VOL. 21 NO. 26 ORMOC CITY P 15.00 at the newsstands JULY 20-26, 2020 Website address: www.evmailnews.net For feedback/inquiries: e-mail [email protected]RICE NO LIMIT!!! ... and more Filipino favorites MILAGRINA RESTAURANT now with a better and fresher ambiance. Located at 134 Real St., Ormoc City DOH-8: In Eastern Visayas, dengue claims 9, infects a total of 4,221 Rizal St., Ormoc City Leyte 6541 Tel. No. (053) 255-4066 FIND US ON FACEBOOK www.facebook.com/pinasuite Baybay City’s SK Federation launches #YouthInAgriculture campaign BY MARIE TONETTE MARTICIO FROM SURFING TO FARMING. What a shif; yet for the workers and stakeholders of the Sabang-Daguitan Surf Camp of Dulag, Leyte, it was a necessary shift, to be able to survive the lockdown imposed due to the CO- VID-19 pandemic. With tourists and surfers not allowed to enter their town just yet, the Camp is not earning anything, so they decided to do “communal gardening” and the result is their “Balay Utanan”, which they hope will also become another tourist destination within the Surfing Camp. (Full story on page 2) TACLOBAN CITY – The regional office of the Depart- ment of Health (DOH-8) has recorded nine deaths and a total of 4,221 dengue cases in Eastern Visayas from January 1 to July 18, 2020. The nine deaths were recorded from Leyte – one each from the municipalities of Abuyog, La Paz, Ormoc City, Baybay, and Tacloban City; Eastern Samar – one each from the municipalities of Giporlos, Arteche, and General MacArthur; and one from Tagapul-an, Samar. DOH-8 Regional Director Mi- nerva Molon said Leyte also has the highest number of cases among the six provinces with 2,160 or 51.17 percent. Of which, 279 are from Tacloban City, 228 are from Baybay City, and 158 are from Ormoc City. This is followed by Southern Leyte with 571 cases or 13.53 percent with 113 cases recorded in Maasin City. They have also identified Brgy. Asuncion of the said city to having a clustering of dengue cases. Samar province has 521 cases with Calbayog City having the highest reported cases with 212. Biliran province has 416 or 9.86 percent of the total cases with 142 coming from its capital, Naval town. Eastern Samar has 283 or 6.70 percent of the total cases with 65 recorded in Guiuan town. Northern Samar has the low- est number of cases with 270 or 6.40 percent of the total cases. Of the total reported cases, DOH-8 noted that 3,684 cases or 87 percent were hospitalized. Molon added that dengue cases in the region range from ages 8 months to 91 years old and 52 percent or 2,195 are male patients. Meanwhile, despite the total num- ber of cases being lower by 52 percent compared with the same period last year, which had 8,797 cases, Molon ap- pealed for the public not to be compla- cent along with the practice for infection prevention and control measures for coronavirus disease (COVID-19). “We also need to address the root causes of dengue and practice preventive measures all year round. I urge everyone to remain vigilant and continue to search and destroy mosquito-breeding sites, employ self-protection measures, seek early consultation, and support fogging or spraying only in the hotspot areas where an increase in cases is registered for two consecutive weeks to prevent an impending outbreak,” she urged. ADVERTISE WITH EV MAIL Telefax No. (053) 561-0809 / Mobile No. 0928-554-9820 Emails: [email protected]; easternvisayasmail@gmail. com; OR [email protected]Hermosilla Drive, District 28, Ormoc City THE CITY Government of Baybay, Leyte recognizes the importance of effectively pro- moting, fully enhancing, and institutionalizing the survival, development, participation and protection of the rights of the children and the youth within the framework of advancing their general welfare in further- ance of integrated, sustainable and equitable development across its 92 Barangays. It believes in a holistic pro- tection and development of all children and youth through a strong partnership between and among government agencies, non-government organizations (NGOs) and the private sector, serving with the highest degree of professionalism and competence in an atmosphere of unity, solidar- ity and teamwork. The Sangguniang Kabataan of Baybay City is in the forefront of producing sustainable interventions and initiatives in response to the Corona Virus Disease (CoViD-19) Pandemic, and one of which is by encourag- ing more young people to engage with various forms of agricultural initiatives such as container gar- dening and backyard gardening – a way of ensuring sufficient supply of food and much more, to establish a meaningful and SEE #YOUTHINAGRICULTURE P. 6
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VOL. 21 NO. 26 ORMOC CITY P 15.00 at the newsstands JULY 20-26, 2020
Website address: www.evmailnews.net For feedback/inquiries: e-mail [email protected]
RICE NO LIMIT!!!... and more Filipino favorites
MILAGRINA RESTAURANT
now with a better and fresher ambiance.
Located at 134 Real St., Ormoc City
DOH-8: In Eastern Visayas, dengue claims 9, infects a total of 4,221
Rizal St., Ormoc CityLeyte 6541
Tel. No. (053) 255-4066
FIND US ON FACEBOOKwww.facebook.com/pinasuite
Baybay City’s SK Federation launches #YouthInAgriculture campaign
By Marie ToneTTe MarTicio
FROM SURFING TO FARMING. What a shif; yet for the workers and stakeholders of the Sabang-Daguitan Surf Camp of Dulag, Leyte, it was a necessary shift, to be able to survive the lockdown imposed due to the CO-VID-19 pandemic. With tourists and surfers not allowed to enter their town just yet, the Camp is not earning anything, so they decided to do “communal gardening” and the result is their “Balay Utanan”, which they hope will also become another tourist destination within the Surfing Camp. (Full story on page 2)
TACLOBAN CITY – The regional office of the Depart-ment of Health (DOH-8) has recorded nine deaths and a total of 4,221 dengue cases in Eastern Visayas from January 1 to July 18, 2020.
The nine deaths were recorded from Leyte – one each from the municipalities of Abuyog, La Paz, Ormoc City, Baybay, and Tacloban City; Eastern Samar – one each from the municipalities of Giporlos, Arteche, and General MacArthur; and one from Tagapul-an, Samar.
DOH-8 Regional Director Mi-nerva Molon said Leyte also has the highest number of cases among the six provinces with 2,160 or 51.17 percent. Of which, 279 are from Tacloban City, 228 are from Baybay City, and 158 are from Ormoc City.
This is followed by Southern Leyte with 571 cases or 13.53 percent with 113 cases recorded in Maasin City. They have also identified Brgy. Asuncion of the said city to having a clustering of dengue cases.
Samar province has 521 cases with Calbayog City having the highest reported cases with 212.
Biliran province has 416 or 9.86 percent of the total cases with 142 coming from its capital, Naval town.
Eastern Samar has 283 or 6.70 percent of the total cases with 65 recorded in Guiuan town.
Northern Samar has the low-est number of cases with 270 or 6.40 percent of the total cases.
Of the total reported cases, DOH-8 noted that 3,684 cases or 87 percent were hospitalized.
Molon added that dengue cases in the region range from ages 8 months to 91 years old and 52 percent or 2,195 are male patients.
Meanwhile, despite the total num-ber of cases being lower by 52 percent compared with the same period last year, which had 8,797 cases, Molon ap-pealed for the public not to be compla-cent along with the practice for infection prevention and control measures for coronavirus disease (COVID-19).
“We also need to address the root causes of dengue and practice preventive measures all year round. I urge everyone to remain vigilant and continue to search and destroy mosquito-breeding sites, employ self-protection measures, seek early consultation, and support fogging or spraying only in the hotspot areas where an increase in cases is registered for two consecutive weeks to prevent an impending outbreak,” she urged.
