Monday, December 23, 2024

Php1.5M nasakmit sa drug buy-bust sa Valencia

Nasakmit sa hiniusang pwersa sa kapolisan ang Php1,496,000.00 nga kantidad sa gidudahang shabu sa drug buy bust operation nga gipahigayon sa Purok-16A, Poblacion, Valencia City, Bukidnon kaniadtong Abril 3, 2023

Ang duha ka suspek giila nga si Angel Kate Abila y Casinao, 25, dalaga, residente sa maong dapit, ug Top 5 of PNP/PDEA Regional Level – High Value Individual; ug si Xerxes Theo Esteban y Poblete, 24, ulitawo, ug residente sa , Purok-6A, Poblacion, Valencia City, Bukidnon.

Ang ikatulong suspek nga nakaikyas giila nga si Edelbert Godinez y Comedoy alyas “Dido”, “Berto”, “Kaito”, 26, residente sa maong dapit ug giila nga Top 2 of PNP/PDEA Regional Level.

Gibutyag sa report sa Bukidnon Police Provincial Office nga nasakmit gikan sa mga suspek ang unom ka pakete sa gidudahang shabu nga adunay gibana-banang gibug-aton nga 220gramo.

Ang mga arestado gidala sa Valencia City Policfe office ug kasong paglapas sa RA 9165 ang giandam na batok kanila. (MG Mayumi B. Madera)

Top 4, Top 9 Bukidnon MWPs nakorner

Nakorner sa hiniusang pwersa sa kapolisan ang Top 4 ug Top 9 most wanted person sa Bukidnon sa managlahing lugar ug higayon

Ang Top 4 MWP giila nga si Aldren Wabe y Salibay, 18, ulitawo ug residente sa Purok-21, Lilingayon, Valencia, City, Bukidnon.

Samtang ang Top 9 MWP giila nga si Rollen Escuadro y Bongaitan, 27, ug ulitawo ug residente sa Purok 5, Brgy. Barobo, Valencia City, Bukidnon.

Gibutyag sa report nga nahipos sa Bukidnon Police Provincial Office nga si Wabe nasikop niadtong Abril 11, 2023 sa iyang panimalay samtang si Escuadro nasikop sa Purok-1, Lilingayon, Valencia City niadtong Abril 4, 2023.

Si Wabe gisikop subay sa warrant of arrest sa kasong rape ug si Escuardo gisikop sa kasong frustrated murder.

Ang mga suspek kasamtangang gidala sa Valencia CPS alang sa hustong disposasyon. (Diego M. Hidalgo)

Oplan alis galis gipahigayon sa Valencia

Gipahingusgan ang kampanya batok scabies sa dakbayan sa Valencia pinaagi sa Scabies Treatment and Response kaniadtong Abril 3, 2023 sa pipila ka mga barangay niini

Base sa pahibalo sa lokal nga panggamhanan, ang maong operasyon gipangunahan sa City Health Office – Epidemiology Disease Surveillance and Research Division ug Disease Surveillance Team sa dakbayan.

Adunay libreng checkup ug alis-galis kits ang nadawat sa mga residente nga nataptan sa maong sakit sa panit.

Ang CHO nanguna usab sa paghisgot ug pagpanghatag og Information, Education, and Communication (IEC) materials ngadto sa mga residente kalabot sa paglikay sa maong sakit.

Gipangunahan usab sa Environmental Sanitation and Occupational Health Services Division ang pag-disinfect sa pipila ka mga tunghaan sa kabarangayan aron masiguro ang pagpuo sa mga parasite nga hinungdan sa maong sakit. (Omar Rashid Z. Abdullah)

Malaybalay, Valencia Centenarian nakadawat og cash gift

Isa ka babayeng centenarian nga residente sa Barangay Sumpong, Malaybalay City ug isa ka lalaking centenarian gikan sa Purok 3b, Barangay Poblacion, Valencia City ang nakadawat sa ilang P100,000.00 nga cash gift gikan sa national government pinaagi sa Department of Social Welfare and Development 10

Ang Malaybalay centenarian nailang si Victoria Doliente Bulasa, kinsa gianak niadtong Disyembre 23, 1921. Samtang ang Valencia centenarian giilang si Carlos Cataloña Silva kinsa nagsaulog sa iyang ika 100 ka tuig niadtong Marso 29, 2023, isa ka World War II Veteran.

