Ngayong araw ay nasa 71 na ang aktibong kaso sa lungsod kumpara sa bilang na 70 kahapon. Sa datos na mula sa City Health Office, 7 ang naidagdag na bagong kaso at walang re-exposed habang 6 ang bilang ng mga naka-recover at walang naitalang nasawi.
Bagama’t bumababa na ang kaso ng COVID-19 sa ating siyudad, mariin pa ring pinaaalalahan ang lahat na sumunod sa itinakdang guidelines sa ilalim ng ALERT LEVEL 2. Patuloy pa rin na obserbahan ang minimum health standards sa lahat ng oras.#
A total of Php 10,025,000.00 worth of marijuana plants were discovered by PROCOR cops in separate operations conducted in the mountainous area of Tinglayan, Kalinga from November 15 to 17, 2021.
Based on the reports submitted to PROCOR Regional Director, PBGEN Ronald Oliver Lee, joint operatives of Kalinga PPO, RID PROCOR, RMFB15, and PDEA Kalinga, conducted separate marijuana eradication operations that led to the discovery of two (2) marijuana plantation sites in a communal forest in Brgy Loccong and another plantation site in Brgy Tulgao West.
From the two (2) sites in Brgy Loccong, operatives were able to discover 20,000 pieces of fully grown marijuana plants with Standard Drug Price (SDP) of Php 4,000,000.00 cultivated in an estimated land area of 2,000 square meters and 625 pieces of marijuana seedlings with SDP of Php 25,000.00 cultivated in a land area of 25 square meters.
Meanwhile, in Brgy Tulgao West, operatives discovered a total of 50 kilograms of marijuana stalks and dried marijuana leaves with SDP amounting to Php 6,000,000.00.
All discovered marijuana plants were uprooted and burned on-site by the operatives. Further, an investigation is ongoing to identify possible cultivators. (PROCOR-PIO)
SM shoppers can play Santa to less fortunate kids this Christmas in The SM Store and Toy Kingdom’s Share a Toy project, from November 1 to December 31, 2021
Share a Toy booths with bag of toys, play sets, educational board games and novelty will be set up in all The SM Store and Toy Kingdom branches nationwide. Here, shoppers will have the chance to bring and donate pre-loved or brand new toys that they can purchase from The SM Store’s Toy Express and Toy Kingdom.
They will be entitled to a P100 discount coupon for every item donated which can be redeemed on a minimum single-receipt purchase worth P1000.
These toys will be donated to thousands of less fortunate children from The SM Store and SM Foundation’s partner organization within the branch vicinities. These include organizations catering to kids 10 years old and below, schools, socio civic and government organizations, and NGOs in a simple turnover ceremony that can be also be done online.
Through the Share A Toy campaign under the SM Share Movement, The SM Store and its loyal customers join together to celebrate this joyous season of giving and hope with a generous heart as a way of bringing smiles to children and sharing the happiness and hope to them even amid pandemic. Other SM Store also campaigns like Donate a Book and Share a Gift have received overwhelming support from customers.
Share A Toy purchases and donations are also valid in-store and Call To Deliver transactions.
The Provincial Government of Isabela encourages everyone to get vaccinated when it’s your turn. Go to your LGUs and register. Moreover, strict adherence to the minimum public health standards must be observed.(PIO-Isabela)
Today, in the 47th Philippine Business Conference & Expo of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Tuguegarao City was awarded as the 2021 Most Business-Friendly LGU City under the Level 3 Category.
For several years, Tuguegarao City has always been a Finalist in the said national competition and, this year, the City finally bagged the award – 2021 PCCI’s Most Business-Friendly LGU City Level 3 Category.
PCCI leads the search for local government units that have been successfully restoring and increasing the business operations in their area through significant and sustained innovative actions amidst the extreme challenges brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic.
This year’s LGU awards initiative aims to highlight LGU success stories and best practices that go beyond mere compliance to address the overwhelming negative impacts of the current pandemic on the business community. (LGU-Tuguegarao City Information Office)
*New cases are those recorded for November 17, 2021, only based on the latest available data furnished by the Regional Epidemiology Surveillance Unit (RESU), Municipal Epidemiology Surveillance Unit (MESU), and the City Epidemiology Surveillance Unit (CESU) to the Provincial Epidemiology Surveillance Unit (PESU).