THE CITY Government of Baybay, Leyte recognizes the importance of effectively pro-moting, fully enhancing, and institutionalizing the survival, development, participation and protection of the rights of the children and the youth within
the framework of advancing their general welfare in further-ance of integrated, sustainable and equitable development across its 92 Barangays.
It believes in a holistic pro-tection and development of all children and youth through a strong partnership between and among government agencies, non-government organizations (NGOs) and the private sector, serving with the highest degree of professionalism and competence in an atmosphere of unity, solidar-
ity and teamwork.The Sangguniang Kabataan of
Baybay City is in the forefront of producing sustainable
interventions and initiatives in response to the Corona Virus Disease (CoViD-19) Pandemic, and one of which is by encourag-ing more young people to engage with various forms of agricultural initiatives such as container gar-dening and backyard gardening – a way of ensuring sufficient supply of food and much more, to establish a meaningful and
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19-year old captures Comet NEOWISE
DOH-8 calls on LGUs to strictly implement health protocols for “Hatid Tulong” program
Digital tools to help revive PH tourism in new normal
TACLOBAN CITY – With coronavirus cases in East-ern Visayas breaching the 700-mark, the Department of Health (DOH-8) urged local government units (LGUs) to strictly imple-ment health protocols for the “Hatid Tulong” pro-gram of the government.
With more returnees expected to arrive in the coming weeks, DOH-8 Re-gional Director Minerva Molon warned not to be complacent of the govern-ment’s measures against the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic.
“Pinaaalalahanan ko po pa rin ang lahat na dapat patuloy parin ang
ating pag-iingat. Patuloy rin nating i-practice ang infection prevention and control measures para ma- limitahan ang pagkalat ng virus. Ang pagsunod ng safety prevention protocols ang pinaka- effective pa rin na depensa natin laban sa COVID-19,” Molon urged.
She said that part of the preparations being done is the availability of 15,068 beds in Community Iso-lation Units (CIUs) and Temporary Treatment and Monitoring Facilities (TT-MFs) in the region.
Molon shared that a total of 52 Level 1 to Level 3 hos-pitals have already submitted their surge capacity plans.
She said additional trainings were also conduct-ed to 707 teams of contact tracers in the region.
“With the LGUs ‘en-abled’ by the national gov-ernment to lead the fight against COVID-19 and with the collective efforts of ev-eryone, our region now has a high number of recoveries at 88.83 percent and with only 78 active cases,” Molon said based on the 725 total COVID cases recorded.
She noted that the im-mediate isolation of con-firmed COVID-19 cases and the intensified contact trac-ing of people who may have been exposed to the virus are among the effective ways
that the government has done to minimize the trans-mission of the infection.
She said that another best practice is the implemen-tation of a COVID-19 scan system or using QR Code for contact tracing in business establishments and borders in Ormoc City, Tacloban City, and Barugo, Leyte.
“This helps not only the government but also the es-tablishments in identifying people who are potentially exposed to COVID-19. It is like a diary of the places we visited and helps in tracking down and alert contacts of people who got infected by the virus,” she explained. By Marie Tonette Marticio
TACLOBAN CITY – A 19-year-old astrology en-thusiast from an interior town in Leyte has shared his weeklong experience before he was finally able to capture Comet NEO-WISE using his telescope and cellphone.
John Michael Tila-on, a first-year accountancy stu-dent, started his hobby days before the lockdown imposed due to coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in March.
Tila-on admits that his only hobby is surfing online where he is able to appreci-ate the beauty of nature, especially the moon and stars because his hometown in Burauen, Leyte does not have a beach.
“Kapag pag hinahatid ko ang girlfriend ko, doon ko mas naaappreciate yung pag-akyat ng moon from the horizon. Isang beses pauwi na ako, napansin ko na napakalaki ng buwan, as in napakaganda niya,” he shared.
John Michael recalled staring at the moon when he was traveling home after sending her girlfriend home. At that time, he only had a cheap smartphone that had a camera that is not good enough for astrophotography.
His fondness for as-trology and astrophotog-raphy grew. He also joined groups on Facebook but shared that he always failed in taking photos.
“Ilang beses din ako nagtry at wala. Parang ilaw lang nakukunan ko at hindi itsura ng moon kahit sa moon ako nakatutok. Yung tipong tinutok mo camera mo sa streetlight. Ganun lang. so-brang na down ako that time kasi interesado ako pero wala akong gamit para sa hobby ko,” he lamented.
He said he has been eyeing a telescope that went on sale online but still did not have enough money to buy it. He then asked his parents to buy him a telescope as an advance birthday gift.
“Walang tirang pera that time kasi nag-iipon sila mama at papa para kung sakaling lumala yung COVID may pera kami kaya nalungkot talaga ako. Naintindihan ko sila pero kasi opportunity na yun kaya kinausap ko si mama kaya sinangla talaga ni mama yung alahas niya
para lang mapunan yung gusto ko na sobrang naap-preciate ko,” he shared.
Through online tutori-als, he was able to capture Jupiter, Saturn, and Venus. He was also able to learn how to use his cellphone for astrophotography where he was able to capture the Milky Way Galaxy, penum-bral lunar eclipse, super-moon, and even the solar eclipse. His photos have also been featured in vari-ous news sites.
When he learned about Comet NEOWISE, a long-pe-riod comet with an orbital pe-riod of approximately 6,800 years, he asked his friends to join him witness the phe-nomenon passing some 103 million kilometers from the Earth. It was first discovered on March 27, 2020.
Every afternoon, John Michael and his friends would ride a tricylce and wait for two to three hourse for a week. They would sometime walk for four ki-lometers going home after several failed attempts.
“Dumadaan kami sa sementeryo pauwi, minsan hinahabol pa ng aso. Mas malala pa nung hinintuan kami ng police car habang nag-aantay dahil akala nila naaksidente kami. Nag-paliwanagi naman kami ng maayos na minsan lang itong event na ito, na kailangan talaga madilim yung site kasi iwas sa light pollution,” explained John Michael.
“Sabi ko nung time na yun, mag-aayos na kami mukhang wala tapos nung pag-alis nila, kumuha ako ng last shot baka swertehen tapos pasok na pasok nga nandun siya,” added John Michael.
He was filled with joy as he even saw the comet with his naked eye. He shared that the experience eased his wor-ries and stress brought about by the pandemic.
“Gusto ko lang po i-share sa inyo ang kwento ko kasi gusto ko po ma-encour-age yung mga kabataan tu-lad ko to explore more. May iba pa tayong magagawa kahit may pandemic. Wag natin hayaan na masayang ang mga araw natin. Let’s embrace the night skies,” he ended citing that there are many different ways to have fun without spending money. By Marie Tonette Marticio & Photo by John Michael Tila-on
AFTER SEVERAL months of lockdown in various parts of the Philippines, efforts are underway to revive economic activity. This includes the tourism industry, which is a top job generator for the country.
For this purpose, a two-hour web forum titled “#TravelSmart: Safe and Sustainable Tourism in the New Normal” was held on July 16, 2020 with DOT Sec-retary Bernadette Romulo-Puyat as keynote speaker in the webinar.
The web forum was organized by PLDT wireless subsidiary Smart Commu-nications, Inc. in partner-ship with the DOT together with key partners such as Grassroots Travel, a non-government organization that helps communities protect their natural and cultural heritage through sustainable tourism.
Joining DOT Secretary Puyat as speakers were Al S. Panlilio, Smart Commu-nications Inc. President and CEO, Joselito “Boboi” Cos-tas, founder of Grassroots Travel, Mon Isberto, Public Affairs Group Head for PLDT and Smart, Carlo S. Ople, PLDT Vice President, Marvin Santos, PayMaya Philippines Inc. Enterprise Head for Public Sector, Max Limpag, InnoPub Media Co-founder, and Jomelyn Manigos-De los Reyes, Bojo Aloguinsan Ecotourism As-sociation Vice President.
