Monday, December 23, 2024

Tag: Valencia City

3 lalaki nakuhaan og droga sa Valencia

Posted on by Diego M. Hidalgo

Adunay tulo ka lalaki ang nakuhaan og gidudahan nga droga pinaagi sa drug buy-bust operation nga gipahigayon sa hiniusang pwersa sa kapolisan managlahing lugar niadtong Pebrerp 28, 2023

Adunay tulo ka lalaki ang nakuhaan og gidudahan nga droga pinaagi sa drug buy-bust operation nga gipahigayon sa hiniusang pwersa sa kapolisan managlahing lugar niadtong Pebrerp 28, 2023.

Sa report nga nahipos sa Bukidnon Police Provincial Office, ang tulo giila nga sila Morgan Miranda y Iganacio alyas “Gon”, Noraldni Radyamoda y Mangoramka alyas “Kim”, ug Jhalil Ale y Pendaton alyas “Lee”.

Si Miranda, 49, ulitawo, construction worker ug residente sa Purok 2, Barangay Bagontaas, Valencia City Bukidnon. Siya nakuhaan og 5.3 gramo sa gidudahang shabu nga adunay estimated market value nga Php 36,040.00.

Si Radyamoda, 22, ulitawo, ug residente sa Barangay Central, Kalilangan, Bukidnon. Siya nasikop sa Purok 2, Barangay Lumbo, Valencia City, Bukidnon. Nakuha gikan sa iyang posesyon ang 6 gramo sa gidudahang shabu nga adunay market value nga Php40,800.00.

Samtang si Ale, 28, newly identified, minyo, mag-uuma, ug residente sa Purok 2b North Poblacion, Maramag, Bukidnon. Siya nakorner sa Purok 2b, Barangay Lumbo, Valencia City, Bukidnon. Nasakimit gikan kaniya ang 7 gramo sa gidudahang shabu nga adunay kantidad nga Php47,600.00.

Kasong paglapas sa Section 5 & 11, Article II of R.A. 9165 ang giandam batok sa mga suspek. (Diego M. Hidalgo)

Labing unang Business Forum sa SMEs sa Valencia, gipahigayon

Posted on by Omar Rashid Z. Abdullah

Ang labing una nga Business Forum alang sa mga Small & Medium Enterprises (SMEs) sa dakbayan sa Valencia gipahigayon kaniadtong Pebrero 27, 2023 sa Valencia City Gymnasium and Cultural Center

Sa pahibalo sa lokal nga panggamhanan, napahigayon ang maong business forum pinaagi sa pakigtambayayong sa Valencia City Chamber of Commerce and Industry Association, Inc. (VCCCIAI).

Tumong sa maong panagtigom nga matubag ug mahibal-an ang mga concern sa mga negosyante sa nagkalain-laing sektor, ingon man ang pag-awhag kanila nga mahimong akreditado nga mga miyembro sa VCCCIAI. (Omar Rashid Z. Abdullah)

SGLG Award alang sa mga barangay gilunsad sa Valencia

Posted on by Diego M. Hidalgo

Gilunsad sa Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) ug Valencia City local government ang Seal of Good Local Governance for Barangays (SGLGB) niadtong Pebrero 6, 2023

Sa taho sa Philippine Information Agency, mahimong maangkon sa barangay ang maong award kung mapasar niini ang mga Core Areas nga mao ang Safety, Peace and Order, Financial Administration and Sustainability, ug Disaster Preparedness, lakip ang usa sa Essential Areas nga mao ang Social Protection and Sensitivity, Business-friendliness and Competitiveness, ug Environmental Management.

Ang SGLGB isa ka Recognition-based program ug progresibong sistema sa pag-evaluate sa performance sa pagdumala sa mga kabarangayan sa syudad.

Kamulo pa ang syudad sa pagpangandam ug paghan-ay sa schedule alang sa pagpahigayon sa SGLGB evaluation karon nga tuig. (Diego M. Hidalgo)

Valencia lakip sa Outstanding Leaders of Mindanao

Posted on by Omar Rashid Z. Abdullah

Gipasidunggan ang syudad sa Valencia isip isa sa mga Outstanding Leaders of Mindanao (LGU City Category) atol sa 4th Mindanao Governance and Leadership Excellence Award Ceremonies

Sa pahibalo sa lokal nga panggamhanan, ang maong seremonya gi-organisa sa Mindanao Daily News ug Veterans Bank niadtong Pebrero 18, 2023 sa Limketkai Center, Cagayan de Oro City.