Benguet cops discovered a total of Php 2,554,000.00 worth of marijuana plants during a 5-day operation conducted in the mountainous area of Brgy Tacadang, Kibungan, Benguet from November 9 to 13, 2021.
Citing the reports submitted to PROCOR Regional Director, PBGEN RONALD OLIVER LEE, during the 5-day marijuana eradication operation conducted, a total of six (6) marijuana plantation sites in the communal forests of Brgy Tacadang were discovered by Benguet operatives.
From November 9 to 13, 2021, operatives of 1st Benguet Provincial Mobile Force Company (PMFC) discovered five (5) sites planted with 4,100 pieces of marijuana seedlings with a Standard Drug Price (SDP) amounting to Php 164,000.00 and 10,700 pieces of fully grown marijuana plants with SDP amounting to Php 2,140,000.00.
Meanwhile, on November 13, 2021, operatives of Kibungan Municipal Police Station (MPS) were able to discover a total of 1,250 pieces of fully grown marijuana plants with an SDP of Php 250,000.00 cultivated in a land area of 250 square meters.
Further, all discovered marijuana plants and seedlings were uprooted and burned on-site by the operatives. (PROCOR-PIO)
A total of Php 3,970,000.00 worth of marijuana plants were discovered and destroyed during an anti-illegal drugs operation conducted in the mountainous area of Sitio Tokayong, Brgy Saclit, Sadanga, Mountain Province on November 14, 2021.
Based on the reports submitted to PROCOR Regional Director, PBGEN RONALD OLIVER LEE, joint operatives of Mountain Province PPO, RID – PROCOR, and PDEA Mt. Province conducted a marijuana eradication operation which led to the discovery of two (2) marijuana plantation sites and one (1) shanty house which served as a storage area for harvested marijuana plants.
In Site 1, operatives were able to discover 1,400 pieces of fully grown marijuana plants with Standard Drug Price (SDP) amounting to Php 280,000.00 planted in an estimated land area of 200 square meters, while in Site 2, operatives further found 2,250 pieces of fully grown marijuana plants with SDP amounting to Php 450,000.00 planted in an estimated land area of 250 square meters.
Moreover, while the documentation of the discovered marijuana plants was in progress, other operatives scoured the area which resulted in the discovery of five (5) marijuana bricks weighing more or less 5 kilograms with SDP amounting to Php 600,000.00; and dried marijuana stalks & leaves weighing more or less 22 kilograms with SDP amounting to Php 2,640,000.00 stored inside an open shanty.
Further, the discovered marijuana plants, bricks, and dried marijuana stalks & leaves were burned on-site while the intensive investigation is being conducted to identity possible cultivators. (PROCOR-PIO)
By: Villamor Visaya Jr.,Philippine Daily Inquirer Correspondent
CITY OF SANTIAGO, Isabela—The University of La Salette (ULS) on Tuesday (Nov. 16) began its limited in-person classes for medical degree programs after it was permitted by the Commission on Higher Education (CHEd).
ULS is the first university in Isabela province to allow CHEd to resume in-person classes in a limited capacity.
The university has retrofitted their facilities “as protection from COVID-19, and to comply with minimum public health standards as ordered by the authorities,” Estacio said.
Although Isabela province is under Alert Level 2, the second-lowest alert classification that would have allowed a 50-percent indoor capacity, the university said enforcing 30-percent indoor capacity would help them monitor and evaluate the students.
“It is very challenging…Being the first [to resume in-person classes], we strictly monitor [the classes] to ensure the implementation of health protocols and assess how we can improve the system,” she added.
Students taking up medical technology and physical therapy courses were among those who attended their classes.
Dean Marissa Tan of the ULS College of Medicine and Allied Medical Programs said they only allowed six students in each laboratory room for medical technology students, with four rooms used for 24 students.#
Ngayong araw ay nasa 70 na ang aktibong kaso sa lungsod kung saan bahagya itong bumaba kumpara sa 73 na aktibong kaso kahapon.
Sa datos na mula sa City Health Office, 3 ang naidagdag na bagong kaso. 6 naman ang bilang ng mga naka-recover at walang naitalang nasawi.
Bagama’t bumababa na ang kaso ng COVID-19 sa ating siyudad, mariin pa ring pinaaalalahan ang lahat na sumunod sa itinakdang guidelines sa ilalim ng GCQ status with Heightened Restrictions. Patuloy pa rin na obserbahan ang minimum health standards sa lahat ng oras.#
