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Lunsod Lunsad award midunol og P2-M nga proyekto ngadto sa Malaybalay

Posted on by Diego M. Hidalgo

Ang lokal nga pangagamhanan sa Malaybalay nakadawat og grant nga nagkantidad og Php 2 milyon gikan sa 2024 Lunsod Lunsad nga proyekto sa Department of Trade and Industry

Ang Malaybalay isa sa tulo ka siyudad sa Rehiyon 10 nga nakaangkon sa maong grant alang sa Creative Industry pinaagi sa paghatag og proposal nga proyekto.

Ang proyekto ginganlan ug 7Tribes Museum Shops (digital museum, digital marketing/e-commerce), nga nagtinguha sa pagdasig sa mga lumad ug local nga artists sa pagpromote sa nagkadaiyang kultura, produkto, arts sama sa paintings, ug uban pang kalihokan nga makahatag ug bili sa atong lumadnong piyesa ug kahibalo, alang usab sa paghatag ug dugang kakitaan sa mga miyebro sa komunidad.

Magmalipayong gidawat ni Mr. Romeo Lapeciros ang sertipiko nga pagkadawat sa award niadtong Agosto 6, 2024 sa Philippine Trade Training Center sa Pasay City, Metro Manila.

Si Lapeciros isip focal person sa proyekto ug nagrepresentar alang ni Mayor Jay Warren Pabillaran.

Dako ang iyang pasalamat nga mahimo ang maong proyekto kauban sa kolaborasyon sa nagkalain-laing opisina sa dakbayan, lakip ang Tourism Office, LEDIPO, ICT-Innovation Council, Council of Culture, Arts, and Heritage, CPDO, Konsehal Kiril Dinlayan, Mr. Erlow Talatala, ug uban pang project technical partners. (Diego M. Hidalgo)

Bukidnon logs over 5,000 dengue cases since January 2024

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Over 5,000 dengue cases have been recorded in Bukidnon from January to August 2024

According to the Provincial Health Office (PHO), the 5,099 dengue cases recorded in the province are higher than the 4,000 cases logged in the same period in 2023.

PHO said at least 17 people have died from dengue in the province. However, there is no outbreak of the disease just yet.

Authorities have also yet to discuss the declaration of a state of calamity.

PHO said Malaybalay City has the most cases, with 926, followed by Valencia City, with 508. These cities have two reported deaths each.

With the rising number of dengue cases, the local government of Malaybalay City has conducted fogging operations in areas where dengue cases were reported.

PHO also distributed treated mosquito nets to some schools to fend off dengue-carrying mosquitoes.

“Kung di ka mag-cleanup unya mag-fogging mao ra gihapon mobalik ra gihapon ang lamok kay di man kasulod ang aso sa tubig, so clean up gyud ta,” Bukidnon PHO Dengue Coordinator, Sergio Flores, said.

Health authorities reminded the public to practice the 5S habit against dengue, which includes search and destroy, self-protection, seeking early consultation, supporting fogging, and sustaining hydration. — (James Paolo Yap/GMA Regional TV/August 19, 2024)

Buntis Summit 2024 gipahigayon sa Upper Pulangi district

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Ang Buntis Summit 2024 gipahigayon kaniadtong Hulyo 9, 2024 sa Upper Pulangi District

Sumala sa kasayoran sa city government sa Malaybalay, nagkatigum sa Brgy. Mapulo ang mga batan-ong babaye ug high-risk pregnant women alang sa comprehensive day sa edukasyon ug suporta.

Ang summit gitumong sa pag-edukar sa mga partisipante sa kamahinungdanon sa luwas nga pagka-inahan, paghatag og importanteng impormasyon ug mga kahinguhaan aron matabangan sila nga luwas sa ilang mga pagmabdos ug makahimo og mga desisyon nga may kasayuran mahitungod sa ilang panglawas ug kahimsog sa ilang mga masuso.

Lakip sa mga gihisgotan ang prenatal care, nutrisyon, pagpanganak, postpartum care, family planning, ug STI/HIV awareness and prevention.

Ang Buntis Summit 2024, kabahin sa serye sa mga summit nga gipahigayon sa lima ka distrito, nga nagtanyag og mga lecture, libre nga hemoglobin, syphilis, ug HbsAg nga mga pagsulay, ug mga token sa mga partisipante.

Kini nga inisyatibo nagtinguha sa paghatag gahum sa kababayen-an nga adunay mas himsog nga pagmabdos ug pagpanganak pinaagi sa komprehensibo nga edukasyon ug suporta. (melbmadera)

Babayeng septuagenarian gipusil sa Kalilangan

Posted on by Diego M. Hidalgo

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)

Kabatan-onan gihagit nga mokat-on sa kulturanhong sistema

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Gi-awhag ang mga kabatan-onan sa tribung Matigsalug nga ibalik ang hilig sa pagkat-on sa kulturanhong sistema Napaabot ang hagit ni Datu Alukuy Brigido D. Lacaran, Matigsalug Cultural Master atol sa ika-49 nga Aldew te Matigsalug kaniadtong Hulyo 14-16, 2024 sa Barangay Sinuda, Kitaotao, Bukidnon

Sumala ni Datu Lacaran, ginahagit nila ang kabatan-onan nga motuon sa kinaraang kinabuhi, pinaagi sa gi-organize nga kalihukan sa maong kasaulogan aron mapukaw ang ilang hilig sa kulturanhong aktibidad.

