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HOSTAGE DRAMA GBC/ABARCILLA/MMECWith criminal techniques and methodology dramatically evolving and at times resulting in criticalscenarios like the case of the distraught former police of cer who hijacked and held captive abusload of foreign tourists in Manila few years ago and the more recent widespread hostage-taking of Zamboanga residents, the CamSur Peace and Order Council chaired by Governor Migz R.Villafuerte in partnership with PNP Provincial Of ce headed by acting provincial director PSSuptRamiro M. Bausa (inset) organized the Critical Incident Management and Task Force Trainingto level up the capacity of municipal task forces and station commanders to tactically manageand safely and effectively respond to critical situations should they occur in the province. Thefour-day training included extensive theoretical instruction (inset, right) and was capped withcommencement ceremonies and simulation exercises shown above, conducted at the ProvincialCapitol Complex, Monday, November 18.

'UNIDAD SA PANAHON NIN KALAMIDAD'The City Government of Naga headed by Mayor John G. Bongat, the Naga City PeoplesCouncil (NCPC), other local business groups and government entities in gi ving relief goods toresidents of Tacloban City and other Eastern Visayas towns who are victims of Super Typhoon

Yolanda. At least (3) three 10-wheeler trucks have already been dispatched since last week.

Naga helps earthquake,typhoon victims

EARTHQUAKE DRILLSM City Naga employees and tenants form an orderly queueas they go outside the mall with hands on their heads duringan earthquake drill held Nov. 13. The activity aims to familiarizeeveryone of the drill, evaluate the effectiveness of the mallsevacuation oor plan and to check the preparedness of theSMs Emergency Response Group in times of earthquake.

NAGA CITY ---Joining the rest ofthe nation in thespirit of bayanihan,the Naga City gov-ernment has allo-cated P1.3 million

aid to the victims ofthe 7.2 magnitudeearthquake andof Super TyphoonYolanda, whichenormously devas-tated provinces inthe Visayas.

Mayor John G. Bongat,under the authority given bythe Sangguniang Panlungsodthrough Resolution No. 2013-270 and Ordinance No. 2013-048, allotted from the citysCalamity Fund an amount

of P300,000 as assistance toBohol and another sum of P1million as aid to Leyte, Samarand nearby provinces.

Vice Mayor Nelson S.Legacion said that the assis-tance to Bohol shall be givenin a form of check while thatfor typhoon-stricken provinc-es shall be in a form of cashand relief goods. The in-kinddonations will be purchased

by the city government and packed by government work-

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Why you won't be seeingCoca-Cola ads for a while

LEGAZPI CITY --The Department of En-vironment and NaturalResources (DENR) Bicolregional of ce here en -

joined the public to goback to the basic in theirmode of transportation--bicycle--saying that motorvehicles are the primary

cause of pollution.If we are given the au-

thority to call the shots overroads, we will be happy to seemore bicycles than cars onevery route, Roberto Sheen,the regional technical directorof the DENRs EnvironmentalManagement Bureau (EMB)

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By KIM ARVEEN PATRIA

You will not be seeingadvertisements from apopular beverage brandfor a whileand for goodreason.

Coca-Cola Philippineshas announced that it will

be suspending all advertise-ments for all its brands viaall media channels from

November 18 until furthernotice.

Any committed adver-tising space will be redirect-

ed to the relief and rebuild-ing efforts for the people inVisayas, Coca-Colas state-ment on Tuesday read.

It was referring to rehabilitation operations the gov-

ernment and other orga-nizations have launchedin areas heavily affected

by monster typhoon Yo-landa.

About 4,000 have beencon rmed dead in theaftermath of the storm,which is said to be the

strongest to make landfallin the worlds recordedhistory.

Millions have also been displaced, especiallyin areas where the storm

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Paci c neighbors. The world saw theterrible damages and global aid camefrom all sources.

It feels good to know that we can besolidi ed in spirit and will - by tragedies.We con rmed that we have internationalfriends (individuals and countries) readyto assist in times of sufferings and want.Our leaders should not let this kind ofglobal support to be wasted. We mustshow trustworthiness and respectabilityas aid recipients. All offered nancialassistance must be properly availed ofand accounted for in good faith.

ECONOMY: Despite the ravagesof Yolanda on our agricultural crops,infrastructures and facilities in CentralLuzon and in the Visayas governmenteconomic and nancial leaders are stillpositive as far as our gross domesticproduct is concerned. They must beinputting therein the bene cial effects ofthe international aid and nancial succorbeing offered by friendly countries andinstitutions including the World Bank andthe United Nations.

The rehabilitation funds willcertainly provide work for our displacedemployees and laborers, hence theirwage money will enable them to buybasic goods and also to somehowimprove their housing and livelihood.Reconstruction projects will stimulate

economic activities and restart tradingin hardware and other constructionmaterials. To that extent TyphoonYolanda also serves as economicprimer.

LOANS: With the prevailingnancial liquidity our banks should

be encouraged to liberally lend toour entrepreneurs so they can re-establish their business presence andto provide goods and services in theaffected communities in the Visayasand other affected provinces. The keyhere is for banks to be given long-termguarantees even as some of the strictrequirements should be made morefacilitated.

Additionally with governmentguarantees, interest rates may bereduced so long as the proceedsare proven for use in rehabilitationprojects. Current interest ratesare already affordable, but this canbe made sweeter considering thenoble purposes of the loan grants.Financial authorities should not justlook at the target GDP and GNP. Thebest economic successes are thosethat enable the people to live moreenjoyable lives.

LOGIC: The purpose of wisegovernance is to insure that the citizenrybene ts from economic boon.

(Atty. APA chairs Acyatan & Co.,CPAs-DFK International is PICPA pastpresident and Hall-of-Famer, past chair of

ASEAN Federation of CPAs, and ACPAPPLifetime Achievement Awardee).

WRATH: On record, TyphoonYolanda (international name: Haiyan)

is the strongest typhoon in the worldduring the last decade or so. Moderntechnology predicted and actuallyrecorded its ultra-strong storm surge andgustiness destroying everything in itspath. Devastations hit Eastern, Centraland Western Visayas but the death tollsare highest in the Samar-Leyte area.More than 5,200 (and still counting) arecon rmed dead with thousands morehurt or listed as missing.

The Philippines is once again labelledas the most endangered territory withan average of twenty typhoons per year

mostly brewed in the Paci c. Yolanda is the 25 th typhoon that visited our countryin 2013. Let us pray that after thecomparatively weaker Typhoon Zoraida (No. 26) no other natural calamitieswill come our way up to the Yuletideseason. Typhoon Haiyan came afterthe earthquake that devastated Boholand Cebu (plus the recent typhoon thatravaged Central Luzon).

RESILIENCY: The Filipinos strengthof character and ability to survive andpositively look forward at the future wasproven by the Yolanda aftermath. TheBayanihan spirit came to the fore asmore and more people and institutionsvolunteered donations of cash, goods andservices. Succor came from internationalcircles led by the USA and friendly Asia-

technology. Cong. Wimpy told me it wasdoable. With that statement, I felt my tripto the PDA in Tigaon was worthwhile.

Cong. Fuentebella invited JamesOsugi, an inventor of solar energy taken

from water which was taken by the waterfrom the sun. He is a Japanese that grewup and studied in the United States. Heworked in the NASA of the U.S.A. Hedemonstrated how light can be preventedin a few minutes. A light bulb of 15 wattsproduces light of 45 watts. He said thiswas very cheap and economical. It wouldbe useful in Tacloban City in of cesand private homes. Even Meralco hasalready contacted them. Cong. Wimpysaid he gave his solar energy light toRichard Gordon for use in relief operationof the Red Cross in Tacloban and to VPBinays relief operation in the Visayas.They had power points to explain thatKiko technology can clean water nomatter how dirty it is by putting Kikostones in the water; can produce fruits

and vegetables ve to eight days earlierand can make it last longer. The fruitsand vegetables like strawberry, tomatoes,celery were much bigger. They said itcan also be used in rice, sugar, coconutplantations and others and the resultshowed that the harvests increased byseventy percent. They also said thatKiko technology can also be applied in

the production of animals. They saidHacienda Luisita in Tarlac is alreadyusing this technology.