The webinar aims to shed light on the current challenges being faced by the tourism industry, to share best tourism practices of various institutions, and to present digital tools and mo-bile applications that local tourism players can tap and use to improve the tourism experience post-COVID.
Target participants for the webinar included represen-tatives of local government units, tourism officers, cul-ture and heritage groups and members of the news media.
“Reviving domestic tourism under current con-ditions requires that we combine seemingly op-posed qualities: discipline with creativity, caution with confidence. We hope that this webinar will provide insights on how the differ-ent stakeholders can work together to achieve this.
For Smart, we are keen to explore how digital tech-nologies can help,” says Mon Isberto, Public Affairs head for PLDT and Smart.
“To resuscitate the tour-ism industry, we have to work top to bottom and bot-tom to top, and empower the industry stakeholders especially the local com-
munities in the rural areas who are the most vulner-able group even before this pandemic. They need to have the technological tool in order to advance – digital tools and a wealth of information and skills to have a share of the pie in the post-COVID era,” Costas adds. (PR)
Sabang Daguitan Surf Camp’s triumphant “lockdown” storyT A C L O B A N C I T Y – Amidst fear and uncer-tainties brought about by the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, ag-ri-tourism sites in Eastern Visayas manage to survive and remain hopeful for better days to come.
Only the noises coming from the sea, hammer, and midrib brooms are heard one sunny afternoon at Sa-bang Daguitan Surf Camp located in Dulag, Leyte that used to cater to up to 500 tourists a day.
Volunteer workers who used to greet tourists com-ing in three months ago are busy clearing the camp and doing some minor repairs on the roofings of their restaurant.
While the members of Nagkaurusa nga Saban-
From surfing to farming
gnon Katilingban Service Cooperative (NASAKAS-ECO), the cooperative that runs the camp are still ada-mant to open their resort soon, their president Rene Dumaguit said that that they still want to maintain its beauty for people not to forget to visit their place when the crisis is over.
“Our workers are still hesitant to open especially that there are confirmed cases in our town, but every day, there is a group com-posed of 12 women and 9 men who volunteer to clean the area. They also look af-ter our piggery, fish pond, and poultry,” he shared.
Dumaguit recalled how the 68 workers of Sabang-Daguitan Surf Camp were
in awe when they found out that there will be a lockdown because it is their main source of their daily needs. The camp used to earn Php 60,000 per day during the peak season.
“Although we were given the option by our mayor, the majority of our members favored closing on March 18,” he said.
The camp that started with 30 persons who volun-teered for six months while they were starting their op-erations in February 2015 through the assistance of the ABS-CBN Foundation and the late of Environment Sec-retary Gina Lopez, it is not only supporting 68 workers and their families but also their community now.
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CRUTCHES FOR PWDs DURING 42ND NATIONAL DISABILITY PREVENTION AND REHABILITATION WEEK. On July 17, 2020, the Local Government Unit of Ormoc headed by Mayor Richard I. Gomez, Vice Mayor Leo Carmelo L. Locsin, Jr. and the members of the 15th Sangguniang Panlungsod members through the Ormoc City Persons with Disability Affairs Office (PDAO) and City Social Welfare and Development Office (CSWDO) graced the kick-off ceremony of the weeklong celebra-tion of the 42nd National Disability Prevention and Rehabilitation Week 2020, themed, “Kalinga at Malasakit, Tugon Para sa Mga Taong May Kapansanan sa Panahon ng Pandemyang COVID-19” held at the CSWDO Annex Bldg.’s Multi-purpose Hall.
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ORMOC CITY – Patong-patong ang kaso giatubang ning osa ka lalake tungod sa reklamo sa osa ka 23 anyus nga tindera nga daw kuno iyang gikarelasyon nga kun dili siya mohatag sa kan-tidad nga Php 10,000 iyang isabwag ang ilang sex video.
Naguol ug nabalaka si Joyce, dili matuod nga panga-lan, lumad taga Leyte Norte, ug anaa nag-abang sa Don Fe-lipe Larrazabal ning siyudad. Ang gi-entrap o gipan-an mao si Francis Al Casas, minyu, taga Baybay City, ug ahente sa CM Distribution.
Sa wala pa ang en-
trapment operation, ang Women and Children’s Protection Desk Chief P/Lt. Beverly Ann Barredo nipasabot sa hepe sa Police Station 1 (PS1) P/Lt. Col. Shevert Alvin Machete; ug si Machete nakig-alayon sa CIB gipangulohan ni P/Maj. Alex Echon, OCMFC sa pagpangulo ni P/Lt. Col. Rex Cantillep, sa koor-dinasyon sa Regional Anti-Cybercrime Unit (RACU-8).
Hulyo 22, Miyerkules, alas 11:40 sa buntag hunat na sa entrapment, ang lugar, District 4 sa dalan Mabini. Giplantsa ang plano; si
Joyce dala ang kuarta nga paon nakigkita kang Casas sumala sa sabot. Gipakita ang kuarta Php 1,000 nga may serial number EYO-12477, pero ang ilawum dili na tinuod. Pagdawat ni Casas sa paon nga kuarta, didto na siya giposasan.
Matud sa inbistigasyon, kun dili gani makahatag ug tingub sa diyes mil pesos si Joyce ngadto kang Casas, magkita sila kaduha sa osa ka semana para sa sex o paki-ghilawas agig bugti, butang nga dili madawat sa babaye.
Dugang niini, atol sa pagdakop sa suspek, girekisa
ang iyang lawas ug didto may osa ka gamayng pak-ite sa gidudahang shabu ug tin foil. Ang obang mga ebedensiya nakuha sa mga pulis gikan sa suspek mao ang iyang cellphone ug USB. Giintrigo kining mga butang sa RACU-8 aron maeksamin.
Mag-atubang si Casas sa kalapasan sa nagkalain-laing kaso, apil na ang RA-9262 (An Act Defining Vio-lence Against Women and Their Children, Providing for Protective Measures for Victims, Prescribing Penal-ties Therefore, and for Other Purposes). Ni Paul Libres
ORMOC CITY – Hulyo 22, Miyerkules, kaadlawon nga nimata si Regalado Po-lido, taga Brgy. Concepcion ning siyudad, aron man-gandam sa iyang trabaho sa aseyenda. Kadto na diay ang katapusang adlaw nga makauban niya ang iyang pamilya nga buhi.
Alas 5:50 sa buntag samtang paingon siya sa trabaho sakay sa iyang sakyanan kuyog sa iyang mga tawo, gipusil si Polido ug namatay. Ang biktima, piniyalan ug kapatas sa osa ka aseyindero, matud sa nakuhang impormasyon.
Sa police report sa Po-lice Station 2 (PS2) sa Brgy. Cagbuhangin, osa ka Domi-nador Polido nga kaanak sa gipatay mao ang nagpa-hibawo sa kapulisan sa hita-bo. Si P/Lt. Remegio Comb-
enido, ang hepe, nimandar gilayon sa iyang mga sakop pag responde, samtang ang laing team, nilusad ug hot pursuit operation ug nadakpan ang suspek nga si Joshua Veralio, 28 anyus, taga Brgy. Concepcion, ug osa ka mag-uuma.
Si P/SSgt. Roy Cañete, ang inbistigador, nga na-kaestorya sa EV Mail nitug-an ang hinungdan sa pagpa-musil mao ang dugay nang gihambin nga pagdumot sa suspek ngadto sa biktima ug gilaraw ni Veralio ang kremin, matud sa pulis.
