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‘Honoring our loved ones one-year after Sendong’
A Eucharistic mass will be held simultanously in all relocation sites in Cagayan de Oro City today as local officials and residents commemorate the tragic events that killed hundreds of people and destroyed billions of property when tropical storm “Sendong” battered the city and its nearby towns, including Iligan City. Senator Manny Villar and former Las Piñas City Rep. Cynthia Villar will lead the unveilling of Sendong Memorial Monument at 2 p.m. today at Serate Property in Hinaplanon Highway (near the Mandulo bridge 2) in Iligan City. The couple is expected
Food Packs Distributed at Calaanan. Residents of the Calaanan Relocation Site lined up to receive food packs distributed during the People to People Program (PPP) held there last December 14, 2012. Free medicines, consultations, dental, veterinary, and other services were also freely offered to residents including a mass wedding in which several couples were officially wed by Mayor Vicente “Dongkoy” Y. Emano. Calaanan is one of the resettlement areas for the Typhone Sendong victims. CIO Photo
Opol mayor turns over new school buildings By GERRY LEE GORIT of Mindanao Daily News
OPOL Mayor Dexter B. Yasay led officials on Friday in turnover ceremonies for two newly constructed school buildings for the buildings | page 11
Cagayan de Oro City. After the mass, the Villar Foundation will hold the Children’s Caroling Contest. Today’s simultaneous eucharistic mass in Cagayan de Oro will be held at the Calaanan Relocation Site, SENDONG | page 11
Benaldo launches milk-feeding program to combat malnutrition By GERRY LEE GORIT of Mindanao Daily News
Cagayan de Oro City 1st District Rep. Benjo A. Benaldo on Friday led an orientation seminar for health officers and some beneficiaries of his milk feeding program, which to date has benefited some 5,208 people in all barangays of his district. Benaldo said the program aims to eradicate malnourishment among children, noting that it is the children who will be the responsible citizens in the future. The congressman was benaldo | page 2
Weather Update A newly constructed multipurpose building in Opol, Misamis Oriental, will be blessed on Monday by municipal officials. Costing some P4.5-million, the building will be used for the multisectoral engagement of the municipal government headed by Mayor Dexter B. Yasay who said that former senator Juan Miguel Zubiri and Senator Francis Pangilinan also contributed to the total amount spent for its construction. Photo by Gerry L. Gorit
to lead the memorial mass, also in remembrance of the victims of Typhoon Sendong that ravaged the city of Cagayan de Oro on December 17, 2011. The mass will be held at 4 p.m. at Golden Haven Memorial Park in Macapagal road in Barangay Bulua,
Northeast monsoon affecting Northern and Central Luzon. Tail-end of a cold front affecting Bicol region. Bicol region, Soccsksargen and the province of Samar will have cloudy skies with moderate to occasionally heavy rainshowers and thunderstorms which may trigger flashfloods and landslides. Cagayan Valley and the provinces of Aurora and Quezon will experience light rains. Metro Manila and the rest of the country will be partly cloudy with isolated brief rainshowers or thunderstorms. Moderate to strong winds blowing from the northeast will prevail over Luzon and Visayas and the coastal waters along these areas will be moderate to rough. Elsewhere, winds will be light to moderate coming. source : pagasa
Cagayan de Oro City 1st District Rep. Benjo Benaldo gestures as he stresses a point during an orientation seminar for his milk feeding program held Friday at City Hall. The seminar was attended by health officers and some beneficiaries from the different barangays of the city’s first congressional district. He said the project is aimed at eradicating malnourishment among children. Photo by Gerry L. Gorit
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Donaire knocks out Mexican foe in 3rd round By Jelly F. Musico
PINOY boxing icon Nonito “The Filipino Flash” Donaire knocked out Mexican Jorge Arce in the third round on Sunday to retain his World Boxing Organization superbantamweight title at the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas, USA. Donaire lived up to his promise to avenge the loss of Filipino boxing superstar Manny Pacquiao to Mexican Juan Manuel Marquez, scoring three knockdowns, including a powerful left hook that ended the fight at 2:59 of the third round. It was the same time that Marquez knocked out Pacquiao in the sixth round a week ago in their fourth encounter at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. Donaire scored the first knockdown in the second round of their 12-round title
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accompanied by his chief of staff Alejandro Bascon, Northern Mindanao Federation of Dairy Cooperatives chairman Robert M. Enerio, and National Dairy Authority’s milk feeding program coordinator Marivic B. Callao. He said the milk feeding program is just one of his ongoing projects, which now total 100 in all barangays of the city’s first congressional district. Aside from milk packs, Benaldo gave each one a Christmas gift consisting of household items and cash, as well as calendars for the
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fight, prompting the Mexican warrior to brawl in the third round. The Filipino Flash, however, was unperturbed and tagged Arce with a powerful right hand, followed by a solid left uppercut that sent the Mexican to the canvas anew, with 13 seconds left in the third. Arce was able to get up to his feet again but could not escape the onslaught of the Filipino champion and put Arce down again with one second left in the third round. It was the fourth win by Donaire this year as he improved his ring record to 32-1 with 21 via stoppages while Arce dropped at 67-7-2 record. After the fight, Arce announced his retirement while Donaire said he might move up from 122 pounds to 126 pounds next year.