The above informations are good forus in Bicol and throughout the countrybecause the Philippines is basicallyan agricultural country. Those presentwere given a brochure on the Bene tsof Kiko Technology on Rice.

So, Korina Sanchez, wife of DILGSec. Mar Roxas, newsanchor of ABS-CBN and a radio broadcaster reportedlybashed at CNN journalist AndersonCooper who made critical reporting onthe governments slow response to theaftermath of Yolanda in Tacloban City.It is not only Anderson Cooper whosaw the slowness of the governmentresponse. The TV programs of ABS-

CBN and GMA on supertyphoonYolanda show these and the people seeit. They also see what the governmentand the private sectors are doing. Theycan make their own conclusions.

I, for one, wondered why didntthe government use the boats of thenavy to immediately bring food andmedicines to the typhoon victims sincethe airports and roads could not beused.. Most, if not all of the governmentowned and controlled corporations ownhelicopter. Why didnt the governmentuse it to airlift food stuffs and medicinesto typhoon victims? That is besidethose in the Air Force. It could havemade the relief operation fast and couldhave saved many lives.

Well, the government and private

sectors are one in helping the typhoonvictims. Central Visayas will survive andrise again because of the bayanihanspirit of the Filipinos, the help of morethan thirty countries and the prayers ofmany people all over the world. Letsthank God that the Bicol region wasspared by Yolanda. Ina protectedus.

At this writing (Nov. 16, 2013), thelatest reported bulletin from the NationalRisk Reduction and Management Council(NDRRMC) raised the number of con rmeddeath from supertyphoon Yolanda to3,633 from 3,621 with 1,170 people stillmissing. The NDRRMC also listed 12,487injured. Storm surges from Yolanda hitCentral Visayas on Nov. 8, 2013 whichcaused the great devastation. We canexpect more bodies will be found.

As I watched the report of two TVnetworks (ABS-CBN and GMA) showingthe destruction and the pitiful situationof starving typhoon victims begging forfood, water, medicines even ve daysafter the typhoon, I wonder why nobodyin the Cabinet advised President Noynoy

Aquino to immediately airlift food to the

typhoon victims. That was done in thepast. If I remember right, it was doneduring the administration of PresidentRamon Magsaysay. Food was airlifted byhelicopters. Packs of food were wrappedand attached to a parachute and droppedto typhoon victims in isolated areas byhelicopter.

Another big problem caused by Yolandais the absence of communication due to thedestruction of cell sites, loss of electricity,etc. In the past, there was communicationthrough radio facility, we called over-over. Police stations, Railway stations,government of ces like the Governorsand Mayors of ce, etc. had over-over.We also communicated through the morsecode in the postal of ces. I told these thingto Cong. Wimpy Fuentebella who was

not yet born at that time before the pressconference and meeting at the PartidoDevelopment Administration yesterday.Their agenda was the preparation ofDisaster Preparedness Plan and Programof the District. Since modern technologyfailed in Central Visayas during the supertyphoon, we can go back to the oldtechnology in addition to the latest modern

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World boxing icon and Filipino peo-ples champ Emmanuel Manny Pacquiaobounced back big from his two consecutivedefeats after conquering Brandon Rios viaa unanimous decision that had Malacaangand the entire Philippines celebrating.

Presidential Spokesperson Edwin Lacierda

welcomed the good news on behalf of the Pal-ace, calling Pacquiaos latest victory as a "wellof strength" and "inspiration" for the wholecountry, especially since we are still nursing thedevastation wrought by super typhoon "Yolan-da" in the Visayas region recently.

Nagbubunyi ang sambayanang Pilipino sa panibagong tagumpay ni Congressman Manny Pacquiao sa kaniyang pagwawagi ng WBO(World Boxing Organization) InternationalWelterweight Belt kontra kay Brandon Rios,Lacierda said.

Thirty-four year-old Pacquiao, who is also arepresentative of Sarangani province, cruised toa convincing win after 12 rounds of boxing inMacau with all three judges scoring almost ev-ery round to his favor.

Sa loob ng 12 rounds, nagpakita ng hindimatatawarang bilis at lakas ang ating pamban-

sang kamao upang magapi ang kaniyang kala-ban, at muling makamit ang tagumpay sa loobng ring, Lacierda added in his statement.

Ang pagwawagi ni Manny sa labang itoay nagsisilbing bukal ng lakas at inspirasyonng buong sambayanan matapos hagupitin ngbagyong Yolanda ang malaking bahagi ng Ka-bisayaan. Naway hindi magbago ang prin-

sipyong gumagabay sa kanyang bawat laban:na bawat suntok na kaniyang binibitawan ay

suntok para sa dangal ng ating lahi , he con-cluded.

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BIKOL REPORTER4 NOVEMBER 24-30, 2013ETCETERA

INNER CHESSBY J. HENRY DANICAN

It takes a school boy in his elementary grade to die in thehands of equally young boys, his classmates, for many to realizethat similar things like these have been going on but dismissedas though nothing of these sorts are happening. It could beconsidered an overlook on the part of teachers that inside theirclassroom, some kids are being maltreated by their classmates.It could take the form of in icting something that is physicallyharmful. It may be a verbal abuse (or assault) but that couldprove harmful to the victim. In many cases, the victim suffersin silence and carries the pain all to himself. It is only when aphysical harm has been in icted and is visible that parents andteachers discover the child has been bullied and the parents,specially seek justice or report the matter over to the right schoolauthorities.

DepEd Secretary Armin Luistro had always expressed thatthe school is a safe and caring learning-centered institutionand Republic Act 10627 which is the Anti-Bullying Law and theDepEd existing Child Protection Policy are being given moreteeth. Doubtless, these are steps towards the complete halt ortotal eradication of what might have been happening in the past.It could be taken as true that years back and even these days,some children are bullied for no reason at all. That the child ispoor in the class or is short of height or pug-nosed or black cansubject the child to being bullied and facing humiliation.

Republic Act 10627 protects students from bullying and otherforms of violence that may be in icted by adults, persons ofauthority as well as their classmates. Us, teachers especially inthe elementary grades, are exposed to what we may term badkids. And that there are many of them is not just a seeming. Itis a fact. I am privy to many young pupils who are mischievousto the point of being harmful. This duo-government impositioncan be considered a breakthrough in education. Now, teacherswill less headaches when it comes to imposing discipline whichis something that can be quite unnerving to many teachers who

nd themselves in the midst of uncontrollable katsengammerkids. The Child Protection Plan made stronger with the Anti-Bullying Law put primacy on the well-being children even alsoas parents and teachers feel a sigh of relief over small troublesin the classroom which, to some kids are parts of their growingup. But this a big No. Children in school should love one anotherand alls well that ends well.

The Anti-Bullying Law supporting the Child Protection Policyis certainly some big things that could make education in thecountry for the child to stay in school, free from harm and notostracized simply because some kids just nd him a good subjector else are done by some children for the thrill of it. The true thrillin the pursuit of education is for children to learn placed in avery happy educational environment. To us, teachers, the timehas come for us to rejoice over the fact that the Child ProtectionPolicy and the Anti-Bullying Law have teeth more than ever.

UNEP Chamber Singers all set forthe International Choir contest

INTERKULTUR Ger-many (IK) in cooperationwith Manila BroadcastingCompany (MBC) and thePhilippine Choral DirectorsAssociation or PCDA will bestaging for the rst time, a

prestigious gathering of cho-rale groups from all over theglobe the Sing n Joy Ma-nila 2013 Philippine Inter-national Choir Competitionhappening from December11 to 15 in Metro Manila.

The international choircompetition is going to beheld at the ALIW Theatre andSTAR Theatre on Sotto Street,near Roxas Boulevard andManila Bay and at the Shrineof Jesus Church close to theMall of Asia. It endeavors tocontinue developing choralegroups and raise the bench-mark of singing standardsaround the globe.

This opportune time also

gave the University of North-eastern Philippines (UNEP)Chamber Singers a chance toshowcase their singing prow-ess being selected as one ofthe nalists.

Adrian S. Argete, UNEPChamber Singers Choirmasterstated that the privilege to be

CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, LA UNION - PLEB STUDY-VISIT. Following their Replication InceptionWorkshop (RIW) program, members and staff of the City of San Fernando, La Union Peoples LawEnforcement Board (PLEB) had their sharing session on best practices and experiences with theCity of Naga PLEB at the City Hall DILG of ce, November 14.

