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Palasyo, miseguro nga walay panalipdan sa imbestigasyon sa anomaliya sa ERC
MANILA, November 21 (PIA)–Giseguro karon sa Malakanyang nga walay mahitabong “white wash”ug walay panalipdan sa ipahigayong imbestigasyon kalabot sa alegasyon sa nagpakamatay nga si Bids and Awards Committee Chairman Francisco Villa Jr. nga adunay nangahitabong korapsiyon sa Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC). Una nang migawas sa mga taho nga ang gihimong pagpakamatay ni Villa adunay kalabotan sa giingong nahitabong mga anomaliya sa ahensiya. Gihimo sa Malakanyang ang pagsiguro atubangan sa direktiba mismo ni Presidente Rodrigo Duterte nga magpahigayon og imbestigasyon sa giingong panghitabong irigularidad sa ERC. Gimando na usab sa Presidente ang pagluwat sa pangatungdanan sa mga opisyal sa ahensya. Matud pa ni Presidential Communications Office (PCO) Kalihim Martin Andanar, walay santohon ug maigo gayud ang bisan kinsang maigo sa ipahigayong imbestigasyon. Apan sa pagkakaron, gipahayag ni Andanar nga wala pa’y namugnang special body aron modumala sa ipahigayong imbestigasyon taliwala sa nabutyag nga anomaliya sa maong ahensiya.... read moreRed tide alert, giisa na usab sa BFAR
TAGBILARAN CITY, November 21 (PIA)–Giisa na usab sa Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources 7 (BFAR-7) niadtong Sabado ang red tide alert sa kabaybayonan sa lungsod sa Dauis ug syudad sa Tagbilaran. Si BFAR-7 Regional Director Allan Poquita mipadala sa advisory ngadto sa mga sakop sa media pinaagi sa tigpamaba sa BFAR-Bohol nga si Nimfa Mesina aron mapasidan-an ang publiko kabahin niini. Matud pa sa maong advisory nga gidili ang pagpanguha ug pagbaligya og mga kinhason nga naggikan sa kabaybayonan sa Dauis ug syudad sa Tagbilaran hangtud wala pa’y abiso gikan sa BFAR-7 tungod sa red tide. Niadto lamang Marso ning tuig diin ang kinatas-ang red tide alert ning lalawigan gilibkas sa BFAR-7. Susamang red tide advisory usab ang gipagawas sa maong buhatan nga naglakip gihapon sa kabaybayonan sa Dauis ug syudad sa Tagbilaran nga midagan niadtong Hunyo sa niaging tuig taman Marso ning tuiga. Apan ang BFAR-Bohol nagpadayon og pasidaan sa mga lokal nga kagamhanan sa Dauis ug syudad sa Tagbilaran nga magpabiling magbinantayon sukad kaniadto ug magpadayon sa pag-monitor sa kabaybayonan aron pagsiguro nga ang pagbalik sa red tide toxins maaksiyonan gayud dayon. Ning tunga-tunga sa Oktubre, ang BFAR-7 nipasidaan na sa mga konsumideor sa lalawigan sa Bohol sa posibleng pagbalik sa red tide. Ang red tide mosiaw tungod sa pagdagsa sa talagsaong matang sa algae nga makahilo ug kun adunay kalit nga pag-usab sa panahon gikan sa grabeng kainit ngadto sa pag-ulan.... read more
Philippines-Japan partner up to develop construction skills of foreign human resources in Japan
The Construction Manpower Development Foundation (CMDF) in partnership with the Ministry of Land Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) of the Government of Japan, and the Foundation for International Transfer of Skills in Construction (FITS, Japan) conducted a seminar on ‘Measures to develop construction skills of Foreign Human Resources in Japan’ last March 16, 2017 at the Dusit Thani Manila. The seminar’s main objective is to explore measures to advance the human resource development of Filipino construction skilled workers trained in Japan. Mr. Keita Ohtsu, Subsection Chief, Construction Market Division, Land Economy and Construction Industries Bureau of MLIT gave a talk on frameworks and recent measures used in Japan. The present Technical Intern Training System allows for foreign trainees from developing nations to stay in Japan for a maximum period of 3 years to acquire skills through OJT. There is also the Foreign Construction Workers Acceptance Program which allows skilled workers in Japan to address temporary construction demands like the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics. Mr. Shunjiro Furuhama (Matsuzawa Kawaraten Co., Ltd) discussed the necessity of human resource development to conduct step-up training for trainees with acquired technology and skills to actively participate in the development of the construction industry within their home countries. The Skills Education and Training Program System allows for contents of curriculum, accomplishment levels, and employed materials to be systemized and stored digitally for efficiency. The system helps trainees understand contents and schedule of curriculum to be more cost conscious. There is also a proposal to use Japanese technology in building and improving large scale power plants with the Numata Off-grid Model. Jellyfish a web-based registry...No Results Found
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DTI says baskets can be “Shelter in rough times”
