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Vol 13 No 38 www.punto.com.ph P 10.00 Central V 13 P N 38 unto! M - S+ F 17 - 22, 2020 PANANAW NG MALAYANG PILIPINO! Luzon GIVEN ABSOLUTE PARDON BY PRES. RAMOS IN 1994 Ex-CPP-NPA chief nabbed for ‘old case’ CITY OF SAN FERNAN- ippines and chief of the arrested in his home in talion 3, and the Angeles DO – Police on Tuesday New People’s Army. Balibago, Angeles City City Police Intelligence afternoon presented to Rodolfo Canda Salas, early morning Tuesday Branch. media in Camp Olivas 72, aka Kumander Bilog, by a composite team “It was spectacular here what it called the reputed to be the only from the Special Con- show of force by the po- Former CPP chair and NPA chief Rodolfo Salas, result of its “relentless one that ever held si- cern Unit-Regional Intel- lice, complete with bat- alias Kumander Bilog, is presented to media by eff orts on ELCAC” – the multaneously the helm ligence Division 3, 301st tle-ready troopers,” said Police Regional Offi ce 3 chief Brig. Gen. Rhodel former chair of the Com- of the communist party Maneuver Company, Re- a resident in the Dona Sermonia. P !"! $ B!&' L()*!& munist Party of the Phil- and its military arm was gional Mobile Force Bat- P*.& 6 /#&*4& LWUA rebukes ACWD On UV disinfection B5 A49#&5 M)*'*+ NGELES CITY – The Local Water Utilities Administration Ahas rebuked the Angeles City Water District on the use of ultra violet (UV) disinfection in treating its water sources in an assessment report on February 10. P*.& 6 /#&*4& CBCP body bats GROUNDBREAKING. Sen. Bong Go, Gov. Dennis Pineda, Vice Gov. Lilia Pineda, PAGCor for ABS-CBN chair Andrea Domingo, and Bloomberry Cultural Foundation, Inc. president Donato Almeda lead time capsule laying for the P500-million OFW Hospital at the Provincial Engineering Offi ce compound in Sindalan, City of San Fernando. Joining them are offi cials of DOH, OWWA, and franchise renewal DOLE. P !"! $ B!&' Z. L()*!& B5 E)?& B. E@")H& network’s “The Filipino st Channel” is well-patron- BALANGA City, Bataan ized by overseas Filipino Construction starts on PHL’s 1 -- The Catholic Bishops workers “which becomes Conference of the Phil- their hope and joy” ippines Episcopal Com- amidst the pain of sepa- mission on Migrants and ration from their families OFW Hospital, Diagnostic Center Itinerant People (CBCP– and hard work from their ECMI) on Saturday employers. CITY OF SAN FERNANDO – breaking and time capsule-laying be constructed on a two-hect- called for the renewal of “With TFC, our OFWs Construction of the country’s rites on Tuesday. are lot donated by the provincial the franchise of televi- can connect themselves fi rst OFW (overseas Filipino Senator Christopher Lawrence government at the Provincial sion giant ABS–CBN. with what is happening workers) Hospital and Diagnos- “Bong” Go, who was the guest of Engineering Offi ce Compound Bataan Bishop Ru- in our country and fi nd tic Center here fi nally went un- honor, led the capsule laying for in Barangay Sindalan here. perto Santos, CBCP– themselves still united derway after a brief ground- the P500-million facility that will P*.& 6 /#&*4& ECMI chair, said the P*.& 6 /#&*4& AirAsia expands network in Southern PH with General Santos AIRASIA today announced its newest said, “We are pleased to announce our announcement of these new fl ights tions to be announced later in 2020.” destination in the Southern Philippines, new domestic destination for the year, will contribute to local tourism and the To celebrate it’s newest route, AirA- General Santos. Beginning 29 March, General Santos. Our General Santos economy. sia is off ering all-in promotional fares guests can fl y to General Santos from fl ights will provide access to Mindanao, “We are committed to growing our from Clark to General Santos from as Clark and Cebu. a beautiful region rich in culture and domestic connectivity this year, and low as P1,090 for BIG Loyalty Members AirAsia Philippines CEO Ricky Isla history. I am confi dent that AirAsia’s you can expect more exciting destina- P*.& 6 /#&*4& AC gov’t installs hand-sanitizing stations for Covid-19 prevention ANGELES CITY – For pre- Based on the City Gov- ventative and safety mea- ernment’s Memorandum Or- sures against the COVID-19 der No. 171, series of 2020, virus (also unoffi cially known or the measures to prevent as 2019-nCoV), Mayor Car- the spread of the COVID-19, melo ‘Pogi’ Lazatin Jr., in- “preventive measures to miti- structs Executive Assistant IV gate the spread of the disease Reina Manuel, to install hand by compliance with the distri- sanitizing stations at strategic bution of face masks, where places around the City Hall all front liners are required to building here. wear face masks at all times; The stations are located and the constant and time- SAFETY MEASURES everywhere around