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2 Leyte Samar Daily Express NEWS Saturday, 15 December 2012

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to where is it now.What kind o change do

they want to attain, is it togo upward or downward?

On the other hand,

the city mayor said that ithe tarpaulins o her rivalwould be removed by thebarangay ocial, she is surethat they do not mandatethem to do it. Barangay o-cial has also their right toremove it, especially whenit could aect their constit-uents.

Te presence o toomany tarps in several partso the city is in contrary totheir (Malots camp) previ-ous statement that the ad-ministration is removingtheir tarps, Cari said. (REYGERILLA GRADO)

mind or the removing othat thing. We let the properauthority do the necessaryaction. Anyway, election isnot a war o tarpaulins, its

still peoples decision andchoice as to whom to voteor a particular post is moreimportant, Cari added.

According to her, thecamp o Galenzoga cam-paigns or the change o theadministration, or them tohave a change on the kindo living o the people.

However, Cari said thatBaybay already changed alot. In act, its cityhood aswell as the presence o bigcompanies is just some othe indicators that the cityhas changed a lot, looking

Mayor Cari: We wont remove the rampanttarpaulins of the opposition camp

on the roads by their camp.Removing o these tarps(which seems to be an earlycampaign material) wouldbe on the jurisdiction o

the Department o PublicWorks and Highways, Carisaid.

Te city mayor justhopes that DPWH wouldlook upon the numeroustarpaulins o Galenzogawhich seems to be hazard-ous or the motorists whiledriving on the nationalhighways, since the areawhere it is placed on is ininclusion to the road righto way (RROW) limit thatis ollowed by said depart-ment.

We do not personally

BAYBAY CIY Tepresent city administrationsaid they will not removeany o the tarpaulins, whichshows the entire slate o a

certain political camp thatis rampant all over the cityvillages.

Mayor Carmen Cari, inan interview with Leyte Sa-mar Daily Express, said thather administration wouldnot be removing the tar-paulins that is owned andput by her opponent camp,wherein the entire slate omayorlty candidate MarilouMalot Galenzoga is in-cluded.

We would not be do-ing any act, even despite theover presence o tarpaulins

Christmas lantern; the SantaClaus making contest; the

best decorated barangay hall;Best Christmas Tree usingrecyclable materials; theBest Belen using recyclableand indigenous materialsand the best lighted andwell-decorated governmentagency .

Aside from governmenta g e n c i e s , b u s i n e s sestablishment are alsowelcome and invited to join.

Twelve barangays willcompete in the Christmastree competition, 10 forSanta Claus competition,

decors in strategic placeslike the municipal librarywhich they converted into ahouse of Santa Claus and themunicipal park that serves asthe venue for the Belen andChristmas Tree competition.

The competitions includesearch for the best decoratedand lighted barangay mainstreet competi t ion for

ba ra ng ay s Buri , Ar ad o,C a v i t e E a s t , C a v i t eWest, Cogon, Sta. Cruz,

Naga-Naga , St. Michae l,Salvacion, Guindapunan,Pawing, Baras, Luntad, andSan Fernando.

The search for the best

the nationally recognizedfestival Pintados-KasadyaanFestival.

T h e 4 p s p r o g r a mincludes Pamalandongduring the Holy WeekSeason, Patron Han Paloin August, Pagbalik haPalo for the Leyte Landingcelebration in the month ofOctober and Pasko ha Palo.

P a l o s C h r i s t m a scelebration has became amajor attraction in this partof the region as thousandsof people visit the townof Palo every night just towitness the magnicent andsparkling lights of Christmas

PALO, Leyte Fewweeks before Christmas,the so-called Christmascapital of this provinceopened its almost month-long extravagant celebrationfor the yearly festivity, atradition that had long

een observed not only byresidents of Palo but also

y its neighboring towns,the Palo Christmas Festival.

Christmas Festival ofPalo, is part of the 4Psprograms of the cu rrentmunicipal town mayor,Mayor Remedios MatinPetilla, who is also one ofthe personalities behind

Leyte Christmas Capital opens Christmas Festival 2012

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31 2011, and were issuedELP will still receive cashdividends based on theirLEP.

LEP policyholders whoconverted to ELP afterDecember 31, 2011 will also

be entitled to cash dividendsbased on their LEP.

GSIS members can

The Government ServiceInsurance System (GSIS)has announced that it willpay out P930 mil lion individends to its membersthis year, 14% higher thanin 2011, after posting surplusearnings from its SocialInsurance Funds.

The pay-out includes

expect the amount to beautomatically credited totheir GSIS eCards on or

before December 25, 2012.Excluded from the cash

pay-out are members whosepolicies lapsed, matured, orwere terminated in 2011;who have defaulted in their

GSIS to pay members P930-M in dividends, up by 14%all active Compulsory LifeInsurance policyholderswhose insurance coveragehas been in force for at leasta year as of December 31,2011.

Upon t he i r en t ryin government service,employees are automaticallycovered by a life insurance.

Those employed prior toAugust 1, 2003 are covered

by the Li fe Endowmen tPolicy or LEP while thosewho entered after July 31,2003 are insured under theEnhanced Life Policy orELP.

Active members whoseLEP matured after December

salary and consolidatedloans for at least 12 monthsor have unpaid premiumsfor at least 12 months asof December 31, 2011;and whose agencies weresuspended as of December31, 2011. (PR)

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3Leyte Samar Daily ExpressSaturday, 15 December 2012 NEWS

More than the symbol of festive air, blinking Christmas lights at Camella Leyte symbol-

izes the home developers quest to be a guiding light in innovations. (Camella PR)

On the revelations of jueteng operations

in the province of Pangasinan

The resolve of government to eradicate illegal gamblingoperations is unwavering. The President has directedInterior and Local Government Secretary Manuel MarRoxas to build a strong case and ensure the safety of thewitnesses who will testify against jueteng operationsand the alleged involvement of Governor Espino in theProvince of Pangasinan. Secretary Roxas has orderedthe reshufing of police personnel in Pangasinan to de-termine culpability, if any, and to guarantee that therewill be no whitewash in the investigation. We are de-termined to pursue this case to its logical end under therule of law and should serve as a warning to syndicatesand coddlers of illegal gambling operations to stop or

be stopped.

December 14, 2012

with more than 300 houses.With the very good market inRegion 8, Camella is now ex-panding to its second phase,building 170 more units inthree hectares.

