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MIS Capitol Bataan
TABUK CITY, Kalinga — For instigating an effective course of action in addressing peace problems in this city, officials here have recently passed an ordinance institutionalizing the “Matagoan” as the peace program of this local government unit (LGU) in order to attain lasting peace and help erase the bad image of the province as a tribal war-stricken area.
Through the “Ordinance Institutionalizing the Matagoan as a Peace Program of the City of Tabuk,” the LGU mandated the Matagoan Bodong Consultative Council (MBCC) as the “arm of the city government for purposes of implementing the Matagoan Program.” (Dexter See)
Bataan starts village hotline
BALANGA CITY, Bataan — More than 200 village chieftains in the province of Bataan got free cellular phones after Bataan Gov. Tet Garcia and Rep. Abet S. Garcia launched recently the “Barangay Hotline” in their bid to have the village officials communicate easily and serve better their constituents.
During the launching of the Barangay Hotline at the Bulwagan II inside the Provincial Capitol compound here, the Garcias, including Ms. Gila Garcia, Bataan provincial government coordinator, distributed Nokia C1 units to the village officials to be used for emergency purposes. (Mar Supnad)
Training center gets donation
ITOGON, Benguet — A private land owner here donated a .7-hectare of land to the Cordillera Administrative Region Training School (CARTS) which will be used as its expansion area at Sitio Acupan in Barangay Ampucao.
Dr. Lourdes Tay-og Magantino, who is an employee of the Region 1 office of the Philippine Public Safety College (PPSC), made the donation in favor of the training school to help in addressing the need for more spaces by the police training institution due to its rapidly growing population. (Dexter See)
Cavite slates jobs exposition
IMUS, Cavite — The province of Cavite is holding jobs fair in three areas on Labor Day to accommodate all job applicants, the local Provincial Employment Service Office (PESO) said. PESO Manager Eva R. Defiesta said that the one-day jobs fair is open to all job seekers, including overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) who were displaced by crisis in Libya and other areas.
The jobs fair, a project of the Department of Labor and Employment (DoLE), and the provincial government of Cavite, will be held simultaneously at the SM Molino and Bacoor, Rosario and Pala-pala in Dasmariñas City. (Anthony Giron)
Rodriguez steps up police drive
RODRIGUEZ, Rizal — Police authorities here intensified patrol operations in public places particularly in areas where tourists visit during summer, as part of their anti-criminality campaign.
This developed after thousands of excursionists, mostly coming from various parts of Metro Manila and nearby towns of the province, will flock to the Wawa Dam located in Barangay San Rafael in this town to frolic at its cascading waters this summer.
“We are expecting more people to come to this place after Holy Week so we have intensified our patrolling in line with the directive of the Rizal Police Provincial Office to beef up the Police Integrated Patrol System,” said Rodriguez police chief Supt. Rommel Estolano. (Nel Andrade)
source: http://www.mb.com.ph/articles/315461/matagoan-peace-program-cited
Through the “Ordinance Institutionalizing the Matagoan as a Peace Program of the City of Tabuk,” the LGU mandated the Matagoan Bodong Consultative Council (MBCC) as the “arm of the city government for purposes of implementing the Matagoan Program.” (Dexter See)
Bataan starts village hotline
BALANGA CITY, Bataan — More than 200 village chieftains in the province of Bataan got free cellular phones after Bataan Gov. Tet Garcia and Rep. Abet S. Garcia launched recently the “Barangay Hotline” in their bid to have the village officials communicate easily and serve better their constituents.
During the launching of the Barangay Hotline at the Bulwagan II inside the Provincial Capitol compound here, the Garcias, including Ms. Gila Garcia, Bataan provincial government coordinator, distributed Nokia C1 units to the village officials to be used for emergency purposes. (Mar Supnad)
Training center gets donation
ITOGON, Benguet — A private land owner here donated a .7-hectare of land to the Cordillera Administrative Region Training School (CARTS) which will be used as its expansion area at Sitio Acupan in Barangay Ampucao.
Dr. Lourdes Tay-og Magantino, who is an employee of the Region 1 office of the Philippine Public Safety College (PPSC), made the donation in favor of the training school to help in addressing the need for more spaces by the police training institution due to its rapidly growing population. (Dexter See)
Cavite slates jobs exposition
IMUS, Cavite — The province of Cavite is holding jobs fair in three areas on Labor Day to accommodate all job applicants, the local Provincial Employment Service Office (PESO) said. PESO Manager Eva R. Defiesta said that the one-day jobs fair is open to all job seekers, including overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) who were displaced by crisis in Libya and other areas.
The jobs fair, a project of the Department of Labor and Employment (DoLE), and the provincial government of Cavite, will be held simultaneously at the SM Molino and Bacoor, Rosario and Pala-pala in Dasmariñas City. (Anthony Giron)
Rodriguez steps up police drive
RODRIGUEZ, Rizal — Police authorities here intensified patrol operations in public places particularly in areas where tourists visit during summer, as part of their anti-criminality campaign.
This developed after thousands of excursionists, mostly coming from various parts of Metro Manila and nearby towns of the province, will flock to the Wawa Dam located in Barangay San Rafael in this town to frolic at its cascading waters this summer.
“We are expecting more people to come to this place after Holy Week so we have intensified our patrolling in line with the directive of the Rizal Police Provincial Office to beef up the Police Integrated Patrol System,” said Rodriguez police chief Supt. Rommel Estolano. (Nel Andrade)
source: http://www.mb.com.ph/articles/315461/matagoan-peace-program-cited
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