Si Mayor Azucena “Sunny” P. Huervas, kinsa nidawat sa maong pasidunggog, isa sa tulo lamang ka City Mayor sa tibuok Mindanao nga gipasidunggan tungod sa iyang maayo nga liderato isip Local Chief Executive sa dakbayan sa Valencia City. (Omar Rashid Z. Abdullah)

Teenage pregnancy declines in PH, Normin tops in cases

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CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY – Teenage pregnancy cases in the country had gone down from 8.6 percent in 2017 to 5.4 percent in 2022, yet despite the decrease in cases, Northern Mindanao records the highest percentage of adolescents who have been pregnant at 10.9 percent

“Forty-four per 1,000 female adolescents aged 15–19 have given birth in 2020, which means approximately 30 adolescents give birth in the region daily,” Commission on Population (POPCOM)-10 Assistant Regional Director Richmond Charles Gajudo said.

According to data from 2020, the three provinces with the highest rates of teen pregnancy are Bukidnon, Misamis Oriental, and Cagayan de Oro City. Each of these three provinces is responsible for 43% of all births to teenagers. The youngest age at which a teen was known to be pregnant was 11 years old in Cagayan de Oro City. In Valencia City, the young mother was 12 years old.

Being pregnant at such a young age is bad for young people, both in terms of their health and their finances. It was also said that having a child at such a young age is bad for a teenager’s health because their bodies aren’t ready to carry a child and can sometimes lead to the death of newborns and infants.

Since the childbearing years of a female are between the ages of 15 and 49, there is a tendency to have repeat pregnancies, which may lead to having more children and the possibility of having multiple partners, which is a health risk.

According to the commission, based on studies involving the very young adolescence of 10–14 years old, female teens who get pregnant have older male partners. Due to this, Republic Acts 11596 and 11648 were created to protect the said age group from child marriage and increase the age of sexual consent from 12 to 16 years old.

With the number of teenage pregnancies going up, POPCOM-10 and the local government units (LGUs) have stepped up their efforts to stop them. The commission helps the LGUs plan and get ready for programs that will be used, like setting up a teen center to deal with the problems mentioned above.

“We have a new program being implemented for teen moms and their children called a “social program for adolescent moms and their children.” It is like 4Ps, where they will receive a monthly stipend to support them finish their studies and livelihood programs for them to be able to support the needs of their child,” says POPCOM-10 Technical Section Head Jeremias Cabasan.

POPCOM urges everyone to work together to better address the teenage pregnancy case in the region. Teenage pregnancies are caused by many things, including the teens themselves, their families, the community, and even how policies are put into place. This means that the solution can’t just be found in POPCOM, the Department of Health, or the Department of Education. Instead, there needs to be a collaboration between different agencies and sectors. (JAKA/PIA-10)

DTI-10 turns over POS equipment to OTOP hubs

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CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY – Eight One Town, One Product Philippines (OTOP) hubs in northern Mindanao were granted a point-of-sale (POS) terminal worth P25,000 each by the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Region 10 on February 22

OTOP Hub is a one-stop shop that offers a general outlet for quality OTOP products. Strategically located hubs also act as “pasalubong centers,” showcasing the locally rooted products that carry the culture and tradition of a particular place. Its establishment is one of the most impactful interventions under the OTOP program of the DTI.

Through the provincial offices, DTI-10 has worked to keep the hubs in good shape and make sure that its operations run smoothly by constantly keeping an eye on them. The turnover of POS will help the OTOP hubs improve their operations and make it easier for them to keep track of sales, keep books, and manage their inventory.

KaHero, the company that made the POS, also gave a briefing and orientation on how to use the system to the people who worked at the OTOP hubs.

The eight OTOP hubs that received assistance were OTOP Malaybalay and OTOP Valencia in Bukidnon; OTOP Iligan and OTOP Tubod in Lanao del Norte; and OTOP Ginama, OTOP Kuyamis, OTOP Claveria, and Lunâ by Oro Creatives in Misamis Oriental. (DTI-10/PIA-10)

Fleet of modern buses boosts Bukidnon’s transport system

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MALAYBALAY CITY — The Department of Transportation (DOTr) and Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB)-10 took a significant step forward in modernizing the transportation system by introducing 15 modern public utility vehicles (PUVs) in the first fleet of the trendy transport scene in Bukidnon province

As part of the government’s public utility vehicles modernization program (PUVMP), LTFRB-10 Regional Director Aminoden Allan Guro said that the new PUVs have a global positioning system (GPS), closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras, televisions, and a cashless fare through the Automatic Fare Collection System server.

“Here in Bukidnon, our decades-old vehicles need to be upgraded so that our passengers can enjoy comfortable, safe, and reliable public transportation. Those dilapidated and old jeeps, which are more than 15 years old—some have even reached 30 years—must be replaced,” Guro said during the PUVMP launching ceremony, on February 23, at the Centennial Stage, Capitol Ground, Malaybalay City.

Modern buses are run by the Bukidnon Transport Multi-Purpose Cooperative (BUKTRAMCO), which has promised to keep service and safety at a high level. These vehicles, each with a seating capacity of 30, will be plying the Quezon-Valencia City-Malaybalay City route. The cooperative has received extensive training and is required to abide by LTFRB’s guidelines and regulations.