THE death toll caused by tropical cyclone “Pablo” continued to climb, reaching 1,020 as of Sunday morning while the estimated damage increased to P24.1 billion, the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) reported. In its update, the NDRRMC said the number of injured persons also rose to 2,662 while 844 others remained missing. The highest number of dead totaling 962 was reported from Region 11 (Davao Region). The rest included 21
coming year. Benaldo also acknowledged the support of Mayor Vicente Y. Emano and Vice Mayor Caesar Ian Acenas as he promised to go around the 24 barangays in the next two months to continue the program and check on infrastructure and other projects. “When you do something good for the people, something good also happens to you,” he said as he announced his engagement to Brazilian model Daiana Menezes. Benaldo narrated the story of how he met his fiancée from that day in Manila when he first saw her while he was in a meeting with
lawyers to discuss projects for the resettlement area in the city for the Sendong survivors. “I hope you can visit us and boost the morale of the people of Cagayan de Oro,” were the words of the congressman after being introduced to Ms. Menezes. And the rest is history. Now, he said, the centerpiece project of the city’s resettlement area, which has 5,000 houses constructed under the leadership of Mayor Emano, has benefitted from the roads and drainage system completed under his PDAF. “Mas inspired ko karon,” Benaldo said.
in the Caraga Region, 15 in Region 10 (Northern Mindanao), 10 in Region 7 (Central Visayas), four in Region 12 (Soccsksargen), three in Region 8 (Eastern Visayas), three in Region 4-B (Mimaropa) and one each in Region 9 (Zamboanga Peninsula) and Region 6 (Western Visayas). As of Sunday, the NDRRMC said Pablo had affected 701,224 families or 6,203,826 people in 2,910 villages in 271 towns and 38 cities in 32 provinces. Of these, 230,453 fami-
lies or 987,349 people are staying in 60 evacuation centers. Damage caused by Pablo was estimated at P24,160,920,528.05 -- P7,761,431,310 in infrastructure, P16,350,529,805.05 in agriculture, and P48,959,413 in private properties. At least 63,040 houses were destroyed while 95,544 were partially damaged. The NDRRMC said 12 bridges and four roads are still not passable while 30 areas are experiencing power interruptions.
Meanwhile, the estimated cost of assistance for the affected families has reached P124.56 million. The Department of Social and Welfare Development (DSWD) has allocated P54,693,687.30; local government units (LGUs), P30,045,552.23; Department of Health (DOH), P26,099,032.70; non-governmental organizations/other government organizations, P10,257,002.40; and NDRRMC, P3,505,706. A report from the Philippine News Agency
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Cagayan de Oro City 1st District Rep. Benjo Benaldo gives a Christmas gift to one of the beneficiaries of the congressman’s milk feeding program held Friday at City Hall. With Benaldo are his chief of staff Alejandro Bascon, Northern Mindanao Federation of Dairy Cooperatives chairman Robert M. Enerio, and National Dairy Authority’s milk feeding program coordinator Marivic B. Callao.