Construction is also on-going in Camella Ormoc in

western Leytes Ormoc City,a our-hectare housing sitedesigned or 300 units.

Last week, Camella un-veiled Lessandara home se-ries or Camella Palo, whichwill be constructed next year.(SARWELL Q. MENIANO)

and even passerby eel thespirit o Christmas.

More than the symbol oestive fair, blinking Christ-mas lights at Camella Leytesymbolizes the home devel-opers quest to be a guidinglight in innovations.

We want to set direc-tions to our communities inbuilding decent and aord-able homes or the amilies inEastern Visayas, she said.

Camella, Leyte was therst Vista Land project. Terst phase unveiled in 2010,was a nine-hectare property

ACLOBAN CIY Camella Homes recentlyswitched on Christmas lightsin its landmark developmentproject in Barangay Cam-petic, Palo, Leyte, resemblingthe home developers com-mitment to innovation.

Home owners and salesteam gathered to witnessthe lit up ceremony set up inone o the regions saest andmost convenient community.

Camella Leyte GeneralManager Geraldine Gascon-Garcia said that this is oneway to help home owners

Camella Homes switched on Christmas lightsto resemble commitmment to innovation

TACLOBAN CITY Enrollment of 10 million

poor families to the healthinsurance is assured by thePhilippine Health InsuranceCorporation (PhilHealth)until 2016, with the projectedP23 bil l ion addit ional

budget that will be generatedthrough sin taxes.

PhilHealth presidenta n d c h i e f e x e c u t i v eofficer Eduardo Banzonsaid that this is a welcomedevelopment as they movetowards sustained universal

health coverage in the nextfour years.We dont know of the

exact amount but based onour nancial modeling, wewill gain P23 billion fromincreased taxes, Banzontold Leyte Samar DailyExpress after yesterdaysSocial Health InsuranceEducational Series attended

by hundr eds of stu dentsfrom different parts of theregion.

T h e b i c a m e r a lconference commit teeagreed to allocate 15% ofthe P248-billion projectedrevenues for the livelihood

Enrollment of 10 million poor families

to PhilHealth assured until 2016remaining balance formedical assistance and healthenhancement facilities,including the funding formodernizing governmenthospitals, to be determined

by the Department of Health(DOH).

The pane l ea r l i e r proj ec te d an incr ea si ngrevenue every year fromP33.96 billion in 2013 andP42.86 billion in 2014;P50.63 billion in 2015;P56.86 billion in 2016; andP64.1 billion in 2017.

Banzon said that the sintax bill ratied by Congressand Senate is very helpfulto health insurance programwhether more or less

peopl e wil l take alc oho land tobacco.

If less people willsmoke, we will save a lotof budget for healthcare. Ifthe number of smokers willgo up, the government will

be able to generate morebudget for health services,he added. (SARWELL Q.MENIANO)

programs of Virginia tobaccoand barley leaf farmers, asmandated by Republic Act7171 and 8240.

About 80 percent ofthe remaining will go tothe premium payments toPhilHealth for the coverageof 5.2 million poor familiesi n fu l f i l l men t o f t heMillennium DevelopmentGoals (MDG) and publicinformation disseminationon health.

The 5.2 million familieswere identified through

the National HouseholdTargeting System for PovertyReduction (NHTS-PR) bythe Department of SocialWelfare and Development(DSWD).

Through this additionalfunding, we can ensure that10 million families will havehealth insurance until 2016.Our challenge is not just toenroll the poor but to sustaintheir enrollment as well,Banzon added.

The committee alsoal located 20% of the

he added.Talacay said that they

would give their donationefore Christmas so our

rothers and sisters there inMindanao could share thespirit of Christmas.

But Talacay said thatthey would still have theirChristmas party next week

ut would not spend much.He revealed that for

their Christmas party thisyear, they would only spend

Pag-Ibig...from page 1

But last Thursday, theHouse of Representativesvoted on second reading thecontroversial measure with113 congressmen present dur-ing that deliberations favoringit while 104 voting against it.

In the region, among thecongressmen who said yesfor the measure were BiliranRep. Rogelio Espina and Sa-mar Rep. Mel Senen Sarm-iento.

Aside from Montejo, con-gressmen from the region whosaid no on the RH bill were

Reps.Florencio Bem Noelof the An Waray party-listgroup; Jose Carlos Cari;LucyTorres-Gomez and Emil Ong.

Other solons from the re-gion like Eastern Samar Rep.Ben Evardone, an administra-tion solon, were not aroundduring the deliberation.

Asked if there was a pres-sure from Malacanang forthem to pass on second read-ing the RH bill, Rep. Montejosaid that he is not aware of it.

Well, if there is pressurefrom Malacanang, there isalso pressure from the Catho-lic Church, the solon said.

The Catholic Church is

vigorously opposing the RHbill calling it a death bill asthey also claimed could leadto promiscuity among youthsas contraceptives would now

be readily available.Here in the region, Fa-

ther Amadeo Alvero, thespokesperson of the Paloarchdiocese,said that theywould continue on their cam-paign against the ultimatepassage of the measure.

He also urged the Catho-lic faith to pray and for thesolons of the country, espe-cially those who favor themeasure, not to pass it intolaw.(JOEY A. GABIETA)

Anti-RH...from page 1

P25,000 for their food andsome rafes for their per-sonnel.

The typhoon, consid-ered to be among the worstto hit the country this year,

has battered Mindanao andkilled close to 1,000 peoplewith almost same numberof persons remain missing.

Eastern Visayas was notdirectly hit by Pablo thoughit also felt its fury.

Meantime, Talacay saidthat their ofce continuesto process application seek-

ing for calamity loans dueto typhoon Ofel,which hitthe region last October, andeven from Pablo.

According to the Pag-Ibig Fund regional head,

just last month,more than athousand members appliedfor the calamity loan whichis equivalent to 80 percentof the members savings.

Leyte, to inlcude the cityof Tacloban, was placedunder the state of calamitydue to both Ofel and Pablo.(JOEY A. GABIETA)

and pledges from privatesponsors.

I am sure that a l lresidents of Palo are excitedand preparing for this activitywhich was institutionalizedby Mayor Petilla, Uy said.

Uy added that for thosewho would want to visittheir town, they should alsovisit the Saboren ChristmasFantasy House located inBrgy Luntad.

