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BIZ KIDS TURNING IDEAS TO CASH Young entrepreneurs aged 6-18 shone at the annual Paskong Pinoy last November 23 at Petrus Hall. Now on its fourth year, the Filipino Christmas festival partnered with Toronto-based B2BPRENEUR to feature Children’s Bazaar. B2BPRENEUR or Bata to Batapreneur (Child to Childpreneur) aims to promote financial literacy and entrepreneurship among kids who are venturing into more than lemon stands now and turning their ideas to cash.

Boys and girls excitedly promoted and sold their products such as food, toys, accessories, crafts, etc, that they either made or outsourced. The young hustlers demonstrated entrepreneurial skills while having fun at their one-day Christmas Market venture.

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Nurturing Entrepreneurship in Kids

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his year’s Paskong Pinoy celebration, with team lead Lourdes Federis , highlighted Children’s Chritmas Market in partnership with B2BPRENEUR or Bata to Batapreneur (Child to Childpreneur) . B2Bpreneur is a Toronto-based, not-for-profit organization co-founded by Janet Lim and Christine Santos.

B2Bpreneur was established based on the belief that parents and the community have a shared accountability in raising financially and socially responsible children. It promotes entrepreneurial thinking through workshops and events that allow children to develop a business sense, gain financial literacy, learn valuable life skills and

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It also teaches them social awareness and responsibility that should come hand in hand with entrepreneurship.

The first few hours of the one-day event were exclusively dedicated to kids between 6 and 18 who showcased their entrepreneurial skills in promoting and selling their products, interacting with customers, even in setting and cleaning up their booth. Different product items such as cakes, pastries, candies, toys, accessories, crafts and many more were sold at the bazaar.

A 9-year old participant, Zian Cloide Desiderio shared, “I learned the concept of selling, product prep, cash handling and basic marketing. I also practiced

Most Promising Award, Special awards were also Maya and Stanley Leonor given to kids who participated: Special award, Sheryl-Lynn Most Creative Award, being patient, staying in my booth Kyleen Neis Padua Policarpio and Kyleen Neis to attend to customers.”

Philippine Honorary Consul, Rolando Opina graced the event as the guest speaker.Founder of B2Bpreneur, Janette Lim, was also present. KFC threw a kiddie party and some giveaways to kids at the hall.

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Filipinos in Atlanta welcome Ms. PH Miss Universe Miss Philippines Gazini Ganados was warmly welcomed by Filipinos upon her arrival in Atlanta, Georgia for the 68th Miss Universe pageant on December 8 (December 9 Manila time).

Ganados held a Philippine flag and a bouquet of flowers as she posed for photos at the Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport in Atlanta. The arrivals of other candidates are expected

on Nov. 28-29. This year’s Miss Universe beauty pageant boasts a total of 90 candidates from around the world. Catriona Gray of the Philippines is the reigning Miss Universe.

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Caring for our Environment – Manitoba gets “Recycle Everywhere Champions 2019” Award

By Alberto Sangalang | CEM Information Officer

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he Caring of our Environment-Manitoba (CEM) Inc., a non-profit environmental organization, held an Appreciation and Holiday Celebration last November 23, 2019 at the Sir William Stephenson Library, Keewatin St. Winnipeg.

It was an afternoon gettogether of raffle prizes, slideshow presentation, "getting to know each other", food, fun and laughter with partner organizations, sponsors, local

media, supporters, families, friends, and guests- young and old. Over 50 people attended.

CEM’s slideshow presentation featured all its awareness-raising activities that were launched since its creation in 2017 to promote knowledge and action on environment and sustainability issues. In his welcome remarks, CEM President Ramon Sales recognized the important contributions of volunteers for their gift of time, energy and enthusiastic support to help people make a difference in our community in pursuit of the CEM's Vision, Mission and Goals.

The highlight of the event was the awarding of Certificates of Appreciation to CEM volunteers, donor/partner organizations and local Filipino newspapers.

Among the awardees were the Canadian Beverage Container Recycling Association (CBCRA)/ Recycle Everywhere, CEM’s major partner organization, for its generous and continued support for CEM’s activities, and

Green Action Centre, which cosponsored, along with CBCRA, a workshop on waste recycling, reduction and composting.