Gitiman-an ni Veralio ang agianan ni Polido ug ang oras kanus-a kini mo-agi. Giatngansa, sa diha na ang biktima gipusil kini gamit ang armas kalibre .38. Kasohan siyag murder. Ni Paul Libres
SAN ISIDRO, LEYTE – Nadakop sa buy-bust op-eration sa Provincial Drug Enforcement Unit (PDEU) ug San Isidro, Leyte Police ang kanhi despatser sa terminal niadtong Hulyo 22 alas 8:15 sa gabii. Ang target mao si Henry Pitogo, 46 anyus, minyu, ug taga Poblacion ning lungsud.
Napalitan si Pitogo ug osa ka gamayng pakite nga gidudahang shabu sa osa ka undercover agent gamit ang Php 500.00 nga may il-hanan. Sa nagbinayloay nas kuarta ug droga, nisenyas ang pulis sa iyang mga kau-ban ug naposasan si Pitogo.
Girekisa ang iyang mga bulsa pero negatibo. Ang suspek nagkuwentas ug ang pendant niini gamay nga pouch pagsusi. Didto
ang upat ka gagmayng pak-ite sa gidudahang shabu, ug ang marked money.
Gikuhaan sa iyang hab-ig si Pitogo, ang pangutana iya ba ang mga droga nga nakuha gikan kaniya, kosga-non niya kining gihimakak. “Dili na ako, wa koy kuwen-tas,” polong sa suspek.
Matud n i P/Capt . Salvador Apacible, Jr. , hepe sa San Isidro Police, buwan sa Marso pa nila gilaraw ang buy-bust pero nadeskaril tungod sa pag-sipa sa Covid-19.
Si P/Maj. Ariel Salarda, hepe sa Kananga Police Station ug kasamtangang officer-in-charge sa Pro-vincial Drug Enforcement Unit sa 3rd ug 4th district sa Leyte, ang nangulo sa iyang mga sakop. Ni Paul Libres
BAYBAY CITY – Gipu-sil-patay ang Kapitan sa Brgy. Sherwood, Albuera. Kini nahitabo atubangan sa simbahan sa Imaculada Concepcion sa Baybay City alas 8:45 sa buntag Lunes, Hulyo 20.
Pulis niila sa biktima nga si Andres Cruz, 46 anyus.
Nakadagan pa ang bik-tima pero nahagba si Cruz
atubangan sa eskuylahan dili layo gikan sa simbahan. Niresponde ang kapulisan sa Baybay, pero nakasibat na ang kreminal.
Si P/MSgt. Efren Sub-ong, inbistigador sa kaso, nga nakaestorya sa EV Mail nitug-an, si Cruz nag-atubang ug kasong ho-micide, niadto sa Baybay aron motambong sa husay
sa korte. Sa didto na kini sa korte, gisultian siya nga postponed ang hearing, mao nga nibiya na lang siya.
Ang iyang sakyanan didto giparking atubangan sa simbahan. Wala dayon kini mosakay, nagbarog pa siya sa kilid sa iyang multicab dihang kalit may
nihunong nga motor ug gipusil ang Kapitan.
Nakuha sa mga awto-ridad ang mga basiyo sa kalibre .45. Wala gisalindot sa kapulisan nga motibo sa kremin mao ang panimalos, pero kini tahap lamang ug gilile sab nila ang obang anggulo.
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Hell: Home of the Devil
IN THE BIBLE, Adam and Eve were caught eating the forbidden fruit and the latter blamed it on the Devil because Eve was tempted by the Devil. It therefore presupposed that before Creation, Hell was already there. In other words, before Creation, Hell was already there. Hence, Hell cannot be a part of nature. There is no night and day. You cannot count the hours nor the days. Here on earth, when a man is given a sentence of a capital of-fense, he becomes eligible for parole after serving 40 years in jail. Since there is no sense in making count, you are in Hell for all time. Forever is the word.
The next thing that comes to mind is who are the possible residents. Let this corner make a guess or several guesses:
Emperor Nero. He is the one who burned down Rome because he loved to play with fire and he blamed it on the poor Christians. He also went down in flames.
King Herod, who ordered the behead-ing of St. John the Baptist. Herodias, his wife, even asked that the head be placed on a platter because she disliked what St. John said that her marriage is immoral because she was already a married woman.
All the Rulers, who made it a spectacle of seeing people being eaten alive by lions in the amphitheater made for the purpose. They enjoyed watching people mangled and eaten before their eyes.
There was a group that made a study of Dictators and then, picking out 20. In that list, Hitler was No. 1 and our own Marcos was No. 13. Of course, there are more than 30 all over the world.
Those who violate the Ten Command-ments of God that God gave to Moses in Mount Sinai. To make it easier, God planted these Commandments in our hearts so that we cannot claim that we did not know nor say that we forgot. Everytime we do something evil, there is our conscience that bothers us. If we persist to go ahead, God respects it but think of the consequences.
The most common sin of Dictators is the 5th Commandment: Thou shalt not kill. If you kill one or more than one, it is still a sin.
Lee Kuam Yew of Singapore was a good Dictator but this corner cannot believe that he did not kill anybody. All Dictators have to kill because they are afraid to be dislodged.
How many people die everyday? How many of them go to Heaven and how many go to Hell?
Let us endeavor to go to Confession to cleanse us of mortal sin. This coming Lenten season, let us all confess our sins.
IF YOU’RE NEARING retirement and stay-ing in one of the housing units at VSU, it’s likely that you would want to build your dream house. A red flag for those consider-ing getting a new house is the big amount of money involved but you do not have enough cash. If you must rely on your 5-year lump-sum from GSIS for the source of funds, then you could be in deep trouble.
If you opt for the lump-sum, it is safer if you or your spouse have another source(s) of income since your pension is now zero for the next 5 years. Besides, you have to factor in the many expenses of home ownership.
Homeowners lose track of how much they spend on home maintenance because it’s not a fixed monthly outlay. Experts advise budgeting 1% to 2% of your home’s value for annual maintenance costs, and adjusting it for inflation.
Home projects and chores like garden and lawn maintenance, minor repairs, out-door tiles cleaning, etc. may also become difficult down the line. Hiring workers for those chores will add to your ownership expense. Homeowner’s insurance can be-come a rising cost because it should cover fire, earthquake, flood and other natural calamities plus theft.
Retirement sometimes calls for flex-ibility, whether that’s the ability to transfer to be closer to the kids and grandkids, or chase better weather and/or a lower cost of living in another location. And these moves become harder if they necessitate selling your house.
If your retirement plan includes mak-ing a move, renting might be a better finan-cial and lifestyle fit. While homeownership is the dominant housing choice, more seniors in the States are renting today.
An analysis of U.S. government data by RENTcafe reports that the percentage of renters at least 60 years old increased more than 40% in the 10 years through 2017. That exceeded the 31% growth rate for homeowners of the same age. And some big cities saw more than double the average renter gain; renters ages 60+ rose more than 80% over the decade.
If the cost of renting is lower than your annual housing costs, that’s obviously a financial win. Renting also allows you to test-drive your retirement life. Many put a lot of time and effort into saving for retire-ment, but haven’t really planned what the day-to-day of living in retirement will look and feel like. Renting gives you time to get acquainted with your retirement self.
My advice is that you don’t want to have this huge commitment to your own house unless you’ve decided it really suits your needs. That can be especially true for single homeowners who don’t have a partner to share the work it takes to main-tain a home. Married couples should also give careful thought to how the surviving spouse will fare as a solo homeowner. Likewise, with the economic uncertainty because of Covid-19, it might be unwise to invest on a house now.
WHILE IT IS good to have a high self-esteem, it is not when we get fat in self-importance. A high self-esteem is the objective awareness of who we really are. An obese self-importance is an exagger-ated sense of our value and importance.