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The beneficiaries of the milk feeding program of Cagayan de Oro City 1st District Rep. Benjo Benaldo join the congressman in acknowledging the benefits of milk during a program last December 14 at City Hall. To date some 5,208 have benefited from Benaldo’s milk feeding program in the city’s first congressional district. Each of the program in the barangays has a duration of 120 days.
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TS ‘Pablo’ Update By Joe del Puerto Felicilda, News Editor
CAGAYAN de Oro City - Most of the residents of Northern Mindanao, who have been displaced by Typhoon Pablo, have returned to their respective homes, since December 6 this year. This was disclosed by Regional Director Ana Cañeda of the Office of Civil Defense (OCD-10) during the 4th Quarter Media Forum at NEDA/
RDC-10 conference room, Thursday. At the approach of ‘Pablo’, the Regional Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Coun-
cil (DRRRMC-10) has immediately established 220 evacuation centers for 51,386 families, or 243,325 individuals, she said.
CASUALTIES ACTION : Weather Advisories SHE
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HE provinces of Lanao del Nor te and Camiguin, as well as the city of Iligan, have registered ‘zero’ casualty, while Bukidnon listed four dead and one injured; Misamis Occidental, one dead and
one injured; Misamis Oriental, 6 dead and 20 injured; Cagayan de Oro, 1 dead and 13 injured. Cagayan de Oro City LGU, however, sustains claim of having no casualty, at all.
enumerated the actions taken by the RDRRMC-10 , a s d i s s e m i n at i on of NDRRMC weather advisories, flood warnings to LDRRMCs starting November 30; activation of OCD-RDRRMC Operation Center (Opcen) Alert level BLUE; Coordination and communication for activation of local Emergency Operation Centers (EOCs); issuance of warning SOPs, communication system and pre-emptive protocols; 24/7 staffing for monitoring of developing severe weather system;
STATE OF CALAMITY
Declared under state of calamity in Misamis Oriental are Cagayan de Oro City, Gitagum, Kinoguitan, Lagonglong, Laguindingan, Libertad, Opol, Gingoog City and Talisayan. Lanao del Norte : Kapatagan, Kauswagan, Linamon, Baloi, Matungao, Pantao-Ragat and Pantar. Misamis Occidental : Lopez Jaena and Plaridel.
ACTION : Bopha to Pablo ALERT level elevation to RED as Bopha entered the PAR and named ‘PABLO’; constant communication with LDRRMC Opcens re advisories and warning dissemination of PAGASA bulletins on ‘PABLO’; advisories thru media (including dispelling text message hoax, rumors and misinformation e.g. tsunami, tidal wave warning designed to cause panic and monitoring of pro-active readiness status of preparedamong the people); Reporting to NDRRMC measures being undertaken ness for possible activation of central Opcen on coordination by LDRRMCs, operational contingency plans;
ACTION : Monitoring ACTION : Equipment C ont i nu i ng m on itor- NDRRMC Opcen on the ing and dissemination effects of ‘Pablo’ - evacu- Prepositioning of developments on the tropical c yclone track as “Pablo” continued to move and made landfall and then headed to region 10; Regular reporting to
ation, casualties and damages; and Rapid Needs Assessment (RNA) by Joint NDRRMC – Humanitarian Country Team with RDRRMC-X, Dec. 5-6, 2012, among others.
Coordination meeting with concerned RDRRMC agencies for prepositioning of equipment and goods and
possible mobilization; Deployment and rolling out of the Clusters approach mechanism in the event of large scale and widespread effects of TS “Pablo” in the
region; Declaration of suspension of classes and work by LCEs as areas in the region were placed under Public Storm Warning Signal; and
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RDRRMC assets, personnel, equipment and relief goods deployed to assist as LDRRMCs preemptively evacuated communities from the high risk and danger areas to pre-identified evacuation camps.
As of this writing, Director Cañeda was expecting more reports from the local government units, as to damages left by Typhoon Pablo even as she hopes, the number of casualties remains.