CEM also recognized the important contributions of the Manitoba Filipino Street Festival (MFSF) and Filipino Food Trip Festival for their joint initiative on raising awareness of event participants on waste recycling and reduction. At the MFSF event, CEM, together with CBCRARecycle Everywhere, had set up information booth, distributed at least 1,800 recycling bags to event participants, and helped deploy at least 70 recycling bins within the two event sites and helped with their proper disposal. CEM also awarded local Filipino newspapers, namely, Artista Newsmagazine, Filipino Journal and Pilipino Express for their support for CEM’s goal of increasing public awareness on environment and sustainability issues.

At this event, Ms. Melissa Dorota, Senior Outreach Coordinator of CBCRA/Recycle

Everywhere presented an award to CEM as "Recycle Everywhere Champions 2019". This was the first award given by CBCRA/ Recycle Everywhere to a Filipino organization in Winnipeg.

The CEM would like to thank all attendees for their presence and participation and is deeply grateful for the generosity of sponsors. Door prize donors were the Recycle Everywhere, Midland Appliance World, MR. PEG, Ms. Gina Gabriel of LandMhel Real Estate

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The USS Arizona Memorial, built over the remains of the sunken battleship USS Arizona which was hit 4 times and eventually sank, marks the resting place of 1,102, submerged in less than 40 feet of water, of the 1,177 sailors and marines killed. Twenty-three sets of brothers died aboard the USS Arizona which included a father-and-son pair. Among the the 1,177 crewmen killed were all 21 members of the US Navy Band Unit #22 who were up on the deck preparing to play music for the daily flag raising ceremony.

Designed by Honolulu architect Alfred Preis, the memorial consists of 3 main parts - entry, assembly room and shrine. Touring of the memorial is self-guided. The central assembly has seven large open windows on either wall and ceiling to commemorate the date of the attack. The memorial has also an opening in the floor overlooking the sunken decks through which visitors can pay respects by tossing flowers in honour of the fallen sailors or you can place leis on guardrails in front of their names. Leis are no longer allowed to be tossed in the water because the strings from leis pose a hazard to sea life. We experience the memorial as a moving place, one that brings about sudden and great sadness!

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Finally! 2019 Grey Cup Champions

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he Winnipeg Blue Bombers won the 107th Grey Cup in a decisive win 33-12 over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats to claim the CFL Grey Cup Championship.

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earned him double honours of Grey Cup Most Valuable Player and Top Canadian.

The Grey Cup celebrations after the Bomber win saw immediate celebrations across Manitoba including fans closing down Portage & Main. The Grey Cup parade happened two days later with an afternoon parade dynamic quarterback duo of Zach through downtown Winnipeg and Collaros and Chris Strevler and the Forks. running back, Andrew Harris.

Harris' Grey Cup performance with 135 rushing yards and 35 receiving yards with 6 catches

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Seafood City opens In Winnipeg

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he much-awaited Seafood City Supermarket in Winnipeg finally opened its doors for business on Thursday morning, November 28. Located in the space formerly occupied

by Sears inside the Garden City Shopping Centre, this is only the second branch to open in Canada, following the Mississauga store which started operating in 2017.

The event drew hundreds of Winnipeggers to line up as early as 5 a.m. inside the mall’s hallway, eagerly waiting to enter the popular Filipino supermarket.

Most in the lineup were excited to be among the first 200 customers who will get to buy a 15-lb bag of premium rice for only $1. Others were giddy about feasting on their favourite Filpino dishes at the three fast food eateries inside: Crispy Town which offers deepfried delights like crispy pata and bagnet; Grill City which serves up foot-long pork barbecue skewers and grilled tilapia, among many others; and Filipino soups and broths like La Paz Batchoy or Wonton Mami served hotpot style

by Noodle Street.

Two days before the grand opening, members of the press

and social media personalities which included this writer, were invited to a Media Night hosted

by Seafood City Marketing Director Red Smith and 204 Live FM’s JP Sumbillo. Guests each received tote bags filled with assorted food items bearing the Pamana imprint, the company’s store brand. After a brief orientation by Smith about the evening’s proceedings, the group then savoured a complimentary supper by ordering their choice of dishes from all the eateries. This was followed by an aisle-by-aisle tour of the grocery section guided

by Smith herself.