It is not good to have a low self-esteem that misses our real dignity as persons and as children of God, meant to be God’s im-age and likeness and to share in his divine life. We should try our best to build up and keep a high self-esteem that is always compatible with humility.
When we have a high self-esteem, our capacity to work, to help and serve others, and most importantly, to thank God and to be always with him, increases. We would be willing to do anything, even to play the role of being the servant of all servants. That would be no problem to us. In fact, it would reinforce our self-esteem.
Definitely, to have a high self-esteem would involve a constant reference to God. It would make one strive to always have presence of God, to know his will and ways and to do his best to follow them. It would make us feel that we are always accompa-nied, and that whatever situation we may find ourselves in, whether good or bad, we would still feel safe and secure.
Having a high self-esteem will lead others to see, feel and love God through us, while we hide and disappear. It does not steal the limelight from God. If we truly have a high self-esteem, we would feel good that we be ignored while doing a lot of good for others out of love for God.
When we have a high self-esteem, we would know how to distinguish between making full use of all our talents and pow-ers for the good of all, and simply strutting our stuff, eager to show off, hungry for people’s admiration. Of course, we would do the former while avoiding the latter.
But we should try our best also to avoid any trace of self-importance because we would just be deceiving and fooling ourselves. A fat self-importance is always awash with pride, vanity, an exaggerated self-awareness and overvaluing of our own assets, talents, resources, etc. All these blind us or, at least, distort the objective reality of who we are. It is an over-estimation that actually degrades us.
A bloated self-importance stems from one’s very subjective assessment of his own self, deprived of any reference to God. It is simply built up on one’s own consid-eration of his human and natural powers and fortunes. It stands on no solid ground, but rather on shifting sands. It’s actually not stable, and is highly prone to mental disorders like the bipolar cases that, sad to say, are rising these days.
When we have an intense sense of self-importance, we always want to be acknowledged, thanked, appreciated, ad-mired, spoken highly by others. We would
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Eighteenth Sunday In Ordinary TimeAugust 2, 2020
Matthew 14:13-21When Jesus heard of the death of
John the Baptist, he withdrew in a boat to
a deserted place by himself. The crowds heard of this and followed him on foot from their towns.
When he disembarked and saw the vast crowd, his heart was moved with pity for them, and he cured their sick.
When it was evening, the disciples ap-proached him and said, “This is a deserted place and it is already late; dismiss the crowds so that they can go to the villages and buy food for themselves.”
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the property of the late GINA O. MACASERO re motor vehicle MAKE :HONDA; SERIES : TMX1559; TYPE OF BODY: MOTORCYCLE; YEAR MODEL: 2010; MOTOR NO.: KB509E100859; CHASSIS NO.: KB509100855; PLATE NO.: HZ9413; C.R. NO.: 9233878-3 was settled among her heirs and sold in favor of RENE L. GARAYAN per Doc No. 263; Page No. 53; Book No. 52; Series of 2020 Notary Public Randolph P. Baquiano. EV Mail July 6-12, 13-19, & 20-26,2020 Extrajudicial Settlement and Partition
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the properties of the late SPS. CRESENCIO C. MANIGAO and JUANITA J. MANIGAO re parcels of land lot No. 3972, situated in Barrio Boroc, Ormoc City, containing an area of 67,970 sq. m. TCT No. 7452; Lot No. 1682, situated in Brgy. Ipil, Ormoc City, containing an area of 11,471 sq. m. TCT No. 15058; and Lot No. 3246, situated in Brgy. Patag, Ormoc City, containing an area of 17,877 sq. m. TCT No. 1822 were settled and partitioned among their heirs per Doc. No. 67; Page No. 14; Book No. LIV; Series of 2018 Notary Public Ari G. Larrazabal. EV Mail July 6-12, 13-19, & 20-26,2020 Extrajudicial Partition and Settlement
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the real property of the late TEOTIMO P. TRASMONTE, SR. re parcel of land under TD No. 00044-00727, TCT No. 23476 was partitioned and settled among his heirs, and was already subdivided as Lot 5448-C-4-A, an area of 200 sq. m.; Lot 5448-C-5-J, an area of 198 sq. m., etc. per Doc. No. 301; Page No. 66; Book No. 10; Series of 2008 Notary Public Bruno A. Villamor. EV Mail July 6-12, 13-19, & 20-26,2020
Affidavit of LossNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that REM EDWARD C. ROXAS, legal age, Filipino, married and a resident of Purok 1 Brgy. Trinidad, Calbayog City. He is a holder of STRONGHOLD INSURANCE COMPANY, INC, G(13) Performance Bond No. 255930-255955 (26 pieces) ; G(13) Performance Bond No. 255956-255973 (18 pieces) ;and G (13) Performance Bond NO. 255974 – 255999 (26 pieces), upon receiving the transmittal given by our Head Office, I found out that some of the items on the list are missing and I immediately reported it to the person in charge of distributing the forms. It exerted diligent effort to retrieve the same but to no avail. Thus, the said policies/ documents was deemed lost for all legal intents and purposes. This affidavit is being executed to attest to the veracity of the foregoing allegation and for whatever legal purpose it may serve.
Subscribed and Sworn before this on June 24, 2020 per Doc. No. 13;
Page No. 3; Book No. XXXVII of Notary Public Alex R. Gelera. EV Mail July 6-12, 13-19, & 20-26,2020
Extrajudicial Settlement with Sale NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the property of the late CRESENCIA BAGAINDOC-ACOSTA re parcel of land Lot No. 3032 covered by Katibayan ng Orihinal na Titulo Blg. P-4516, contain-ing an area of 16,844 sq. m. situated at Brgy. Buyayawon Mercedes, Eastern Samar was settled among her heirs and 15,026.65 sq. m. together with all plants sold in favor of principal office of NHA rep-resented by MARCELINO P. ESCALADA, JR. per Doc. No. 461; Page No. 93; Book No. XIXC; Series of 2019 Notary Public Michael Darwin M. Bayotas. EV Mail July 13-19, 20-26, & 27- Aug. 2, 2020
Extrajudicial Settlement with Confirmation of Sale
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the property of the late ZACARIAS PADULOS and CATALINA BERONGOY re parcel of land Lot No. 3212, containing an area of 821 sq. m. covered by OCT No. 6572, situated at Brgy. 13 Poblacion Sal-cedo, Eastern Samar was settled among their heirs and sold in favor of SPS. NENITA L. CABSAG and ANTONIO O. CABSAG per Doc. No 270; Page No. 54; Book No. 1 ; Series of 2020 Notary Public Christian May T. Lacasa Machica.. EV Mail July 13-19, 20-26, & 27- Aug. 2, 2020
Extrajudicial Settlement NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the late ERNESTO B. OMOLON had left an account with Metro Bank Baybay Branch, Baybay City under Savings Account No. 356-3-35628089-0 was settled among his heirs per Doc. No. 193; Page No. 39; Book No. XLVII; Series of 2020 Notary Public Eden B. Chavez-Butawan. EV Mail July 13-19, 20-26, & 27- Aug. 2, 2020 Extrajudicial Settlement with waiver
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the properties of the late CASIANO SABUDOGO re parcels of agricultural land situated in Brgy. Sabang, Naval, Biliran, Lot No. 119, containing an area of 0.0563 has.; and residential land situated in Brgy. Sabang, Naval, Biliran No. 2122 and Lot No. 047, containing an area of 563 sq. m. were settled among his heirs and parcel to residential land waived in favor of Bersiba Sabudogo, Lilia Sabudogo and Rachel Sabudogo per Doc. No. 178; Page No. 36; Book No. 42; Series of 2009 Notary Public Redentor G. Villordon. EV Mail July 13-19, 20-26, & 27- Aug. 2, 2020
Affidavit of Adjudication NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the property of the late HERMOGENES C. TAROJA and EPIFANIA NABRE TAROJA re parcel of land designated as Lot 10, Block 7, situated in Brgy. Tambulilid, Ormoc City, containing an area of 80 sq. m. was adjudicated unto himself by ALEJANDRO NABRE TAROJA per Doc.
