Provincial Government of Bukidnon - Central Mindanao Newswatch

100 pamilya nakabenepisyo sa outreach program

Posted on August 30, 2024August 30, 2024 by Melchor Madera

Nakabenepisyo sa gipasiugdahan nga outreach program sa Provincial Government of Bukidnon ang anaa sa 100 ka pamilya sa Sitio Mampalanay, Barangay Lilingayon, Valencia City, Bukidnon niadtong Agosto 26, 2024

Ang kalihokan alayon sa 2nd Bukidnon Press Freedom Week (BPFW) Celebration nga gisaulog sa Agosto 25-31, 2024.

Sa pagpasayon sa PGO-Public Affairs, Information and Assistance Division, napalawig sa nagkahiusang hugpong ug pwersa sa prensa sulod sa probinsya sa Bukidnon ang kalihukan nga nagtumong sa pagtabang ug pagsuporta sa komunidad nga nanginahanglan.

Sa sayo pa, isa ka motorkada ang gipahigayon diin ang mga media sa amihanang bahin sa probinsya, ug ang mga media sa habagatang bahin nagkatagbo sa Barangay Aglayan dayon nagkahiusa padulong sa Sityo Mampalanay, Brgy. Lilingayon subay sa dalan sa Barangay Basac, Lantapan, Bukidnon.

Natunol sa mga residente ang food packs, school supplies, school armchairs, mga tsinelas, used clothings, ug ang mga binhi sa utanon nga gipangtisok usab sa grupo nganha sa ilang communal garden, agig suporta sa Bahay Kubo Program ni Provincial Governor Rogelio Neil P. Roque.

Lakip sab sa kalihokan ang feeding program ug free haircut.

Natanum sab ang 500 ka seedlings sa calamansi nga sa umaabot mamahimong isa sa tinubdan sa kahinguhaan sa komunidad.

Niadtong Agosto 25, 2024, unang gipahigayon ang KBP Bukidnon Interaction diin bisita si Mr. Walter Balane, associate professor sa BukSU alang sa hisgutanang “Free and Responsible Media in partnership with the government, a perfect tool for Peace and Development.” (PGB/melbmadera)

Negosyante, investor sa Bukidnon, gidasig magkuha sa certificate of registration

Posted on May 31, 2024May 30, 2024 by Diego M. Hidalgo

Gidasig ang mga negosyante ug investors sa Bukidnon, nga magkuha sa Certificate of Registration sa ilang mga negosyo sa Provincial Government of Bukidnon (PGB)

Tumong aron makapahimulos sila sa fiscal ug non-fiscal incentives pinaagi sa PGO-Local Economic Development and Investment Promotions Office (LEDIPO) subay sa Bukidnon Investment Code of 2021.

Sumala sa pahibalo sa PGB, lakip sa listahan nga anaa sa Investment Priority Areas sama sa agri-business, forestry-based industries, service-related industries, tourism related establishments, support services, ug waste management and waste disposal projects.

Kini alang niadtong mga proyekto, sama sa new projects, expansion projects, modernization projects, ug diversification projects, diin adunay gitakda nga filing fee nga nagkantidad sa nagkadaiyang klasipikasyon : large enterprises – ₱50,000; medium – ₱20,000; small- ₱5,000, ug micro – ₱1,000.

Alang sa dugang detalye ang mga hingtundan mamahimong magbisita sa opisina sa PGO-LEDIPO nga nahimutang sa National and Provincial Building, Capitol Compound, syudad sa Malaybalay, o mag message sa Ledipo Bukidnon Facebook page. (Diego M. Hidalgo)

7 NPA rebels yield to 8IB in Bukidnon

Posted on May 31, 2024May 30, 2024 by Melchor Madera

IMPASUG-ONG, Bukidnon (May 29, 2024) – Another seven (7) regular members of the New People’s Army (NPA) surrendered to the army’s 8th Infantry Battalion (IB) on May 24, 2024, following talks

The former rebels are currently in the custody of the 8IB, which is supervised by LTC. Marc Bien Stevens J. Deslante, the commanding officer.