As the group reached the fresh seafood section, Smith was proud to show off the area. “Here we have a selection of fish and other seafood that one doesn’t typically see in a mainstream store. In addition, customers can buy their fish here, have it cleaned and even cooked for a nominal charge per pound. That way, you don’t have to cook the fish at home which gives your house a fishy smell,” said Smith.

The grocery tour wrapped up at the Produce section, with

Smith clarifying that the goal of Seafood City is not to cater just to Filipinos, but to get into the hearts and bellies of all Winnipeggers.

"Celebrating true Filipino goodness is what we want to spread and share with the world.”

Speaking with Smith after the tour, she remarked how the company has come a long way from its first-ever location in National City, California. “After steadily growing to 28 stores in California, Washington, Hawaii, Illinois and Nevada, Seafood City Supermarket is now known in North America as the leading onestop market, shopping, dining and retail hub catering to the Asian/ Filipino lifestyle. We’re excited to spread the celebration of true Filipino goodness with stores opening in Calgary and Scarborough, ON soon!”

Kris Ontong is the past president of the Southeast Manitoba Filipino Association (SEMFA), and is an awardee at the 2019 National FilipinoCanadian Heritage Event for his active role in the Filipino community.

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Judy Ann Santos bags Best Actress award at Cairo film fest

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ctress Judy Ann Santos won the Best Actress award at the 41st Cairo International Film Festival (CIFF) for her lead role in the film "Mindanao."

In latest work of multi-awarded film maker Brillante Mendoza, Santos cares for a child with terminal cancer, while doing the

role as a wife to a soldier-husband (Allen Dizon).

The movie also won in Cairo the Henry Barakat Award for Best Artistic Contribution. “Mindanao,” was recently awarded a Grade A by the Cinema Evaluation Board, and is an official entry to the Metro Manila Film Festival in December.

Forbes Asia honors Angel Locsin

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he Forbes Asia’s latest “Heroes of Philanthropy” list has recognized actress Angel Locsin for her efforts in giving out aid to the victims of violence and natural disasters.

Forbes noted Locsin’s charity works after a strong earthquakes hit Mindanao in October.

She also joined the Rural Missionaries of the Philippines in Marawi City and donated food packets and school supplies to tens of thousands of displaced victims. In September, she donated the money she would've used to buy a gown for the annual ABS-CBN Ball to Bantay Bata. Forbes noted that over the past decade, Locsin has donated as much as P15 million to various charitable causes. For this year, Forbes recognized 30 notable philanthropists, among them Filipino businessman Hans Sy, Indian business tycoon Azim Premji, Australian billionaire Judith Neilson and Chinese tycoon Jack Ma.

Patricia Javier hailed as ‘Noble Queen of Universe 2019’

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ctress Patricia Javier Walcher, popularly known as Patricia Javier, was recently adjudged as Noble Queen of the Universe 2019.

Walcher edged out 19 other contestants for the crown representing the Philippines (Luzon). Other winners were: Jill Chapman, USA (West Coast), Noble Queen Earth; Maria France Imelda Papin Carreon Philippines (Bicol), Noble Queen International; Anna Rabtsun Baylosis (Russia), Noble Queen Tourism; and Beau Singson Villanueva (Australia), Noble Queen Globe. The Noble Queen of the Universe pageant aims to establish a compassionate society and to create opportunities for ladies to promote their noble culture to a global audience while celebrating their uniqueness, talent, and beauty. The inaugural pageant was held at the Centennial Hall of the Manila Hotel early Monday morning, Dec. 2.

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he General Council of Winnipeg Community Centres recognized 63 community service volunteers at the recently held Above and Beyond Banquet, an event that recognizes the backbone of community centres, volunteers, for their commitment in various recreational opportunities that encourage participation and healthy lifestyle.

Kababayan Joseph Reynante of Tyndall Park Community Centre was one and the sole Filipino awardee among 63 recognized. Reynante, better

known to the community as "Kuya Joe" reached out to Tyndall Community Centre in 2016 to form Seniors 55+ Fitness Program.He believed that it was a project that will help and benefit a lot of seniors like him.

He developed the program and collaborated with instructors.

They offer zumba, line dancing, stretch/strength exercise and yoga.

