Tambuling Batangas Publication October 03-09, 2018 Issue | Página 6

AFFIDAVIT OF LOSS
I, CALIXTO S. BRUCE, of legal age, Filipino and with office
address at 124 North Science Avenue, Laguna Techno park SEPZ,
Biñan, Laguna, after being duly sworn in accordance with law
hereby depose and state that:

1. I am the Logistic Officer of MIXNUS PHILIPPINES
PRECISION, INC. (the “Corporation”)

2. I am responsible for maintaining the Official Receipt
of Meralco for the Service and Meter Deposit of the Corporation.

3. The original Official Receipt issued by Meralco has
been misplaced and lost and cannot be located despite diligent
efforts to find the same document.

4. I am executing this Affidavit of Loss to attest to the
truth of the foregoing statements.
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DOE...
activities would help us keep up with energy sector
developments and economic changes in the ASEAN region
and worldwide,” Secretary Alfonso G. Cusi stressed.

Per data gathered by the DOE, an annual average
of only 5 wells have been drilled in the country from the
period 2007-2017. This puts the Philippines way behind
its neighboring countries, Myanmar (29), Malaysia (81),
Indonesia (903), Thailand (594), and Vietnam (43), that
have conducted significantly more drilling activities.

“This (PCECP) could mean a lot for the
country in our search for a new source of energy like the
Malampaya”, Secretary Cusi added, citing Malampaya’s
AFFIANT FURTHER SAYETH NAUGHT.
projected natural gas production depletion by 2022.
The Malampaya Deep Water Gas-to-Power

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto affixed my
signature on this 4th day of September, 2018 at City of Sta. Rosa,
Laguna City.
CALIXTO S. BRUCE
Affiant

SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN to before me in the
City of Sta. Rosa, Laguna on this 4th day of September , 2018 by
Calixto S. Bruce, who has satisfactorily proven his identity to me
through his __________ , bearing his photography and signature,
that he is the same person who personally signed the foregoing
affidavit of Loss before me and acknowledged that he executed
the same.
Doc. No. 310; Page No. 62; Book No. XLVIII; Series of 2018;
Notary Public Atty. BASIL B. POOTEN.
Tambuling Batangas
September 19, 26 & October 3, 2018
EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF REAL ESTATE WITH
WAIVER OF SHARE
Notice is hereby given that the estate of the late CHARITO R.
PARAN, who died on June 3, 2018, and RUBEN P. PARAN,
who died on July 12, 2018, leaving a parcel of land covered by
TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE No. T-238369 located at
Brgy. San Isidro, Bay, Laguna and Savings deposit at Union Bank
Calamba Branch under the Account of the deceased CHARITO
R. PARAN with outstanding balance of ONE HUNDRED
TWENTY EIGHT THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED FIFTY
NINE AND 98/100 PESOS (p 128,459.98) has been extra
judicially settled by their heirs as per Doc. No. 268; Page No.
55; Book No. V; Series of 2018; Notary Public Atty. ALDRIN
LINCOLN P. PANOPIO.
Tambuling Batangas
September 19, 26 & October 3, 2018
EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE WITH SALE
Notice is hereby given that the estate of the late ROLANDO D.
CUNANAN, who died on August 7, 2018 at Los Baños, Laguna,
leaving a parcel of land covered by TRANSFER CERTIFICATE
OF TITLE No. 2010000007 has been extra judicially settled by
his heirs as per Doc. No. 117; Page No. 25; Book No. 177; Series
of 2018; Notary Public Atty. CEASAR M. ANGELES.
Tambuling Batangas
September 19, 26 & October 3, 2018
EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE WITH
SALE
Notice is hereby given that the estate of the late BORIS
O. BORLAZA, who died on February 23, 2018 at
Jubileeville Brgy. Masaya, Bay, Laguna, leaving a parcel
of land covered by TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF
TITLE No. T-409706 located at Brgy. Masaya & Puypuy,
Bay, Laguna,TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE
No. T-227148 located at Brgy. Masaya & Puypuy, Bay,
Laguna,TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE No.
T-112064 located at Brgy. Bukal, Pila, Laguna, has been
extra judicially settled by his heirs as per Doc. No. 519;
Page No. 105; Book No. 174; Series of 2018; Notary
Public Atty. CEASAR M. ANGELES.
Tambuling Batangas
September 19, 26 & October 3, 2018
October 3-9, 2018
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Project, under Service Contract 38, is the largest and most
successful natural gas industrial project in the country,
serving about 30% of the power requirements of Luzon.

After the roadshows, the DOE will formally
launch the PCECP in November.

The DOE will likewise send a delegation to
the Association of American Petroleum Geologists’
International Conference and Exhibition in Cape Town,
South Africa in the same month.

In August 2018, the DOE participated in the Asia-
Pacific Scout Check Meeting, as well as the South East
Asia Petroleum Exploration Conference where the DOE
Delegation held one-on-one meetings with 18 petroleum
exploration companies.
Senators Pangilinan, Aquino give nod
to Yes for Peace–Bayanihan ng Bayan
MANILA – Opposition lawmakers have recently found a
common ground with President Rodrigo Roa Duterte through
ongoing natiowide peace education, advocacy, and development
campaign Yes for Peace – Bayanihan ng Bayan.

Senators Francis Pangilinan and Bam Aquino expressed
their support to the goals of Yes for Peace after responding to a
request made by its lead organizer Ernesto Angeles Alcanzare
and Roel Erguiza Fernandez, president of the Alpha Phi Omega
Philippines, Incorporated.