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THINK a minute. Have you at one time been sick, but you knew that doctors and medicine could not help you? What did you do? Who did you go to? The village medicine man or woman for traditional medicine? Recently I read about a medical doctor who was very sick. But instead of treating himself or going to another medical doctor, even a traditional medicine man, he called a preacher. This doctor told the preacher that he was desperately sick, not in his body, but in his soul and conscience. The doctor said: “All my life I’ve carried this guilt and
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our past wrongs. The cheap sex we had with that person who’s not our wife or husband. Our lying and stealing in business or at our job. Our getting drunk and beating up our own wife and children. Aborting our baby. These and many other memories of our wrongs continue to hurt and shame us wherever we go, so we
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Sendong opens the floodgates of huma compassion
10 P.M. DEC. 16, 2011. We have succeeded in breaching the enemy defenses. My special forces have penetrated the enemy’s stronghold. Our snipers in strategic corners picked up sentry guards. Demolition experts crawled and started blowing up power lines, buildings, tanks, and airstrips. The squadron of helicopter gunships have zeroed in on bunkers. Earlier, the Aurora bombers crippled Cris Diaz the enemy’s surface to air defenses allowing our helicopter gunships to cover our ground forces. Just as victory was at hand, a sudden power trip off occurred. Brown out! I was playing ‘games of generals’ with my computer when the sudden brown out took place. It was almost 11:30 in the evening. The rest of the members of the household had already gone to bed. I reached for our emergency lights and went to switch off all electrical switches. I made sure that locks of windows and doors are in place. Taking a last glimpsed on my car and making sure my guard dog (a mixture of 50 percent Great Dane and 50 per cent Belgian); I went out to the porch. Cold and gusty winds slapped my face. Without a flicker of light, darkness enveloped the whole surroundings. Trees and orchards swayed relentlessly as wild winds start to crunch on everything along its way. Typhoon ‘Sendong’ has started to lash its fury.
I went inside and went to bed. I tried to cover my ears as fiery winds incessantly blew hard accompanied by heavy rains. It was past 1:00 A.M. December 17, 2012. The world stood still. Five o’clock in the morning,Dec. 17, 2012, my wife and I went outside our rented house. We heard reports of flood and destruction along the Cagayan de Oro River. We went to the new bridge connecting Carmen and Nazareth. I was speechless as I watched people and rescue teams, mostly police and the military, retrieving unknown bodies from knee-deep mud. The disastrous flash flood occurred past 12 midnight at the height of typhoon ‘Sendong.’ In my years as a journalist, I have witnessed all kinds of disasters including flash flood. However, the flash flood spawned by typhoon ‘Sendong’ was different. I saw rows of houses and buildings completely washed out. I noticed vehicles and earth-moving equipment carried away and dumped in unlikely places. Typhoon ‘Sendong’ was a catastrophe that brought immeasurable damaged to lives and properties. Today, as the people of Cagayan de Oro commemorates the tragic incident; we offer nothing but solemn prayers to the departed loved ones. The incident taught a thousand lessons that unite people to work together to get the victims’ feet back on the ground. It was the indomitable spirit and the altruism of humanity that after a year of unforgettable tragedy the people of Cagayan de Oro have successfully moved on. React: crisguardian@yahoo.com
Hard life everywhere It seems the world is in crisis and everywhere in its four corners are experiencing some sort of difficulties in life. Nations from Europe to the MiddleEast, Latin America, Asia and everywhere are having same problems of lack of employment, food, medicines and everything else. There is scarcity in all matters that are usually needed everyday. This is because many of the capitalists which have been operating large business firms have gone low in its operations while others have closed business for some reasons. Some countries in Europe have real hard life for its people. In North America which used to be heaven to millions of immigrants, is having millions