From Monday - Friday, 9:30-10:30am at Tyndall Park CC, a group of 40 active seniors, according to Kuya Joe, "gather to become stronger and healthier."

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Horoscope Your concentration may not be what it should be. A touch of sadness and moodiness might have you feeling distanced from your entourage and so you could throw yourself into solitary activities. Get out and take a long walk or treat yourself to a meal at your favorite restaurant. Your mood will pass by.

You may be temporarily separated from the special someone in your life, or a potential romantic partner might not be available.

You feel romantic and sexy, but you won’t have the opportunity to do anything about it. Cheer yourself up by shopping or reading or watching movies. The separation will pass and then you can make up for lost time.

You may extend an invitation to someone close to visit you in your home, but don’t count on the person being able to make it. Something may come up. Disappointment could make you melancholy, but don’t let it get the better of you. Invite someone else or channel that energy into creative or artistic projects.

That way you can make yourself happy.

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News of employment problems on the part of someone you care about can have you feeling a bit down in the dumps. A warm, loving letter or call from someone far away might cheer you. This is to write newsy letters or visit or call people you haven’t heard from in a long time. Don’t let sad news or a bad mood get the better of you.

Overspending on expensive items may make you feel a little tight of a budget. You may feel regret. Don’t blame yourself too much. Avoid it occasionally. Get out of the dumps by being with a close friend or lover.

Go to a play, concert, or movie. Make time for any projects you have in the works.

You might want to invite friends over, but you may not feel all that sociable. Minor family problems might make you gloomy. Perhaps a family member is away, or there may have been some petty squabbles in your household. Throw yourself into projects of your own. It could give you a feeling of accomplishment, defusing your downhearted mood and firing your enthusiasm. Try it!

The news is likely secondhand, so it might not be as bad as reported. The illness of a relative or neighbor might have you feeling downhearted. Work may be slow on your own projects, as you could have a temporary mental block about what to do next.

Perhaps you should put them aside for now. Once they’re out of your conscious thoughts, the solution may come automatically.

As a generous and service-oriented person, you tend to go along with what others want. Friends or groups could make excessive demands on your time. This is OK, but you’re not serving anyone by letting them step over the line. You can also delegate. Keep busy, but don’t overextend yourself. You need to save some energy.

Someone you care about may be away and you miss him or her. Though you’re usually outgoing, you might feel more shy and reserved, perhaps because of melancholy thoughts about love or friendship. People may try to take unfair advantage of you. Because you’re feeling especially vulnerable, you’re more likely to let them do it.

A close friend or lover may be far away, and you could feel lonely. Information regarding spiritual or philosophical matters that may not be all that trustworthy may come your way. Don’t take what you hear at face value. The best way to get through the separation is to keep busy, perhaps with study, research, or artistic activities.

You’re feeling more reserved and perhaps preoccupied about a friend or romantic partner with whom you might be on the outs. Group activities or get-togethers with friends may not go as well as usual. Oddly enough, getting out with others is probably the best therapy in spite of your increased shyness. Maybe the best thing to do is to go out alone where people congregate.

A separation from the special someone in your life, perhaps because of a minor disagreement, could have you feeling sadness. You could receive an invitation to a get-together but be unlikely to want to go. You’re feeling more reserved and introverted than usual. Oddly enough, being with others is probably the best way to get your mind off your friend.

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Boy Abunda’s mother passes away Licerna "Lesing" Romerica Abunda, the mother of veteran TV host Boy Abunda, has passed away on Sunday, December 1.

She was 90 years old.

Abunda’s sister, Eastern Samar congresswoman Maria Fe Abunda, confirmed the news in a Facebook post on Monday. Mrs. Abunda was a teacher and served as councilor of Borongan from 1995 to 2004, and as vice mayor in 2004. A funeral mass will be held at Arlington Memorial Chapels in Quezon City s t a r t i n g Monday, December 2.

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Pinatuwad Sabay Hagupit ng Yantok! Napakalupit!

(On Proper or Appropriate Ways of Disciplining Kids)

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lang linggo pa lang ang nakararaan nang maging viral o mag-trending yung kaso ng gurong nanakit ng kanyang estudyante na idinulog ng magulang nito sa tanggapan ni Raffy Tulfo sa palabas na sikat na palabas na Tulfo in Action.

