Tuesday, July 23, 2024

Babayeng septuagenarian gipusil sa Kalilangan

Isa ka 72-anyos nga babaye ang gipusil patay buntag sa Hulyo 13, 2024 sa Brgy. Forchacu III, Kalilangan, Bukidnon

Ang biktima nakaangkon sa grabeng samad pinusilan sa agtang hinungdan sa hinanaling kamatayon niini.

Matod sa bana sa biktima, samtang sila nangatulog sulod sa ilang kuwarto, isa ka wala mailhing lalaki ang nipusil sa iyang asawa gikan sa gawas sa ilang bintana gamit ang wala matinong kalibre sa armas.

Human sa hitabo, misibat ang suspek paingon sa wala matinong direksyon.

Ang Kalilangan MPS padayon pa nga nagpahigayon og makuting imbestigasyon alang sa pagtino sa motibo sa krimen ug posibleng pag-ila ug pagkasikop sa suspek. (Diego M. Hidalgo)

SOPA, Foundation Day 2024 gipangandaman na

Gipangandaman na sa Provincial Government sa Bukidnon ang umaabot nga State of Provincial Address ni Provincial Governor Rogelio Neil P. Roque

Sumala sakasayoran sa PGB, lakip sab nga gipangandaman ang ika-110th Founding anniversary sa probinsya.

Ang panagtigum sa Provincial Events Committee natigayon kaniadtong Hulyo 15, 2024 sa PHRMO Conference Room sa Provincial and National Building, Capitol Compound, Malaybalay City, Bukidnon.

Nahisgutan ang mga kinahanglanon alang sa traffic scheme, kahusay ug kalinaw, ug mga imbitado sa SOPA.

Samtang ang mga kalihokan sa foundation day naglakip sa misa, parada, tree planting, air sports show, concert, hot air balloons ug uban pa. (Omar Rashid Z. Abdullah)

Top 1 HVI sa Bukidnon nakorner

Nakorner sa mga miyembro sa Maramag Municipal Police Station (MMPS) ang top one high value individual target sa kapolisan ug Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) sa Bukidnon

Sumala sa report ni Police Lt. Col. Bryan M. Panganiban, chief of police sa MMPS, nasikop ang 32-anyos nga si alyas Van-Van sa buy bust operation sa illegal drugs sa Purok 5, South Poblacion, Maramag.

Nasignit siya uban ang laing drug suspek nga lalaki pasado ala 1:48 buntag sa Hulyo 16, 2024.

Nakuha gikan sa ilang posisyon ang gidudahang shabu nga nibalor sa PhP3,400.

Kasong paglapas sa RA 9165 kon Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002 ang giandam na batok sa mga dinakpan. (Diego M. Hidalgo)

Bukidnon giila nga lymphatic filariasis free province

Ang probinsya sa Bukidnon giila isip Lymphatic Filariasis Free o mas naila nga elephantiasis free

Sumala sa kasayoran sa provincial government sa Bukidnon, base kini sa gipagawas nga datos ni Ms. Avril Melissa C. Bughaw sa Provincial Health Office.

Nadayag niya kini atol sa “Maayong Panglawas Mo, Kaugmaon Mo” radio program sa niaging semana.

Ang bulan sa Hulyo giila sa Department of Health National Elimination Program nga Filariasis Mass Drug Administration Month.

Niining bulana, labing gihingusgan ang pagsumpo sa filariasis.

Ang filariasis isa ka balatian nga makuha sa kagaw o parasitic worms nga resulta sa pinaakan sa lamok.

Base sa datos, unom pa ka probinsya sa nasod ang dili pa gawasnon sa maong sakit. (Diego H. Hidalgo)

PhP168K fake money nasakmit sa Pangantucan

Mikabat sa PhP168,600.00 nga fake money ang nasakmit gikan sa isa ka lalaki didto sa Public Market sa Pangantucan, Bukidnon kaniadtong Hulyo 7, 2024

Sumala sa report ni Police Captain Edgar M. Apog, OIC sa Pangantucan Municipal Police Station (PMPS), ang counterfeit paper bills nasakmit gikan sa 36-anyos nga lalaki.

Ang nasikop nga suspek residente sa Dungo-an, M’lang, Cotabato.

Ang laing lalaki ug isa ka babaye nga mga kauban sa nasikop nga suspek ang nakasibat.

