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Mga opisina, tunghaan, pabrika toktokon na usab sa PNP
MANILA, October 27 (PIA)–Ipaubos na usab sa Philippine National Police (PNP) sa Oplan Tokhang ang mga opisina, tunghaan, pabrika ug uban pang mga ‘labor force’ sa ipatuman nga Oplan Double Barrel Alpha o ang ikaduhang parte sa gipalapdan nga anti-drug campaign sa tibuok nasod. Kini ang gipahayag ni PNP Chief Director General Ronald “Bato’ dela Rosa kalabot sa ikaduhang parte sa Oplan Double Barrel nga pagatawgon og Oplan Double Barrel Alpha. Matud pa nga sa mga toktokong tunghaan, planong ipatahan sa balaod ang mga estud-yante, magtutudlo ug uban pang kawani sa mga kolehiyo, unibersidad, tunghaan sa elementarya, high school pribado man o pampubliko nga nalambigit sa paggamit ug pag-negosyo sa ilegal nga droga. Gipasabot sa PNP Chief nga ang pagpalapad pa sa anti-drug campaign sa gobyerno tungod na usab sa padayon nga pagdaghan sa mga nitahang drug personalities nga gikan sa 600,000 nisaka na ngadto sa 700,000 diin ang target mokabat sa 1.8 milyon ang motahan sa dili pa matapos ang tuig. Ang Oplan Tokhang mao ang pagtoktok sa panimalay sa mga gigudahang drug personalities aron kumbinseron kini nga motahan sa balaod.... read moreVoters registration, buksan na usab sa Nob. 7
TAGBILARAN CITY, October 26 (PIA)–Gitakda na sa Commission on Elections (Comelec) ang pagbukas og balik sa voters registration sa sunod buwan alang sa Barangay ug Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) elections. Base sa resolusyon en banc nga gipagawas sa Comelec, sa Nobyembre 7 o halos duha ka semana gikan karon ibalik sa pagpa-rehistro sa mga botante nga molanat taman sa Abril 29 sa sunod tuig. Matud pa nga mas gi-uswag sa Comelec ang registration aron masiguro ang partisipasyon sa mas daghan pang botante. Subling gi-schedule ang voters registration human milusot sa Senado ug Kamara ang balaodnon nga i-oktaba ang maong eleksyon nga gi-uyonan usab ni Presidente Rodrigo Duterte. Tungod niini, gipaabot ang dugang tulo ka milyong magparehistro sa barangay election ug duha ka milyon usab alang sa SK. Matud pa sa Comelec nga sa gipahigayong registration niadtong Hulyo 15 hangtud 30, naa sa tulo ka milyong mga botante ang nagpatala sa tibuok nasod.... read more
Bohol Bike for peace, Visayas first during PNP Taliños term
TAGBILARAN CITY, May 9, (PIA)–It may have happened before, but the recent Bike for Peace activities organized by the Philippine National Police Regional Office 7 in Bohol is the first among the upcoming events, announced Police regional Chief PCSuperintendent Noli Taliño in Panglao. General Taliño, who did not fail to mention the beautiful and scenic 18 kilometer route from Camp Dagohoy to Panglao passing through the Dauis causeway, said the Police Regional Office thought of the ride as the police little help to assure tourists that it is safe to live, roam around and do business in Bohol. Taliño led the PRO Officials including deputy regional director for administration PCSupt Franklin Moises Mabanag, PSupt Clarito Baja, Bohol Police Chief PSSupt Felipe Natividad, and his officials in the 20 kilometer ride that pedaled off from Camp Dagohoy, to Panglao Plaza, then to Alona before going back to the Plaza for a short program. From here, we might do the same to other nearby provinces, he added. The group arrived to a zumba dance session with Panglao local officials leading the early morning stretch. Later, PCSupt Talino moved off and led the police bikers in the zumba until the program started. Also in the ride pack were police officers and men from the regional office, police officer bikers from the towns, bike groups from Baclayon, Alburquerque, Bike Kings, Bike ta Bai, Bol-anon Cyclists, Cortes bikers, Antequera BeerBogs, Maribojoc, Bureau of Fire Protection, the Philippine Information Agency, Bureau of Jail Management and Penology, Capitol Bikers, Dauis and Panglao bikers. “We wanted to get to Alona because we want to show to the...No Results Found
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Loboc Choir wins Aliw award 2009
The Loboc Children’s Choir (LCC) has once again bagged an award in the recently held 21st Aliw Awards at the Manila Hotel November 11. They won the award “Best Performance In A Concert By a Group”, their second award. Their first in 2004, where they bagged the “Best Choral Group Award”. This year, the award is in recognition of the group’s outstanding performance during the Encuentro Filipino series of concerts, which opened at the PETA Theater Center. The Manila concert was to launch the two-month United States and Canada concert tour, choir director Lutgardo Labad said in a statement. Click for full...Boholano officials involved in the “fertilizer fund controversy”, no further comments
There are no further comments from Gov. Erico Aumentado, and Congress Representives Edgar Chatto, Roberto Cajes and former Third District congressman Eladio Jala in regards to the “fertilizer fund controversy”. The aforementioned officials were included in the list that were supposedly given a part of the fertilizer fund. Aumentado receiving P5 M and P3 M for each representative. On Nov. 13, Boholanos tuned in to the live Senate hearing of the testimony of Department of Agriculture (DA) Undersecretary Jocjoc...CVSCAFT students complain to P30 late enrollment fee
In a radio program at DYRD, parents of/and students of Central Visayas State College of Agriculture Forestry and Technology- Tagbilaran City Campus (CVSCAFT-TCC), called to complain in regards to its’ policy of P30/day for late enrollment. They pointed out that this fine should just be disregarded and that they should just understand especially in this time of crisis. Classes should have formally started last week, Nov. 3, but due to many reasons enrollment is still not finished. The reasons are the there are students who haven’t had their clearance signed, and students asking for grades thus mixing up with the enrollees. Other factors pointed out are the huge amount of students and the lack of management control of its...One coastal policy in marine triangle pushed
Provincial lawmakers are now setting in motion a common ordinance that is to be impleented by th three municipalities of the Bohol Marine Triangle, namely Dauis, Panglao and Baclayon. In a meeting of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan (SP) committees which tackled on environment and tourism, the memorandum of agreement (MOA) entered by the mayors aforementioned was discussed. Acting on a letter from the Alona Beach Community Association Inc. (ABCAI) which scored the delay in the joint drafting of a common Marine Environmental User Fee Ordinance to be adopted by the three towns, the two SP committees headed by Board Members Alfonso Damalerio II and Corazon Galbreath urged the Sangguniang Bayan (SB) of said towns to lead in the preparation of the proposed measure as stipulated in the MOA. Among other responsibilities, the three LGUs will adhere to a policy having a single management system in the BMT area. Each town will fully exercise its police powers to enforce all fisheries and environmental laws within its coast. Click for full...Bohol featured in Jiangxi Magazine
Bohol was featured in the July-August 2008 issue of Jiangxi Pictorial, a popular magazine published by Bohol’s sister province int the People’s Republic of China. The magazine featured the Chocolate Hills, and the festive parade and street dancing during the Bohol-Jiangxi Friendship Day celebration last May 8. Ambassador Carlos Chan, gave Gov. Erico Aumentado a copy of the magazine in his recent visit here in Bohol. Aumentado had sought the help of Jiangxi’s 43 million people to help vote for the Chocolate Hills into the worldwide search for the New Seven Wonders of Nature through Internet voting. For the internet savvy, the Jiangxi netizens were invited to visit www.jxnews.com.cn and vote for the Chocolate Hills. Click for full...National News
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