They were presented to Governor Rogelio Neil P. Roque, Impasug-ong Mayor Anthony Uy, and other government officials on May 29.

A ceremonial turnover of firearms was also held at the multi-purpose hall of 8IB Headquarters here.

Brigadier General Michele Anayron Jr., commander of the 403rd Brigade of the army’s 4th Infantry Division, which has operational control over 8IB, confirmed that the seven rescued friends are members of the NPA’s North Central Mindanao Regional Committee’s Headquarter Force NEO.

Anayron stated that the former rebels who surrendered together following negotiations also yielded five high-powered weaponry, consisting of four M16 assault rifles and one AR18.

The seven who renounced the armed struggle were Crisanto Borgios Ligayna alias Tazar, 52, member of squad 3 and former commanding officer of HQF Neo, his wife Jodelyn Castillo Ligayna alias Karina, 50, member of squad 3, and their son Crisante Mantadayun Ligayna alias Jevan, 23, member of squad 3; Tataw Manghomosay Tingkayan alias Tango-tango, 65, member of squad 2, his wife Erna Panhayan Tingkayan alias Christine, 58, member of squad 2; Gena Abansa Altuhan alias MK/Mike, 20, medic of squad 2; and Jonardo Manabudan Mantadayun alias Can, 19, medic of squad 3.

They all hailed from Misamis Oriental, Agusan del Norte, and Agusan del Sur.

Alias Tazar, considered the most senior member of the group, joined the communist cause at the age of 12 in 1983.

He said that while he was the commanding officer of HQF Neo, he had a disagreement with other top NPA officials and that the higher hierarchy then took disciplinary action against him, leading to his demotion.

Tazar went on to say that hardships on the mountain, a shortage of food, a loss of leadership, and fear were the reasons he and six others opted to surrender.

It was discovered that the seven are related, and although coming from neighboring provinces, their family now resides in Bukidnon.

Anayron informed that the newly rescued friends are temporarily in their possession.

Meanwhile, Governor Roque informed the former rebels that the provincial government is aiding them with their basic necessities.

He asked the formers to be patient as they waited for aid from the national government.

Ellen Salumintao, the provincial social welfare and development officer, stated that her office is supporting in the profiling of the rescued companions as one of the criteria for the delivery of assistance from the national government.

She stated that they will assist in the preparation of necessary documentation to be forwarded to the former rebels’ province of origin for financial assistance.

Previously, the provincial government of Bukidnon provided immediate and livelihood assistance to former rebels who surrendered in Bukidnon, but something has changed beginning in January this year.

Salumintao disclosed that “based on new guidelines, starting January this year, a surrenderee who is resident of Bukidnon will be the only one to be given immediate financial assistance worth P15,000.00 and livelihood assistance worth P50,000.00.”

Meanwhile, Anayron said that they are looking into probable legal actions involving the most recent batch of rescued buddies. He also stated that if there are any, they will file a motion for temporary custody just like what they did on the previous batches of former rebels. (melbmadera)

PGB midawat og P50-M cash assistance gikan kang PBBM

Posted on May 24, 2024May 24, 2024 by Omar Rashid Z. Abdullah

Gidawat sa Provincial Government of Bukidnon (PGB), pinaagi ni Provincial Governor Rogelio Neil P. Roque ang cheque balor ₱50-milyones gikan kang President Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr.

Sumala sa kasayoran sa PAIA, nahatag kini atol sa Presidential Assistance to Farmers, Fisherfolks, and Families sa Pimentel Convention Center, Cagayan de Oro City niadtong Mayo 16, 2024.

Sa maong okasyon, gipadangat ni Presidente Marcos ang ka-mahinungdanon sa pagtimbayayong –ilabi na ning panahon sa kalamidad, nga dala sa taas nga hulaw.

Dinhi gipasabot sa presidente nga gamay’ng kantidad man ang ilang madawat apan malaumon kini nga subling makasugod ug makabangon ang mga apektadong pamilya dala sa ting-init.

Ang nadawat nga kantidad i-ayuda ngadto sa mga mag-uuma ug mangingisda nga labing naapektuhan sa El Niño, subay sa gitakda nga gabayan sa pag-apod-apod sa maong cash assistance.