Office of Transport Cooperatives Chair Jesus Ferdinand Ortega said soon another group of the same PUVs would arrive to give people a better way to get around that is also more convenient and better for the environment.

“We, in the Office of Transport Cooperative, under DOTr, assure you that this will not be the first modern PUV running here in the province. There will be many more. The program also intends to provide better transportation services to the people to address air pollution and road safety issues. It is one of the government’s priority programs,” he explained.

He stressed that small PUV players could join the Modernization Program as long as they joined together, formed a cooperative or corporation, and met the program’s requirements.

Ortega said that showing off the new buses in Bukidnon is an inspiration, especially for BUKTRAMCO, and a good model for the rest of the country’s provinces.

The DOTr and LTFRB promised to keep helping the province modernize its transportation system. This is in line with the government’s goal of improving public transportation services all over the country. (RLRB/PIA-10/Bukidnon)

Top 2 MWP sa Bukidnon gisikop

Posted on by Omar Rashid Z. Abdullah

Gisikop sa hinusang pwersa sa kapolisan ang top 2 most wanted person sa Bukidnon kaniadtong Pebrero 16, sa Sitio Buco, Banlag, Valencia City, Bukidnon

Ang report ni Police Lt. Col. Edward T. Agpalza, OIC sa Valencia City Police Station, nibutyag nga ang supek mao si Mark Anthony Pama y Tabafa, 36, minyo ug residente sa Camiling, Batangan, Valencia City, Bukidnon.

Siya gisikop pinasubay sa warrant of arrest sa kasong murder.

Si Pama anaa na uibos sa kustodiya sa Valencia CPS alang sa hustong diosposasyon. (Omar Rashid Z. Abdullah)

Farmers in 3 barangays in Valencia benefits from FMR Projects

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DILG Bukidnon in coordination with the Local Government of Valencia City successfully turned over a total of PhP60-Million worth of farm-to-market road projects to the Barangay of Lilingayon, Lurugan, and San Carlos under the Local Government Support Fund – Support to Barangay Development Program (LGSF-SBDP), on Feb. 21, 2023

A blessing and a ceremonial road opening was initiated in the project site locations of the three barangays, and a joint program was conducted thereafter at the Covered Court of Barangay San Carlos – participated by the barangay beneficiaries, LGU-Valencia City, DILG, PNP, PA, and project contractors.

One of the program’s highlights is the signing of the Certificate of Turnover and Acceptance led by City Mayor Azucena P. Huervas as the implementing unit and duly accepted by the three beneficiary punong barangays.

“Kini nga proyekto nahatag kaninyo pinaagi sa hiniusang pagpaningkamot sa nagkada-iyang ahensya sa gobyerno. Busa atong ampingan kini para sa pagkab-ot sa tiunay nga kalamboan sa atong mga mag-uuma”, said Mayor Huervas during the ceremony.

Moreover, DILG Provincial Director Rhona Pedraza-Abadilla led the giving of the key of responsibility along with CLGOO Jan Eric L. Manasan and representatives from the PNP and Philippine Army to the local officials of the City.

PD Abadilla, in her statement, congratulates the three barangays and emphasized the critical role of each beneficiary in ensuring the long-term use of the road projects.

“Sauna inyo lang kining gidamgo, apan gituman na sa atuang gobyerno, og karong adlawa gitunol na kaninyo ang mga proyekto. Mao kini ang simbolo nga kamo gihatagn og pagtagad sa atong gobyerno. Busa atoang tagaan og saktong pagpakabana og pag-amping aron nga mo lungtad pa kining proyekto sa dugay pa nga katuigan”, said PD Abadilla.

Meanwhile, all three Punong barangay beneficiaries collectively expressed their appreciation to the DILG, LGU-Valencia City, and partner line agencies for the realization of their farm-to-market roads and hoped for added projects for the continued economic development of the barangays.

The activity wrapped up with the viewing of AVP featuring the completed road projects and success stories of the beneficiaries.

Each SBDP beneficiary barangays received PHP20 Million worth of funding for the implementation of their priority projects. (DILG Bukidnon)

Valencia mipahigayon og libreng mass wedding

Posted on by Diego M. Hidalgo

Nagmalampuson nga gipahigayon sa syudad sa Valencia ang libreng mass wedding kaniadtong Peb. 14, atol sa kasaulogan sa Valentine’s Day

Base sa pahibalo sa lokal ang panggamhanan, ang mass wedding gipahigayon sa Robinson’s Place Valencia kinsa gipangunahan og pasilitar ni Valencia City Mayor Azucena Huervas.

Gitaho nga adunay kinatibuk-ang 38 ka magtiayon gikan sa lain-laing barangay sa dakbayan ang nakasal atol sa maong kalihukan. (Diego M. Hidalgo)