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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
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natural, organic, and healthy food products.
To streamline export deals, DTI-CITEM
opened its ‘IFEX Connect’ program, a customized
platform for integrated business-to-business
(B2B) matching services to help buyers identify
and screen potential business partners among the
exhibitors, in collaboration with DTI’s Export
Marketing Bureau (EMB).
“We expect a more upbeat exchange of
trade deals, sealing of partnerships and knowledge
transfer through our B2B activities and learning
seminars,” said Terrado.
In its previous four editions in 2011 to
2017, IFEX Philippines has already welcomed
nearly 6,600 international and local buyers across
the world: 1,270 in2011, 1,259 in 2013, 1,976 in
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2015 and 2,092 in
2017—increasing at an average of 14 percent
over the past four editions.
From 2009 to 2017, the top 10 countries
where these buyers came from are the United
States, Japan, Singapore, China, United Arab
Emirates, South Korea, Malaysia, Australia,
Taiwan and Canada, respectively.
The 12th edition of IFEX is organized
by the DTI-CITEM in close partnership with
Department of Agriculture (DA), through the
Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources
(BFAR) and the Agribusiness and Marketing
Assistance Service (AMAS). (SDL/PIA-NCR
with reports from DTI).
implies.
“Bukod sa pagbili ng gamit, pagpapa-
training, (at) pag-buo ng plano, (gusto naming)
iyong makita talaga na maging resilient
iyong community at mangyayari iyon kung
madadagdagan pa namin iyong mga services na
ino-offer namin,” says Cejo.
Building the resilience of the communities
is their utmost duty as DRRM advocates, he said. QUEZON CITY, -- The Philippine Drug funds in anti-drug efforts shall be a ground for
PDEA warns village chiefs to operationalize
BADAC or face severe sanction
PDRRMO’s appeal to the people.
The Laguna PDRRMO officers wish to lobby
support from the Lagunenos in their own simple
ways to uphold the sustainability of their DRRM
initiatives and efforts.
Administrative and Training Division
Chief Dollyjane B. Evangelista calls for
the active participation of the people in the
community where they provide capacity
development trainings. She expressed, “Hindi
naman talaga magiging successful iyong bigay
kami nang bigay ng training kung hindi active
iyong participation nila.”
Evangelista also encourages everyone as
citizens to apply and utilize whatever they have
learned from the capdev trainings they have
received from the PDRRMO.
“Iyong maiaambag po nila sa risk
reduction bilang simpleng mamamayan syempre
ay iyong pag-miminimize ng basura para hindi
na maging karagdagan sa panahon ng baha,”
Operations and Warning Division Chief Jimson
P. Evangelista said.
He pointed out that simply managing their
wastes will help lessen, if not totally prevent, the
intensity of flooding in times of calamity.
The Operations Chief also reminds
the public to keep safe, “Paulit-ulit naming
ipinapaalala na kapag sila ay nagmamaneho ay
huwag mag-iinom, mag-suot ng helmets para
nang sa gayon ay maiwasan ang mga insidente.”
Meanwhile, Research and Planning
Division Chief Maira Leonora M. Cabantog
encourages everyone to increase their awareness
of the programs, projects and activities of the
Province.
“At mag-join para po mismong sila alam
nila kung paano mamitigate iyong impact ng
disaster at ma-achieve iyong zero casualty na
ini-aim hindi lang ng buong Laguna (kundi) ng
buong CALABARZON,” she added.
Also, Cejo said, “Dapat sa ka-lalawigan
namin lalo na sa mga LCE, sa Local Chief
Executives ng province, dapat number one sa
priority list talaga nila iyong DRR at climate
change adaptation.”
He likewise emphasized that the LCEs
must invest in disaster risk reduction and climate
change adaptation and should not wait for an
immense disaster to happen before they do.
“Kung ito ay nasa priority list nila at
number one kapag nangyari iyong disaster,
natural man or human induced, kumbaga iyong
response ay konti na lang at siguro iyong damage
ay konti na lang rin,” he sais but pointed out that
their utmost precedence should be to save and
secure the people in their locality.