Nasikop ang suspek sa mga myembro sa Pangantucan MPS human nireklamo ang duha ka sari-sari store owners sa Brgy. Lantay, Pangantucan nga nabiktima sa peke nga sapi.

Ang mga suspek sakay sa pulang multicab gikan sa Lantay ug niadto sa merkado publiko diin nasikop ang isa kanila.

Ang narekober nga pekeng sapi naglangkob sa 312 ka P500 fake paper bills, 12 sa P1,000 ug tulo sa P200. (Diego M. Hidalgo)

Hedcor gives P3.2-M shares to Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon

MANOLO FORTICH, Bukidnon (July 16, 2024) – Mayor Rogelio N. Quiño receives the municipality’s community shares from Hedcor represented by External Relations Manager for Mindanao David Tacder and Assistant Vice President for External Relations John Michael Rico

The local government plans to allocate the shares to priority projects widening healthcare service access to remote barangays, enhancing support for early childhood education, and improving safety and security through the installation of additional solar street lights.

Broken down, P1.59 million in community shares and P1.63 million in ER 1-94 funds were sourced from the operation of Hedcor’s two hydropower plants in Manolo Fortich, covering the period of July to December 2023.

ER 1-94, a policy of the government, was enacted to ensure that host communities get a reasonable share of the profit from power plants operating in their area. It states that these communities will receive one centavo for every kilowatt hour (P0.01/kWh) generated.

“Thank you very much, Hedcor family, for the significant amount received by the local government. Thank you also for your help to Manolo Fortich. It has been our great dream that a company investing in our town can assist our fellowmen, especially those in need,” said Quiño.

During the 107th Charter Day celebration of Manolo Fortich, the local government recognized Hedcor as one of its top taxpayers for fiscal year 2023, commending its support for the municipality’s programs.

“We are grateful for the opportunity to support the municipality of Manolo Fortich in its efforts to improve the community’s quality of life. We are aligned in our efforts to foster sustainable growth and make a positive difference in the lives of the residents,” said Hedcor President and Chief Operating Officer Rolando Pacquiao. (Manila Bulletin)

Bukidnon schools first to orient in agri e-learning upgrades

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY (July 12, 2024/PNA) – Schools in the province of Bukidnon are the first in the Northern Mindanao region to re-orient updated course modules of e-learning on agriculture

In an interview Friday, Jan-Ariss Jadaque, technical support focal person of the Agricultural Training Institute in Region 10 (ATI-10), said 60 teachers from 15 schools in Malaybalay City attended the re-orientation.

“One of the objectives we also aim for the briefing is to develop a plan for a possible partnership with the different schools from the (Department of Education’s) Division of Malaybalay City,” he said.

The e-learning briefing for teachers guided them in the new website, which was relaunched in 2023.

Its goal is to promote agriculture and fishery to youth through the integration of an e-learning program into the curriculum of these schools’ Technical- Vocational- Livelihood track at the senior high school level.

Victhor Palarca, ATI-10 Media Production Specialist, said the e-learning program started in 2010, but the agriculture modules are part of the electronic extension program which dates back to 2007. (Nef Luczon/PNA)

Bukidnon approves historic IP Code to protect rights, promote cultural growth

MALAYBALAY CITY (July 15, 2024/PIA) — The Sangguniang Panlalawigan approved the Bukidnon Indigenous Peoples (IP) Code on its third and final reading on July 2

The provincial legislators carefully examined the provisions, weighing the potential impacts on the province’s seven tribes and considering various perspectives.

Their rigorous discussions and debates during the first and second readings ensured that the ordinance aligned with constitutional rights, resulting in a consensus emphasizing the importance of protecting and fostering the cultural development of Bukidnon IP communities.

Championed by Indigenous Peoples Mandatory Representative (IPMR) lawyer Arbie Llesis, the ordinance aims to protect and foster the cultural development of the seven tribes by establishing mechanisms to preserve their traditions.

“The newly approved ordinance focuses on empowering IPs in the province through several key elements: First, it grants rightful ownership and control of ancestral domains, recognizing their deep connection to the land. Second, it promotes social justice by ensuring equitable treatment and opportunities for these communities. Third, it preserves cultural heritage by protecting languages, traditions, and customs essential to their identity. Lastly, it safeguards IP rights, ensuring they are respected and upheld across all aspects of society,” he said.