Ang PGB ug representante sa DA-Regional Field Units (RFUs) mo-determina sa marginalized families alang sa mga mag-uuma ug DSWD alang sa mga mangingisda ug uban pang marginalized sektor nga grabeng naapektuhan sa hulaw, kinsa modawat sa tag-₱10,000.00.

Gawas sa Bukidnon, ang Misamis Orietal nakadawat sab og ₱50 milyones, ₱24.36-M sa Misamis Occidental, ₱13.92-M sa Lanao del Norte, ₱10.54-M sa Iligan City, ug tag-₱10-M sa Cagayan de Oro City ug Camiguin.

Aduna usab gipahigayon nga ceremonial turnover ngadto sa mga beneficiaries sa nagkadaiyang syudad ug probinsya sa Northern Mindanao, nga gisaksihan sa mga mayor, mga kongresista, ug ingon man sa mga department secretaries and officials. (Omar Rashid Z. Abdullah)

One Bukidnon overall champion sa NMRAA 2024

Posted on May 24, 2024May 24, 2024 by Diego M. Hidalgo

Nahimong overall champion sa gipahigayon nga 2024 Palarong Pampook Northern Mindanao Regional Athletic Association (NMRAA) ang One Bukidnon

Sumala sa kasayoran sa kagamhanag probinsyal sa Bukidnon ang NMRAA gidula niadtong Mayo 9-17, 2024 didto sa munisipyo sa Mambajao, Camiguin Island.

Ang One Bukidnon overall champion sa secondary ug elementary level batok sa contingents gikan sa Cagayan De Oro, Misamis Oriental, Iligan, Lanao Del Norte, Misamis Occidental ug Camiguin.

Sa maong kalihukan mihatag og suporta ang Provincial Government of Bukidnon (PGB), ug nagpadangat kini sa dakong pasalamat sa tanang batan-ong atleta nga midula, dala ang pangalan sa probinsya.

Ang One Bukidnon girepresentahan sa DepEd-Province of Bukidnon, DepEd-Malaybalay City ug DepEd-Valencia City. (Diego M. Hidalgo)

Publiko gipahinumdoman sa paglikay sa rabies

Posted on May 24, 2024May 24, 2024 by Omar Rashid Z. Abdullah

Gipahinumdoman sa Provincial Government of Bukidnon (PGB), pinaagi sa Provincial Health Office (PHO) ug Provincial Veterinary Office ang publiko sa mga angayang buhaton aron malikayan ang rabies

Ang rabies isa ka viral nga sakit nga matakboy gikan sa positibo nga mananap sama sa iro, iring, baboy unggoy o kwaknit pinaagi sa paak, kamras, o kontak sa laway o samad.

Sumala sa social media page sa kagamhanang probinsyal, kung ang isa ka tawo napaakan sa iro o sa laing mananap, hugasan ang pinaakan sa gaagas nga tubig sa gripo ug sabonan sulod sa 15 ka minutos, limpyohan sa 70 percent alcohol o tincture sa betadine ang pinaakan human mahugasan.

Giawhag sab ang publiko nga magpa-konsulta dayon sa doktor o mahimong mobisita sa pinakaduol nga health center o sa 11 ka mga Animal Bite Treatment Center sa probinsya nga nahimutang sa Bukidnon Provincial Medical Center (BPMC), City Health Office sa syudad sa Malaybalay ug Valencia, BPH – Maramag, Manolo Fortich, Kibawe, Kalilangan, Malitbog ug Talakag, Quezon Health Center Infirmary ug RHU Talakag.