Department of Trade & Industry Regional Director Asteria Caberte says that baskets and handicrafts in Bohol prove to be one brilliant industry to rely on in this time of global crisis. With a production volume topping 11,000 assorted pieces a week and generating a weekly average of P1.2M. With this fact in mind, the DTI brings to Bohol trainings in basketry, bayong making, beadwork, flora arrangement and franchising seminar to start the government’s emergency livelihood and employment program. (rachiu/PIA) Click here for full...Bohol pilots TB control in kids
BOHOL again paves the way for other LGUs in the implementation of the tuberculosis (TB) control in kids. The accolade would be one for the record, besides the Provincial Council Against Tuberculosis (PROCAT) feat in Bohol – the first council of such kind at least nationwide. For council members, the development were greeted with elation. Children have been named as the most vulnerable group to TB. PROCAT chair, Dr Cesar Tomas Lopez agreed and welcomes the piloting move knowing the prevalence of TB and that efforts must be made to protect these children. Upon the issuance Of a Department of Health (DOH) guidelines in implementing TB control in children in 2004, Advanced Implementation Sites (AIS) were selected in Bohol. Identified AIS were towns of Panglao, Tagbilaran City and Gov. Celestino Gallares Memorial Hospital. From the experiences of these pilot sites, Bohol would be adopting the pattern as a template for implementation for all towns. (rachiu/PIA) Click here for full...Guv names March-April dog registration months
GOVERNOR Erico Aumentado signed an executive order naming March and April as dog registration and vaccination months in Bohol as a renewed strategy to fight and eradicate rabies in the province. Citing Republic Act 9482 and Provincial Ordinance 2007-012, the governor said it is but necessary to formulate internal rules to strengthen the implementation of the Bohol Rabies Prevention and Eradication Program (BPREP). The ordinance penalizes pet owners for non-registration and vaccination of dogs, their refusal to have his biting dog put under observation and his refusal to help victims with their concurred treatment expenses. Rabies is a kind of viral infection caused by Lyssavirus and could be contracted by bites from rabid animals, or the virus entering lesions. When bitten, a person has to immediately wash the wound in soap and water within 10 minutes from biting, apply alcohol or disinfectants directly to the wound. And lastly, rush the victim to the nearest rural health unit to obtain referrals before going to the nearest animal bite center. (rachiu/PIA) Click here for full...Anticipating airport traffic : DPWH starts P86M road works for airport access
The government starts the P86M road works leading to the tourist island and its airport. The project is being supervised by the regional office of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH). “The projects are set to approximate the timetable for the airport operationalization, pending the ironing of wrinkles in the right of way acquisition for the multi-billion air facility,” explains Engr. Edgar Damalerio of Bohol’s first engineering district. “It would be a disaster is for tourists and locals wanting to catch a plane but couldn’t squeeze through traffic due to narrow roads and so they miss the flight,” points one construction worker who is now in the frenzy of the construction on sections from. “The land bridge that connects the island to mainland Bohol must be fortified, widened and paved right so it could carry the main bulk as traffic shifts to the proposed airport” added an engineer who supervises for the in the 900 meter road widening and bridges construction works. According to DPWH –7 Engr. Rene Ye, the government is putting up some P86M for the construction and repair of the Jacinto Borja Bridge & Vano Bridge in Poblacion Dauis as well as the widening of the causeway sections leading to Dauis. He also added that a parallel project is about to commence from Tagbilaran City’s Sitio Ubos to Totolan Dauis. (rachiu/PIA) Click here for full...Yap gives P6M for Bilar Irrigation improvement
Agriculture Secretary Arthur Yap breaks ground for the P6M improvement of the Bilar Agricultural College Communal Irrigation System. This was aimed to drastically increase rice harvests while stressing the need for government to spur jobs in the countryside. For the project, it will maximize 40 hectares of irrigated rice lands by generating 5 more hectares and rehabilitating the 35 hectares of prime beds, states Engr. Olympio Galagala Jr., Bohol irrigation officer. Using the excess water of Bilar’s Yectin River, the irrigation system improvement is also expected to benefit residents who would be provided river bank protection, upgrade harvests and help 186 farmer beneficiaries of the Zamros Irrigators’ Association, according to the project profile. (rachiu/PIA) Click here for full...National News
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