Among the best practices noted was the visitors Help Good Cops Stay Good program wherelectures on the Role of the PLEB are conducted for all incoming policemen resulting to their zeroPLEB cases, and the local PLEBs Pre-Evaluation Project Report to determine probable cause topursue the case against a policeman or not.

The souvenir photo above seated from left: PLEB-Naga members J. Antonio Amparado and

Councilor Jose Tuason, San Fernando PLEB Chairman Andre Dacanay, Naga PLEB ChairpersonMilagros Francia and PLEB members Councilor Ferdinand Versoza and P/Bgy. Jorge Salva.

Standing are the San Fernando City PLEB staff from left: Romulo Ducusin, Maria Teresa Navarro,secretariat head Versilie Limos and Russel Teano.

LEGAZPI CITY -- AlbayGov. Joey Salceda has recom-mended a bottom-up plan-ning for the recovery of areasdevastated by super typhoonYolanda, which he calls aclimate monster.

The bottom-up planningneeds the involvement of theaffected communities, he said.

Salceda was reacting to the

plan of the National Economicand Development Authority to

submit to President BenignoAquino III next week its short-term plan to rehabilitate andreconstruct typhoon-damagedareas.

In a media conference onFriday, Planning Secretary and

NEDA Director-General Arsen-io Balisacan said the plan willoutline how the governmentwould address the basic social

needs of typhoon survivors un-til the end of 2014.

The needs include food,shelter, medicines, water, elec-tricity, access to goods and ser-vices and transportation.

NEDAs plan will also iden-tify the communities that needto be prioritized.

Salceda said, however, thatwithout community engage-ment, NEDAs move wouldforce national government

agencies to make rushed reportsfor submission to the national planning body, which wouldthen convene the concernedregional bodies and conduct

among the contenders in this prestigious event already putthem in high heavens.

These will be a big gather-ing of the best chorales in theworld and we are really ex-cited with our upcoming per-

formance. We are now in theneck of preparations for thischallenging event as we will

be competing under CategoryB1- which is under Dif cultyLevel II and also in the MixedChoirs Category.

MBC Prexy Ruperto S. Nicdao said that the staging ofthe international event is alsoin line with the tradition oftheir stations annual nationalchoir competition in Decem-

ber. Nicdao said that withthe rise of high quality choralsinging and the countrywide

proliferation of choral groupsin all sectors of society, choralmusic in the Philippines hasdramatically expanded during

the last 30 years.Nowadays, the Philip- pines is known worldwide asthe leading choral nation,

Nicdao added.UNEP Chamber Singers

has prepared the followingcontest repertoire: Prayer ofSt Francis by Alen Pote, Go

the Distance by Alen Menkenand Kruhay by Benny Castil-lon. They will also be a part ofthe Sing n Joy concert wherethey are mastering followingsongs: Nanay Tatay by AdrianArgete, Salmo 150 by Ernani

Aguiar, Sana 'y Wala Nang Wa-kas arranged by Robert Del-gado and Isang Dugo, IsangLahi at Musika and PayapangDaigdig by Felipe De Leon.

UNEP is not an amateurwhen it comes to joining in-ternational chorale competi-tion. It has earned its laurelswith the accolades earned byUNEP Chorale then -the brainchild of UNEPs ExecutiveVice President and VP for Fi-nance, Ms. Deli Alfelor- Tibi.

The chorale grabbed theHighest Silver DiplomaAward in the 4th World ChoirGames held in Xiamen , Chi-na in 2006. In July, it baggedanother victorious feat in the

2008 HONGKONG INTER- NATIONAL YOUTH ANDCHILDRENS FESTIVALcompetition held at the for-mer Crown Colonys CulturalCenter in Hongkong

In 2009, it was cited bythe National Commission forCulture and the Arts (NCCA)as one of the recipients of Aning Sining Awards in line withthe celebration of this yearsPhilippine International ArtsFestival (PIAF). It was alsonamed as Sumagang Awardeefor its outstanding achieve-ment in music and culture dur-ing Iriga City s 41st CharterAnniversary Celebration in2010.

This year, the generation ofnew performers the UNEPChamber Singer will be out toshow the world, that the tradi-tion shall live on.

workshops for their members,Salceda said.

What is needed is the re-verse, that is, starting with a fullcouncil meeting of the RegionalDevelopment Council whosemembers are mostly regionaldirectors of the national gov-ernment agencies, he added.

The Albay governor said

each city and province shouldconduct a rapid damage assess-ment and needs analysis andthen prepare a recovery plan,assisted by experts and scien-

tists on hazards, exposures andvulnerabilities.

It should articulate the so-cially desirable aspirations

The recovery plans shouldthen be regionally integrated --not just arithmetically summedup -- preferably in the economicdevelopment committee of theRDC.

The integrated plan shouldthen be submitted to the NEDAcentral of ce for inclusion in thenational goals and strategies.-

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AN katuyuhan po kan ika100 days report ko iyo naipahayag an mga progra-ma pero bago po an gabostugutan po nindo ako naipagirumdum an sakuyangnagin plataporma asin nagin

panuga sa namamanwaankan satuyang probinsya. Akopo nagtutubod na ako po pinilinindo huli sa magigin palakawsa kaenterohan kan sakongadministrsyon sa kabilogankan termino asin ipahiling anmga napunan na direksyionsa enot na 100 days na mar-eyalisar asin masunod an mganagin panuga sa banwaan,iyo po yan an gigibohon tangonian na aldaw. Pero bagopo an gabos tugutan ngunanindo ako na ipagirumdoman sakuyang plataporma asinnagin panuga sa mga na-mamanwaan kan satuyangprovincia. Ako po nagtutubodna ako po pinili po ninda namagservi bilang gobernadorta kamo po kumbinsido sasakuyang programa, na ankatuyuhan po iyo an pagdaranin tiempo sa satong provin-cia, maibangon an nama-manwaan sa pagtios asin anpagtao nin oportunidad lalonglalo na po sa satuyang _ka-hobenan. Primero po susogpo sa sakuyang nagin pa-hayag na an nakaaging siyamna taon nagin maray po parasa satuyang provincia,dara poan mga programa na nagpa-bisto sa provincia nin Cama-rines Sur sa entering kinabanasin paghanga sa enterongPilipinas.

An mga programa po nanapunan kan sakuyang amana si Gov. Lray Villafuertesakuyang ipapadagos, let usnot try to re invent the wheelwe have a good template to-wards development and wewill stick to that, ikaduwa ipi-nangako ko po na ako magigingobernador na harani sa taoasin an sakuyang administra-syon malinig asin transparentan pagpalakaw, sa primerongsanggatos na aldaw, testigopo an provincia sa sakuyangkahigosan , sige sige po ansakuyang paglibot , pagbaliksa iba ibang baranggay asinpagpartisipar sa mga okasyonna kaipuhan po an sakuyangpresencia .

Sarong honra ko po naibalita saindo gabos na anprovincia nin Camarines Surnatawan tulos nin Seal ofGood Housekeeping hali posa DILG sarong patunay pona kita patungo sa tamang

direksyion na pinunan po kansakuyang ama na si GovernorLray Villafuerte.

Ikatulo po, ako po nailihirbilang gobernador dara kansakuyang plataporma, na kayGovernor Migz bida po anprograma, mga programa pona inapod kong 4P asin 4T.//4 P po para sa paaralan, pa-tubig ,pabahay asin puhunangpang negosyo. 4T para sa tra-baho, tinampo, tubig inumonasin training asin scholarship.

An mga pangako pong initatawan ta nin katotohananasin sa nakaaging sanggatosna aldaw, tawan po nindo akonin pagkakataon na magtaonin sarong power point pre-sentation sa mga nagibo ta nasa ladong ini. Magpoon po kitasa 4P an paaralan, pabahay,patubig asin puhunang pangnegosyo. Magpoon po kita sapaaralan, sa panahon po kankampanya eh aram namanpo siguro nindo na nalibot kopo an haros 1,036 na baran-gay sa provincia nin Cam Sur,kadakol po kan mga nahilingna problema asin kadakol poakong nahilingn na solusyon.Saro po digdi nahiling ko posa mga far ung baranggaysa provincia nin Cam Sur ankadakol po na mga barang-gay na mayo pong elemen-tary o high school classroom.