Si Silva nakadawat og dugang P50,000.00 gikan sa City Government sa Valencia.

Ang maong gasa natunol niadtong Marso 29, 2023 sumala sa pahibalo sa Malaybalay ug Valencia City Social Welfare Development Office.

Ang matag pinoy kinsa naka abot sa edad 100 ka tuig adunay katungod nga makadawat sa award ubos sa Republic Act 10868, nga nailhan usab nga “Centenarian Act of 2016.”

Ang balaod naghatag pasidungog sa tanang Pilipino nga moabot sa maong edad, nagpuyo man sa Pilipinas o sa gawas sa nasud, isip pag-ila sa ilang taas nga kinabuhi. (MG Mayumi B. Madera)

21k kantidad sa shabu nasakmit sa buy-bust operation sa Valencia

Nikabat sa kapin sa Php21k kantidad sa shabu ang nasakmit sa hiniusang pwersa sa kapolisan sa gipahigayon nga drug buy-bust operation niadtong Marso 23, 2023

Sa report ni Police Lt. Col. Edward T. Agpalza, oic sa Valencia City Police Station, giila nga ang suspek mao si Jetro Janubas y Limpiado alias Jetro, 31, ulitawo, newly identified, ug residente sa Purok 17A, Barangay Poblacion, Valencia City, Bukidnon.

Nasakmit gikan sa suspek ang 3.1 gramo sa gidudahang shabu nga adunay estimated standard drug price nga Php 21,080.00.

Ang arestado, uban sa nasakmit nga ebidensya, gidala sa Valencia CPS.

Kasong paglapas sa Section 5 and 11, Article II of R.A. 9165 ang giandam na batok sa suspek. (Omar Rashid Z. Abdullah)

Catumbalon, St. Peter midaog sa 2023 Kaamulan Drum and Lyre Competition

Nidaog ang Catumbalon Elementary School ug St. Peter National High School sa drum and lyre competition nga gipahigayon alayon sa pagsaulog sa Kaamulan 2023

Ang kompetisyon gipahigayon niadtong Marso 25, sa samang adlaw sa formal opening sa Kaamulan 2023.

Ang kometisyon adunay duha ka category mao ang elementary level ug secondary level.

Sa elementary level, ang champion mao ang Catumbalon Elementary School sa Valencia City nga nakakuha sa special awards nga Best in Choreography, Most Disciplined Group, Best in Costume, Best Band Majorette.

Nisunod mao ang Alae Central Elementary School sa Manolo Fortich nga nakakuha sa special awards nga Best in Musicality ug Best Band Major.

Sa secondary level, champion ang St. Peter National High School sa Malaybalay nga nidaog isip Best in Musicality, Best in Choreography, Most Discipline Group, Best in Costume, Best Band Major; gisundan sa Valencia National High School isip 2nd place nga nakuha ang Best Band Majorette award; Bukidnon National High School sa 3rd place; Kibawe National High School isip 4th placer; 5th place mao ang St. Joseph National High School; ug ang 6th placer mao ang Catumbalon National High School. (MG Mayumi B. Madera)

Malaybalay City saved P57M by broadcasting online bidding sessions – Mayor Pabillaran

MALAYBALAY CITY – Live broadcast of online bidding sessions conducted by the bids and awards committee (BAC) as part of the “initiative for competitive bidding” enabled the local government to save P57 million, City Mayor Jay Warren R. Pabillaran said

”Transparency in the delivery of public service has been my utmost thrust. Every day I commit myself to give everyone a fair share of their taxes,” he said in his State of the City Address during the 25th Charter Day Celebration program on March 22 at the Folk Arts Theatre here.

Pabillaran cited that his first directive was to require the BAC to reach out to more eligible bidders in Malaybalay. All bidding sessions are now broadcast live via social media, he said.

”I firmly believe that transparency deters corruption. For corruption weakens the rule of law and erodes the confidence of our people in our government,” he added.

The mayor said the city government appropriated a total of P651 million for 253 infrastructure projects in 2022.

