravan to Laguna and encouraged local media practitioners to compete in the 12th Bright Leaf Agriculture Journalism Awards. As an agricultural company, PMFTC, Inc. holds Bright Leaf to recognize and honor relevant and outstanding agricultural news and feature stories that help raise the awareness and discourse on timely and critical agricultural developments, issues and gaps that needed to either be known or addressed. There are eleven categories to which journalists may submit one entry each, as follows: (1) Agriculture Story of the Year, (2) Agriculture Photo of the Year, (3) Tobacco Story of the Year. (4) Tobacco Photo of the Year, (5) Best Television Program or Segment, (6) Best Radio Program or Segment, (7) Best Agriculture News Story-National, (8) Best Agriculture News Story-Regional, (9) Best Agriculture Feature Story-National, (10) Best Agriculture Feature Story-Regional, and (11) Best Online Story. The Best Online Story, the newest category introduced during the program, shall be given to the best agriculture news or feature story that is published on an online news website. Entries may be in English, Filipino, or any of the Philippine regional dialects; however, an English translation must be submitted along with the material that is not written in English. Registration is free. The journalists and photographers who wish to join may submit their entries to more than one category but are not allowed to send more than one entry for each category. The details of the mechanics for every category may be found by clicking the Contest Guide option in their website, www.brightleafawards.com. Entries must be published, aired, or broadcast from September 1, 2017 to August 31, 2018. The deadline of submission is on September 1 of this year and it may be submitted via web, courier or email. The winners who will be receiving cash prizes, iPads, and an all-expense-paid trip to an Asian country will be announced during the 2018 Bright Leaf Agriculture Journalism Awards in November. The Best Agriculture Story of the Year will be bringing home P50,000 cash. Victors who would win for five consecutive years shall be bequeathed an Oriental Award. At the launching of this year’s search, Josephine Costales, owner of the well-known organic farm Costales Nature Farm, talked about the success story of their farm and their best agricultural practices. Department of Agriculture Region 4A (DA 4A) Regional Information Officer Patria Bulanhagui, on the other hand, discussed their Philippine Rural Development Project (PRDP) for CALABARZON region which concerns the farmers and the entire agricultural sector. (PIA4A) STAR Tollway- Pinamucan Bypass Road update BILANG bahagi ng Phase 1 ng STAR Tollway-Pinamucan Bypass Road construction, sinisimulan na ang pag gagawa ng tulay na tatawid sa ilog ng Calumpang at magdudugtong sa Tingga at mga barangay ng San Pedro, Dalig, Dumantay, Sampaga, Dumuclay, Sirang Lupa, at Libjo. Ang tulay ay may habang 175 metro. Ito ay joint project ng Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) sa pakikipag- ugnayan ni Congressman Marvey Marino at ng pamahalaang lungsod kung saan ang huli ang responsable sa acquisition ng right of way upang madagdagan ang pondo ng DPWH sa konstruksyon ng proyekto.(PIO Batangas City)

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