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Senior Citizens at Pwds Ng Cavite Libre Na Sa Face of the Week Pamalagiing magbasa ng Wisdom Newspaper! VOL. 1 NO. 1 CAVITE FEB. 25—MAR. 03, 2019 P15.00 Senior citizens at PWDs ng Cavite libre na sa „parking fees‟ TRECE MARTIRES establisimyento sa Cavite)—na akda at na ang isang ‗senior ilehiyo ng ―free park- ‗booth attendant‘ sa CITY, Cavite – lalawigan ng Cavite isinulong ni Provin- citizen‘ o PWD ang ing‖ ang ‗overnight isang ‗parking area‘ LIBRE sa sa ilalim ng isang or- cial Board Member siyang nagmamaneho parking‘ at maaari na lalabag sa nasa- pagpaparada ng ka- dinansang inapru- Valeriano S. En- o pasahero ng lamang gamitin ng bing ordinansa ay pa- nilang sasakyan. bahan kamakailan ng cabo—na maging ipaparadang mga pribadong patawan ng multang Ito ang ka- pamahalaang panlala- ‗libre‘ ang mga pribadong sasakyan/ behikulo. P500, samantalang ragdagang bene- wigan ng Cavite, sa katandaan at PWDs Ang mga ito ay Hindi sakop P2,000 naman ang pisyong matatamasa pamumuno ni Gover- sa pagpaparada ng kailangan din na ng ‗free parking‘ ang multang ipapataw sa ng ‗senior citi- nor Jesus Crispin kanilang sasakyan sa magprisenta ng kanil- mga ‗public utility operator, manager o zens‘ (SCs) at mga Remulla. mga mall, iba pang ang ‗SC/PWD iden- vehicles‘ (PUVs) kat- may-ari ng ‗parking may kapansanan o Layunin ng establisimyento at tification cards‘ sa ulad ng mga pam- space‘. Ayon kay ‗persons with disabil- Provincial Ordinance pribadong pagamutan pagpasok sa lugar na pasaherong dyipni Provincial Board ities‘ (PWDs) na hin- No. 235 (Free Park- sa lalawigan ng Cavi- kung saan naroroon (PUJ), tricycle, pam- Secretary Michelle F. di na kailangang ing Ordinance for te. ang ‗parking space‘ pasaherong bus, taxi Alcid, ang ordinan- magbayad ng Senior Citizens and Upang ng establisimyento. o iba pang katulad sang ito, ay ipa- ‗parking fees‘ na Persons with Disabil- makamtan ang benip- Hindi naman nito. tutupad na ngayong sinisingil ng ilang ity of the Province of isyong ito, nararapat kabilang sa prib- Ang kahera o buwan. (PNA) Laguna, lumahok sa paglilinis ng Manila Bay CALAMBA CITY, Laguna-- "Ano po ba ang koneksyon ng Laguna ALL OUT IN ADDRESSING THE CONCERNS OF CAVITEÑOS: sa Manila Bay?" Ito ang bungad katanungan ni Forester Melvin A. Lalican, In its firm resolve to serve the majority of Caviteños in their respective localities, focal person ng Manila Bay Site Coordinating Management Office ng Depart- the provincial government continuously brings programs aimed to address the ment of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) sa isinagawang Saran needs and concerns of constituents around the province. On January 18, 2019, River cleanup sa Los Baños, Laguna, kamakailan bilang bahagi ng paglulun- Governor Jonvic Remulla visited Cavite City where he led the distribution of a sad ng Manila Bay rehabilitation program. (turn to page 2) total of seventy-six (76) bokyo on behalf of Governor Boying Remulla to the different barangays in a simple turn-over program held at Samonte Park. The patrol vehicles will be used to easily respond to emergencies and intensify the peace and order around the locality. Present during the event were Cavite City SHOWBLITZ Mayor Bernardo ―Totie‖ Paredes and other local officials. In the afternoon, an- See on page 6 other leg of Ugnayan sa Barangay was conducted at San Esteban Covered Court Kris Aquino refuses to in the City of Dasmariñas. Governor Jonvic Remulla also led the event where he was joined by 4th District Board Member Teofilo Lara and city councilors who confront Gretchen also expressed their deepest commitment to serve and provide worthy programs Barretto; Leaves lawyers for the residents. (DAM) to issue statement pahina 2 Feb. 25—Mar. 03, 2019 the nearby towns of 3rd Bridge sa Batangas Salinas, Kawit, Cavite City and Tanza,‖ Chua said. bubuksan (mula sa pahina 1) The Premium Point-to-point (P2P) Patuloy ang gay na lamang ng side- gressman Marvey Ma- Bus Service which was pagsasaayos ng natur- walks at ibang finish- rino ang tulay na ito ay opened early December ang tulay kung saan ing touches ang gaga- dream project ni dating of 2018 is a collabora- ipinakita ng Frey-Fil win. Mayor Eduardo Di- tion of the Department Corporation na ―Ang naturang macuha matapos masi- Noveleta, neighboring towns of Transportation nailagay na ang huling tulay ay matibay mag- ra ang Calumpang to benefit from new PTP route (DOTr) with the Land box girders sa kauna- ing sa pinakamalakas Bridge noong Hulyo Transportation Fran- unahang box girder na bagyo o lindol. 