He said the projects included buildings, roads, bridges, water systems, flood control, electrification, and other infrastructures.

He noted that through the concerted effort of different offices and divisions, Malaybalay increased its Consolidated Gross Local Income to P221 million in 2022, “the highest” so far for the city.

Pabillaran highlighted the accomplishments so far of his administration’s SHIELD flagship programs and reported the savings under “Integrity in governance and public service”.

In his inaugural speech in June 2022, the mayor presented his six-point governance agenda dubbed “S.H.I.E.L.D.” or kalasag in Binukid. The acronym represents the thrusts of his administration: Safety, Health, Integrity in governance, Environment, Leading to agricultural eco-tourism, and Development in infrastructure.

Pabillaran started serving as mayor from March 2022, when, as vice mayor, he assumed the post by succession, following the death of Mayor Florencio T. Flores Jr. He won the mayoralty race in May 2022.

He called for cooperation in boosting the faith and wisdom of the people in governance and public service.

He said the city bagged last year the Seal of Good Financial Housekeeping from the Department of the Interior and Local Government for its transparent, accountable, and timely financial reports.

Valencia City, Bukidnon’s other component city, and 15 of the province’s 20 towns also passed the evaluation for the seal.

Pabillaran also noted that the year-round one-stop-shop business registration also increased the number of establishments that registered thereby spurring economic activities after the pandemic.

Innovation in the assessment process by the City Assessor’s Office resulted in P55 million worth of real property tax in 2022, he said.

He thanked the city council for the live broadcast of its sessions and urged its members to build on the spirit of unity based on commonalities.

”We may have different approaches but our priorities do not need to contradict,” he added.

Malaybalay became a component city of Bukidnon through Republic Act No. 8490. It was Republic Act No. 8813 that declared March 22 as the Charter Day of the city.

The local government recognized the role of former Malaybalay mayor and 2nd District representative Reginaldo N. Tilanduca, who authored the conversion of Malaybalay into a city. During the Charter Day celebration on Wednesday, the city government awarded the late official a plaque, which was received by his sister Aida T. Solis. (MindaNews)

TUPAD workers sa Valencia nakadawat sa sweldo

Muabot sa 291 ka mga benepisyaryo sa Tulong Panghanapbuhay sa Ating Disadvantaged/Displaced Workers (TUPAD) sa Valencia City ang nakadawat na sa ilang sweldo

Base sa pahibalo sa lokal nga panggamhanan, ang mga benepisyaryo naggikan sa Barangay Sinayawan, Catumbalon, ug Maapag.

Nakadawat sila sa ilang payout niadtong Marso 16, 2023 human sa pulo ka adlaw nilang pagpanarbaho sa tagsa-tagsa nilang mga barangay.

Ang maong programa nga gipahigayon sa Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) pinaagi sa Employment and Placement Services Division (EPSD), nagatumong sa pagtabang sa katawhan nga naapektohan ang panginabuhian hinungdan sa mga kalamidad. (Diego M. Hidalgo)

CAAP bids out Bukidnon Airport’s P1-B Phase 4

MALAYBALAY CITY – The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines has updated the schedule of the bid submission and opening of the P1-billion Phase IV of the construction of the Bukidnon Airport, based on bid documents as of March 7, 2023

This 900-day phase of the Bukidnon Airport Development Project is expected to start on May 25, 2023, and to be completed on November 10, 2025.

CAAP set the new deadline for submission and opening of bids for the P970.3 million phase on March 30, 2023, according to the bid bulletin issued by Captain Edgardo G. Diaz, Chair, CAAP Bids, and Awards Committee.

The Bukidnon Airport, located in Barangay Maraymaray in Don Carlos, in the southern part of the province, is one of the flagship projects of the government in Northern Mindanao.

The phase covers the site preparation of the land side area; construction of access road and vehicular parking area; industrial lighting and exterior power distribution, nine-storey control tower building; two-story administration building; the communal toilet; waiting area; A and B ticketing booths – A (four units) and B (two units); 10,000-gallons steel water tank A and B; pump house A, B, and C; powerhouse; transform yard (two units); CSIS office building; cargo terminal building; rescue and firefighting facility; STP control room; guardhouse A & B; covered pathway, 13 Units; lifting station with 26 service manholes; water impounding system; and staff house building.