The Saborens ChristmasFantasy House is all ablaze

with bright lights and displaynew Christmas decors.This tradit ion of the

Saboren started 25 years agoafter its house owner EnricoSaboren thoughts of givingsomething that his neighborswould look forward to everyChristmas.(ROEL AMAZONA)

will culminate after thecelebration of Three Kings,added the lady mayor.

We hope that morepeople will visit and join usthis year because we wantthem to enjoy the way wecelebrate Christmas here inPalo, Petilla stressed.

The lady mayor addedthat in every competitionwhere barangay is involved,they require residents to havecommunity participation orinvolvement in the creationand submission of theirentries.

F o r t h i s y e a r scompetition, CouncilorWilson Uy clarified thatthey have not increase

priz es but added numberof competition for Paloresidents to participate.

He added that more thanone million pesos was theallocated budget for thevarious competitions weresome of the amount is to beused as prizes.

Said budget for prizescomes from the municipalcoffers and assistance fromthe rovincial overnment

(fashion show of indigenousm a t e r i a l s ) ; H i p - h o pCompetition for Kids andTeen Category; SidayCompetition; ChristmasCaroling for Youth and

Adult Category; ChristmasC a r o l i n g - C h i l d r e nCategory; Dance DramaCompetition (For teachers);Drama Competition; andGiant Puppet Competition.

All this will commenceon December 14 and

14 for Christmas lantern, 12barangays for best decoratedbarangay and 12 for the Belencompetition were listed

by this years Chr ist masFestival Committee to joinvarious competitions.

Nightly competition atthe municipal plaza willalso be conducted, accordingto Mayor Petilla like thePaskoshion Competition

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& CommunicationsLand Transportation Franchising

& Regulatory BoardRegional Ofce No. 8

Tacloban City

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Leyte Samar Daily Express OPINION Saturday, 15 December 2012

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EDITORIAL

When sleep were sacrificedwith the lawmakers

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Bumps, setbacks, defeats

Leyte Samar

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ilipino congressmen stayed awake up to the

wee hours in the morning of December 13, to

vote for the passage of the RH Bill or House

Bill No. 4244 in its second reading.

The people whom the Filipinos have chosen to

represent them in pushing for legislations that are

supposed to improve their way of life, protect and

preserve their lives and safeguard them from abuse

have finally spoken and have come out in the open

to manifest their side. Courageous they maybe,

there were even more who hid behind anonymity

and asked that they just cast their vote without ex-

plaining only to realize that they voted in the nega-

tive. It is surprising that a glaring number of men

were against passage of the bill and openly drew the

line by arguing on the moral, ethical and practical

sides of the issue while women who are supposed to

be the subject of contention were more aggressive

in pushing for the controversial bill.

Time and time again, House Bill 4244 has

been branded as anti-family; anti-poor and

anti-catholic. It is obvious that these argu-

ments are valid. Deceptions coat the bill that

even those who root for its passage into law are

not really sure of its outcomes. It addresses

the health of poor women especially those in

the boondocks and hinterlands of the country.

Addressing the welfare and health of women

does not require new legislation, as verbalized

by some of the congressmen who are more sen-

sitive than the others; there are already laws

which just need enactment, commitment and

staunch support by all concerned to imple-

ment them. What is astounding in the bill is

that the focus are the poor, marginalized andto page 5

WE have to learn how to copewith these situations. They areunavoidable in life. As the Bookof Ecclesiastes says: There is a

time to weep, and a time to laugh.A time to mourn, and a time todance...a time to get, and a time tolose...All things have their

season, and in their times allthings pass under heaven.

So, lets just take it easy, and

avoid getting upset or afraid ordesperate unnecessarily. God is incontrol. What we have to do is tocarry out what clearly is incum-

bent on usour ordinary work,our daily duties that should bedone with love for God and oth-ers.

We should avoid extrapolating

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things out of a misplacedzeal, or self-righteousness,or simply out of fear tolose and desire to win anddominate. Gods all-abiding

providence is driven solelyout of love and mercy. Hisustice is included there.

And while we can notfully decipher the mysteryof Gods ways and provi-dence, we have to see to itthat we too are driven bylove and mercy in our at-titude and reactions to any-thin that ha ens in our

life.Our sense of justice

should be subordinated tolove and mercy. Our plansand strategies, the movesthat we have to make,should be animated solely

by love and mercy. This isGods way as shown clear-ly by Christ and the saintswho followed him.

Remember that timewhen the disciples toldChrist to rain re on those

who did not receive them?(Lk 9,51ff) Christ rebuked

his disciples, saying: You

know not of what spirit youare. The Son of man came

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Caaaaaashvulnerable women andfamilies who do not havethe option or choice to sayNo to its implementationonce it is made law. If apoor woman who is alreadyon her third or fourth preg-nancy is deemed unable tohave or care for anothermember of the family,does she have the powerto say No once she is for-cibly brought to the clinicfor mandatory abortion?While the authors of theBill will likely argue thatsuch is farfetched, manythings can actually hap-pen once the ImplementingRules and Regulations is

Prayer for the Nation and

for Those who Serve inPublic Office

God, our Father, you guide every thingin wisdom and love. Accept the prayers weoffer for our nation; by the wisdom of our

leaders and integrity of our citizens, may

harmony and justice be secured and maythere be lasting prosperity and peace.

Almighty and eternal God, You know thelongings of our hearts and You protect our

rights. In your goodness, watch over thosein authority, so that people everywhere may

enjoy freedom, security and peace.We ask this through our Lord Jesus

Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with

you and the Holy Spirit, one God, foreverand ever. Amen. (Courtesy of Daughters

of St. Paul)

Pray the Holy Rosary daily for

world peace and conversion of sinners

(The family that prays together stays together)

Saturday of the 2nd Week of AdventSir 48:1-4, 9-11, Ps 80 , Mt 17: 9a-10-13

THE COMING OF ELIJAH

The disciples asked Jesus, Why do the scribes say that Elijah mustcome rst? he said in reply, Elijah will indeed come and restore allthings; but I tell you that Elijah has already come, and they did not rec-ognize him but did to him whatever they pleased. So also will the Sonof Man suffer at their hands. Then the disciples understood that he wasspeaking to them of John the Baptist.