The Striker Ben Emata Jr. of unemployed people too. Everywhere, it seems is having the same problem. People are stretching patience and are tightening their belt much harder now. Of course, everyone knows this is temporary and soon there will be sunlight at the end of the tunnel. Life is like this in the past and things turned to normal after a certain period of time. The Philippines is lucky because its people know
how to survive with whatever way no matter what. When they find out food is running low, they go to the farm and plant anything from rice to vegetables. They go fishing and go to the wilderness for anything useful. The country is rich with natural resources and everything you put on the soil grows. Filipinos know how to survive in the midst of crisis. No one ever died because of hunger no mat-
ter how poor a person is. Always he has something to eat. He knows herbal medicines for each illness and surely in the absence of modern science, a Filipino will live. Our government operates normally even during crisis because its people support it faithfully and honestly. There is no way the administration can collapse because the strength of support is strong and permanent. It never has in its history when people let loose its grip nor showed its loss of loyalty and love. No matter how they criticize their leaders, still the people support the government with sincerity and diligence. Filipinos understand its leaders. life | page 11
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IA receives hermetic storage. The Department of Agriculture Regional Field Unit-10 (DA RFU-10) vigorously pursue initiatives to attain food sufficiency. To align with the agency’s priority programs, the irrigators and farmers association have served as the DA’s partners to carry out the task in attaining food sufficiency and global competiveness of the country’s grains. Accordingly DA RFU-10 thru the Agri-Pinoy Rice program recently turned-over to IA presidents Certificate of Award for one (1) unit hermetic storage worth P65,000.00 each. Above photo shows Regional Rice Program Coordinator Ms. Juliet Araos leads the ceremony together with National Irrigation Administration Regional Manager, Engr. Felix M. Razo, GrainPro Training Supervisor Joel Dator, and Pacifica Manager Nenita Tolentino. Meanwhile, Mr. Dator (top right) demonstrates to the IA presidents how to install the hermetic storage. A hermetic storage is a portable bag that can store at least 100 bags of grains and preserves the germination of seeds and extends its lifespan. # SVAdecer
MetroBank, DepEd launch Search for Most Outstanding Teachers By Rutchie Aguhob OZAMIZ City, Misamis Occidental––The MetroBank Foundation, Inc. (MBFI), in cooperation with the Department of Education (DepEd) announce the launching of the 2013 Search for Most
Outstanding Teachers. Now on its 29th year, the search has awarded 316 outstanding teachers from both public and private schools, nationwide, Education Secretary Armin A. Luistro said. The search bestows honor on the teaching profession by
according special recognition to teachers who manifest deep commitment to the development of the youth through exemplary competence, remarkable dedication to their work, and effective educational leadership. It is open to teachers who are Filipino citizens teaching full time in basic education at the elementary and secondary levels including alternative educational system or in higher education at the tertiary level with permanent appointment and teaching
full-load. Meanwhile, Luistro said nominees should have been actively teaching in the Philippines for the last 10 years, inclusive of leaves not exceeding three years, provided that the nominee is not on leave or must actually be teaching at the time of nomination. Likewise, the nominee must not be on leave for more than two years immediately prior to nomination and must be teachers with valid Professional Regulations Commission (PRC) license.