An iba pong mga baranggay

100-DAY REPORT CARDAfter a quarter-year of stewardship of the province, Governor MiguelLuis Migz Villafuerte presented in kilometric facts and gures animpressive accomplishment report of his rst 100 days in of cefounded on an avowed advocacy of people-oriented programsfocused on growth, anti-poverty and people empowerment. A

dynamic initial performance has signi cantly boosted the credibilityof the youngest elected governor in the political history of thecountry who has been chosen regional chairman and vice-presidentfor Luzon of the League of Provinces of the Philippines (LPP), theof cial organization of provincial executives of the country.

GBC/ARCILLA/MMEC

, mga aki sa mga baranggayarog po sa Marangi, San Fer-nando, Baligyan, Presentacion,,Gachitorena , sa Calabnigan ,Libmanan, harayo po asin di -sil an saindang paglakaw aroaldaw tanganing makalaog posa paaralan. Tulad po sa Ma-rangi San Fernando, 5 kilome-ters po an saindang piglalakawaro aldaw. Masakit asin di sil ,ngonian igwa na pong class-room duman , gabos po na mgaestudyante sa Marangi dai napo malakaw pa nin 5 kilometerseveryday.

Sa Baligyan, Presentacionpo 6 kilometers an saindangpiglakaw, nahiling ko po yankan panahon nin kampanya.Ginawan tulos nin paagi sa rst100 days ngonian dai na sindakaipuhan maglakaw nin 6 kilo-meters. Sa Calabnigan Libman-an, 6 kilometers man, ngonianigwa ng temporary classroom.Sa Toytoy,_ Garchitorena, inipo siguro an saro sa pinakaha-rayong barangay na sakuyangnabisita nahiling ko po harayoan pigbyahe kan mga aki tan-ganing makalaog sa paaralan.7 kilometers , ngonian sa laogpo kan rst 100 days , nakapag-bugtak po kami nin temporaryclassroom na sa masunod nataon po gabos gigibohon mingkonkreto para po an primaryconcern po kan satuyang kaa-kian, kahobenan an edukasyonsana dai na kaipuhan pa maagi

sa delikado asin di sil.Sa ngonian po we will haveongoing 40 classroom construc-tion sa ibat ibang parte kan pro-vincia ibat ibang mga barang-gay . Nagpapasalamat po akosa DEPED ta sinda po igwa nincounterparting program. Fiftypercent po an itatao kan pro-vincial, fty percent man po anitatao kan DEPED idadagdag.So sa paagi po kaiyan mas da-kol kitang mga classroom namaipapagibo mas maray parasa satuyang educational sys-tem asin dai lang po classrooman prayoridad ni Governor MigzVillafuerte we have an ongoingcovered court construction saSan Juan , Libmanan. An valorpo kan covered court na ini ay5 milyon pesos. Isusunod ta po

an San Isidro covered court sabanwaan kan LIbmanan man poamounting to 5 milyon pesos.

Afwera po sa infractructure ,padangat po ni Governor Migzan mga maestro sa laog po kan

rst 100 days , nakapag hirepo kita nin additional na 100 lo-cally- funded teachers tangan-ing matawan nin solusyon ankakulangan nin guro sa ibatibang parte kan provincia. Inipo inaasigurar ko po saindo namadadagdagan pa po an mgalocally-funded teachers sa pro-vincia nin Camarines Sur.

An provincia po, nagtao pokami ng mahigit pa sa 3 milyon

pesos for the construction of 6day care centers sa ibat ibangparte kan provincia. In terms ofpaaralan kadakol po kan sam-uyang gigibohon pa itataongcounterparting program pag-katapos po kan baranggay elec-tions ta aram ko po siguradopag kasurog po ni GovernorMIgz an mga kapitan , barang-gay of cials eh mas mahiwaspo an pag asenso kan barang-gay . Pero moving forward posa ikaduwang P, ang pabahay.Ini po tapos na po, nagpagibopo kami nin 20 houses sa hous-ing project mi sa Cabalinadan,Tigaon. An housing project poigwa nin jetmatic pump asinvegetable garden tanganing anmga beni ciary kan housingproject igwa po nin livelihood.Ini po sigurado madadagdaganpa sa maarabot na aldaw.

Ini po sa katabangan po niCongresswoman Leni Robredonag counterparting po kami

magkakaigwa kita nin sabangCalabanga housing project, annangyari po digdi si Cong LeniRobredo an nakahagad nin fun-do hali sa national, an gobyernoprovincial man po an mataonin daga. Two hundred fty(250) houses an samuyang ididistribute sa mga taga SabangCalabanga. Ini po sadiri ko ponginisyatibo, naglakaw po kami niGovernor Lray sa Manila asinnakahagad po kami siguradona, sa Mambulo Viejo Libmananmagkakagiwa nin 150 housesto be distributed sa mga resi-dentes po duman. Ongoing poan site development sa ngo-nian, 2014 po eh marereyalisarna po iyan. Ini pa po 150 housesman po sa Maycatmon, Milaor,ongoing po an site developmentplan , sadiri ko pong inisyatibopiglakaw ko po sa Metro Ma-nila.

Ini po kadakol po akongmga nakaulay na empleyado

sa capitolio an iba po sa ka-nila very loyal po sa provinceof Camarines Sur, an iba po foryears na po nag ta trabaho dyankaya po ini dikit na pambabaliksa loyal employee sa provincianin Camarines Sur , na nalizemi po sa laog kan 100 daysan 2,000 unit capitol employeehousing, kun mahiling po nindomagayon an samuyang housingproject igwa kita nin bungalowtype , igwa kita nin two storeysingle type, igwa kita nin twostorey duplex. Ini po para samga capitol employees.

Sa ikatulong P man po , pa-tubig irrigasyon , sa laog po kan

rst 100 days, nakapag distributepo kami nin 25 irrigation pumpssa mga paraoma asin cooper-atiba . pagkatapos po kan elec-tion ban ay magbabakal namanpo an provincia asin makapagidentify na po kami nin 500 nairrigation pumps for immediatedistribution.

Sa ikaapat na P po an pu-hunan pangnegosyo. Ini po anprovincia nin Cam Sur igwa ninbagong programa an micro -nancing program , kami po annakapagtabang na nin minor -nance program amounting po toover 5 milyon pesos, hilingon ponindo an statistics kun sain namga pamilya an natatabangan ,sa banwaan po kan Libmanan175 families, sa banwaan kanPasacao, 190 families sa ban-waan kan Milaor 155families ,

Pamplona 64 families, banwaankan Pili 250, Minalabac 155families asin San Fernando181 families to a total of 1,170families. Kadakol na pamilyapo an natatabangan kan Ca-marines Sur Micro FinancingProgram. Ginagamit naman ponila an kanilang nautang sa sarisari store, handicraft making ,pagpapadakula nin itik, marketvendors, vegetable growing ,

sh vending at iba pa. So ini ponakaka pag provide nin liveli-hood para po sanamamanwaansa provincia nin Camarines Sur.

Moving on po from 4P to4T, kadakol naman po kitangnagibo in terms of 4T. Magpoonpo kita sa Trabaho, under the ElVerde program po over 9,000na pamilya na po an samuyangnatabangan. An El Verde pro-gram po igwa nin food for treeprogram. Nagtutubod po kamina kun tawan nin livelihood , kuntawan po nin trabaho an satongnamamanwaan ay aalagaan ponila an satuyang kapaligiran. 9thousand families yan pag mag-tanum ka po nin puno igwa kanin cash or food incentive nahali sa provincia nin CamarinesSur.

