Malakanyang sa mga Pinoy: ‘Di angay mahadlok apan magpabiling alerto’

MANILA, September 5 (PIA)–Human ang duguong pagpamomba sa syudad sa Davao, gitambagan sa Malakanyang ang mga Pilipino nga dili mahadlok, apan magpabiling alerto o magbinantayon.

Matud pa ni Presidential Communications Office (PCO) Kalihim Martin Andanar, angay lang nga ipadayon sa publiko ang ilang kinabuhi samtang motabang sa otoridad pinaagi sa pagsumbong sa mga kadudahang aktibidad o kalihokan.

Si Andanar nagkanayon nga karong walay dagway ang kaaway, ang pinakamaayong himuon mao ang magkahiusa ang gobyerno ug katawhan.

Matud pa nga ang gubat sa mga terorista, gubat usab sa tibuok nasod.

Dugang pa sa kalihim, ang mga terorismo nahitabo sa mga wala damha nga higayon mao nga kinahanglang mag-amping gayud.

Sa dihang gipangutana si Andanar kun may kalabotan ba ang pagpamomba sa Davao sa kampanya ni Presidente Rodrigo Duterte batok sa iligal nga droga, miingon kini nga dili ikalimod nga may mga nakaaway nga drug lords ang Presidente nga may igong pondo.

Apan bisan kanunay nga mauban ang mga drug lords sa mga gidudahang suspek, ning higayona, nagtuo si Presidente Duterte nga mas daku ang posibilidad nga terorista gayud ang nagpaluyo niini. (ecb/PIA7-Bohol)

Kapolisan ug militar sa Bohol, naka-red alert

TAGBILARAN CITY, September 5 (PIA)–Human sa nahitabong pagpamomba sa syudad sa Davao, naka-red alert dayon ang kapolisan ug militar sa Bohol.

Isip tubag sa gi-deklarar nga state of lawlessness ni Presidente Rodrigo Duterte, ang Provincial Peace and Order Council sa lalawigan sa Bohol nga gipangunahan ni Gob. Edgar Chatto, nihimo na og mga inisyatiba sa pag-proteher sa tibuok lalawigan.

Ang Philippine National Police Bohol Police Provincial Office (PNP-BPPO) ubos sa pagdumala ni Chief PSSupt. Felipe Natividad, naka-full alert na samtang ang Bohol Armed Forces of the Philippines ubos sa pagpanguna nila Col. Arnulfo Matanguihan ug Lt. Col. Jose Dodjie Belloga Jr., naka-red alert na usab.

Sukad niadtong Sabado, nagpahigayon na ang PNP ug AFP og joint check points sa mga napiling estratehikong mga lugar sa probinsiya.

Samtang gi-aghat ni Gob. Chatto ang mga komunidad nga naa sa daplin sa mga baybay sa pagpakig-alayon sa mga tinugyanan kon may mamatikdang wa mailhing mga tawo nga nanunggo sa ilang dapit.

Ubos sa state of lawlessness nga gi-deklarar ni Presidente Duterte, ang mga polis ug militar adunay gahom nga imbestigahan ang mga kadudahang indibidwal ug susihon ang matag lugar. (ecb/PIA7-Bohol)

#BROWN4good challenge, gilusad sa DA agi og pagdasig sa pagkaon og brown rice

TAGBILARAN CITY, September 2 (PIA)–Sa tinguhang madasig sa pagkaon og brown rice ug mas mapalapdan pa ang impormasyon ka¬bahin niini, usa ka kampanya ang gilusad sa Department of Agriculture (DA) 7.

Gilusad ning bag-o lang sa DA ang BROWN4good challenge aron mapakatap ang kaayo nga mahatag sa maong klase nga bugas sa lawas sa tawo.

Pinaagi sa paggamit sa hashtag nga #BROWN4good challenge diin matag kaon og luto nga brown rice, i-post kini sa mga nagkadaiyang social networking sites sama sa Facebook, Twitter o Instagram.

Sa matag hashtag, kinahanglang ubanan og hashtag kun asa nga rehiyon tungod kay sa matag post, adunay usa ka cup nga brown rice ang idonar sa charitable institutions nga mapilian.

Gawas sa pag-post sa #BROWN4good #Region, kinahanglan usab i-tag ang mga kaila o higala sa social networking site aron moabot sa target nga hashtag.

Itandi sa naandan nga kan-on, giingong mas daghang makuhang kaayohan gikan sa brown rice sama sa mas taas kini og prutina, lanot, bitamina, mi¬nerals ug antioxidant.

Makatabang usab ang brown rice sa pagpaubos sa timbang, pagpaubos sa cholesterol, ug mas maayo usab kini sa mga diabetic tungod kay hinay ang pag-release niini sa sugar.

Matud pa ni DA 7 regional technical director Joel Elumba, ila usab gilusad ang upat ka kaayohan kun mokaon og brown rice diin naglakip sa kaayohan niini alang sa lawas, alang sa nasod, alang sa mag-uuma ug alang sa mga kabus.

Gipasalig ni Elumba nga aduna sila’y igong suplay sa brown rice nga gikan sa Bohol Rice Processing Complex nga nahimutang sa lungsod sa Pilar ug tinguha nila karon nga adunay mga center nga mapalitan sa katawhan sa dakbayan sa Sugbo ug mga silingang mga lugar. (ecb/PIA7-Bohol)

DFA, may abiso sa Filipino community sa Singapore

MANILA, September 2 (PIA)–Nipagawas og abiso ang Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) sa tanang Pinoy nga namuyo ug nanuroy sa Singapore sa paglikay una sa mga lugar nga dugokonon sa katawhan aron makalikay nga matakdan sa makamatay nga Zika virus.