OBSTACLES TO REFORM

Jesus and his disciples came down the mountain following theTransguration. They had just seen Elijah speaking with Jesus. It wasvery natural that they would ask about him. Jesus however, continuedto praise John the Baptist as a prophet surely equal to Elijah. Elijah hadcome to reform the people and likewise, this was the mission of Johnthe Baptist. Both of them were opposed by the people although they re-spected these men for their true holiness. In Johns case the oppositionto his preaching the truth became so strong that he was nally put todeath. God sent Elijah and John as his messengers to remind the peopleof their need to change their way of life and to be a holy people. Duringthis time of Advent, have I accepted from God through his Church the

grace to change my way of life and strive for holiness? Do I opposeGods grace by my spiritual laziness, my indifference and my neglect?Am I really grateful that God gives me this present time to be holy inhis service? (Daily Gospel Now, R. Sullivan, OMI, published by Paul-ines, visit us at www.paulines.ph or at Paulines Media Center, Real St.,Tacloban City, Tel. 321-31-95)

Sowers Seeds: THE LORD IS COMING How can you not putyour trust in that loving Child that Christmas proffers for our attention?His hands distribute graces, his heart beats with love for human beingsand his life is for their redemption.-Blessed James Alberione, Founderof the Pauline Family

The Sower

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already drawn and anyonewho tries to block imple-mentation will answer andface the consequences.

The Bill, if passed intolaw will make Filipino fam-ilies as puppets and poormothers or women willbecome unwilling guineapigs. It is worst because thereal architects of the laware not really the Filipinolawmakers who stayedup late last December 13but the international elitegroups that decide the fateof the world. Countriesand governments that donot adhere to their whimsget sanctioned; they are notgiven grants and assistanceand their economic activi-ties are readily sabotaged.It is easy for these people toallow such grim sanctionsbecause whether we like itor not, the world is actuallyowned by a few mighty andwealthy people who can-not tolerate to co-exist withthe weak, the poor and the

hopelessly bent.It is anti-family because

the RH Bill or whatevernew name they have carvedwill create disunity in thefamily. This is where moth-ers will be against daugh-ters or father against sons. . . Instead of looking atchildren as gifts, they will

be looked upon as liabili-ties. It is easy to distort theconsciousness and mindsof people, and we havenoted this phenomenon inadvanced countries wherecouples no longer like tohave children. These cou-ples concentrate in enrich-ing themselves until they nolonger want to raise a fam-ily. They want to indulge in

sex but not its fruits whichin the days of old were con-sidered gifts and blessing,sources of joy in the family.Families have become ma-terialistic putting the gaugeof success on the size andquantity of their houses,number of cars or bankaccounts, yet still cravingfor more until greed sets innever realizing that whenthey have more things thatthey do not actually need,they are depriving othersfrom having those things.Where sharing was a vir-tue; greed, insatiabilitythat breed corruption are

replacedIt is anti-catholic be-

cause there are manyChristian religions anddenomination but it is onlythe Catholics that have in-herent adherence to thebasic teaching of respect-ing life from conceptionuntil natural death.

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not to destroy souls, but tosave.

Its good to meditate onthe passion and death ofChrist, for from there wecan get the clear idea ofhow to face trials, insultsand mockeries, setbacksand apparent defeats and

losses in our life.Why did Christ for the

most part simply keep quietduring his trial? What is thesignicance of his reply toPilate, My kingdom is notof this world...? Why didhe allow himself to be buf-feted, crowned with thorns,crucied, pierced by aspear, and nally to die?

Lets consider the livesof some saints. St. John ofthe Cross, for example. Hewas really badly treatedeven by his own confrereswho imprisoned him in a

dark dungeon for 6 months.If he was not a man ofGod, he would have gonecrazy and died. But instead,he found light in darkness,and a certain freedom ofsoul in his forced physicalconnement. And from thatexperience, he produced avery lyrical set of poems

that savored exquisitely ofthe spiritual, mystical andsupernatural.

Now that we are intothe RH Bill debate, and it

seems that the pro-RH sideis gaining headway, weshould learn how to keepour cool not just out of tac-tic but rather out of love andcomplete trust in the provi-dence of God.

But it should not be thecool of not doing anything.We need to intensify our

prayers and sacrices, andlaunch into a more ardentcampaign of evangelizationabout human life and sexu-ality, marriage and family,etc. The idea is not to defeatopponents to the faith. It

is to convert them.For this, we need to

study the doctrine of ourfaith very well, assimilat-ing them to the extent ofmaking it the esh of ouresh, and then quietly andcontinuously going intoa personal apostolate offriendship and condencewhere from heart to heart,and not through the noise ofthe world, we transmit thesaving truths of our faithrelevant to the RH Bill.

Lets not waste timejudging the motives ofthose who are pro-RH.

Thats not our task. Andin the gospel, we alreadyknow the possible motivesof those who killed Christ.There was pride, hatred,envy, articulated in a vari-ety of ways that ultimatelyled to Christs crucixion.

But in the end, Christasked his Father to forgivethemfor they know notwhat they were doing. Thisis the extreme of charity towhich we are also called.But for all that, we have torealize also that we need todefend our faith, the truth incharity.

And so, we can also gothrough the human meansavailable for this purposewithout losing the spirit

proper of a child of God.Yes, we can enter into de-

bates, join rallies, do allsorts of political maneu-vers, but in charity.

They didnt only hoardshoes, Daily Telegraph cul-ture editor Martin Chilton

rote. Former Philippinedictator Ferdinand Marcosand wife Imelda amassedan art collection, paid for

ith stolen funds. Today,146 masterpieces --- includ-ing works by Van Gogh, Re-noir, Rembrandt Cezanne,Magritte and Brueghel theYounger --- are missing.

The Manhattan DistrictAttorney Tuesday indictedImelda Marcos former per-sonal secretary and twonephews for selling ClaudeMonets Le Bassin auxNymphas, for $32 million.The London buyer had reser-vations. Were the real ownersVilma Bautista, now 74, andnephews Chaiyot Jansen 37,and Pongsak 40, both sur-named Navalaksana, the in-dictment recalls. The Monetsale went through on Sept.14, 2010.

From proceeds, Bautistafunneled $28 million intoher bank account. Two realestate brokers got a $4mil-lion commission and $5million slab went to the twonephews Chaiyot sent ane-mail, after the sale, to a co-conspirator, saying his aunt

anted him to meet with hisrother to give him a bundle

of caaaaaaaaassshhhh, theindictment adds.

