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Barangay officials sumailalim sa
seminar sa barangay administration
BATANGAS CITY- Sumailalim
sa tatlong araw na seminar tungkol
sa Barangay Governance and
Administration ang mga barangay
chairmen, Sangguniang Barangay at
Sangguniang Kabataan chairpersons
mula sa first batch ng 35 barangays
noong September 4-6, 2018 sa
Batangas City Convention Center.

Ang mga mga barangay
na lumahok ay kinabibilangan ng
Poblacion, Kumintang Ibaba at
Ilaya, Sta Rita Karsada at Aplaya,
Calicanto, Bolbok, Alangilan, Cuta,
Wawa, Sta Clara at Malitam.

Ayon kay Mylene Follero,
local government operations officer
2 ng City Department of Interior and
Local Govrnment (DILG), layunin
ng seminar na ito na mabigyan ng
kaalaman ang mga barangay officials
lalo na ang mga bagong halal tungkol
sa mahusay na pamamahala ng
kanilang barangay at ang mga dapat
nilang gawin alinsunod sa mga
programa at proyektong ipinatutupad
ng pamahalaang nasyonal at lokal.

Ito rin ay pagpapatupad
ng BNEO for GREAT o Barangay
Newly
Elected
Officials
for
Grassroots
Renewal
and
Empowerment for Accountable and
Transparent (GREAT) barangay
upang mapalakas ang mga bagong
halal na barangay officials sa
pamamagitan ng pagbibigay sa kanila
ng kaalaman na makakatulong sa
kanilang maunawaan at makamit
ang epektibong pagtupad sa kanilang
tugkulin.

Naging resource speakers
sina Follero tungkol sa Duties
and Functions of Administrative
Governance;
Councilor
Alyssa
Cruz - Barangay Legislation;
Fiscal Rita Gonzales- Katarungang
Pambarangay at Violence Against
Women and Children law, Armie
Madayad—Accounting and Auditing;
Flora Andal- Barangay Budget; Eric
Sanohan- Public Ethics.

Tinalakay din dito ang
Ensuring
Smooth
Transition,
Barangay Development Plan and
Barangay Capacity Development-
Based Institution, Business-Friendly
and Competitive LGUs, Environment
Protective and Disaster Resilient
LGUs, Socially Protective and Safe
LGUs, Transparent, Accountable,
Participative and Effective LGUs at
Enhancing Barangay Performance.

Hinimok ng DILG na
i promote din sa mga barangay
ang disaster resilience and climate
change adaptation, peace and order,
economic competitiveness at fighting
corruption. Nire require din nila
sa bawat barangay captain na mag
sumite ng BAGAD o Barangay
Agenda for Governance and
Development, isang action plan kung
saan nakapaloob ang kanilang naging
programa at proyekto sa unang 100
days ng kanilang panunungkulan.
(PIO Batangas City)
DOH urges Senate to pass
P1.16 B supplemental budget
for Dengvaxia vaccinees
By DOH
MANILA -- The Department of
Health on Tuesday urged the Senate
to pass the bill appropriating P1.16
billion as supplemental budget to aid
children vaccinated with Dengvaxia.

Secretary Francisco T.
Duque III made the appeal after the
Upper House failed to deliberate on
the said bill last August 15.

“We are making an appeal
in behalf of the children vaccinated
with Dengvaxia who are the intended
beneficiaries of this supplemental
budget. We are urging our honorable
senators to pass the Senate version of
the bill,” Secretary Duque said.

President
Rodrigo
R.
Duterte has certified as urgent the
bill granting the DOH supplemental
budget to finance the medical
assistance of the children and
other
individuals
vaccinated
with Dengvaxia. The House of
Representatives in May approved on
third and final reading House Bill
7449, which is the House version of
the proposed supplemental budget.

The amount represents the
money refunded by Sanofi Pasteur to
the DOH for the unused Dengvaxia
vaccines returned to them.

“The entire amount of
P1.16 billion will be used exclusively
to fund efforts to improve the
situation of children vaccinated with
Dengvaxia,” Secretary Duque said.

More than P945.8 million
will be allocated for medical
assistance program of Dengvaxia
vaccinees seeking treatment, either
confined at a hospital or outpatient.
Around P148.3 million will be
spent on assessment and monitoring
of Dengvaxia vaccinees and for
supplies and medicines. Lastly,
around P67.6 million will be used
on the deployment of health workers
who will follow up on complaints of
vaccinees.

“While the Senate version
of the bill is still pending, the DOH
is stretching its resources to attend to
the needs of the vaccinees. We want
to inform the Senate that every day
umahok ay kinabibilangan ng Poblacion, Kumintang Ibaba at Ilaya, Sta Rita Karsada at Aplaya, Calicanto, Bolbok, Alangilan, Cuta,
Wawa, Sta Clara at Malitam
QCHD temporarily transfers frontline
services to health centers
By Susan G. De Leon
QUEZON CITY--The Quezon
City Health Department (QCHD)
has temporarily transferred its
frontline services to various health
centers around the city while its
main building inside the City Hall
compound is being renovated.

The offices of the city
health
officer,
administrative
division, technical division, and
planning division are temporarily
holding office at the Batasan Social
Hygiene Clinic along IBP Road
corner Commonwealth Avenue;
the training and pre-marriage
counselling offices are at the P.
Bernardo Health Center along
Ermin Garcia Street, Barangay
Pinagkaisahan; the property section
is at the Jaycees Building; the death
certification review is at the Civic
Building C inside the QC Hall
compound; the central laboratory
is at the Bagong Pag-asa Health
Center at No. 38 Road 9 corner
Road 10; the sanitation division is
at the Project 6 Health Center along
Road 7; and the health surveillance
unit and information technology
office (IT-Health) are at the Batasan
Super Health Center located at
IBP Road corner Commonwealth
Avenue.

City residents can get
their health certificates and health
permits at the Sanitation Division
while applicants can secure their
sanitary permits with the office of
the city health officer at the Batasan
Social Hygiene Clinic.

Quezon
City
Hall
employees’ medical certificates
and medical clearances, gender
certifications
of
QC
born
individuals with gender error in
birth certificates, and bond medical
certifications can be availed of at
Project 6, Pinyahan, and Bernardo
Health Centers.

City Hall employees
who need medical attention may
go to the health centers in their
barangays.

Quezon City’s six animal
bite centers are located in the
following areas: Project 6 Health
Center for District 1, Batasan
Super Health Center for District 2,
Socorro Health Center for District
3, Tatalon Health Center for District
4, Kaligayahan Health Center for
District 5, and Melchora Aquino
Health Center for District 6.

The renovation of QCHD
building is expected to be completed
next year.

“Tuloy-tuloy naman lahat
ng services namin pero, ‘yun nga
lang, medyo inconvenient dahil
nasa iba’t ibang health centers
na. Unlike dati na nasa City Hall.
True, we have transferred to other
areas pero we are still rendering the
same services,” Dr. Maria Susan
Vinluan, QCHD officer-in-charge
and administrator, said. (PIA-NCR)
Governor Jonvic Remulla visited the municipality of Alfonso to determine the immediate
needs of the people in the locality and bring joy to them as he carried Ugnayan sa
Barangay Program on September 4, 2018 held at Alfonso municipal covered court.
Thirty-two barangays received two units of CCTV each to secure their safety and monitor
the peace and order in the neighborhood of Alfonso. Seventh District Board Member
Reinier Ambion , Mayor Virgilio Varias, Vice Mayor Randy Salamat and members of the
barangay councils witnessed the distribution of CCTV’s and confirmed their support on
the undertaking of the Remulla Administration.