It also requires the nominees to have average performance ratings of at least “Very Satisfactory” with no rating below “Satisfactory” for the last five years and that the performance ratings for five years closest to the time of nomination for those who have been on official/ study leave. On the other hand, the elementary school heads are entitled to two nominees for each of the elementary level, that is, one each for the primary level, from Kin-
dergarten to Grade 3 and for the intermediate level, from Grade 4 to 6, while the high school heads are entitled to nominate only one teachernominee per school. Nominees may submit the accomplished basic information sheet (BIS) to MetroBank nearest the nominee’s school or send via courier to MBFI, 4th floor, Executive Offices, MetroBank Plaza, Sen. Gil Puyat Avenue, Makati City on or before February 8, 2013. (RCA-PIA10, Misamis Occidental)
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EXCERPT FROM THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR SESSION OF 4. Referring Rural Health Midwife (RHM) – shall be responsible for THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF TUBOD, labor watch and postpartum care unit discharge; PROVINCE OF LANAO DEL NORTE, HELD ON FEBRUARY 27, 2012, 5. Referring Barangay Health Worker (BHW) – assists RHM in labor AT THE LEGISLATIVE HALL. watch/postpartum care; 6. Circulating 1 RHM/RHN to care for the mother – shall be responsible Present: for IV insertion, medication and postpartum care inside the delivery Hon. Eduardo C. Mansueto, Vice Mayor, Presiding Officer room; Hon. Edward O. Pido, SBMember - shall be responsible in supervising monitoring postpartum care. Hon. Nelly M. Pepito, SBMember 7. Circulating 2 (baby) RHM – shall be responsible for newborn care; Hon. Rudy L. Pepito, SBMember - shall be responsible in doing quality care like cleaning, suction Hon. Nicasio C. Lacson, SBMember ing, cord dressing, oxygen when necessary, vaccination and referral Hon. Loriano S. Jumarito, SBMember of baby at risk; Hon. Felipe A. Perales, SBMember 8. Clerk 1 (RHM) – shall be responsible in keeping all records and Hon. Leoncio C. Bagol, ABC President reports of the MCP and early submission to Philhealth; 9. MCP Coordinator RHN or RHM – shall be responsible for the overall On Official Business: supervision and monitoring of the MCP program and prepare Maternal Hon. Clifford J. Jumalon, SBMember Care Package (MCP) and Newborn Screening (NBS) reports; Hon. Jimmy N. Amas, SBMember 10. Newborn Screening (NBS) Coordinator – shall be responsible for the overall supervision and monitoring of the NBS program; and Absent: 11. Medical Technologist – conducts blood sampling or examination Hon. Peter John G. Yanoc, SK Fed. President Section 2. Fees and Charges for Non-PhilHealth patients – there RESOLUTION NO. 24, S’ 2012 is hereby imposed fees and charges for non-Philhealth deliveries in the amount of Two Thousand Pesos (Php2,000.00). Charges can be adjusted “A RESOLUTION ENACTING MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE IMPOSING based on the annual income of the family: to wit: FEES AND CHARGES FOR NORMAL DELIVERIES OF NON-PHIL- • Php 10,000.00/month and above - Php2,000.00; HEALTH MOTHERS/PATIENTS AND NEWBORN SCREENING UNDER • Php 7,500.00/month (75%) - Php1,500.00; THE MATERNAL CARE PACKAGE (MCP) LYING-IN CLINIC OF THE • Php 5,000.00/month (50%) - Php1,000.00; MUNICIPALITY OF TUBOD, LANAO DEL NORTE AND ESTABLISHING • Php 2,500.00/month (25%) - Php500.00; A POLICY IN THE DISTRIBRUTION OF FUNDS AND OUTLINING ITS • Indigent - Free of Charge DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES; AND AUTHORIZING THE RELEASE OF FUNDS IN ACCORDANCE HERETO.” Section 4. Time of Payment – Payment shall be made to the Treasurer’s Office at any time before discharge of patient. WHEREAS, the maternity care package unit of Rural Health Unit, Tubod, Lanao del Norte is fully operational and accepting normal maternal Section 5. Fees and Charges for Philhealth patients – 1st and 4th deliveries for PhilHealth and non-Philhealth mothers/patients; normal delivery, Philhealth shall be payable against the maternal health package of Philhealth. Beyond 4th pregnancy, patient will pay like the WHEREAS, Rural Health Units (RHUs) are also mandated by Republic other non-Philhealth patient. Act (RA) 9288, known as Newborn Screening Act of 2004 which establishes the National Comprehensive Newborn Screening System (NCMBSS) to Section 6. Fees and Charges for Newborn Screening for nonensure that Newborn Screening is accessible and affordable to every Philhealth Patients – there is hereby imposed an amount of Php600.00/ born baby; patients to be paid at the Treasurer’s Office. WHEREAS, under the Philhealth Maternal Care Package (PMCP), PhilHealth allocates funds for every 1st to 4th normal pregnancy of Philhealth patient mother to defray expenses of medicines, use of facilities and services during pre-natal delivery and post partum care; and
Section 7. Breakdown MCP Claims – shall be distributed in the manner of the following breakdown, to wit: • 65% - distributed as honorarium for health workers • 35% - for the LGU Health Programs/Activities/equipments.