Bautista, who now walksith a cane, is also ac-

cused of peddling: MonetsLglise et La Seine V-theuil (1881), Alfred Sis-leys Langland Bay (1887)and Albert Marquets LeCyprs de Djenan Sidi Said(1946), known as Algerian

View.All three face conspiracy

raps. Lodged against Bautis-ta and Chaiyot is a charge forfailing to report income fromsale of the Monet. Releasedon a $175,000 bond, Bautistafaces up to 25 years in pris-on. Her nephews could get4 years in the slammer. Au-thorities were seeking theirreturn to New York fromBangkok.

South China MorningPost in Hong Kong, Hono-lulu Star Advertiser to Bris-

ane Times reported theindictments Much of the

ounty and privilege the

Marcoses acquired in yearsof powerdisappeared withthe fog of revolution, theAustralian daily said.

From 1966 to 1986, Bau-tista held a $3,000-a-monthrst secretary post at thePhilippine Mission to theUN. In fact, she served asImeldas eyes and ears to fac-

totum for Marcos functionsat 16-bedroom Lindenmerehouse on Long Island. Sheacted as bag lady for shop-ping sprees..

This Oct. 13, 1977 entryappears in Chronology ofthe Marcos Plunder com-piled by Charlie Avila To-day, after addressing the UNGeneral Assembly, Imeldacelebrated by going shop-ping and spending $384,000including $50,000 for aplatinum bracelet with ru-bies; $50,000 for a diamondbracelet; and $58,000 for apin set with diamonds. Theday before, Vilma Bautista,one of her private secretar-ies, paid $18,500 for a goldpendant with diamonds andemeralds; $9,450 for a goldring with diamonds and em-eralds; and $4,800 for a goldand diamond necklace.

The US Federal Court(9th Circuit ) whacked Im-elda and Ferdinand Jr witha daily ne of $100,000 fortrying to secretly ship out ofthe US paintings and otherartworks from contestedholdings for a 25-percent,tax-free share. When thecontempt order expired, thetab totaled $353.6 million.

Where do Vilma Bautistaand nephews come from? Tounderstand, browse thru ADynasty on Steroids, writ-ten by Jackie Dent, availableon the Net.

Dry, sleepy, tobacco-growing Ilocos Norte re-mains Marcos territory, as ithas been since 1949. --- al-though the Marcos regimekilled more than 3200 peo-ple, tortured 35,000 and in-carcerated 70,000. That sur-

passed even the brutality ofChiles Augusto Pinochet .

The Laurel clan runsBatangas; Osmeas (usedto monopolize) Cebu; theLpez family manages Iloilo,etc. Do the Marcoses merelyperpetuate oligarchic politicsthat plagues the country?, Ialways nd return to poli-tics a misnomer, FerdinandJr snaps. We never left. Or,as Imee remarks drolly: It isnepotism plus plus, a dynastyon steroids.

Does a Marcos have torun all the time? Its thewhole Filipino system - theyreally count on you, they

have all these expectations,Imee says. Your family istaking care of their family,which is taking care of yourfamily and it just goes on andon and on. Its pretty feudalin the Philippines still, eventhough we like to fool our-selves.

That includes Bongbong?

He seems to think that hisfamily did nothing wrongand has nothing to apologizefor. He says they have eitherwon cases or they have beendismissedWe have a judg-ment against us in the bil-lions. What more would peo-ple want? That we open ourveins and die before them?Is that the solution?...Historywill be the best judge of thefamily.

Benito Mussolini wasexecuted outside an Italianvilla; Gadda died in thedesert, killed by rebels; Rob-ert Mugabe and Castro willprobably die in power. Whyare Filipinos so willing toembrace the Marcos familyagain?, Dent wonders.

Filipinos have a soft,forgiving culture, notes for-mer Singapore Prime Min-ister Lee Kuan Yew in hisbook: From Third World toFirst: Only in the Philip-pines could a leader likeFerdinand Marcos, who pil-laged his country for over 20years, still be considered fora national burial. Insigni-cant amounts of the loot havebeen recovered, yet his wifeand children were allowedto return and engage in poli-tics.

Your brother [Bong-bong] says that politics is thenational sport here, Denttells Imee. She replies: Itsnot very sporting, though. Nofair play, no rules, very mov-able goal posts. Not quite

right as a sport. It is better assomething else. Vaudeville,maybe?

Spell that ascaaaaaaaaassshhhh.

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6 Saturday, 15 December 2012Leyte Samar Daily Express NOTICES

EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENTNOTICE is hereby given that heirs of the late Adelaida P. Agner

and Damian Agner extrajudicially settled, partitioned and adjudicated over7 parcels of land described as: Parcel 1, One half (1/2) portion of Lot 3-A,Psd-08-001528, containing an area of 859 square meters, more or less, cov-ered by T.C.T. No. T-20598, under Tax Dec. No. 02804728, assessed atP380,000.00, with market value of P326,420.00; Parcel 2, Lot No. 2638,containing an area of 403 square meters, more or less, described in and evi-denced by Transfer Certicate of Title No. T-6648, under Tax DeclarationNo. 01301492 assessed at P9,980.00 and market value of Php24,950.00;Parcel 3, Lot No. 2640, containing an area of 1,920 square meters, moreor less, evidenced by Transfer Certicate of Title No. T-6648 under TaxDeclaration No. 01301492, assessed at P9,980.00 and market value ofP24,959.00; Parcel 4, Lot 3-C, (BL) Psd-08-001528, containing an area of4,108 square meters, more or less as described in and evidenced by TransferCerticate of Title No. T-20600, under Tax Declaration No. 02802260, as-sessed at Php312,210.00 and market value of P1,561,040.00 pesos; Parcel

5, Lot No. 2697, containing an area of 1,230 square meters, more or less,evidenced by Transfer Certicate of Title No. T-8000 under Tax DeclarationNo. 01301549 and assessed at Php7,770.00, market value of Php19,430.00pesos; Parcel 6, Lot No. 2698, containing an area of 1,122 square meters,more or less, evidenced by Transfer Certicate of Title No. T-8000 under TaxDeclaration No. 01301549 assessed at Php 7,770.00 and with market valueof Php19,430.00 pesos; Parcel 7, Lot No. 2699, containing an area of 987square meters, more or less, evidenced by Transfer Certicate of Title No.T-8000 under Tax Declaration No. 01301549, assessed at Php7,770.00 andmarket value of Php 19,430.00 pesos, per Doc. No. 347, Page No. 69, BookNo. XXXIII, Series of 2011 of Notary Public Atty. Edwin B. Jomadiao.LSDE: December 1, 8 & 15, 2012