Maraming tao ang mas pinaburan ang guro na nanakit nang pisikal sa estudyante kasi sila rin pala ay mga pasaway noong sila ay mga mag-aaral pa (hango

ito sa mismo na ring mga k u m e n t o nila). Sila ay umamin na minsan o ilang beses rin silang pinaluhod sa munggo, pinalo sa kamay o puwet, binato ng pambura, piningot, kinaladkad palabas ng silid-aralan, binatukan, sinampal, hinampas ng sapatos, hinambalos ng walis, kinuwelyuhan, pinatayo sa ibabaw ng mesa, o pinadipa sa sulok na hubo ang salawal.

At lumaki naman daw silang matitinong tao.

Kaya naman pala.

Karamihan sa kanila ay meron na ngayong mga kanyakanyang anak na nasa paaralan—

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may mababait, may makukulit, may mga pasaway, at may matitigas ang bungo.

Kaya ito ang kanilang panawagan sa mga kasalukuyang guro, sakaling ang kanilang anak ay maging kagaya rin nila na mga pasaway at matitigas ang ulo: Pinahihintulutan o binibigyan nila ng karapatan ang mga guro na gawin rin sa kanilang mga anak ang naranasan nila nung sila ay mga paslit pa.

Pingutin rin ang mga anak nila. Paluin sa kamay o puwet ng ruler o walis. Hampasin o hambalusin. Sampalin. Batuhin ng pambura. Ingudngod ang mga pagmumukha sa pisara. Padipain sa labas ng klase. Paluhurin sa basag na bote. Kalbuhin.

Kuryentihin ang mga itlog.

Tanggalan ng mga kuko. Pitpitin ang mga dila. Dukutin ang mga mata. Guntingin ang mga tenga.

Balian ng mga buto. Balatan ng buhay. Basagin ang mga bungo.

Para madala ang mga ito. Para hindi nila pamarisan ang kanilang mga magulang na dati rin palang mga pasaway.

Subalit, anu’t anuman ang mangyari, hindi ako pabor sa ganoong paraan ng pagdidisiplina.

Para sa akin hindi naman sinabing pabayaan o kunsintihin ang mga pasaway na estudyante. Pwede pa rin naman silang paalalahanan o patawan ng akmang parusa ngunit hindi sa mga pamamaraang kasali ang pisikal na pananakit.

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sa kanyang eskwelahan, mga guro, pakiusap po na wag niyo siyang saktan. Kung maaari ay pagsabihan siya. Dagdagan ng takdang-aralin. Ipalinis ang kalat sa buong silid-aralan. Ipaayos ang mga aklat sa iskaparate.

Pagtanimin ng pechay at kangkong sa hardin. At higit sa lahat ay ipatawag n’yo ako upang ako mismo ang humarap sa eskwelahan at mapagsabihan siya nang maayos sa harap mismo ng mga guro at iba pang otoridad ng kanyang eskwela. Okey rin na patawan siya ng uspensyon kung Malala ang kanyang ginawa.

Subalit, para niyo nang awa, wag n'yo siyang sasaktan. Dahil kapag ginawa niyo yan ay lalo lang magrerebelde at sasama ang ugali ng bata; at ang inyong ikikilos ay pagpapakita lang na kayo mismo ay kapos sa pasensya at tiyaga at may kakayanang maging bayolente.

Additional Notes According to an article written by Jacqueline Howard (CNN), titled “These Are the Countries where Spanking Is Illegal,” published on the website CNN Health on March 12, 2018: Taking away certain privileges is a more effective form of disciplining a kid or young ones than rendering something physically or, worse, violently hurtful or damaging.

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disciplinary alternatives such as reasoning or timeout resulted in either less defiance or less aggression in children.

The only kind of physical punishment that had worse outcomes than alternatives, was if it was used too severely like using an instrument or slapping the face, or if it was the main thing that parents did in disciplining their children.

Ultimately, “we have to find the right balance,” said Robert Larzelere, a professor in the Department of Human Development and Family Science at Oklahoma State University.

“Children need love and positive parenting ... but sometimes they also need effective negative consequences, especially when young children are defiant.”

Take note, however, spanking is clearly defined as “to strike especially on the buttocks with the open hand,” and not with the fist, backhand, or any object.