Sa Cam Sur EmploymentCenter naman po sa laog sanakan rst 100 days nakapag pro-vide kami nin 500 jobs both lo-cal and foreign over the counter

job placement program. An mga

trabaho na saindang narecive,welder, mechanic, electrician,mga restaurant personnelmga nurses, fast food workersan iba po pinadala sa bikolregionan iba po sa MetroManila, asin an iba sinuwerte

nakalaog sa trabaho tinaban-gan mi po sa Australia, Dubai,Quatar, Saudi Arabia asinsa Taiwan. Sigurado po akokadakol po akong amigo la-long lalo na po nakapag adalako kadakol akong interna-tional connections. Sa mgataga provincia nin Cam Sursiguradong matabang po akoma connect po ako tanganingsinda po magkaigwa nin nego-syo abroad asin locally asinini po under my rst 100 days,we have attracted investor tosecure , to put up a call cen-ter facility, bago po kasi po sangonian an Sutherland po napinunan kan sakuyang amana si Gov Lray Villafuerte igwapo nin empleyado na 1,800employee, kadakul an nata-tabangan maraming pamilya,ngonian in my rst 100 days,naka secure po ako nin pani-bagong investor na mapabug-tak nin bagong call center dig-di po sa Cam Sur IT Park foran additional 1,500 jobs, alamnyo po ba sa Sutherland angbawat empleyado kumikita ponin halos 10 thousand to 15thousand monthly , kaya mgacollege graduate digdi saCam Sur igwa akong programkun gusto nindo makalaogo magkaigwa nin trabaho saCam Sur IT park igwa kam-ing re training saindo gabostanganing makapagtrabahokamo digdi .

Sa provincia nin Cam Surbinisita kan Toon Boom anCam Sur Animation Center.Sa mga dai po nakakaaramkun ano an Toon Boom sindapo an pinakadakulang anima-tion company sa enterongkinaban. An 90 percent po kansaindong napapanood na car-toon o mga animation sa peli-kula sa tv an Toon Boom angumawa niyan, nagbisita podigdi an sarong high rankingof cial ninda they were veryinpressed by the Cam Sur Ani-mation Center .

Moving forward posa tinmapo sa laog po kan

rst 100 days we are reha-bilitated over 70 km of bgryroad sa ibat ibang parte kanprovincial. Ini po nasa pictureyan po Buhi asin Nabua peromas kadakol pa pong ongoingpa po an samong road rehabsa katabangan po kan mayor

kan Buhi na si Mayor Rey La-coste sa pagpahiram po niyakan heavy equipment, mahi-was po an samong pagpaparehabilitate ,pagpapakarhaypo kan mga tinampo lalonglalo na sa Rinconada, pigschedule ko na po an gabosna heavy equipment kan pro-vincia tanganing dai po ma-pundo dagos dagos po anpag rehab nagpoon po kamisa fth district aakyat po yanng 4th 3rd 2nd and rst. Goalkopo sa sakuyang primerongtermino bilang gobernador aygabos po na provincia raodeh ma rehabilitate maski dikitsana . Dagos dagos man poan samong pag construct kanfarm to market roads , nagconcrete po kami nin kadakolna pathwalk , pig rip rap mian mga drainage canal sa 82brgy pero ini po sa laog sanakan sakuyang rst 100 day .Kadakol dakol pa po kamingginigibo dagos dagos pa posa ibat ibang mga bgrys.

Sa tubig inumon namanpo ini po orgulyo kong ipag-malaki na July 1 ako nagtu-kaw bilang gobernador an inotko pong ginibo nagpirma kanPR na magbakal nin 1,000

jetmatic pump ta pangako kopo sa satuyang namamanwanlalong lalo na po sa water-less bgrys na magkaigwa nin

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BIKOL REPORTER6 NOVEMBER 24-30, 2013

NAME OF DECEASED DATE OF INTERMENTFLORENTINA O. VILLADARES October 2, 20131.JOSE R. MIRANDA October 5, 20132.SOLOMON M. TUASON October 3, 20133.GILBERTO P. TAPEL October 6, 20134.ADELINA O. CALAYO October 6, 20135.MARVIN P. LAGODA October 9, 20136.FLORENDA B. BONITA October 11, 20137.NATIVIDAD B. RONCESVALLES October 12, 20138.CESARIO A. NIOSCO October 12, 20139.MENELO B. PATRICIO October 17, 201310.ANTONIO N. GERONA October 15, 201311.ANITA B. YOUNG (NISHIYAMA) October 20, 201312.ROLANDO V. BEGUIA October 23, 201313.DOMINADOR DL. FLOTILDES October 24, 201314.FELIX M. ABAWAG October 26, 201315.CONSTANCIO P. VIDAL October 27, 201316.

BIDS AND AWARDS COMMITTEEATENEO DE NAGA UNIVERSITY Ateneo Avenue, 4400 Naga City

INVITATION TO BIDDesign-Build of 1-STOREY ATENEO CHILD LEARNING CENTER BUILDING

1. The Ateneo de Naga University (ADNU) intends to build a 1-Storey Ateneo Child Learning Centerat Pacol Campus, Fr. Phelan, S.J. Drive, Km-7, Pacol, Naga City, to be used in time for the opening ofSY 2014-2015.2. The ADNU now invites bid for the Design-Build of 1-Storey Ateneo Child Learning Center. Project Completion is within One Hundred Twenty (120) calendar days. Price Validity is one hundredtwenty (120) calendar days. These are the requirements:

1-STOREY BUILDING WITH PROVISIONS FOR: 2 sets classrooms (8.00 m X 8.00 m) 1 set of ce space (4.00 m X 4.00 m) 1 set main lobby (3.50 m X 5.00 m) 1 set receiving area with isolation room ((5.00 m X 5.50 m) 4 sets common toilets w/ oor tiles (1.20 m X 1.80 m) 6 sets storage areas ((1.70 m X 2.00 m) 2 sets wash area with twin lavatory (1.60 m X 2.60 m) 1 set nursery area w/ oor tiles (3.50 m X 5.00 m) 1 set kitchen area w/ sink and service counter (2.80 m X 5.00 m) 1 set utility area (3.50 m X 5.00 m) 1 set service ramp w/ plain cement nish 1 set playground/open area (8.00 m X 9.80 m)

Total Building Area = 275.36 m 2Total playground/open area = 70.4 m 2

Note: Areas and spaces are approximations and may be adjusted by the designer-bidder dependingon their proposal.3. Bidders should have completed, within ve (5) years from the date of submission and receipt ofbids, a contract similar to the Project. The description of an eligible bidder is contained in the BiddingDocuments.4. Bidding will be conducted through sealed bidding procedures using non-discretionary pass/failcriterion as speci ed in the Guidelines and Procedures for the Bids and Awards Committee.5. Interested bidders may obtain further information from BAC Secretariat c/o Mr. NARCIS VELASCO,

Head of Purchasing Of ce, and inspect the Bidding Documents at the address given below from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM (Monday to Friday).6. A complete set of Bidding Documents may be purchased by interested Bidders from the addressbelow and upon payment of a non-refundable fee for the Bidding Documents in the amount of FiveHundred Pesos ( P 500.00).7. Bids must be delivered to the BAC Secretariat c/o Mr. NARCIS VELASCO, Head of PurchasingOf ce, 1 st Floor Burns Hall, Ateneo de Naga University, Ateneo Avenue, Naga City not later thanDecember 6, 2013 (Friday) on or before 10:00 AM.

Bid opening shall be on December 7, 2013, 10:00 AM at the 2 nd Floor, Faber Hall, Ateneo deNaga University, Ateneo Avenue, Naga City. Bids will be opened by the BAC members. Late bids shallnot be accepted.8. The Complete Schedule of Bidding Activities is summarized as follows: Activities Schedule/Time & VenuePosting of Invitation to Bid/Newspaper November 27, 2013Issuance of Bidding Documents Nov. 27-Dec. 6, 2013 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM (PST) c/o Mr. Narcis Velasco, Head-Purchasing Of ce,

1 st Floor, Burns Hall, Ateneo de Naga University, Ateneo Avenue, Naga City

Submission of Bids December 6, 2013 / on or before 10:00 AMc/o Mr. Narcis Velasco, Head-Purchasing Of ce,1 st Floor, Burns Hall, Ateneo de Naga University,

Ateneo Avenue, Naga CityOpening of Bids December 7, 2013 10:00 AM, 2 nd Floor Faber Hall9. The bidders shall submit a copy of their duly accomplished eligibility requirement, technical and

nancial proposals in a sealed envelope.10. The Bidder shall complete the appropriate Price Schedules to be provided to the BAC as part ofthe Bidding Documents, stating the unit prices, total price per item, other inclusive charges such as (ifapplicable) insurance fees, freight charges and applicable local and foreign taxes, the total amount andthe expected countries of origin of the Goods to be supplied under this Project.11. The Ateneo de Naga University reserves the right to accept or reject any bid, to annul the biddingprocess, and to reject all bids at any time prior to contract award, without thereby incurring any liabilityto the affected bidder or bidders.For further information, please refer to:

Mr. NARCIS VELASCOHead, Purchasing Of ce /BAC SecretariatTelephone/Facsimile No.: (054) 472-2630

Email add.: [email protected]

ROMEO B. FAJARDOChairperson, ADNU-BAC

BIKOL REPORTERPublished: November 24, 2013

tubig Inumon so under my rst100 days, 1,000 jetmatics poan samuyang na distribute , piginstall to almost 310 waterlessbarangays. Madadagdagan papo Ini ta aram ko dakulang ta-bang ini lalong lalo na po sa ha-rarayong baranggay. Pero bakolang pong jetmatic pump butwe have construction of level 2watersystem sa banwaan kan

San Fernando, banwaan kanPamplona patapos na po asinbanwaann kan Milaor, asin initapos na po level water systemmi sa Sibao Calabanga.

