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www.punto.com.ph P 10.00 Central V 12 P N 86 unto! M - W A 5 - 7, 2019 PANANAW NG MALAYANG PILIPINO! Luzon Converge to install fi ber optic technology for free ANGELES CITY –Fi- mittent, and expensive uses copper wire which plans to change its bill- ber optic technology internet connection. needs boosters to sus- ing cycle from every end will now be installed for Uy said the switch tain its signal. of the month to every free in homes and busi- from cable to fi ber optic “This will be your 10thof the month. nesses here for a more connection will be free end-to-end pure fi ber To reverse the seamless and faster in- of charge to Converge optic connection. It’s fast change, Converge said ternet connection. subscribers to provide and reliable,” Uy said. the billing statement for Dennis Anthony Uy, absolute premium digital “We are constantly August will only cover president and CEO of experience. refreshing our service August 10 to 31. The Converge ICT Solutions, Fiber optic service, off erings insuring they succeeding months will Inc. (Converge), made such as fi ber broadband are aligned with what then be back to its old the announcement at and fi ber TV, uses fi ber our subscribers want, cycle. the Cactus Jack Restau- optic cable to send data including faster internet The change in bill- rant here on Monday while cable services use surfi ng speeds, as well ing cycle caused sub- amidst the ongoing in- a combination of fi ber as higher quality TV ser- scribers to air their com- quiry by the sangguni- and coaxial cables. vices,” he added. plaints of a perceived ang panlungsod (SP) on Fiber optic uses Meanwhile, Con- hike in internet billing as Uy the alleged slow, inter- light while coaxial cable verge also stopped P3+& 11 4#&3,& SMC’s Bulacan airport no problem to Clark’s B: A,;#&: M)3'3. LARK FREEPORT— “It will dramatically improve Cconnectivity.” Thus, the Bases Con- plement each other and version and Develop- make air travel within ment Authority (BCDA) and outside the coun- said in reaction to the try more convenient and impending mega-airport comfortable.” project in Bulakan, Bu- This developed as lacan. observers noted the Vince Dizon, BCDA proximity of the Bu- president and CEO, lakan airport project to also said, “all these air- this freeport which hosts ports are aimed to com- P3+& 11 4#&3,& Permanent special SEALED. LLFC president and CEO Francisco Leonor Jr. shake hands with MTD Clark, Inc. Wi-Fi teams proposed chairman Isaac David after signing MOA with LLFC assistant VP and legal counsel Atty. Marla Barcenilla and BCDA president and CEO Vivencio Dizon standing as witnesses. C " in disaster-prone areas B: D=)+ C&(>3).&, cently when it was imple- mented by the Depart- BCDA, MTD ink MOA with Land Bank CLARK FREEPORT ment of Information and - Pampanga, as well Communications Tech- as other areas prone to nology (DICT) in Ba- fl ood and other disasters tanes after it was hit by in the country, should an earthquake, have a permanent Spe- “It enabled residents for leasing facilities at New Clark City cial Wi-Fi Access Teams to call worried relatives (SWAT) as a govern- and rescuers to synchro- CLARK FREEPORT – An agree- ministrative Center (NGAC) at the and its partner MTD Clark, Inc. ment “standard fi rst re- nize their work,” noted ment was recently signed to pro- New Clark City (NCC). MTD chairman Isaac Da- sponse to disasters, giv- Senate President Pro vide a viable option for govern- Signing the memorandum of vid and LFC president and chief en the important role of Tempore Ralph Recto ment agencies to avail of Land agreement (MOA) with the Land executive offi cer Francisco Le- communications in rush- in a statement furnished Bank’s leasing and fi nancial fa- Bank of the Philippines’ Leasing onor Jr. led the signing ceremo- ing help to people and Punto yesterday. cilities for the acquisition of an and Finance Corporation (LFC) ny. BCDA president and CEO places reeling from a ca- “Communications offi ce building or offi ce spaces were the Bases Conversion and Vince Dizon and LFC assistant lamity.” should be a constant— at the National Government Ad- Development Authority (BCDA) P3+& 11 4#&3,& The eff ectiveness of before, during and after a SWAT was proven re- P3+& 11 4#&3,& Capitol lends warehouses to NFA to aid farmers CITY OF SAN FERNAN- the farmers in Pampan- DO – In a bid to help ga, since the NFA has so Kapampangan rice farm- far bought only 2% of pa- ers, the Pampanga pro- lay in the province. vincial government will “Mag-isip tayo paa- be providing two ware- no mabibili ang palay ng houses to the National farmers dito sa Pampan- Food Authority (NFA). ga,” the Gov. urged. The warehouses are According to Gov. Pi- set to be installed grain neda, this is also to as- dryers, pledged by the sist the