Matud pa ni DFA Assistant Secretary Charles Jose, angay seryosohon sa tanang Filipino nga naa sa Singapore ang pasidaan human na usab sa kumpirmadong 41 ka locally transmitted Zika virus infection ang natala partikular na sa Aljunied Crescent ug Sims Drive area.

Dungan niini, gipalihok na sa DFA ang tanang embassy personnel sa maong nasod nga magpagawas dayon og advisory sa Filipino community nga mag-amping sa maong virus.

Matud pa nga kun mag-positibo sa Zika virus, ipahibalo kini dayon sa Philippine Embassy pinaagi sa numero 6737-3977 o 9072-2797 aron matabangan dayon sa embahada. (ecb/PIA7-Bohol)

PH scores high among Starters category of Global Connectivity Index

Aspires to be in Adopters, Frontrunners

Despite the absence of public investments in enhancing broadband access and speed, the Philippines scored high among Starters category of the Global Connectivity Index (GCI), published by Huawei Technologies, which measures how 50 nations are progressing with digital transformation using information and communications technology. Starters are countries in the early stage of ICT infrastructure build-out.

The Philippines garnered a score of 33, the highest score given among countries classified as Starters, which are economies with an average GDP of US$3,000 and have GCI range of 20-34. The country advanced two notches from its previous score in 2015 at 31. According to GCI, countries classified as Starters focus on increasing ICT supply to give more people access to the digital world.
According to the GCI report, economies classified as Starters show the following characteristics: ICT investment is less than 2 percent of GDP; E-commerce is low at US$5,000 per capita per year; and about 40% of the population uses the Internet. “Starters are not fully benefiting from the digital economy and its potential to raise incomes and overall quality of life. Policy makers need to ensure ICT maturity enters the second stage, Internet Innovation, so e-commerce can create economic growth. Faster broadband expansion is necessary to increase supply scores so that most businesses and citizens have affordable broadband access,” the report said.

To enter the next category called Adopters, Starters should adopt several strategies that include increase in ICT investment as a percentage of GDP to accelerate nationwide broadband coverage; reduce tariffs and provide subsidies for smartphones to get more smart devices into homes; start planning for high-speed broadband with 4G and fiber-to-the-home rollout.

Globe has been at the forefront of providing the digital lifestyle for Filipinos. The company persistently called on the government to help develop broadband access by investing in internet infrastructure in rural and far-flung areas. Globe President & CEO Ernest Cu has emphasized that broadband development is particularly relevant in communities where even basic infrastructure services such as roads and bridges are lacking, pointing out that broadband access creates significant impact on the development of marginal areas as this allows the community to conduct business with people all over the world, get information on education, health and government services. According to Cu, mobile operators like Globe are unable to deploy infrastructure in rural areas due to business viability issues. He said the government should build infrastructure, such as submarine cables, and then rent these facilities out to telco operators instead.

He stressed the entire country would not be able to optimize the benefits of broadband connectivity unless the government is willing to invest in developing internet infrastructure in “missionary routes”. Globe itself launched early this year a nationwide infrastructure program that would enhance the country’s internet experience within homes and across businesses.

The company has already invested $2.2 billion since 2011 to build a modern network and IT infrastructure. For 2016, bulk of its $750 million capital expenditure will be devoted in expanding network capacities with the additional frequencies that it gained access to from the sellout of San Miguel’s telco assets. The company is also aggressively investing in the deployment of a nationwide fiber optic cable system.

In the GCI report, Adopters are rated higher. These are economies with average GDP of US$15,000 and with GCI score ranging between35-55. Countries in this group see the biggest GDP growth from GCI. Their focus is on increasing ICT demand to facilitate industry digitization and high-quality economic growth. Asian countries under the Adopters category include China and Malaysia both with a GCI score of 44 and Thailand with 37.

Meanwhile, Frontrunners are countries with average GDP of US$50,000 and GCI score ranging from 56-85. These nations are mainly developed economies and they continually boost user experience, and use big data analytics and IoT to develop a smarter, more efficient society. United States lead the Frontrunners with a GCI score of 74, followed by Singapore with a GCI score 72 and Sweden at 70.

To improve their GCI scores, all governments should lead by example in digital transformation for enterprises and citizens, and increase spending on ICT infrastructure to benefit the public. Also, countries need to introduce and train a skilled ICT workforce to unleash the full potential of a digital economy and should partner with more stakeholders to lay a solid digital foundation, encourage cross-domain cooperation, and collaborate with the private sector and financial institutions like the World Bank to create an ecosystem for digital transformation. “Starters need to worry about broadening access. Adopters need to raise the quality of that access, and Frontrunners need to increase the business value created by access,” the report said.

According to the GCI report, the global digital economy has emerged as an unstoppable giant that’s growing at 10% or more than triple the rate of overall global economic growth. The worldwide digital economy generated US$24 trillion in e-commerce in 2015 and accounted for 30 percent of all global transactions. Such transactions were on 2.5 billion smart devices spread among the world’s 7.4 billion people. (To view complete report, please see http://www.huawei.com/minisite/gci/en/index.html).

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