Sa training scholarship manpo kami po naka pag train undermy rst 100 days nin 1, 250 peo-

FIRST 100 DAYS REPORT . . .ple for the job placement abroadand locally . an samuya pong narefer locally digdi po sa BikolRegion ay 3,226 applicants sir-ing man po umaabot halos 800applicants so kadakol pongnatatabangan an Cam Sur JobPlacement Program.

Sa training and scholarshipman po an Gov Migz Scholar-ship program igwa na po nin3,000 students and amountingto 10 million pesos an sam-uyang binabayaran tanganingmagkaigwa nin libreng edu-kasyon an satuyang kahobenan. An goal ko po next year um-abot sa 5,000 to 10,000 anmagin scholar ni Governor Migz

under the Gov Migz ScholarshipProgram

Sa training man po nag-kaigwa kami nin women eco-nomic empowerment training sabanwaan kan Del Gallego asinPasacao pig training mi po anmga kababaehan na mag shprocessing , sa banwaan kanLupi nagkaigwa kita nin cacaoprocessing , sa Pag-oring Nue-vo igwa kita nin oil processingplantation enhancement. Ako po

nagtutubod na kun i train ta poan mga kababaihan magkakaig-wa sinda nin hanapbuhay.

Bako lang pong 4P asin 4Tan prayoridad ni Gov Migz Vil-lafuerte. Importante po sakuyaan pag ataman kan satuyangsalud. Kaya under my rst 100

days kompleto na po an feasi-bility studies and architecturalfeature kan 100 bed provincialhospital sa Banasi Bula, igwa napo kaming fundo hali sa mga in-ternational investors 100 millionpesos , 2014 po pupunan na anCam Sur Provincial Hospital ,maliban pa po dyan aram ko pokadakol kiatng magagayon asinhighly potential na provincialhospital sa Cam Sur, under my

rst 100 days pig rehablititate mi

po an Garchitorena District Hos-pitala. Sa Sipocot -Ragay -Lib-maman district hospital an tinaomi po sa bawat hospital ay 15million pesos so bawat hospi-tal 15,15,15, million amounting ti60 milyon pesos ako po dai nag-papabaya health is a proiority kiMigz Villafuerte.

Ini man po magandangbalita para sa banwaan kanCalabanga asin third districtkan provincia nagtarabangan ulikami ni CongresswomwomanLeni Robredo. Si Vice MayorRobles kan Calabanga naka-hanap nin daga. Binakal kanprovincia an daga asin an pro-vincia iyo an bahala sa medicalespenses , sa mga doctor asiniba pa.nangako po an provinciana halos 12 million pesos an ga-gastoson kada taon tanganingmagin operational an Calaban-ga District Hospital na next yearpo magpopoon an construction. 50 milyon an nahagad ni CongLeni Robredo kaya palakpakanpo natin siya at pasalamatan.

Personal ko pong pigbisitatanganing mahiling an sitwasyon, pig improve mi po asin pig op-erational an municipal hospitalsa Guyudan Bato ngonian 24hours operational na po sa ka-tabangan po kan mahigoson naalcalde duman na na si Janetbernaldez . kompleto na po anbulong kompleto na po an doc-tor sa Guyudan, Municial hospi-tal sa banwaan kan Bato.

Kadakol man kaming pinagrepair, pig repair mi po an RuralHealth Center facilities sa GRSRagay nag construct kaming ru-

ral health center sa Gainza con-struction of Birthing Home Fa-cility sa Agdangan Baao, repairand upgrading of rural healthcenter in Canaman , pig repairmi po an rural health center saLupi personal ko pong binisita,nag set up po kami nin SeniorCitizen Clinic sa ProvincialSenior Citizen Center. nag putup po kami nin 24 hour HealthEmergency Management Sys-tem sa 11 district hospital kairi-ba na po an Cam Sur ProvincialHealth Of ce, pig upgrade mi poan laboratoryo asin pharmacykan Ocampo District Hospitalkaya sa gabos po na pirmi nag-babatikos na dai daa proyorityan salud ki Gov Migz kamo nalang po an magtubod kun isayan nagsasabi nin totoo.

Dai lang po health an prioritykundi kapalibutan asin environ-ment. An El Verde po pinunanan programa kan 2009 an visionpo niya makapagpatanum nin 12million trees before 2012, nang-yari po nareyalisar an vision kansakuyang ama. Noong ako ponagtukaw pinagtawanan nindonin pagkakatoan sa sakuyang

inaugural speech sinabi ko pona an vision ko po magtanumnin 40 million trees by the year2020 sa laog po nin sanggatosna aldaw under my rst 100days nakapag patanum po kaminin 1.2 milyon tress in supportof the El Verde Movement. Akopo nagtutubod na atamanon ponatin ang kapaligiran ta iyan poan mag re rescue sato sa baha,natural calamaities , landslidesasin iba pa. Asin kun matanum

kita igwa man yan mga cash in-centive igwa man yan mga live-lihood beni ts na matabang sasatuyang banwaan .

Sa satuyang pag establishnin 50 hectares nin bambooplantation sa banwaan kan DelGallego, an target mi po dyanmakapagpatanum sa 1,000hectares. Ang tanong po bakitone thousand an papatanumanpara magkaigwa nin biomassfacility. Ini po makakatabang sakoryente sa Del Gallego asin

rst district kan Cam Sur pagigwa po dyan nin biomass facil-ity an hanapbuhay, an bayaransa koryente mabawas.

Sige sige man po an samuy-ang pag stablish kan coco seedbank sa Tanag Libmaman na-kapa replant po kami nin haros70 thousand coconut trees. Inipo sa katabangan kan DENR,PNP, Sagip Kalikasan sa pa-mamayo po ni Fermin Maboloasin Chief Mosa, Phil Army , Mt.Isarog Guardians, pinakusog taan anti illegal logging task force. Sa laog sana kan rst 100days ko naka apprehend kamiover 8,000 cubic feet of illegallycut wood. An illegally cut woodpong iyan ay ipapagibo mi pongschools chairs and tables naipapanao po sa ibat ibang paar-alan sa provincia nin Cam. Sur.Kadakol man po kaming pigimpound, pig apprehend ,asinkasong ipinag le against illegalquarry operators. Sa mga daipo nakakaaram an sharing podigdi 40.30,30. 40 % napupuntasa munsiipyo , 30 % sa baran-gay, 30% sana sa provincia nin

Camarines Sur. Milyon milyonpo ang nawawala kaya ako ponaghahagad kan saindong ta-bang na mag report kan mgaillegal quarry operators sa pro-vincia kan Camarines Sur . Weare depriving our youth of freescholarship free book and allother things coz of your illegalactions kaya dapat po actionanta yan tulos. Hilingon po nindosa Cabusao illegal quarry angamit pa truck kan munisipyo, sala! Kadakol po akong na-babalitaan sa banwaan kanCaramoan , milyon milyon pongproject an pig implement dumandahil pinanigan po kan sakuy-ang ama na si Governor LrayVillafuerte dahil po sa saiyangmga tourism effort. Imbis po namagtabang an LGU , si mayorsa banwaan kan Caramoan syamismo an nangungunsinti kanmga illegal quarry operators.Sala an ginibo . Kadakol mgaillegal quarry na nagyayari sabanwaan kan Caramoan.