farmers with the Department of Agricul- implementation of Rice ture (DA) Region III. Tarrifi cation Law. This was bared during “Importante ang mga the meeting of Gov. Den- magsasaka. Kung wala nis ‘Delta’ Pineda, Vice sila, magugutom tayo,” Gov. Lilia ‘Nanay’ Pine- Vice Gov. Lilia ‘Nanay’ da, Sangguniang Pan- Pineda added. lalawigan members, Pro- The vice governor vincial Administrator Atty. also mentioned that Charlie Chua, Provincial there are existing ware- Disaster Risk Reduction houses in Porac, Flor- and Management Offi cer idablanca and San Si- Angelina ‘Angie’ Blan- mon towns. co,Provincial Agricultur- Moreover, NFA Pro- ist Edilberto Salenga, DA vincial Manager Orias, Regional Director Cris said that the agen- Bautista and NFA Pro- cy would buy palays of AID TO KAPAMPANGAN FARMERS. Gov. Dennis Pineda, Vice Gov. Lilia Pineda, 3rd District vincial Manager Julieta farmers for P20.00, with board member Atty. Jun Canlas and PDRRMO head Angie Blanco in discussion with NFA provincial Aurora Orias. 14% moisture content. – manager Julieta Aurora Orias and DA regional director Cris Bautista. They discussed pro- Leah Isidro De Fiesta/ P+ " , &#"'- 0 J&! J1- /P13*1!41 PIO grams that would benefi t Pampanga PIO Drug suspects yield Mga bahay giba sa alon, grenade, gun B% A+,)$* M. G)()$/ 360 pamilya inilikas CABANATUAN CITY - Four persons were arrest- ed even as a police operation netted an explo- N J R ng habagat. vino ng MDRRMO ng mubog ang banka sa sive, a pistol, bullets and several sachets of sus- Karamihan sa mga Botolan at mga opisyal laot bunga ng malakas pected shabu in Barangay Singalat, Palayan City BOTOLAN, Zambales inilikas ay pawang mga ng Barangay Bangan sa na alon dala ng south- at about 8 a.m. Saturday. - May 360 pamilya sa mangingisda na nakatira pangunguna ni chairman west monsoon. Police Col. Leon Victor Rosete, Nueva Ecija Barangay Bangan sa malapit sa dalampasigan Celso R. Dagsaan. Kinilala ni Major police director, identifi ed the suspects as Rom- bayang ito ang inilikas ng Barangay Bangan na Katulong na namah- Carodan ang biktimamg mel Sarte, 37, resident of the said village; Nikka ng mga rescue team ng pansamantalang dinala agi ng relief goods sina si Nemecio Perez Lo- Reyes, 25, of Barangay Marcos, Talavera; Edu- 302nd Maritime Police sa gusali para sa senior Major Virgilio Carodan, pez, 51, residente ng Si- ardo Dancel, 44, of Aduas Sur, Cabanatuan City, Station (Marpsta), PNP citizen. hepe ng 302nd Marpsta, tio Kohay, Barangay Sto. and Antonion Sales, 51, of Barangay San Roque, Botolan at Municipal Di- Namahagi naman at Major Daniel Fakat, Rosario, Iba. also of this city. saster Risk Reduction ng relief goods sa mga hepe ng Botolan PNP. Na-retrieved ang Rosete said the arrests were a result of the and Management Of- evacuees sina Boto- Samantala, isang bangka ng biktima ng implementation of search warrants issued by fi ce matapos magiba lan Vice Mayor Dories mangingisda sa Baran- mga tauhan ng maritime the Palayan City Regional Trial Court Branch 37 ang kanilang mga ba- Ladines, Edwina C Si- gay Bangantalinga, Iba police sa tulong ng ko- against Sarte for supposed violations of Republic hay nang hampasin ng bog ng municipal social ang na-rescue ng 302nd munidad ng Purok 6, Ba- Act 9165 ( Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act) malalaking alon epekto welfare offi ce, Andie Di- Marpsta matapos lu- rangay Bangantalinga. and 10591 o illegal possession of fi rearms and ammunition. Sarte was included in Palayan City police’s drug watchlist, he said. Recovered in the premises of Sarte, police said, were one hand grenade, one .45 pistol with bullets, eight sachets of shabu and paraphernalia, police said. NOTICE OF EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given that the heirs of EDWIN A. DOLIENTE who died intestate on March 3, 2019 in Angeles City executed an Affi davit of Extrajudicial Settlement with Waiver of Rights on his estate, a motor vehicle more particularly described as follows: MAKE : CHEVROLET TYPE : AUV CHASSIS NO. : MJBJA75B0FJ100328 PLATE NO. : AMA 6508 YEAR MODEL : 2015 before Notary Public Reydon P. Canlas as per Doc No. 1320, Page No. 39, Book No. 74, Series of 2019. Punto! Central Luzon: August 5, 12 & 19, 2019 NOTICE OF EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given that the heirs of ENRIQUE MICLAT DE GUZMAN who died intestate on June 19, 2018 in Angeles City executed an Affi davit of Extrajudicial Settlement with Waiver of Rights on his estate, more particularly described as follows: TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. 045-2013003729 Registry of Deeds for Angeles City A parcel of land (Lot 23, Block 1 of the subdivision plan (LRC) Psd-29328, being a portion of Lot 86-B-2-S-6 of plan (LRC) Psd- 21322, L.R.C.
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