the build- ly dissemination of informa- AGAINST COVID-19. ing where people usually pass tion through the City Informa- Angeles City Mayor by, such as staircases and tion Offi ce Facebook page to Carmelo ‘Pogi’ Lazatin hallways. spread awareness and dis- Jr. has instructed “The COVID-19 virus is ease prevention tips, among Executive Asst. IV still ongoing globally, there- others.” Reina Manuel to fore we must stay at the peak It can be recalled that May- install hand sanitizing of our preventative measures or Lazatin also released the stations in strategic against it. The Alcohol stations Memorandum No. 175, se- areas within the provided are for everyone, ries of 2020 that orders es- City Hall building as both employees and visitors of tablishments and people safety measures for the City Hall. This is to make from hoarding and overpric- the prevention of and sure we have accessible san- ing face masks, alcohol, hand protection against the itizing options wherever part sanitizers, and other similar spread of Covid-19. of the building we’re at; and to products used to prevent the C "! not further transmit any sort of COVID-19. -Victoria Harris/ disease,” said Lazatin. ACIO 32K Tarlac farmers Port of to receive P5K each Subic eye IN SUPPORT to Tarlaqueño In Governor Susan Yap’s lion to 600,000 rice farmers farmers, the Provincial Gov- message, she said that the whose farm size ranges from ernment of Tarlac in the mu- amount is aimed to lessen the one-half hectare to two hect- nicipality of Paniqui the Rice eff ects of the fi rst wave of the ares. Farmers Financial Assistance Rice Tarifi cation Law [RTL]. The funding for the RFFA revenue [RFFA] that will target some “This amount, though is sourced from the tariff col- 32,000 farmers province-wide. small, can help our dear Tar- lection of the P10-billion Rice The launching ceremony was laqueño farmers to lessen the Competitive Enhancement held at the Paniqui Municipal impact of the new tariffi ca- Fund [RCEF]. Covered Court, February 13. tion law,” Gov. Yap said add- Likewise present during decline With partnership with the ing that, “We understand the the ceremony were Vice Gov- Department of Agriculture plight of our rice farmers par- ernor Carlito “Casada” Da- SUBIC BAY FREEPORT-- Port of Subic 13 th district [DA], Land Bank of the Philip- ticularly the marginal ones. vid, Provincial Board Com- collection agency of the Bureau of Customs (BOC) under pines [LBP] and the Develop- The RFFA is one way to help mittee Chairman on Agricul- the leadership of collector VI Maritess T. Martin was ment Bank of the Philippines you cope with the tough com- ture Board Member Saturnino honoured by the Department of Finance (DOF) for achieving [DBP], the fi nancial assis- petition in the market today.” Mandal, Paniqui Mayor Leon- th tance aims to help small farm- The Duterte administra- ardo Roxas, DBP-Tarlac Man- an unprecedented performance among the country’s 17 ers most aff ected by the initial tion, through the DA and in ager Evangeline Robles and district collections agencies for outstanding accomplishment impact of the Rice Tariffi cation partnership with the LBP and Provincial Agriculturist Alicia last year. Law. DBP will disburse the P3-bil- Cruz. –Tarlac PIO Port of Subic was recognized by DOF and BOC for its consistent target revenue collection output last year and even overshooting its overall target and earning P9.798 billion surplus. The 26 th year old unit raised a cumulative P32.370 billion income as compared to the 2018 production of P22.571 billion or 43.41 per cent hike. Finance secretary Sonny Dominquez and BOC Commissioner Rey Guerrero awarded the Port with an Achievement Award during the bureau’s anniversary held at Aduana last week. But after the recognition of last year performance, the district is facing a diff erent scenario starting last month in view of external factors that hit the global economic community due to the corona virus dilemma. Unlike last year, Subic failed to hit its assigned revenue target for the fi rst month of the by incurring a shortfall of P382, 655 million. Due to its outstanding 2019 output, Aduana added an additional P1 billion more to Subic monthly revenues. From P1.858 billion target last year, the upgraded target for January set by Aduana amounted to P2.628 billion. Collection realized by Subic yielded P2.246 billion or -14.56 per cent less of target. Collector Martin has teamed up with the management of Subic Bay International Terminal Corp. (SBITC) the private cargo terminal operator to conduct trade facilitation forum with Port stakeholders last Wednesday to enhance port utilization here. Team Subic was in full force yesterday to answer all queries of port users and brokers on how to expedite cargo releasing at SBITC and BOC.
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