Samtang padayon nga gipahimangnuan ang pet owners nga mahimong responsableng tag-iya aron dili makapaak ang ilang binuhing hayop. (Omar Rashid Z. Abdullah)

5 public servants in Bukidnon get Gawad Parangal award

Posted on May 24, 2024May 24, 2024 by Melchor Madera

MALAYBALAY CITY, Bukidnon (May 16, 2024) – Bukidnon public servants won five out of six categories in the 2024 Gawad Parangal Award for Mindanao Island

Four of them are elected officials, while the fifth is a social welfare officer.
The award was presented on May 15, 2024, at the National Assembly of the Association of Local Social Welfare Development Officers of the Philippines, Inc. in Iloilo City.
Mayor Azucena P. Huervas of Valencia City, the last termer chief executive, accepted the award as the most outstanding local chief executive in the Philippines’ component city category in Mindanao.
Kibawe Municipal Mayor Reynaldo S. Ang Rabanes was named the most excellent local chief executive in the first through third-class municipal category.
Damulog Municipal Mayor Melino L. Buro was named the most outstanding local chief executive in the fourth to fifth-class municipal category.
Meanwhile, Minerva C. Casinabe, a Bukidnon Provincial Board member, was named the most outstanding legislator in the province category.
Lastly, the fifth recipient of the 2024 Gawad Parangal Award from Bukidnon is Larina B. Tagaloguin, San Fernando town’s social welfare officer III for rank and file in the 1st to 3rd class municipal category. (melbmadera)

Gov. Roque leads turnover ceremony of 7 projects to 4 towns

Posted on May 24, 2024May 24, 2024 by Melchor Madera

PROVINCE OF BUKIDNON (May 20, 2024) – Governor Rogelio Neil P. Roque presided over the ceremonial handover and acceptance of seven projects to four towns in the province’s southern part

On May 20, 2024, the four towns staged the first of a series of turnover and acceptance ceremonies.
Roque said that the seven projects are part of the province’s 43 infrastructure projects that will be turned over to the recipient localities this year.
Dangcagan, Kibawe, Damulog, and Kadingilan are the recipients of the seven projects, all of which are part of Bukidnon’s third legislative district.
In Dangcagan, the turned-over 1.2 kilometers road improvement project connecting Brgy. Kiangat and Brgy. Mc Arthur is worth P40,788,503.00, while the multi-purpose facility for the youth worth P1,250,021.78 is located in Brgy. Poblacion. The money for the two projects was derived from the province’s 20 percent Development Fund for calendar year 2023.
Mayor Mark Vincent Dandasan of Dangcagan, as well as Kiangat and McArthur barangay officials, attended the ceremony.
Kibawe’s turned-over project was a school building with two classrooms at New Kidapawan Elementary School, costing P2,598,577.37. The budget was drawn from the province’s Special Education Fund for 2023.
Mayor Reynaldo Ang Rabanes of Kibawe, as well as officials and teachers from New Kidapawan ES, saw the project’s transition and acceptance ceremony.
The principal of Macapari National High School in Damulog accepted the Covered Court project worth P4,688,606.57. The allocation was also drawn from the Special Education Fund for 2023.
Mayor Melino Buro of Damulog and other town officials, as well as Macapari NHS school officials, witnessed the event.
Meanwhile, additional projects have been constructed in Kadingilan’s barangays Mabuhay, Kibogtok, and Salvacion.
Kadingilan Mayor Jerry Canoy Jr. joined the barangay leaders in accepting Gov. Roque’s initiatives.
Brgy. Mabuhay accepted a new Covered Court valued at P4,796,717.27 and Brgy. Kibogtok also received a new Covered Court for P4,699,138.04.
Lastly, Brgy. Salvacion received a multi-purpose structure worth P2,997,407.95.
The budget for the three projects was also sourced from the province’s 20 percent Development Fund for calendar year 2023.
Concerned end users and four town mayors thanked the provincial government, through Gov. Roque, for the infrastructure projects they received.
The projects were carried out under the direction of the Provincial Engineers Office (PEO).
Minerva Casinabe, Joseph Palmada, and Benito Baguio, all members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan (SP), attended the activities. (melbmadera)

Gov’t ramps up key infra projects in northern Mindanao

Posted on May 24, 2024May 23, 2024 by cmn

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY (May 17, 2024/PIA) – The government is doubling down on infrastructure development in northern Mindanao to drive progress across the entire region

During his speech at the distribution of financial aid for farmers and fisherfolk affected by El Niño in the cities of Iligan and Cagayan de Oro, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. emphasized key infrastructure projects poised to elevate the region into a global gateway, a leading agricultural center, and a key industrial, tourism, and trade hub in the country.