CAAP has reported about 8.26% actual accomplishment in the airport’s Phase 3 or the construction of passenger terminal building, runway strip, and runway Extension, among others as of a status report of February 28, 2023.

CAAP awarded the P958.4 million project phase to Tokwing Construction Corp./Mamsar Construction and Industrial Corporation. The 540-day project started on September 10, 2022, and is due for completion on April 3, 2024, after a revision.

Contractor Jasa Builders completed the construction of the project’s P74.5 million Phase 2 on October 9, 2022, which CAAP inspectors checked on November 16, 2022.

CAAP has reported 48.25% actual accomplishment in the airport construction’s Phase 1, which was awarded to Eddmari Construction and Trading. As of February 28, 2023, this project phase is due for completion on April 20, 2023.

The CAAP project status report, however, showed a number of adjustments in project completion.

Based on the project profile, the Phase 1 project duration was increased from 330 to 440 calendar days due to an approved variation order. The completion was first extended from June 28, 2022, to October 15, 2022. The same duration was adjusted by another approved variation order to April 8, 2023, due to “unworkable/rainy days”. Another extension was given up to April 20, 2023, due again to unfavorable conditions and delayed payments of 1st progress billing.

Although declared complete and inspected as of November 2022, the CAAP status report also cited that the project’s Phase 2, on embankment works, was also extended due to “unworkable/rainy days”.

Based on the CAAP report, the Department of Transportation (DOTr) has downloaded to CAAP a total of P2.816 billion from 2019 to 2022 to the four phases of the project, which is expected to be completed in 2026.

For Phase 1, the DOTr downloaded P200 million of its annual budget to CAAP with a memorandum of agreement approved on April 25, 2019. From the 2019 GAA (General Appropriations Act), DOTr downloaded an additional P430 million.

In Phase 2, the DOTr downloaded P136.8 million of its GAA to CAAP with a MOA signed on January 10, 2019.

In Phase 3, the DOTr downloaded a total of P1.05 billion to CAAP with a MOA approved on June 10, 2021.

Finally, for Phase 4, the DOTr downloaded a total of P1 billion to CAAP with a MOA approved also on June 10, 2021.

In November 2021, then-Senate Majority Leader Zubiri reported construction of the P2 billion (USD39.8 million) Bukidnon Airport project to be fully completed in 2026.

According to the Center for Aviation website, once operational the Bukidnon Airport is expected to accommodate aircraft including the ATR-72 and Bombardier Q400.

When the Bukidnon Airport was being conceptualized, Sen, Zubiri pushed for the project and has since supported its construction. In 2012, Senator Zubiri earmarked a portion of his Priority Development Assistance Fund to start the construction of the airport.

He said he has looked for additional sources from Official Development Assistance and other international aid agencies to fund the bigger portion of the project.

He added that an airport in the province is important as the Laguindingan International Airport is set to operate in 2012. Land travel from Bukidnon to the new airport has taken much longer.

In 2011, then President Benigno Simeon Aquino tasked the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) to conduct a feasibility study for an airport “more central in Mindanao” so that distances to and from various areas will make more economic sense. Aquino had said that most Mindanao airports are located near the coast.

Initially, CAAP inspected three sites for the proposed airport, which were all considered “technically feasible”; the current site, another area in Cabangahan here in Malaybalay, and in Dabongdabong, Valencia City. (BukidnonNews.Net)

2 ka solar dryer gi-turnover ngadto sa Barangay Lilingayon

Tagsa ka Solar Dryer ang gi-turnover ngadto sa mga residente sa Sitio Alang-Alang ug Sitio Colie sa Barangay Lilingayon sa Valencia City

Base sa pahibalo sa lokal nga panggamhanan, ang pag-turnover gipahigayon niadtong Marso 03, 2023.

Ang maong proyekto mahimong mapuslanon alang sa mga mag-uuma sa nasangpit nga mga sitio sanglit aduna na silay sakto ug luag nga lugar nga mabularan sa ilang mga produkto sama sa kape, mais, ug binggala. (MG Mayumi B. Madera)