Under my rst 100 days manpo tinapos mi po completed anBicol River Development Pro-gram, Kompleto na po an pro l-

ing and assessment of 134 ba-ranggays along the Bicol Riverin the province of CamarinesSur . Ini po makakatabang saturismo , makaka crear nin liveli-hood, infrastructure asin patubigna mga programa na samuyapong ping iimplelment sa 2014.Importante napunan na.

Ah in terms of environmentpa po nagkaiogwa kaming si-multaneous clean up for 71 hotspot coastal areas, yong nasa

picture po sa Tahaw , Libmananpo yan, nag install din po kaminin 30 units of ood meter samga river baranggays, at dahilpo sa samuyang mga programasin effort pa sa environementsa kapaligiran

So bako lang pong sa envi-ronment an prayoridad ni GovMigz Villafuerte agrukukturaman po , padangat ko po an mgaparaoma. Sa samuyang paglibotlibot nahiling ko po na an provin-cia nin Camarines Sur ay veryagriculture base kaya kaipuhantang tabangan an satuyang mgaparaoma. Under my rst 100days po , we have secured aninvestor to put a rice processingcenter that woud bene t farm-ers though higher palay prices. An halangkaw na presyo pokan paroy kahit wet na paroybabakalon sa maray na presyo. So abangan po nindo yan. Ahini po under my rst 100 days, we have secured another in-vestor , sinda po handa na mag-patanum nin 1,000 hectares ofcassava that would providethousands of jobs to farmers, so1,000 hectares sarong hectaryasarong trabaho times 1, 000 ,one thousand po na trabaho anma ke crear sa pagpatanom nincassava na sigurado ng igwanin investor. Sige sige man poan samuyang patanom nin highvalue crops , arog po kan taroasin bell pepper na siguradopong makakatabang sa satuy-ang mga paraoma.

Ini po under my rst 100days man po, we have com-pleted na feasibility study and

engineering for coconut waterprocessing facility to providelivelihood and increase coconutfamers income , ini po igwa nininvestor sa banwaan po kan Pilimapapamugtaka an coconutwater processing facility , ba-bakalon po ninda an niyog samaray na presyo . kaulay mi poan investor an target daa nindana mapadara abroad 11 millionliters of coconut water. Kayangkaya po yan kan provincia ninCamarines Sur kun magkasa-raro kita.

Under my rst 100 days manpo we have secured 195 milionfor the development of rice pro-gram such as the establishmentof community rice seed bank,rice processing equipment, farmproduction equipment asin mgasmall irrigation project.

Under my rst 100 days manpo 30 million pesos na sigura-dong fundo an marerecive kanprovincia para po sa corn pro-duction support , fertilizer, cornmodernization, mechanical cornsealer asin village type cornpost harvest facility. Dakulang

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EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE WITH SALE

Notice is hereby given that the named parties are the onlysurviving heirs and legitimate children of the late BENITOCALVELO who died intestate at Cabanbanan, Balatan,Camarines Sur on February 20, 1978; that the deceased

left no will or testament and no known debts, left a parcelof agricultural land at Balatan, Camarines Sur; availing ofthe Provision of Sec. 1 Rule 74 of the Rules of Court, theparties settled, partitioned and adjudicated unto themselvesin pro-indiviso share the described property; that for and inconsideration of the sum of FIFTEEN THOUSAND pesos(P15,000.00) paid by Bernardino Tombado, the parties dohereby SELL, CEDE, TRANSFER and CONVEY unto saidBernardino Tombado a portion of the described property; asacknowledged before Notary Public Soliman M. Santos, Jr.,Doc. No. 30, Page No. 6, Book No. XVII, Series of 2013.

BIKOL REPORTERPublished: Nov. 24; Dec. 1 and 8, 2013

all members of Sarung Ban-gui Junior Eagles Club and ofUswag Riders Junior EaglesClub. He likewise thankedall the organizations and in-dividuals who supported theevent, including those whovolunteered to manage thevehicular and pedestrian traf-

c. He did so as president ofthe civic club Federation ofPhilippine Eagle Clubs, In-corporated.

We are all happy to givehope to the people of Zam-

boanga, and we are elated toexpress our collective aspi-ration for peace peace is a

precondition to national de-velopment and progress. De-spite the intervening eventsand natural calamities, wesay Zamboanga is not forgot-ten, Sergio said.

BICOLANOS . . .

based at the Regional Govern-ment Center here, on Saturdaysaid.

Sheen said this at the start-ing line on Legazpi Boulevardof the 20-kilometer fun-cyclingevent dubbed sa Pidal Parasa Gabos Para sa Malinig naParos (Bike For All, For CleanAir) Part 2 organized by EMB

to cap the observance of the National Clean Air Month thisyear.

The agency stressed on the public the use of bicycle asan ef cient, environmentally-friendly and healthy mode oftransport.

The event also aims to edu-cate the public about the envi-ronmental bene ts of biking byreducing emissions for cleanerair and raise their awareness ofthe Clean Air Act of 1999, theanti-smoke belching campaignand actions to reduce emis-sions, Sheen said.

It was not a racing event but prizes were given to winning participants in various odd cat-

egories such as the wearing ofeye-catching out ts to repre-sent different professions suchas doctors garb, religious hab-it, police, military and schooluniforms or even animal cos-tumes and designs that depictthe theme, Usok Mo, BuhayKo (Your Smoke, My Life).

Special awards were alsogiven to participating teamswith most number of ridingmembers, oldest rider, young-

DENR WANTS MORE BIKES . . .est rider, unique bicycle, bestdressed rider and early birds.

We encouraged the par-ticipants to register as a teamwith three or more members toemphasize the spirit of work-ing together for cleaner air,Sheen said.

Another unique feature ofthe event is the pit stop chal-

lenge which required par-ticipants to nish a task andanswer questions in every pitstop to collect a token.

The event was participatedin by about 500 bicycle hob-

byists from all over Albay whorecognize that the physical ex-ercise gained from cycling isgenerally linked with increasedhealth and well-being.

According to the WorldHealth Organization (WHO),

physical inactivity is secondonly to tobacco smoking as ahealth risk in developed coun-tries and this is associated withmany tens of billions of dollarsof healthcare costs.

The WHO report suggests

that increasing physical activ-ity is a public health best buyand that cycling is a "highlysuitable activity" for this pur-

pose.It also said that investment

in cycling provision can givea 20:1 return from health andother bene ts.

It has been estimated that,on the average, approximately20 life-years are gained fromthe health bene ts of road bi-

cycling for every life-year lostthrough injury.

Bicycles are often used by people seeking to improvetheir tness and cardiovascularhealth. In this regard, cycling isespecially helpful to those witharthritis of the lower limbs whoare unable to pursue sports thatcause impact to the knees andother joints.

Since cycling can be used

for the practical purpose oftransportation, there can beless need for self-discipline toexercise.

Jory Los Baos, a bicycleavid here, said cycling is a veryeffective and ef cient mode of

transportation optimal for shortto moderate distances.

Bicycles provide numerous bene ts in comparison withmotor vehicles, including thesustained physical exercisenecessarily involved in cy-cling, that cycling involves areduced consumption of fossilfuels, less air or noise pollu-tion, much reduced traf c con-gestion, easier parking, greater

maneuverability and access to both roads and paths, he said.

According to Sheen, bicy-cles were introduced in the 19thcentury and now number aboutone billion worldwide and the

principal means of transporta-

tion in many parts of the world,especially in daily commutingas well as in a commercialactivity, mainly to transportgoods, mostly accomplished inan urban environment.

He said the postal servicesof many countries have longrelied on bicycles.

The British Royal Mail rststarted using bicycles in 1880.

Now bicycle delivery eets

include 37,000 in the UK,25,700 in Germany, 10,500 inHungary and 7,000 in Sweden.

The London AmbulanceService has recently introduced

bicycling paramedics, who canoften get to the scene of an in-

cident in Central London morequickly than a motorized am-

bulance.Late in the 20th century,

urban police bicycles becamemore common, as the mobil-ity of car-borne of cers wasincreasingly limited by traf ccongestion and pedestrianiza-tion.

Bicycles enjoy substantialuse as general delivery vehi-

cles in many countries. In theUnited Kingdom and NorthAmerica, as their rst jobs,generations of teenagers haveworked at delivering news-

papers by bicycle, he added.-PNA

ers and volunteers from the private sector.