No. 283; Page No. 57; Book No. XII; Series of 2020 Notary Public Naomi G. Cartagena. EV Mail July 13-19, 20-26, & 27- Aug. 2, 2020 Extrajudicial Settlement with Deed of
Absolute Sale NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the property of the late SPS. ALFREDO ANDALES and ANDREA ANDALES re a parcel of land, Lot 7527, situated at Barangay Tabunok, Palompon, Leyte, containing an area of 7,697 sq. m., TCT No. OE-1044 was settled among their heirs and sold in favor of SPS. ROBERTO B. RAPAS and EMELYN DE LOS SANTOS RAPAS per Doc. No. 395; Page No. 79; Book No. 51; Series of 2020 Notary Public Randolph P. Baquiano. EV Mail July 13-19, 20-26, & 27- Aug. 2, 2020
Deed of Extrajudicial Settlement NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the late PEDRO ALMOROTO DINOY had left an account with BANCO DE ORO UNIBANK INC. (BANK) main-tained at Leyte Ormoc Branch, Ormoc City under Peso Savings Account No. 004910025610 was settled among their heirs per Doc. No. 129; Page No. 26; Book No. 186; Series of 2020 Notary Public Melinda C. Domael – Quiambao. EV Mail July 13-19, 20-26, & 27- Aug. 2, 2020
Extrajudicial Settlement NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the late PEDRO ALMOROTO DINOY had left and account with Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI), M.H. Del Pilar Branch Ermita, Manila covered by Acct. No. 008103-1437-57 was settle among his heirs per Doc. No. 137; Page No. 28; Book No. 186; Series of 2020 Notary Public Melinda C. Domael- Quiambao. EV Mail July 13-19, 20-26, & 27- Aug. 2, 2020
Deed of Extrajudicial Settlement NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the late PEDRO ALMOROTO DINOY had left an account with Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) Ormoc Branch, Ormoc City under Foreign Currency Savings Account No. 001134-0224-81, under the Account Name Pedro Almoroto Dinoy or Rosario Rollo Dinoy was settled among his heirs per Doc. No. 135; Page No. 27; Book No. 186; Series of 2020 Notary Public Melinda C. Domael – Quiambao. EV Mail July 13-19, 20-26, & 27- Aug. 2, 2020
Extrajudicial Settlement NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the late PEDRO ALMOROTO DINOY had left an account with Philippine National Bank (PNB) Ormoc Branch covered by Foreign Savings Account No. 313760122890; and PNB Peso Regular Savings Account No. 231160600014 were settled among his heirs per Doc. No. 145; Page No. 29; Book No. 186; Series of 2020 Notary Public Melinda C. Domael – Quiambao. EV Mail July 13-19, 20-26, & 27- Aug. 2, 2020
Deed of Extrajudicial Settlement NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the personal properties of the late ABELARDO MANGALINO ALABA-DO re RCBC Savings Account No. 0000001350362408, Catarman N. Samar; RCBC Savings Account o. 9012715825, Catarman N. Samar, and Metrobank Savings Account No. 346-3-346501732, Catarman N. Samar were settled among his heirs per Doc. No. 10; Page No. 2; Book No. XXXIII; Series of 2020 Notary Public Alex R. Gelera. EV Mail July 20-26, 27- Aug. 2, & 3-9, 2020
Extrajudicial Settlement with Sale NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the property of the late MILAGROS G. FERNANDEZ re a parcel of land Lot 5530-D-8, Psd-08-014342-D, situated in Brgy. Salvacion, Ormoc City , containing an area of 202 sq m. under TCT No. 43237 was settled among her heirs and sold in favor of SPS. ROY L. MALCAMPO and EMMA LIZA C. MALCAMPO per Doc. No. 193; Page No. 40; Book No. 09; Series of 2019 Notary Public BNonifacio Degamo Jr. EV Mail July 20-26, 27- Aug. 2, & 3-9, 2020
Extra-judicial Settlement with Deed of Absolute Sale
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the property of the late MANUEL ASTORGA LAURE re a parcel of land lot 6, containing an area of 324 sq. m. located in Brgy. 87, San Jose, Tacloban City covered by TCT No. T-46045 was settled among his heirs and sold in favor of MARY JANE A. LAMOSTE per Doc. No. 497; Page No. 102; Book No. XXVIII; Series of 2019 Notary Public Vispero L. Mayor. EV Mail July 20-26, 27- Aug. 2, & 3-9, 2020
Affidavit of Self-Adjudication NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the property of the late PRUTO LETRONDO re a parcel of residential land, situated at P. Luna St., Brgy. Central II, Palompon, Leyte, Lot 43, with an area of 208 sq. m. covered by TD No. 08-31002-00050R13 was adjudicated unto herself by LOURDES MATURAN per Doc. No. 368; Page No. 75; Book NO. 54; Series of 2019 Notary Public Dante Luz N. Viacrucis. EV Mail July 20-26, 27- Aug. 2, & 3-9, 2020 Extrajudicial Settlement with Waiver
of Rights NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the property of the late RAMIL L. SENOY re a certain one (1) unit MAKE/TUPY- HONDA /TC-HIRE; ENGINE NO.-KB509E345945;CHASSIS NO.-KB509345954; PLATE NO.- HZ6599; CERT.OF REG. NO. – 14424435-4; O.R. NO. – 1711321570 was settled among his heirs and waived in favor of RUBELYN L. SENOY per Doc. No. 43; Page No. 9; Book No. XVI; Series of 2020 Notary Public Jose Renante R. Terre. EV Mail July 20-26, 27- Aug. 2, & 3-9, 2020
Republic of the Philippines
SUPREME COURT 8th Judicial Region REGIONAL TRIAL
COURT Branch 7 (Family Court)
Bulwagan Ng Katarungan
Magsaysay Blvd., Tacloban City
-o0o- SP. PROC. NO. R-TAC-
20-00196-SP FOR: ADOPTION
IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOPTION OF THE MINOR ROVIC
BERINGA VALDENOR, SPOUSES BRIAN AND FRANCES MCDONALD,
Petitioner x-------------------x
ORDER In a motion filed for
the purpose, petitioners through their counsel seeks the approval of this Court to allow them to have the order of the Court dated 27 Febru-ary 2020 and the peti-tion to be published in a newspaper of general circulation in the Prov-ince of Leyte or the entire Region VIII instead of a national newspaper of general circulation as embodied in the Order. Movants are that the bio-logical father of the child sought to be adopted, al-though the whereabouts is unknown, is a nature of Eastern Samar, hence the motion.
The Court GRANTS the motion – Section 12 of the Rule of Adoption (Domestic Adoption) mandates that the Court order setting the date and place of hearing shall be published before the date of hearing at least three (3) days once a week for three consecutive weeks in a newspaper of gen-eral circulation in the province or city where the Court is situated. Thus, publication in a national newspaper of general circulation is not necessary.
WHEREFORE, this Court allows the peti-tioners to have the order setting the hearing and the petition to be pub-lished in a newspaper of general circulation in the province or region where this Court is located. This Order amends the previ-ous order in so far as to the place where publica-tions of the Court order setting the date of hear-ing and petition should be made.