Pangilinan, the Liberal Party president, in his message
to Yes for Peace said, “The Philippines has been at war with
itself for decades now. Self determination toward sustainable
development has been a common demand of insurgents. When
we all work together to meet everyone’s rights to food, water,
shelter, health services, education, and other basic needs to
a decent life, we work toward ending conflict and for lasting
peace.”

“Your initiative is a call for all of us to work hand-in-
hand so that we may achieve a sustainable and lasting peace in
our country and elsewhere,” the senator said.

“Your success in your pursuit for peace is everyone’s
success,” he added.

Likewise, Aquino, chair of the Senate Education
Committee, wrote, “In these ever divisive times, we need
organizations like yours to remind us that progress and prosperity
for all can only be achieved when we look past our differences
Duterte...
employee relationship between the worker at ‘yung
lugar na pinagtatrabahuhan,” the Cabinet official stated.

On the other hand, the Spokesperson clarified
that companies would still be allowed to hire employees
on a fixed-term contract for “seasonal or project-based”
services.

“Kasi for instance ‘yung mga contemporary
project naman, may ipapagawa ka, tapos na ‘yung
bahay, alangan namang maging regular employee ka.
So pupuwede po ‘yun, contracts for fixed services na
gagawin po,” he explained.

Roque, a former Kabayan Party-list
Representative, was the principal author of House
Bill No. 00916 or the Anti-Endo Act in Congress. His
bill was consolidated into House Bill No. 6908 or the
Security of Tenure Bill and was approved by the House
of Representatives last January 29.

‘Palace takes steps to address inflation’

During the same press briefing, Malacañang
assured the public that the administration is taking
concrete steps to address the impact of inflation in
the country and to reduce the prices of basic food
commodities.

“Ginagawa po natin lahat ‘yan. We’re in this
together at makikita naman po natin na magkakaresulta
na lahat po ng mga hakbang na ginagawa natin,”
Secretary Roque stressed.

For one, he said the President has signed
Administrative Order (AO) No. 13 removing non-tariff
barriers and streamlining administrative procedures on
the importation of agricultural products.

“Alinsunod sa pangako ng ating Presidente na
hindi siya matutulog sa pansitan sa kabila ng pagtaas ng
presyo ng mga bilihin lalo na ng mga pagkain, nag-isyu
na po at epektibo na po ang isang [AO] No. 13 na ang
ninanais po ay padaliin po ‘yung proseso ng pag-angkat
ng kinakailangan nating mga pagkain nang maibaba ang
presyo ng mga bilihin,” he cited.
The AO seeks to streamline procedures and requirements
in the accreditation of importers and minimize the
processing time of applications for importation. It
also exempts traders that are already accredited from
and work together for our countrymen, especially those who
have the least in society.”

Aquino assured the group, “Maaasahan niyo ang
aming suporta sa Senado. Nagkakaisa kami sa inyong layuning
lumikha ng mapayapa, maunlad at masaganang Pilipinas.”
(You can count on our support in the Senate. We are one with
you toward your goal of creating a peaceful, progressive, and
bountiful Philippines.)

Earlier, Duterte, in his message for the campaign’s
“10 Weeks, 50 Stops” Peace and Development Caravan said, “I
recognize this noble undertaking of Yes for Peace – Bayanihan
ng Bayan because it ptomotes a newfound culture of harmony
and cooperation among communities and across our regions. I
am also glad that many government agencies and partners are
participating in this project.”
The President then made a call, “Together, let us show our
solidarity in effecting real and lasting change in our society.”

For his part, Alcanzare said that they are now working
for the “upward declaration” of Yes for Peace Zones from the
barangays to the cities and municipalities, to the provinces to the
regions, and finally, to the whole country.

“We are eyeing Davao City as the pilot area for the
initiative with the help of the city’s Liga ng Barangay President
Edgar Ramos Ibuyan and Davao City Mayor Inday Sarah
Duterte–Carpio,” he said. (PIA-NCR)
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registration requirements.

Furthermore, it seeks to facilitate the
importation of certain agricultural products beyond
their authorized Minimum Access Volume (MAV),
and reduce or remove relative fees to ensure sufficient
supply and more affordable prices of products in the
markets.

AO No. 13 likewise calls for measures
that would liberalize the issuance of permits and
accreditation of traders who want to import rice to break
the monopoly, as well as to temporarily allow direct
but regulated importation by sugar-using industries to
lower their input costs.

“Ito na po ‘yung katuparan doon sa sinabi
ng economic team na they will issue [orders] para
mapabilis ‘yung pagpasok ng mga inaangkat na pagkain
at para masigurado ‘yung mas maagang delivery ng
mga inangkat na pagkain sa merkado,” Roque said.

Apart from AO No. 13, the Palace official also
announced the issuance of three Memorandum Orders
aimed at reducing food prices in the country.

Memorandum Order No. 26 directs the
Department of Agriculture (DA) and the Department of
Trade and Industry (DTI) to adopt measures reducing
the gap between farmgate prices and retail prices of
agricultural products.

Memorandum Order No. 27, meanwhile,
directs the DA, Department of the Interior and Local
Government (DILG), Philippine National Police (PNP),
and the Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA)
to ensure the efficient and seamless delivery of imported
agriculture and fishery products from the ports to local
markets.

Lastly, Memorandum Order No. 28 directs the
National Food Authority (NFA) to immediately release
existing rice stocks in its warehouses.

“The agencies involved are given the obligation
to report within one month what steps they have taken…
Monthly po itse-check ng Executive Secretary natin
kung tumutupad ‘yung mga ahensya na pinagbigyan ng
ganitong kautusan,” Roque stressed. (PCO-Content)