Officially known as Ordinance No. 052-2024, or An Ordinance Providing for the Comprehensive Indigenous Welfare and Development Code in the Province of Bukidnon, it represents an advancement in aligning local governance with the mandates of the United Nations, the Philippine Constitution, and national laws concerning IPs.

Llesis clarified that the ordinance aims to create an inclusive environment by honoring IP traditions, empowering them to shape their future, recognizing their vital role, and ensuring they have the necessary resources to thrive.

“The IP Code addresses historical exclusion faced by Indigenous Peoples, emphasizing their land rights and culture preservation while promoting self-determination. It supports development programs and ensures Indigenous communities have access to government resources,” he added.

Former IPMR Richard Dinlayan Macas emphasized the importance of the IP Code, aligning it with the tribes’ aspirations.

“It embodies the dreams of our ancestors, who yearned for recognition of their rights. We are all thankful for its approval as we collectively work towards the province’s progress,” Macas said.

Datu Migketay Victorino Saway, chair of the provincial tribal council, underscored the code’s broader implications.

“The IP Code strengthens our commitment to peace and order, promoting IP recognition and cultural identity. As a community, standing together to support the IP Code uplifts not only Indigenous Peoples but the entire province of Bukidnon,” he said. (Jessa M. Cleopas/PIA-10/Bukidnon)

800 NorMin families to get food credits under ‘Walang Gutom’

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY (July 16, 2024/PNA) – The Department of Social Welfare and Development in Northern Mindanao (DSWD-10) on Tuesday started the implementation of the Walang Gutom Program (WGP), which will initially benefit 800 families

During the launch, DSWD-10 Director Ramel Jamen said the initial beneficiaries were identified as those from Talakag, Bukidnon, and Iligan City.

Each family will receive PHP3,000 worth of food credits monthly through the electronic benefit transfer card that DSWD-10 will issue.

Suppliers who are also beneficiaries of the Sustainable Livelihood Program will accept the food credits.

“We would need constant communication for this program to prosper. If we have a problem in our supply distribution, we can look for alternatives,” Jamen said.

According to the Philippine Statistics Authority, 1.4 million Filipino families are categorized as food-poor In Northern Mindanao.

The WGP targets to serve over 9,000 beneficiaries in Bukidnon and Lanao del Norte, including Iligan City.

The program aims to reduce involuntary hunger and malnutrition in low-income households and empower them to become productive citizens. (Nef Luczon/PNA)

711 TUPAD beneficiaries sa 3 munisipyo gihatagan og sweldo

Mikabat sa 711 ka mga benepisaryo sa Tulong Panghanapbuhay sa Ating Disadvantaged (TUPAD) program gikan sa tulo ka munisipyo sa habagatang bahin sa Bukidnon ang nakadawat na sa ilang suweldo

Gikumpirma kini sa Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE-X) Bukidnon Provincial Field Office (BukPFO) pinaagi sa ilang social media post.

Ang Tupad payout gipahigayon kaniadtong May 23, 2024 sa Damulog, Kitaotao ug Don Carlos, Bukidnon.

Ang kalihokan gipangunahan ni Raul L. Valmores, provincial director sa DOLE Bukidnon.

Kauban niya ang Tupad Focal nga si Reyna Tagailo ug TUPAD Coordinators.

Ang DOLE-X BukPFO nagpagawas og ₱1,014,360.00 nga kantidad sa suweldo sa mga benepisyaryo matag munisipyo.

Ang matag benepisyaryo nakadawat og ₱4,280.00 isip suweldo sa ilang 10 ka adlaw nga trabaho.

Nitambong sa kalihokan sila third district provincial board members Minerva C. Casinabe ug Joseph Palmada, Damulog Mayor Melino Buro, Kitaotao Mayor Edwin Abucayan, Kitaotao Vice Mayor Mary Ann Gawilan Angit, Don Carlos Mayor Ma. Victoria O. Pizzaro, ug si Audrey Tan-Zubiri, asawa ni Senator Migz Zubiri.

Ang TUPAD isa ka community-based package of assistance nga naghatag og emerhensya nga trabaho para sa mga bakwit, kulang sa trabaho ug seasonal nga mga trabahante. (Omar Rashid Z. Abdullah)