Sa maong kasaulogan sa Aldew te Matigsalug, gipahigayon ang pinaka-unang street dancing and ground presentation.

Natigayon sab ang tribal games, cultural dance presentations, mini-tribal concert, Laha te Matigsalug, Matigsalug tribe parade, panubad, ug program proper sa kasaulogan. (PR)

 

PhP168K fake money nasakmit sa Pangantucan

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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)

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

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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)

DOT-10 showcases Mindanao’s 1st travel hub in Bukidnon to boost tourism, MSMEs

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MALAYBALAY CITY (July 15, 2024/PIA) — The Department of Tourism (DOT)-10 reported that the opening of the tourist rest area (TRA) in the scenic town of Manolo Fortich in Bukidnon marks the first TRA in Mindanao to enhance the travel experience for local and international visitors

Marie Elaine Unchuan, DOT regional director for northern Mindanao, said during the Kapihan sa Bagong Pilipinas media forum on July 2 that the TRA sets a new benchmark for travelers’ comfort and convenience following President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s directives to enhance the country’s tourism sector by improving facilities and resources that can significantly boost the economy.

“The tourist rest area opened in August last year and promises to redefine the journey for domestic and foreign tourists. Its clean, well-ventilated restrooms and inviting seating areas create a relaxing oasis for weary travelers,” she said.

With maps, guides, and expert tips, its information center is essential for tourists exploring northern Mindanao’s attractions.

Showcasing culture and local products

Unchuan said the TRA doubles as a vibrant shop, offering a selected range of local delicacies and handcrafted souvenirs.

“Visitors can indulge in Bukidnon’s famous coffee, savor delectable pastries, or purchase unique keepsakes crafted by local artisans. It delights travelers and supports micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) along with other local businesses,” she added.

Beyond its Pasalubong center, the TRA showcases local artwork, such as paintings and intricate leaf carvings, enhancing atmospheric energy and displaying the region’s artistic talent.

Inclusive amenities for all needs

Multiculturalism and inclusivity are TRA’s design principles. It caters to diverse travelers’ needs. The lounge and charging stations provide a comfortable space for tourists to relax and recharge their devices.

The coffee shop offers a selection of beverages and snacks, perfect for a quick refreshment break.

The TRA offers family-friendly amenities such as clean restrooms with showers and a lactation room to cater to the needs of even the youngest travelers.

Strategic location for maximum convenience

Travelers exploring Bukidnon and nearby provinces will find TRA an ideal pit stop due to its strategic location at the crossroads of major travel routes. Its proximity to Misamis Oriental, Davao del Norte, Davao del Sur, North Cotabato, and Lanao del Sur enhances accessibility for visitors discovering the region’s natural and cultural wonders.

Emalyn Cagolcol, a traveler from Valencia City, described the tourist rest area in Manolo Fortich as truly one of a kind.

“It was more than a mere rest stop. The facilities are not only clean and well-kept. It is also scenically situated amidst the serene landscapes of Bukidnon. It provided a much-needed break during our trip, allowing us to recharge and refresh ourselves before continuing our adventure,” she shared.

Manolo Fortich TRA is the second DOT-managed rest area in the country, following the successful model established in Medellin, Cebu.

“This TRA exemplifies DOT’s commitment to providing world-class facilities nationwide, ensuring travelers have access to modern and well-maintained facilities,” the DOT-10 regional director said. (Ruby Leonora R. Balistoy/PIA-10/Bukidnon)

Agri NorMin lauds AMIA villages in first congress

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MALAYBALAY CITY, Bukidnon – To showcase the different climate-resilient communities in the region, the Department of Agriculture – Regional Field Office 10 (DA-RFO 10) through its Adaptation and Mitigation Initiative in Agriculture (AMIA) conducts an awarding for the AMIA villages during its 1st AMIA-10 Congress on July 11-12, at the Northern Mindanao Agricultural Crops and Livestock Research Complex, in Dalwangan, here

With this year’s theme, “Klima atimana para sa malahutayong pag-uma ug ekonomiya,” the event gathered farmer-beneficiaries, local government units, and other stakeholders to share the success and innovations of the 11 AMIA villages in the region.

Climate Resilient Agriculture Office National Director Alicia G. Ilaga noted that apart from building climate-resilient communities, the AMIA program also seeks to eradicate poverty.

“Mithiin nating mai-level up ang ating mga AMIA village mula sa pagiging maliliit na production units, papunta sa market-oriented climate-resilient enterprises o yung tinatawag nating AMIA Climate-Resilient Agri-Fishery Technology-based Enterprises (AMIA CREATE),” the CRAO director added.

As such, AMIA-10 held a Booth Display contest with the criteria: number of products displayed (30 percent), quality of products displayed (25 percent), landscape and display (25 percent), and question and answer (20 percent).

Of which, Libona AMIA village of Bukidnon emerged as the first placer, followed by Manolo Fortich of Bukidnon and Magsaysay AMIA Village of Misamis Oriental, as second and third placers, respectively.

Meanwhile, select AMIA villages in its Phase 3 level of implementation also presented their best practices and adjudged with the criteria: productivity and income (30 percent), technologies and practices employed (25 percent), readiness to entrepreneurship (20 percent), ability to present (15 percent) and question and answer (10 percent).

Manolo Fortich AMIA village topped for the AMIA village Presenter Award, while Magsaysay, Libona, and Baungon AMIA villages followed as the second, third, and fourth placers, respectively. (AMBM)

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

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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)