SO ORDERED. Given in CHAM-
BERS this 17th day of July, 2020 at Bulwagan ng Katarungan, Tacloban City, Leyte, Philippines.
(Sgd.) JACINTO B. ELLE
Acting Presiding Judge
Republic of the Philippines
SUPREME COURT 8th Judicial Region REGIONAL TRIAL
COURT Branch 7 (Family Court)
Bulwagan Ng Katarungan
Magsaysay Blvd., Tacloban City
-o0o- SP. PROC. NO. R-TAC-
20-00196-SP FOR: ADOPTION
IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOPTION OF THE MINOR ROVIC
BERINGA VALDENOR, SPOUSES BRIAN AND FRANCES MCDONALD,
Petitioner PETITION
COMES NOW, peti-tioners, through the un-dersigned counsel unto this Honorable Court, most respectfully state THAT:
1. P e t i t i o n e r Frances Serrano McDon-ald, is of legal age, mar-ried and resident of Brgy. 83-C, Taguiktik, San Jose, Tacloban city. She may be served with orders, notices and other legal processes of this Honor-able Court through his undersigned counsel at the address stated below.
2. Co-petitioner Brianb McDonald, is of legal age, an American citizen and a resident of Brgy. 83-C, Tagui-ktik, San Jose, Tacloban City. He may be served with orders, notices and other legal processes of this Honorable Court through his undersigned counsel at the address stated below.
3. Petitioners are married to each other. They are in full posses-sion of their civil capac-ity and legal rights and that they possess all the qualifications and none of the disqualifications of adoption, a copy of the marriage certificate is hereto attached and marked as Annex “A” and made an integral part hereof.
4. Pe t i t ioners , seek to adopt, minor child, ROVIC BERINGA VALDENOR, born on 11 September 2007 in Brgy. 6. Poblacion, Balangiga, Eastern Samar, to parents Ma. Victoria Serrano Be-ringa and Rolito Balino Valdenor. He is 12 years and 4 months old, as of the date of this petition. A copy of his Certificate of Live Birth is hereto attached and marked as Annex “B” and made an integral part hereof;
5. P e t i t i o n e r Frances is the grand aun-tie by consanguinity of the minor sought to be adopted being the auntie of Ma. Victoria, biological mother of the minor, thus she is a relative within the 4th civil degree.
6. Shortly after the birth of minor, Rovic, his biological father, Roli-to, left Ma. Victoria. Since then, Rolito’s where-abouts are unknown, despite diligent efforts to locate him.
7. Ma. Victoria and Rolito, Rovic’s par-ents, were never married to each other.
8. S o m e t i m e in April 2016, Rovic’s biological mother, Ma. Victoria, unable to sup-port Rovic, and honestly believing that it would be for his best interest, voluntarily entrusted him to the case and cus-tody of her aunt, herein petitioner Frances. Since then, petitioners have
been providing for the needs of Rovic, includ-ing but not limited to feeding him, providing him clothes and shelter, sending him to school and giving him materials needed for his schooling and all other needs and taking care of him, as is their natural born child.
9. Ma. Victo-ria, did not abandoned Rovic, on the contrary, she has full knowledge of petitioners’ intention and has expressly given her consent to the adoption, a copy of her Affidavit of Consent is hereto at-tached and marked as Annex “C” and made an integral part hereof.
10. Petitioners are of good moral character and have not been con-victed of any crime in-volving moral turpitude.
11. Petitioners are physically, financially, emotionally and psy-chologically capable of caring and raising Rovic. Both are at least sixteen (16) years older than Rovic, and has in fact, been maintaining, caring for, educating and sup-porting Rovic since 2016.
12. Thus, petition-ers have all the qualifica-tions and none of the dis-qualifications under the law to adopt Rovic, who is a relative within the 4th degree of consanguinity of petitioner Frances.
13. Rovic, likewise is not disqualified to be adopted under the law and maintaining the cur-rent set-up wherein he will be legally part of the family of petitioner who has been raising him for the past three (3) years, will be for the best inter-est and well-being fo the minor child sought to be adopted.
PRAYER W H E R E F O R E ,
it is most respectfully prayed of this Honor-able Court that after due notice, publication, hearing and judgment be entered issuing a DE-CREE OF ADOPTION declaring that the minor child ROVIC BERINGA VALDENOR be freed from all legal obligations of obedience and mainte-nance with respect to his natural parents, and be considered as the legiti-mate child of petitioners, and that his surname be changed to that of the petitioners.
For the best inter-est and well-being of the child, other reliefs just and equitable under the circumstances are like-wise prayed for.
Respectfully sub-mitted this 16th day of Feb. 2020 for the City of Tacloban .
MCLE Compliance No. VI-014891 valid until April 14, 2022
Copy Furnished: The Solicitor Gen-
eral Office of the Solici-
tor General 143 Amor-solo St., Legaspi Village,
Makati, Metro Ma-nila
Through Registered Mail
VERIFICATION And
CERTIFICATE OF NON-FORUM
SHOPPING WE, FRANCES S.
McDONALD and BRI-AN McDONALD, both of legal age, married to each other and residents of Brgy. 83-C, Taguiktik, San Jose, Tacloban City, after having been sworn in accordance with the law, depose and say THAT;
1. We are the petitioners in the above entitled case;
2. We have cause the preparation of the foregoing petition and we have read the content of the foregoing and we understand the allega-tions contained therein to be true and correct, according to our own knowledge and based on official and authentic records;
3. We h e r e b y certify that we have not commenced any action involving the same is-sues herein in any court, tribunal or other quasi ju-dicial agencies and to the best of our knowledge, no such other action, or claim is pending therein and if there is such action pending, we undertake to inform the court of the status thereof within five days from notice therefrom to the court wherein this pleading has been filed.
I N W I T N E S S WHEREOF, we have hereunto set our hands this 17th day of Jan. 2020, in Tacloban City.
(Sgd.) FRANCES S. McDONALD
(Sgd.) BRIAN Mc-DONALD
SUBSCRIBED and SWORN to before me this 17th day of Jan. 2020, with affiant exhibiting to me her ___ with number ___ and ___ with ___ as competent evidence of their respective identi-ties.
Doc. No. 486; Page No. 99; Book No. XXXIII; Series of 2020
(Sgd.) ATTY. AN-TONIO C. LOPEZ, JR.
Notary Public for Tacloban and Leyte
C#2019-02-60until December 31, 2020
Lopez and Vanilla Law Office
C o r d e t a B l d g . Zamora Cor. Del Pilar, Tacloban City
Of Attorney No. 34196Leyte Chapter Lt. 00329
EV Mail July 20-26, 27- Aug. 2, & 3-9, 2020
Republic of the Philippines LOCAL CIVIL REGISTRY
Province: Leyte City/Municipality: Matag-obRepublic of the Philippines)
Province of Leyte) Municipality of Matag-ob) S.S.
Petition No. CCE-11-2020 PETITION FOR CORRECTION
OF CLERICAL ERROR IN THE CERTIFICATE OF LIVE
BIRTH I, AGAPITA MALINAO
GECAIN, of legal age, Filipino and a resident of Brgy. Candelar-ia, Matag-ob, Leyte, after having been duly sworn to in accordance with the law, hereby declare that:
1.) I am the petitioner seeking correction of the cleri-cal error in:
2.) She was born on Au-gust 6, 1966 at Matag-ob, Leyte, Philippines,
3.) The birth was record under registry number 67-49,
4.) The clerical error(s) to be corrected is (are)
5.) The facts/reasons for filing this petition are the following:
To correct the clerical er-ror in the certificate of Birth of AGAPITA S. MALINAO whose Child’s First /Family Name en-tered/ recorded in the certificate of Birth of “AGAPITO S. MALENAO” instead of “AGAPITA S. MALI-NAO” being used in the Marriage Cert., and etc.