Among these projects is the P8-billion Panguil Bay Bridge project, linking Tangub City in Misamis Occidental and Tubod in Lanao del Norte. The government has also allocated nearly P2 billion for the implementation of the Iligan City Coastal Bypass Road. These projects are expected to stimulate economic activity and enhance regional accessibility.

“Nariyan din ang patuloy na paggawa ng pagsasaayos ng mga daan, kabilang na ang CDO Coastal Road at CDO Diversion Road upang makatulong sa pagpabilis ng biyahe ng ating mga kababayan, gayon din ang mga pangunahing produkto na sa ating mga merkado,” the President said.

(There are also ongoing road improvements, including the CDO Coastal Road and CDO Diversion Road, which aim to expedite travel for our citizens and transport essential products to our markets.)

Marcos also highlighted plans for expanding, rehabilitating, and developing airports across Northern Mindanao, particularly those in Lumbia, Laguindingan, Ozamiz City, Camiguin, and Bukidnon. The projections indicate that these initiatives will stimulate economic growth and create fresh prospects for the local population.

“Upang mapabuti ang lagay ng transportasyon sa Cagayan de Oro at sa Northern Mindanao, isinasagawa na po natin ang ilang improvement at saka development project. Isa na rito ang pagpapalawig ng Laguindingan Airport na may halagang halos labing tatlong bilyong piso,” he said.

(To enhance transportation in Cagayan de Oro and Northern Mindanao, we are implementing various improvement and development projects. One of these is the expansion of Laguindingan Airport, with a cost of nearly P13 billion.)

The President further reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to fast-track the completion of the P700-million Cagayan de Oro Port Expansion Project, aimed at optimizing port operations and facilitating efficient transport of goods and passengers.

Acknowledging the lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic, Marcos stressed the significance of investing in healthcare infrastructure. He said plans are underway to establish trauma and multi-specialty Centers at the Northern Mindanao Medical Center, ensuring continued access to quality healthcare for all residents.

He also expressed support for irrigation and flood control projects aimed at addressing water scarcity and flood issues. “Masaya akong ipaalam na ang Flood Risk Improvement and Management Project para sa Cagayan de Oro River ay atin pasisinayaan. Katuwang ang iba pang irrigation at water project, inaasahang magiging malaki ang ginhawang dala nito sa CDO,” he announced.

(I am pleased to announce the inauguration of the Flood Risk Improvement and Management Project for the Cagayan de Oro River. Alongside other irrigation and water projects, it is expected to greatly alleviate concerns in CDO.)

The president stated that the completion of two solar pump irrigation projects in the municipalities of Salvador and Sapad, which cost nearly P30 million, is the top priority in Lanao del Norte.

As northern Mindanao embarks on the journey of infrastructure development, Marcos reiterates his confidence in the region’s ability to overcome challenges and progress with unity and concerted efforts between the government and its people.

He emphasized that with the collective support, assistance, and unity of the people, coupled with the government’s swift responses to citizens’ needs, their endeavors will succeed in addressing not only drought and water issues but also contributing to the nation’s advancement. (Apipa P. Bagumbaran /PIA-10).

100 gardeners misalmot sa Kaamulan 2024 Garden Show contest

Posted on April 5, 2024April 4, 2024 by cmn

Mikabat sa 100 ka individual gardeners ang musalmot sa Kaamulan 2024 Garden Show Contest sa Provincial Government of Bukidnon

Sumala sa kasayoran, ang contest ipahigayon karong Abril 16, 2024.

Adunay unom (6) ka mga kategoriya ang maong pa-contest.

Kini gilangkuban sa Flowering, Aglaonema, Foliage, Philodindron, Ferns ug Bonsai.

Ubos kini sa pagpasiugda ni Engr. Lota Gamboa, garden show coordinator.

Alang sa mga plantito ug mga plantita, mamahimo nilang bisitahon ang mga booth nga anaa atbang sa RTC Building sa Kaamulan Park (Capitol Grounds) sa Malaybalay City. (PR/PGB)

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