EXTRAJUDICIAL PARTITIONNOTICE is hereby given that heirs of the late Teresa Mesias extrajudi-

ciallyy settled, partitioned and adjudicated over a parcel of land situatedin Brgy. Lucsoon, Naval, Biliran under Tax Dec./ARP No. 00335, with an

area of 2.978021 has., assessed value of P35,790.00 and subdivided into 5

lots; per Doc. No. 384, Page No. 77, Book No. 46, Series of 2012 of NotaryPublic Atty. Redentor C. Villordon. LSDE: December 8, 15 & 22, 2012

EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENTNOTICE is hereby given that heirs of the late Puricacion Gertos ex-

trajudicially settled, partitioned and adjudicated over a parcel of corn land,situated at Brgy. Lunang, Hilongos, Leyte under Tax Dec. No. 02-14024-00237, with Cad. Lot No. 12584, containing an area of 18,380 square

meters and covered by Katibayan ng Original na Titulo Blg. P-74590 and

hereby settled and adjudicated wholly in favor of Priscila Gertos Francisco

and Fe Gertos Mocoy; per Doc. No. 536, Page No. 108, Book No. 26, Seriesof 2012 of Notary Public Atty. Rico E. Aureo.LSDE: December 8, 15 & 22, 2012

EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENTNOTICE is hereby given that heirs of the late Carmen S. Mendiola and

Valentin Mendiola extrajudicially settled, partitioned and adjudicated over5 parcels of land, under OCT No. 3723 (FP No. V-118152) situated at Brgy.Bagahupi, Babatngon, Leyte described as) a) Lot No. 135, Gss-247, coveredby OCT 3723, containing an area of 24,640 square meters, more or less, b)Lot No. 142, Gss-247, containing an area of 103,768 square meters; c) LotNo. 144, Gss-247, containing an area of 51,151 square meters, more or less;d) Lot No. 74, Gss-247, containing an area of 119,314 square meters, moreor less; e) an agricultural land, Lot No. 130, situatd at Gov. Jaro, Babatngon,Leyte, evidenced by Tax Dec. No. 2005-04008-00216, containing an areaof 9.6160 hectares, more or less; pe Dc. No. 353, Page No. 59, Book No. 4,Series of 2010 of Notary Public Atty. Ultimo C. Servande.LSDE: December 8, 15 & 22, 2012

AFFIDAVIT OF LOSSNOTICE is hereby given that Jose Sherwin T. Castillo and presently em-

ployed at St. Peter Life Plan, Catbalogan City executed an afdavit of Loss

of 28 pages of St. Peter Life Plan Ofcial Receipt Nos. 171023-1710503

was issued to Letecia G. Dabuet, 18 pages of Ofcial Receipt Nos. 175333-

125350, was issued to Calvin V. Cananua and 40 pages Nos. 190960-19100

was issued to Jose Uy, and was lost sometimes last year and the others werediscovered lost this year; per Doc. No. 5087, Page No. 479, Book No. XII,

Series of 2012 of Atty. Alma Uy-Lampasa.LSDE: December 15, 22 & 29, 2012

EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT WITH SALENOTICE is hereby given that heirs of the late Roque Dalag, Sr. extrajudi-

cially settled, partitioned and adjudicated over a parcels of land situated inBalagtas, Matag-ob, Leyte described as: Parcel 1, covered by Tax Dec. No.

0474, Cad. Lot No. 2617-P, containing an area of 1.6880 hectares, more orless; Parcel 2, covered by Tax Dec. No. 0475, Cad. Lot No. 2617-P, contain-ing an area of .1450 hectares, more or less. A Deed of Sale was executed

in favor of Sps. Ferdinand T. Dela Calzada and Josefa Noeme Rubillos as

vendees for the above-described property; per Doc. No. 353, Page No. 72,

Book No. XXI, Series of 2000, of Notary Public Marcelo C. Oate.

LSDE: December 15, 22 & 29, 2012




Tacloban City

LTFRB CASE NO. VIII-2012-0676Application for Issuance of a CPC operate aSHUTTLE BUS service with Prayer to AdoptTrade Name

PURIZA EDUSMA

Applicant/s/Petitionerx.............................x

NOTICE OF HEARING

APPLICANT REQUEST AUTHORITYFOR THE ISSUANCE OF A CPC TO OPER-ATE A SHUTTLE BUS SERVICE FOR THETRANSPORTATION OF PASSENGERSAND FREIGHT ALONG THE LINE: FOREXCLUSIVE USE OF PASSENGERS ANDEMPLOYEES OF THE MUNICIPALITY OFSAN JOSE DE BUAN, SAMAR TO THEIRRESPECTIVE RESIDENCES WITHIN REG.08 WITH THE USE OF ONE (1) UNIT.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THATTHIS APPLICATION WILL BE HEARD BYTHIS BOARD ON JANUARY 03, 2013 AT9:00 AM AT ITS OFFICE AT THE ABOVEMENTIONED ADDRESS.



before the above date furnishing a c opy of thesame to the applicant, and may if they so desire,

appear on said date and time.This application shall be acted upon by the

Board on the basis of its records and the docu-mentary evidences submitted by parties underthe board deems it necessary to receive addi-tional documentary or testimonial evidences.






Tacloban City

LTFRB CASE NO. VIII-2012-0683Application for Issuance of a CPC operate aPUJ service with Prayer to Adopt Trade Name.(COLORUM LEGALIZATION)MARICEL S. LIAD


NOTICE OF HEARING

APPLICANT REQUEST AUTHORITYFOR THE ISSUANCE OF A CPC TO OPER-ATE A PUJ SERVICE FOR THE TRANSPOR-TATION OF PASSENGERS AND FREIGHTALONG THE LINE: LILOAN-SOGOD-P.BURGOS & VICE VERSA WITH THE USEOF ONE (1) UNIT.




before the above date furnishing a copy of thesame to the applicant, and may if they so desire,








Tacloban City

LTFRB CASE NO. VIII-2012-0675Ref. No. VIII-2003-0182

Application for Sale & Transfer of a CPC oper-ate a PUJ service with Extension of Validity &with Prayer to Adopt Trade Name

DOMINGO R. REGALA-VENDOR

JULIUS P. ALPINO-VENDEE


NOTICE OF HEARING

APPLICANT REQUEST AUTHOR-ITY FOR THE APPROVAL OF SALE MADEBY DOMINGO R. REGALA IN FAVOR OFJULIUS P. ALPINO OF A CPC FOR THETRANSPORTATION OF PASSENGERS ANDFREIGHT ALONG THE LINE: TACLOBAN-V&G (PHASE 3 & 6) & VICE VERSA WITHTHE USE OF ONE (1) UNIT A PUJ SERVICEWHICH CERTIFICATE IS STILL VALIDAND SUBSISTING.