WHEREAS, the Rural Health Unit (RHU) of Tubod, Lanao del Norte is Section 8. Breakdown of NBS Claims – Newborn Screening claims also accepting deliveries for non-Philhealth patients with same care and of Non-Philhealth shall be distributed in the manner of the following treatment. breakdown; to wit: • Php 550.00 – procurement of NBS kit and miscellaneous expenses WHEREFORE, on motion of SBMember Nelly M. Pepito, unanimously • Php 50.00 –mailing expenses. seconded by the rest of the members present, it was – Section 9. Effectivity. This ordinance shall take effect after its three RESOLVED, by the Sangguniang Bayan of Tubod in session assembled (3) consecutive publications in a local newspaper. to pass and enact – WE HEREBY CERTIFY to the correctness of the foregoing ordinance, MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE NO. 225 – 12 which was duly enacted by the Sangguniang Bayan during its regular session, held at the Legislative Hall, Sangguniang Bayan Office, Tubod, “IMPOSING FEES AND CHARGES FOR NORMAL DELIVERIES OF Lanao del Norte. NON-PHILHEALTH MOTHERS/PATIENTS AND NEWBORN SCREENING UNDER THE MATERNAL CARE PACKAGE (MCP) LYING-IN CLINIC OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF TUBOD, LANAO DEL NORTE AND EDUARDO C. MANSUETO ESTABLISHING A POLICY IN THE DISTRIBRUTION OF FUNDS AND Municipal Vice Mayor OUTLINING ITS DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES; AND AUTHORIZING THE RELEASE OF FUNDS IN ACCORDANCE HERETO.” EDWARD O. PIDO NELLY M. PEPITO CLIFFORD J. JUMALON SBMember SBMember SBMember Be enacted by the Members of the Sangguniang Bayan of Tubod, Lanao del Norte, in session assembled that: JIMMY N. AMAS RUDY L. PEPITO NICASIO C. LACSON SBMember SBMember SBMember Section 1 – Duties and Responsibilities – The following are the duties and responsibilities of the RHU Health Workers and Volunteers: (Nurses LORIANO S. JUMARITO FELIPE A. PERALES LEONCIO C. BAGOL and Midwives of Tubod RHU staff are doing twenty-four (24) hours of SBMember SBMember ABC President duty in every four(4) days shifting) PETER JOHN G. YANOC 1. Municipal Physician/Doctor – shall be responsible for handling and SK Federated President delivering the baby and placenta when available and do episiotomy and repair when necessary. Overall supervision, on-call twenty-four ATTESTED: (24) hours a day; 2. Handling and Delivering Rural Health Midwife/Nurse (RHM/RHN) PERLA D. SANTOS APPROVED: – shall assist MD or be responsible for handling and delivering the Secretary to the Sangguniang Bayan baby and placenta. To conduct thermal care, cord care, Hepa B, BCG and resuscitation; NELIETA QUIBRANZA-NOVAL 3. Assisting Rural Health Midwife (RHM) – shall be responsible for Municipal Mayor the patient before and after delivery; MDN: Dec. 17, 24 & 31, 2012
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Canitoan Permanent Site, Caritas Village in Indahag, Macapaya, Camaman-an; San Jose and St. John Vianney Seminary, Xavier Ecoville in Lumbia, Mandumol-Aluba site; Iponan Relocation Site, Tibasak, Macasandig Site and the Balulang Relocation Site. At 7:30 in the morning, a floral offering at the Cagayan de Oro River will be conducted to be followed by the unveiling of the Tree of Life Marker at Isla de Oro. The Rodelsa Circle will be the center of activities on the evening of December 17.