The title given to the Laguna PDRRMO
is only an affirmation that what they do for the
country is all worth it. They shall continue on
improving what they are doing and live it up not
just as a job but as a commitment and advocacy
as public servants, for as they say all of this is
“Para sa Bayan.” (PIA4A)
Enforcement Agency (PDEA) warned the more
than 42,000 barangay chairmen nationwide to
have their Barangay Anti-Drug Abuse Council
(BADAC) operational or face severe sanction
PDEA Director-General Aaron Aquino
clarified that merely organizing the BADAC is
not enough since this has to be fully operational
at any time of the day.
“BADACs’ main role is to assist law
enforcement agencies in the eradication and
clearing operation of illegal drugs. They were
deputized to plan and implement strategic policies,
programs, and projects on drug prevention and
control, given the political and police powers
of the barangay to administer the affairs of the
community,’’ PDEA said in a statement.
In accordance with the Dangerous Drugs
Board (DDB) regulation, all Local Government
Units (LGUs) are enjoined to appropriate a
substantial portion of their annual budgets for
barangay drug-clearing operations, including the
activation of BADACs.
Aquino said that failure to allocate
disapproval of their annual budget and possible
filing of appropriate charges pursuant to the local
government code and anti-drug law.
“In case of failure of the local officials
to conform with the duties as mandated in the
barangay drug-clearing program shall also be
a ground for the filing of appropriate charges
of gross negligence and dereliction of duties,”
Aquino added.
The Department of the Interior and
Local Government (DILG) has issued a similar
memorandum and at the same time admonished
the non-compliant barangay officials to establish
functional BADACs through letters, but those
warnings were not heeded.
“PDEA reiterates its call for all
barangays not only activate but also strengthen
their BADACs, which are deemed important in
maintaining a pro-active stand in shielding the
people from the drug menace,” Aquino said,
adding that failure to do so will be ground in
pursuing legal actions against them. (PIA-NCR/
PDEA)
DOE beefs up fuel quality, quantity inspections
TAGUIG CITY -- The Department of Energy-Oil
Industry Management Bureau (DOE-OIMB) on
Wednesday, May 23, intensified its series of random
inspections of fuel stations to ensure quality and
quantity of petroleum products amid the current oil
situation.
The OIMB chose around 13 gas stations
along Shaw Boulevard traversing the cities of
Mandaluyong and Pasig for fuel quality and
quantity inspection.
In a statement, Energy Secretary Alfonso
Cusi said the move aims to ensure that consumers
are protected despite the increasing oil prices with
oil companies delivering the best quality and right
quantity of fuel products.
Cusi, in a meeting with oil companies on
Tuesday, asked oil industry stakeholders to devise
measures to address the adverse impact of higher
oil prices.
“We are here to help one another find ways
to cushion the effect of the oil situation, and ensure
the utmost protection of our consumers despite the
geopolitical factors abroad that we cannot control
DOST...
another firm and started using its own. It is
now an accredited HT provider.
Likewise, another pallet-maker also
in Cabuyao, Laguna was able to save at least
100,00 board feet of lumber from sure decay,
thanks to the HT facility.
In 2011, Suri Pallets, Inc. put up a
lumber dryer designed by a private company.
The machine, however, failed to work properly,
leaving the firm unable to dry its huge stock
of lumber. The management then asked DOST-
affecting the world oil market,” Cusi said.
During the meeting, oil companies have
expressed willingness to give discounts and widen
their CSR programs to support the transport
sector and even the marginalized, which will be
formalized through a Memorandum of Agreement
(MOA) with the DOE. At present, PUVs avail of
a PhP1.00/liter discount under an existing MOA
between the DOE and only three oil firms.
The DOE is closely coordinating with the
Department of Finance to discuss new measures
concerning the excise tax and value-added tax on
oil as a result of the implementation of the Tax
Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion (TRAIN)
Law.
The DOE will also be working with
the Department of Transportation for the swift
implementation of Section 82 of the TRAIN
Law on fuel vouchers for Public Utility Vehicles
(PUVs), and pursue the Department’s efforts to
expedite the unbundling of fuel prices.
According to DOE, the current increase in
the price of oil has been brought about by recent
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FPRDI to help and in 2015, the the dryer was
renovated using the design of its low-cost HT
system. With the make over, Suri was finally
able to dry all its lumber supply, and increased
its output from 100 to 500 pallets per day.
Ms. Carmelo concluded, “We are happy
that DOST-FPRDI’s heat treatment technology
is an export industry enabler and promotes for
our pallet makers a safer and cheaper way to
comply with global standards.” (Rizalina K.
Araral, May 16, 2018)