Parties opposed to the approval of the ap-plication must le veried written oppositionsupported by documentary evidences on orbefore the above date furnishing a copy of the

same to the applicant, and may if they so d esire,appear on said date and time.







Tacloban City

LTFRB CASE NO. VIII-2003-0325Application for Extension of Validity of a CPCoperate a PUJ service with Prayer to AdoptTrade Name

JULIUS ALPINO


NOTICE OF HEARING

APPLICANT IS A GRANTEE OF ACERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCETO OPERATE A PUJ SERVICE FOR THETRANSPORTATION OF PASSENGERS ANDFREIGHT ALONG THE LINE: TACLOBANCITY-V&G (PHASE 4 EXT. 2B) & VICEVERSA WITH THE USE OF ONE (1) UNITWHICH CERTIFICATE WILL EXPIRE ONOCT. 7, 2013.

IN THE PRESENT APPLICATION,APPLICANT REQUEST AUTHORITY TOEXTEND THE VALIDITY OF A CPC USINGTHE SAME NO. OF UNIT AND ROUTE.




before the above date furnishing a copy of thesame to the applicant, and may if they so de sire,appear on said date and time.







Tacloban City

LTFRB CASE NO. VIII-2008-0186Application for Extension of Validity of a CPCoperate a FILCAB service.

ROLLY REMEDIO


NOTICE OF HEARING

APPLICANT IS A GRANTEE OF A CPCTO OPERATE A FILCAB SERVICE FOR THETRANSPORTATION OF PASSENGERS ANDFREIGHT ALONG THE LINE: TACLOBANCITY-ANIBONG-PHHC-SCANDINAVIAN& VICE VERSA WITH THE USE OF TWO(2) UNITS WHICH CERTIFICATE WILL EX-PIRE ON JUNE 26, 2013.





before the above date furnishing a copy of thesame to the applicant, and may if they so desire,appear on said date and time.







Tacloban City

LTFRB CASE NO. VIII-2012-0677

Application for Issuance of a CPC operate aFILCAB service.(COLORUM LEGALIZATION)

SPS. CESAR & CECILIA SAMPAYAN


NOTICE OF HEARING

APPLICANT REQUEST AUTHOR-ITY FOR THE ISSUANCE OF A CPC TOOPERATE A FILCAB SERVICE FOR THETRANSPORTATION OF PASSENGERS ANDFREIGHT ALONG THE LINE: CALBAYOG-BRGY. PEA & VICE VERSA WITH THEUSE OF ONE (1) UNIT.











Tacloban City

LTFRB CASE NO. VIII-2012-0674Application for Issuance of a CPC operate aPUJ service. (COLORUM LEGALIZATION)with Prayer to Adopt Trade Name.

RODRIGO ENSOMO


NOTICE OF HEARING

APPLICANT REQUEST AUTHORITYFOR THE ISSUANCE OF A CPC TO OPER-ATE A PUJ SERVICE FOR THE TRANSPOR-TATION OF PASSENGERS AND FREIGHTALONG THE LINE: ISABEL-MERIDA &VICE VERSA WITH THE USE OF ONE (1)UNIT.





This application shall be acted upon by theBoard on the basis of its records and the docu-

mentary evidences submitted by parties underthe board deems it necessary to receive addi-tional documentary or testimonial evidences.






Tacloban City

LTFRB CASE NO. VIII-2007-0401Application for Extension of Validity of a CPCoperate a UVE service with Change Name ofService & with Prayer to Adopt Trade Name

FULGENCIO BRIONES


NOTICE OF HEARING

APPLICANT IS A GRANTEE OF A CPCTO OPERATE A UVE SERVICE FOR THETRANSPORTATION OF PASSENGERS ANDFREIGHT ALONG THE LINE: TACLOBANCITY-MAASIN CITY & VICE VERSA WITHTHE USE OF ONE (1) UNIT WHICH CER-TIFICATE WILL EXPIRE ON DEC. 12, 2012.





before the above date furnishing a copy of the

same to the applicant, and may if they so desire,appear on said date and time.This application shall be acted upon by the







Tacloban City

LTFRB CASE NO. VIII-2012-0680Application for Issuance of a CPC operate aSHUTTLE service with Prayer to Adopt Trade

Name.

MARIEFEL ROBLE

Applicant/s/Petitioner

x.............................xNOTICE OF HEARINGAPPLICANT REQUEST AUTHOR-

ITY FOR THE ISSUANCE OF A CPC TOOPERATE A SHUTTLE SERVICE FOR THETRANSPORTATION OF PASSENGERS ANDFREIGHT ALONG THE LINE: FOR EXCLU-SIVE USE OF FREIGHT & PASSENGERSOF ROBLE SHIPPING LINE TO THEIR RE-SPECTIVE RESIDENCES WITHIN REG. 08

WITH THE USE OF TWO (2) UNITS.NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT

THIS APPLICATION WILL BE HEARD BYTHIS BOARD ON JANUARY 03, 2013 AT9:00 AM AT ITS OFFICE AT THE ABOVEMENTIONED ADDRESS.



before the above date furnishing a copy of thesame to the applicant, and may if they so desire,





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7Leyte Samar Daily ExpressNEWSSaturday, 15 December 2012

CEBU CITY -- The Na-tional Union of Journalistsof the Philippines (NUJP)has condemned two mem-bers of Manny Pacquiaosteam for attacking anAmerican photojournalistlast weekend.

Group slams Manny Pacquiaos men for hitting photographerThe National Union of

Journalists of the Philip-pine deplores the attack ona photojournalist by MannyPacquiaos assistant trainerBuboy Fernandez, and ad-viser Michael Koncz, afterthe boxing champions re-

cent loss to Juan ManuelMarquez, NUJP said in astatement, which was post-ed at Interaksyon.com.