We are in one with therest of the country in prayingfor and helping the victims tospeedily recover from these re-cent calamities. We hope thattheir lives will be brought backto normal as soon as possible,Legacion said.

Aside from those assi-tance, the city government alsoopened the Jesse M. RobredoColiseum for use of the ty-

phoon survivors while on theirway to Metro Manila. Manyof them are leaving Samar andLeyte provinces to seek a newlife in Metro Manila and other

places.According to Bongat, hehas already instructed the CityHealth Of ce, Public Safety

NAGA HELPS EARTHQUAKE . . .Of ce and the City Social Wel-fare and Development Of ceto provide survivors medicalassistance, free meals and tem-

porary lodging.For those who are bound

for Metro Manila, they will be passing Naga City. Thus,we have made sure that duringtheir stop-over in Naga, we can

provide them necessary assis-tance and, in the process, uplifttheir spirit and moral. They arenot alone in this situation. Weare here to help them, Bongatsaid. - Paul John F. Barrosa

made landfall. Tacloban City,for instance, was attened bystorm sea surges from Yolanda.

Coca-Cola said the moveintends to rechannel its capac-ity to extend aid and demon-strate our commitment to upliftthe lives of the people in theaffected communities.

The advertising money thatwill be saved through the effortadds to the funds Coca-Colaas a global company alreadyvowed to give to Yolanda vic-tims.

Coca-Cola earlier pledged$2.5 million in cash and inkind to help in relief effortsin stricken areas. $1 million

will come from the companysPhilippine arm.

Another million, mean-

while, will be given by theCoca-Cola Foundation throughthe American National RedCross. It has also donated bot-tled water valued at $590,000.

Coca-Cola added that itis working closely with gov-ernment agencies, the ArmedForces and the Philippine RedCross, which are on top of re-lief operations.

We will make certain thatthe Coca-Cola system in thePhilippines is mobilized tohelp however we can, Coca-Cola said.

WHY YOU WON'T BE SEEING . . .

FIRST 100 DAYS REPORT . . .tabang po para sa satuyangmga paraoma. Pero bako langpong agrikultura an prayoridadni Gov Migz, under my rst 100days in of ce as governor ofthe province we have securedfunding for over 500 million pe-sos worth of fund for infrastruc-ture project . ini po 17 minicipali-ties, 526 baranggays an ma cocover . ini po an fundo po na ito

an pagpapamugtak po nin mgaschools buildings, health centers,day care centers, farm to mar-ket roads,evacuation centers,pathwalks, concrete pavement ,health centers, an water systemna i implement po sa 2014. Anbarangay po an maimplementdyan matabang po sa provinciakaya kaipuhan po talaga an ka-tabangan kan satuyang mgabarangay of cials.

Asin under mg rst 100 dayspo pirmado na an tseke , pigprovide na po kan provincia an5 milyon counterparting pro-gram kaibanan po an KALAHIto project worth 93 milyon in 75barangay sa banwaan po kanLibmanan . 2014 po siguradong

madadagdaganpa po ini. Isipinpo nindo 93 milyon an ilalag kanKALAHI asin kan provincia ninCamarines Sur para pa sa ban-waan kan Libmanan. An mgaproject po na gigibohon ninda,mga road concreting ,mga daycare centers, igwa pong healthcenters mga schoolbuildings,mechanical dryer igwa po ninfoot bridges, ood protection

dike , drainage canal , culvert,electri cation , water system ,farm to market road . mga tulay.So kadakol po talagang nata-tabangan an KALAHI at angprovincia nin Camarines Sur interms of infrastructure, ito potandaan nindo rst 100 days pasana . Sa KALAHI pa po pig pro-vide na po kan provincia an har-os 900 thousand pesos for the

rst to nance all the projects of4 barangays sa banwaan kanBato . An piggibo po kan 4 nabarangay na tinawan kan fundo, eh tulong farm to market road, sarong day care center sabanwaan kan Bato so dakulangtabang po para sa banwaan kanBato . ini po sa katabangan po

nin Cong Sal Fortuno , 2014,asin sa samuyang enot na ter-mino sa katabangan ni CongSal we have secured fundingfor the construction of thr Bala-tan-Pasacao coastal highway .so ini po dakulang katabangansa costales na parte kan SouthChina Sea sa provincia nin Ca-marines Sur personal ko pongpigbisita yan grabe, high po-tential an costales na yan og-mahon akong maray kaipuhanan coastal highway dyan. Inipo more or less 20 kilometerspapa sementuhan po namin niCongressman Sal Fortuno kai-banan po an ibat ibang nationalleaders,.

Pero nag poon pa lang po,nagpopoon pa lang po kita, antrabaho po sa pag asenso kanprobinsya dai po matatapos salaog nin sanggatos na aldaw osangribong aldaw kan sakongprimerong termino bilang gober-nador an importante po iyo inian katuyuhan kan ginibo tang

rst 100 days report. Nailatag

natin ito asin napunan na anmga proyecto , mga programana madara kan panugang pagasenso sa probinsya nin Ca-marins Sur, sabi ngani the jour-ney of a thousand miles startswith a single step, sa satuyangsitwasyon halawig na po ansatuyang napunan kaya akopo makaka siguro saindo namahiwasan man an ginibo kansatuyang administrasyon. Akopo an ikaapat na Villafuerte nanagtukaw bilang gobernadorkan probinsya nin CamarinesSur. Namana ko po an sain-dang mga katibayan kaya daikamo mangalas ako an pinakahoben na gobernador asin pina-ka matibay na gobernador saprobinsiya nin Camarines Sur.Iyan po obligasyon ko po yan sasamuyang pamilya sa probin-sya nin Camarines Sur asin akopo nangangako saindo gabosna mayong kapagalan na gigi-bohon ko po an gabos para posa pag uswag asin pag progresokan satuyang probinsya .

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BIKOL REPORTER8 NOVEMBER 24-30, 2013

BIKOL REPORTER

REGIONAL EXPONENT FOR PROGRESS

OUTSTANDING LOCAL NEWSPAPERFor Five Consecutive Years by the St. Peter

Baptist Catholic Mass Media Awards

8 NOVEMBER 24-30, 2013

Walk-for-a-causeBicolanos remember Zamboangueos

PRESS CONFERENCECamarines Sur 3 rd District Rep. Wimpy Fuentebella (2 nd fromleft, seated) is shown in photo explaining to the mayors of the

coastal towns of his district the invention of solar energytechnology taken from water. He said this invention is cheapand economical.

event was a huge success.According to Naga CityCouncilor Nathan Sergio,the event targets were sur-

passed, both as to the number of participants and theamount generated.

Thousands of peoplefrom all walks of life par-ticipated and have actuallywalked the 3.5 kilometersroute. Notable among the

participants was a groupof persons with disability(PWDs) who joined, sup-

portive to the cause. Ofthis group, two are wheel-chair users, three visuallyimpaired, one deaf whilethe rest are orthopedicallychallenged. Most of the

participants were studentsfrom various schools; theothers were from the vari-ous sectors: elderly, wom-en, government employees,

businessmen, workers inthe private sector, laborers/drivers, etcetera.

The sum of P 75,266was raised, way above the50K target. After deductingthe operational expenses ofP 6,443, the net amount ofP 68,823 was turned over tothe Ateneo Treasurer, whowill in turn send the en-tire amount to SimbahangLingkod ng Bayan (SLB).

SLB is a non-partisan,Church-based, Jesuit-ledorganization and a networkof religiousm priests, semi-narians, and lay individualscommitted to the service of

Filipino church and the Fil-ipino people. It has a strong

presence in Zamboanga,and is directly workingwith and for the victims ofviolence and other atroci-ties caused by war.

Right after the walk, ina short program held insidethe Ateneo Church, Sergiocongratulated the studentswho conceptualized andinitiated the event, who are

A walk-for-a-causeevent, dubbed as Paglaompara sa Zamboanga (Hopefor Zamboanga), was heldin the morning of Saturday,November 23, in Naga City,

the acknowledged Heartof Bicol. From the EaglesPark along PanganibanDrive, the Walk passedthrough Magsaysay Avenue,Peafrancia Avenue, San-

tonja Street, BagumbayanStreet, Ateneo Avenue andunto the Ateneo de NagaUniversity campus.

Though without anyfanfare or media blitz, the

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