2014 dahil sa bagyong NOVELETA, Cavite— Puregold Noveleta. chising and Regulatory superstructure design Kayang mag- Glenda. Bunsod nito, A new P2P route in the Noveleta Mayor Dino Board (LTFRB), and sa buong bansa. accommodate nito ng lalong nagsikip ang province was recently Reyes Chua announced Metro Express Con- May kabuuang pinakamataas na level trapiko sa lungsod at opened to give relief to this development say- nect, Inc. It started its halaga na P338M ang ng tubig base sa naapektuhan ang commuting residents of ing that ―the new P2P south routes in June of naturang tulay at may bagyong Ondoy na maraming negosyo sa Noveleta and neighbor- route will bring much- 2017 connecting Cavite habang 140 metro, may naitalang 6/085 meters paligid nito kaya‘t nai- ing towns of Salinas, needed relief for Nov- and Alabang road net- lapad na 15 metro at ang taas mula sa main sip nilang magpagawa Kawit, Cavite City and eleta commuters. works specifically Star- may apat na lanes. Bin- sea level. Binubuo ito ng mas malaki at mati- Tanza. ―This is the an- mall Alabang – Vista abagtas nito ang Sitio ng 55 segmental box bay na tulay na ko- Seven yellow swer to the daily ago- Mall Daang Hari Ba- Ferry Kumintang Ibaba girders at 53 dito ang konekta sa eastern por- buses of San Agustin nies of Caviteño com- coor and Starmall Ala- papuntang Gulod pre-cast segments na tion ng lungsod. Transport Service muters, especially the bang – Central Mall Labac at inaasahang fabricated sa Frey-Fil Sinabi naman ni Corp. will ply the route Noveleteños. This will Dasmarinas. (PIA- malaki ang maitutulong plant sa Calumpit, Bu- Mayor Beverley Rose of Noveleta – Makati not only benefit people Cavite/With reports upang maibasan ang lacan habang ang dala- Dimacuha na ang tulay from its terminal at from Noveleta, but also from GoCavite) malalang trapiko na wa ay cast-in-place ay simbolo ng pagiging nararanasan sa kalun- segments. Mayroon din katuwang ng mga Ba- suran. itong dalawang abut- tangueno at pakikibaka HEALTH CARE FOR TRECEÑOS Ayon kay Engr. ments at dalawang sa pagsusulong ng Ronald Litan, project piers,‖ ani Litan. Ang isang malinis at manager ng naturang disenyo ng tulay ay mapagmalasakit na proyekto, nasa 90% na may standard load na lungsod.(PIA Batan- ang completion nito 15 tons per axel load. gas/May ulat mula PIO kung saan ang paglala- Ayon kay Con- Batangas City) DOTr reminds provincial buses to use PITX MANILA — Provincial bus- were converted into city opened franchise applica- es are reminded to pass operations: tions for UV Express units to through the Parañaque Inte- Bulacan (north) — ferry passengers from Cavite grated Terminal Exchange Bocaue, Meycauayan, Mari- province to the PITX. (PITX) to pick up and drop lao, Obando, and San Jose Five buses were off passengers. del Monte City; also provided by the Metro- This was the state- Cavite (southwest) politan Manila Development ment made recently by the — Imus, Bacoor, Dasmari- Authority and the Philippine Department of Transporta- ñas, General Trias, Silang, Coast Guard to offer free tion (DOTr) as the transports Kawit, Noveleta, and Cavite shuttle services to and from department also responded to City the PITX. a proposal by Cavite Gover- Laguna (south) — Another six shuttle nor Jesus Crispin Remulla to San Pedro, Biñan, and Sta. buses are expected to ply the allow public utility buses Rosa City route PITX – Lawton, Pasay (PUBs) to enter Metro Ma- PUBs not covered and Baclaran to ferry passen- nila directly from PITX to by said areas must terminate gers to and from the PITX. ferry passengers coming their routes at the PITX. This is the result of a Memo- As the delivery of health services to the Caviteños is among the priority pro- from the province. Allowing all pro- randum of Agreement signed grams of the provincial government under Gov Boying Remulla, the Provincial The department has vincial buses to enter Metro by the DOTr with Megawide issued an order allowing the Manila directly would com- Corporate Foundation Inc., Health Office, in partnership with OPG-Extension, recently conducted another franchises of PUBs from the promise the operations of the and the Chamber Interna- medical and dental mission in Southville II in Barangay Aguado, Trece Mar- Greater Manila Area to be terminal, the department tional Senate Philippines last converted into city opera- noted. January for the implementa- tires City. More than 600 Treceños were treated by the medical and dental tions to ensure the ease of However, there are tion of free bus rides for the team of Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo Memorial Hospital. Aside from the health out- travel of commuters going to some operators opposed to PITX. reach program, the said barangay also received one unit of ambulance for Metro Manila. the order are reportedly still A total of 20 new ―While the DOTr loading and unloading pas- routes for public utility vehi- medical emergencies from the provincial government. Indang Municipal Coun- aims to decongest traffic in sengers in the areas of Pasay cles were also recently cilor Ping Remulla, on behalf of Gov. Boying Remulla, handed the key to Ba- Metro Manila through City and Liwasang Bonifacio opened for the PITX route to landports like the PITX, it in Manila, resulting in inade- serve consumers from the rangay Captain Jaime Sierra and other barangay officials.
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