At 6 p.m., the city government will be paying tribute to persons, organizations and groups that have helped the city recover from the devastations of the tragedy. A video presentation will also be shown about the city’s recovery program after Sendong. JCI Sendong Memorial Wall Project Bai Lawanen, Mindanao’s first all-lady chapter of Junior Chamber International (JCI) in the Philippines, has conceptualized a community project dubbed as “JCI Sendong Memorial Wall Project.” The JCI came up with the project primarily to give those grieving families,
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President in the chapter, JCI Sen. Gigi Go shared the same feeling- and so even without the initial funding to start the constructionwe chose to start building it despite the financial concerns.” JCI Sen. Cesar is the project chair of the Memorial Wall. But in the middle of the construction of the tribute wall, financial assistance started pouring in. Fellow Kagay-anons abroad reached out to help, including private companies like Cepalco and Limketkai Center, Rep. JV Ejercito, and fellow JCI Chapters like JCI-Manila and other private individuals who
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who have nowhere to go to honor their loved ones, a sanctuary. On the 8-foot by 12-foot size memorial wall, made of romblon marble, the names of those who died, including those who are still missing, due to Sendong are engraved. This tribute will stand with honor and dignity at Gaston Park, fronting the Saint Augustine Church. JCI Sen. Gean TulangCesar, Past President of the Chapter and Past National Vice President for JCI Northern Mindanao, said: “It was a project that came about without considering the cost and the magnitude of the project. A fellow Past
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shared similar intentions of having a place for serenity and refuge for families that are left behind. Despite the political bickerings, Cagayan de Oro Mayor Vicente Emano did not turn his back to give his support to the project. “After all, he too believes that project like this should be given utmost importance,” said Cesar. Today (December 17, 2012), the JCI Bai Lawanen together with Parasat Cable TV and ABS-CBN Northern Mindanao, will stage series of event at Gaston Park to commemorate the first year anniversary of the Sendong tragedy. The Memorial Wall will be unveiled officially today to be followed by a special mass of which hundreds of candles and flowers will adorn the memorial wall site. A concert at the park will thereafter follow which will feature inspirational songs from local artists like Ian Nuer, David Mercado, Arlyn Baqui, and The DOT Singing Ambassadors among others. Talents from ABS-CBN Cagayan de Oro will also be attending. The public, especially the families of the victims, are encouraged and invited to join in honoring their loved ones at 5 p.m. today.
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A good number have mismanaged the country but still they forgive and forget and make intact the system. In many countries, the people defend so much in their governments. They rely on employment from big firms as well as assistance from their leaders. And when there is a collapse in these firms and slow down in the financial state of their governments, they go hungry and fall. In the United States of America for instance people defend so much on welfare given by the government. They were used to assistance and there is no way they can survive without the support of the establishment. It is so nice the country is wealthy, solid and stable
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and it is able to support its people no matter what. One thing good there is peace throughout the world. People can move freely and still do anything needed to augment survival . Nobody lives in fear. No one is afraid to go out anytime of day. There is freedom everywhere and friendship too. This thing makes life much easier and possible even in times of difficulty of living. Certainly, there are isolated disturbance in peace in some countries but do not necessarily affect the lives of people in other places.
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from page 1 ementary School and the Igpit Elementary Schools, respectively. Yasay said the projects are “for the children’s future” as he urged the barangay councils to see to the maintenance of the two-classroom school buildings in the coming years. The mayor said he hopes that Opol would be able to construct two school buildings every year, noting that there are 16 elementary schools in the municipality. He said each building was built at a cost of P1-million sourced from the Special Education Fund and the 20% Development Fund of the local government unit. Yasay was accompanied by Vice Mayor Chizarina M. Ortigoza, Sangguniang Bayan members, and Department of Education district supervisor Dr. Amelia Q. Nacua in each of the formal turnover rites. The respective barangay officials, including Barangay Kagawad Jonas Bustamante of Barra, school principals and teachers also graced the events. In another development, Mayor Yasay said the municipality will bless on Monday a newly constructed multipurpose building to be used for the local government’s multisectoral agenda. The P4.5-million building was constructed by the municipal government with financial help from Senator Francis Pangilinan and former senator Juan Miguel Zubiri. “Opol’s development will only be fruitful if the marginalized sectors are involved,” Yasay said. He said the Padayon Pilipino leadership, including Misamis Oriental 2nd District Rep. Yevgeny “Bambi” Emano, will be invited to the blessing rites. “The Padayon Pilipino is always there to serve the people,” Yasay said.
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