Pacquiao adviser Mi-chael Koncz and trainerBuboy Fernandez attackedGetty Images photographerAl Bello after Pacquiaos

brutal sixth round knockoutin the hands of Mexican ri-val Juan Manuel Marquezlast Sunday.

It is clear that Bellowas merely performing hisobligations as a photojour-nalist and, besides, had eve-ry right to take pictures ofthe fallen Pacquiao, said

NUJP.Apparently Koncz and

Fernandez were irked thatBello continued shoot-ing pictures of Pacquiaoslumped and motionlessPacquiao in the canvas de-spite Freddie Roachs com-

mand to stop taking pic-tures.

Koncz and Fernandez

had absolutely no reason toattack him and their doingso was actually in the na-ture of a criminal act, just asPacquiaos trainer FreddieRoach had no right to orderBello to stop taking photos,although Roach later apolo-gized for doing so, accord-

ing to the photographer.NUJP has called out toPacquiao, who just arrivedin the Philippines, to givethe necessary disciplinaryactions to both Koncz andFernandez.

Manny Pacquiao him-self should take actionagainst these two, whose

boorish and unsportsman-like reaction to the loss canonly tarnish the reputationfor sportsmanship that hasendeared him to millions offans.

The Nevada State Ath-letic Commission will re-

view the untoward incidentthat happened last week-end. (SUNNEX)

see the vault because policebarred them from enteringthe building.

Pinili said Duran andCabriana are the only oneswho know the combination,but they claimed they secure-ly locked the vault. They alsodenied having anything to dowith the incident.

No bonusWith the burglary, GSP

employees might not gettheir yearend bonus. Theburglar, though, left someP20,000 in cash.

Mao ng naguol sad silakay ilabi na hapit na angpasko (Thats why theyreupset, especially with Christ-mas around the corner),Pinili said.

Before the break-in, Bu-quir and Arnodia told policethey didnt notice anyoneinside the three-story build-ing last Wednesday night orThursday dawn.

The building is inside theeight-hectare Camp Marina,a training camp site.

Buquir, when interviewedby reporters, said he remem-bers checking the building at

10 p.m. together with Virtu-cio.

He and Arnodia were on-duty from 8 p.m. until 8 a.m.

Security guard Arnel Vil-laner, who works the dayshift, said they didnt knowthere was money inside thebuilding.

Karon ra gyud mi ka-hibalo nga nahitabo ni (Weonly found out after the bur-glary was discovered), hesaid. (SUNNEX)

CEBU CITY -- The re-gional ofce of the GirlScouts of the Philippines(GSP) in Barangay Kaluna-san, this city, lost P600,000in cash to an unidentied

urglar.According to Inspector

Rolando Pinili, head of theCebu City Police OfcesTheft and Robbery Section,the burglary was discoveredat 7:15 a.m. Thursday by theanitor cleaning the regional

executive directors ofce onthe second oor.

Police found no signs offorced entry, which led themto believe it might have beenan inside job.

They have asked six per-sons who work for the or-ganization to undergo a poly-graph test.

They are cashiers Mari-lyn Duran and Maria MelmaCabriana; security guardsGlicerio Buquir and LeoniloArnodia; janitor TeodoloGabonada, and stay-in care-taker Renato Virtucio.

PossibilitiesElements of the Crime

Scene Investigation also ex-amined the ofce to dust forngerprints.

Pinili, in a press inter-view, said the vaults doorhad scrape marks but these

ere not enough to unlock it.Posible ang nagkuha sa

kwarta nakaabli tungod kaykahibaw sa number com-

ination (Its possible theculprit knows the combina-tion). O, wala ni masirad-i(Or maybe the vault wasntclosed properly), Pinili said.

Media members didnt

Girl Scouts ofce loses P600,000 to burglar;Police nd no signs of forced entry

from ten thousand pesos tofifty thousand pesos (PhP50,000.00) shall be imposed,in addition to administrativesanctions.

PDEA RO VIII throughits Compliance Section isreminding all licensees and

permit ees to renew the irlicenses and permits at leastthree months before thestated expiry date in order

to avoid sanctions.Inspection of semi-annual reports shall beconducted from January 1-15, 2013 at the PDEA ROVIII office in Candahug,Palo, Leyte. (PR)

39(2).Violations are dealt with

in accordance with DDBRegulation No. 5, series of2006:

F o r f i r s t o f f e n s e ,imposition of a fine often thousand pesos (PhP10,000.00) and reprimand;

Succeeding violationsare penalized under Section32, Article II of RA 9165,as follows: imprisonmentof at least six months andone day to four years and

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PRO-8 regional director PCSUPT Elmer Soria (inset photo) gave his opening remarks during the Regional Law En-

forcement Coordinating Committee (RLECC) conference held at PNP regional ofce 8, Camp Kangleon, Palo, Leyte,

December 12. (Raul S. Tiozon/PIA-8)

As the calendar yeardraws to a close, theCompliance Section ofPDEA Regional OfficeVIII i s reminding i t slicensees and permitees torenew their licenses andpermits at leas t three (3)months before the expirydate.

This reminder comesas the Philippine DrugEnfo rcemen t Agencythrough the ComplianceService has recorded anincrease in the number ofcases involving violationsof regulat ions of theDangerous Drugs Board by

PDEA-registered clients.PDEA is reiteratingstrict compliance to all theregulatory control measuresimposed on dangerous drugsand controlled precursorsand essential chemicals asmandated under RepublicAct No. 9165 or theComprehensive DangerousDrugs Act of 2002, BoardRegulation No. 3, s. 2003and other regulatory board

issuances, more specicallyon the following concerns:

Impor t a t i on o f controlled precursors andessential chemicals withoutPDEA license and import

permit, as mandated by BRNo. 3, s. of 2003, Sections 6(2A) and 2(B), respectively;

Non- reco rd i ng o f dangerous drugs/controlled

pr ec ur so rs in re gi st er s,

according to BR No. 3, s.of 2003, Sections 38(7) and39(2), respectively;

Late renewal ofPDEA license, as per BR

No. 3, s. of 2003, Section6(8); and

Late submissionof semi-annual reports, asdirected by BR No. 3, s. of2003, Sections 38(3) and

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The new PDEA regional director, Gil Pabilona vows to intesify its anti-illegal drugcampaign in the region.

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