Sa Madaling Salita Ang mga guro ay isa sa mga kagalang-galang na propesyon.

Sila ay ehemplo ng tiyaga at pasensya. Sila ang mga alagad ng edukasyon at tagapaghugis ng karakter ng bawat bata. Kung kaya hindi dapat nila isama sa listahan ng pagdidisiplina ang pisikal na pananakit. Mas makabubuti na tanggalan na lang sila ng ilang pribilehiyo na angkop sa hindi magandang bagay na kanilang ginawa.

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he Philippines collected an impressive 25 gold medals in Day 2 of the Southeast Asian Games giving the hosts 38 gold medals that exceeded their

totals in the past four SEA Games. Belgira won the day’s first two gold Labayo and Angelo Morales (lawn Philippines Medal tally update Dancesport has so far produced medals. Edmar Tacuel (pencak silat), bowls) rounded out the hometown’s as of December 5, 2019 per sport the largest number of gold with Monica Torres (duathlon), and Rodel gold harvest. (see table bleow).

10 after a spectacular showing in the one-day event on Sunday.

Arnis hauled 7 gold medals, while Hidilyn Diaz finally grabbed her first SEA Games title. Both Gilas 3x3 basketball teams dominated their respective gender divisions to finish first, while downhill cyclists John Derick Farr and Lea Denise

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he Philippines' strongest typhoon so far this year, Tisoy (Kammuri), tore through Luzon and the Visayas regions, forcing more than half a million people to seek refuge in evacuation centers.

Authorities said the weather disturbance left homes and other structures damaged, roads impassable due to flooding and uprooted trees, and caused massive power outage. The Office of Civil Defense said the biggest number of displaced people were reported in the Bicol region where “Tisoy” made a landfall late Monday evening, with 90,000 families or some 359,000 reported evacuees in Albay, Camarines Norte, Camarines Sur, Naga City, Catanduanes, Masbate, and Sorsogon. Power outage was also

reported in the entire province of Albay, Catanduanes, Sorsogon, and many parts of Camarines Sur. Thousands were displaced in Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Quezon, Marinduque, Romblon, and the Mindoro provinces. The power supply in Macalelon, San Andres, Pitogo, Gumaca and Atimonan, all in Quezon province, was cut as some transmission lines and electric posts were toppled.

Thousands of passengers were also left stranded due to cancelled flights and the prohibition for passenger ships to sail in various parts of the country.

Hero cops to receive PNP Heroism Medal

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he Philippine National Police (PNP) will be awarding the PNP Medalya ng Kadakilaan, or PNP Heroism

Medal to Master Sergeant Jason Magno and Police Senior Master Sergeant Alice Balido.

Magno, a trained Explosive O r d n a n c e D i s p o s a l specialist, died as he used his body to absorb the impact of a grenade blast in order to save students and teachers in a school in Misamis Oriental. Balido got injured as

she tried to push back civilians before the grenade went off.

The incident happened when a certain Bashir Ibrahim ran amuck inside the Department of Environment and Natural Resources local office, which is co-located at the Initao College.

When the police arrived, he lobbed the grenade while he was being contained. It was then that the two cops tried to shield their body to protect the students and teachers around. Ibrahim was shot dead by the police.

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resident Rodrigo Duterte was seen dancing through the music as the popular Filipino song “Manila”

by Hotdog band played during the opening ceremony of the 30th Southeast Asian Games.

Duterte was caught swaying at the Philippine Arena as Filipino athletes competing in the 30th Southeast Asian Games (SEAG) strutted their way across the stage of the Philippine Arena for the opening ceremony of the biennial sports event. Duterte also formally opened the 11-nation, multisport event after all delegates appeared before the audience.

Around 8,750 athletes from the

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Philippines, Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Thailand, Timor Leste, Singapore, and Vietnam will compete in 530 events in 56 sports from November 30 to December 11.

The President was joined in the stage by His Majesty Brunei Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah who was also treated to original Filipino music sung by Filipino rapper and Black Eyed Peas member apl.de.ap, theater performers like Robert Seña and Aicelle Santos, and other Filipino singers like Christian Bautista, KZ, Tandingan, Jed Madela, Iñigo Pascual, Elmo Magalona, Anna Fegi, and the TNT Boys.

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