6.) I submit the follow-ing documents to support this petition;
a.) BAPTISMAL /BIRTH CERTIFICATE OF THE PETI-TIONER PSA/LCRO
b.) MARRIAGE CERTIFI-CATE OF THE OWNER
c.) BIRTH CERTIFICATE OF FATHER
7.) I have not filed any similar petition and that, to the best of may knowledge, no other similar petition is pending with any LCRO, Court or Philippines Consulate.
8.) I am filing this petition at the LCRO of Matag-ob, Leyte in accordance with R.A. No. 9048 and its implementing rules and regulations.
(Sgd.) AGAPITA MALINAO GECAIN Petitioner
VERIFICATION I, AGAPITA MALINAO
GECAIN, the petitioner, hereby certify that the allegations herein are True and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.
(Sgd.) AGAPITA MALINAO
GECAIN Petitioner
S U B S C R I B E D A N D SWORN to before me this 8TH day of July,2020 in the City/Municipality of Matag-ob, Leyte, petitioner exhibiting his Commu-nity Tax Certificate No. 27302621 issued at Matag-ob, Leyte on January 17, 2020.
(Sgd.) ENGR. AGUSTIN D. PEDRANO JR.
EV Mail July 13-19 & 20-26, 2020
ITEM NO. DESCRIPTION FROM TO 1.A Child’s First Name AGAPITO AGAPITA Child’s Family Name MALENAO MALINAO Child’s SEX MALE FEMALE
Jesus said to them, “There is no need for them to go away; give them some food yourselves.”
But they said to him, “Five loaves and two fish are all we have here.”
Then he said, “Bring them here to me,” and he ordered the crowds to sit down on the grass.
Taking the five loaves and the two
fish, and looking up to heaven, he said the blessing, broke the loaves, and gave them to the disciples, who in turn gave them to the crowds.
They all ate and were satisfied, and they picked up the fragments left over—twelve wicker baskets full. Those who ate were about five thousand men, not counting women and children.
GOSPEL ... from P. 4
Base sa datus nga nakuha sa EV Mail sa Albuera Police Station, si Cruz ang nipusil-patay adtong ginganlan ug Paulito Paton-og adtong Mayo 7 ning tuiga.
Sa datus ug police record nasayran, ang Kapitan niadto sa lungsud adtong tun-gora ug nakit-an kini ni Paton-og nga osa ka drayber ug habal-habal nga taga Brgy. Sherwood sab kay magpapirma sa form sa SAP pero gipusil niya kini ug namatay.
Katarungan ni Cruz sa mga pulis, wala daw siya makaila sa tawong miduol kaniya kay nag face mask ug naa-an niyang kontra mao nga iyang gipusil.
Nigawas sab nga sa wala pa pusila ni Cruz si Paton-og nagkalalis daw una ang duha, hinungdan nga nahug sa homicide ang kaso.
Dugang ni P/MSgt. Subong, ang kuyog ni Cruz dihang nahitabo ang kremin mao ang ginganlan ug Sheryl Boholst. Ni Paul Libres
GIPUSIL-PATAY ... from P. 3
productive journey amidst the General Community Quarantine by not just staying at home, but also transforming themselves as Youth in Agriculture.
Due to the lack of access to resources and poor economic opportunities, food security and sufficiency have become key issues amidst this COVID-19 pandemic. To address this, the SK Federation of Baybay City has spearheaded the #YouthInAgriculture campaign in order to engage with local youths in providing healthy and sustainable supply of food.
With the foregoing, the Sangguniang Kabataan of Baybay City continuously supports its SK Councils across the 92 Barangays by collaborating with potential partners such as the East West Seeds Com-pany, Inc. and the Baybay City Agriculture Office by means of providing each SK Council with assorted vegetable seeds in the production of their respective vegetable gardens in the barangay.
Anent to this, as a way of empower-ing more young people to engage and be part of the campaign dubbed as “Youth In Agriculture”, the said SK launched the “Vegetable Garden Contest” highlighting the importance of engaging in agriculture amid the COVID-19 Pandemic that was published through a video documentary, in order to showcase and encourage agricul-tural production among the youth.
The aforementioned video entries were posted in the official Facebook page of the Sangguniang Kabataan of Baybay City to en-sure a wide reach of audience across all the SK Councils and the entire young people in general.
The Vegetable Garden Vegetable Garden Contest is in partnership with the Positive Youth Development Network (PYDN) through the HingyapPH, wherein cash prizes will be given to the outstanding SK Councils, including special awards and consolation prizes. (PR)
#YOUTHINAGRICULTURE ... from P. 1
7JULY 20-26, 2020
Republic of the Philippines
SUPREME COURT REGIONAL TRIAL
COURT BRANCH 43
8th Judicial Region Bulwagan ng Katarungan
Magsaysay Boulevard, Tacloban City
SPEC PROC. CASE NO. R-TAC-19-01326-SP
IN THE MATTER OF CORRECTION OF ENTRIES IN THE
CERTIFICATE OF LIVE BIRTH OF PRINCESS
MAE MEDINO PELICANO
CATALINO MEDINO PELICANO,
Petitioner, -versus-
HONORABLE MUNICIPAL CIVIL
REGISTRAR OF DULAG, LEYTE and HONORABLE CIVIL
REGISTRAR GENERAL OF THE PHILIPPINE
STATISTICS AUTHORITY (PSA), Public Respondentsx----------------------x
ORDER The Initial Hearing
in the above-entitled case is reset to April 21, 2021 at 1:30 o’clock in the af-ternoon per Court Order dated May 12, 2020.
This is a verified Pe-tition filed by Petitioner CATALINO MEDINO PELICANO through counsel, the Public At-torney’s Office, Tacloban City, for correction of entries in the Certificate of Live Birth of Princess Mae Medino Pelicano.
The Court, finding the Petition to be suf-ficient in form and sub-stance, hereby gives due course to this case.
W H E R E F O R E , notice is hereby given that the above-entitled Petition is set for Initial Hearing on April 21,
2021 at 1:30 o’clock in the afternoon before this Court sitting at the Bul-wagan ng Katarungan, Tacloban City.
The Municipal Civil Registrar of Dulag, Leyte, Philippine Statistics Au-thority, Office of the So-licitor General, Pablo Perlicano and any person having or claiming any interest under the entry whose cancellation or correction is sought may, within Fifteen (15) days from notice of the Peti-tion, or from the last date of publication of such notice, file their opposi-tion thereto.
Let a copy of this Order be republished in a newspaper of gen-eral circulation in the Province of Leyte and Tacloban City for Three (3) consecutive weeks at the expense of Petitioner.
Further, let a copy of this Order be fur-nished to the Honorable Solicitor General, 134 Amorsolo St., Legaspi Village, Makati City, the Municipal Civil Registrar of Dulag, Leyte; the Civil Registrar General, Philip-pine Statistics Authority, 3F Vidal Bldg., Times Street cor. EDSA, West Triangle, Quezon City; Office of the Provincial Prosecution of Leyte; the petitioner’s father Pablo Perlicano of Brgy. San Agustin, Dulag, Leyte as well as to the petitioner- mother and counsel.
SO ORDERED. IN CHAMBERS,
this 12th day of May 2020, Regional Trial Court, Branch 43, Bul-wagan ng Katarungan, Magsaysay Boulevard, Tacloban City.
(Sgd.) EVELYN P. RIÑOS-LESIGUES
Presiding Judge EV Mail July 6-12,
13-19, & 20-26,2020
Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
Eight Judicial Region Branch 37 (Caibiran)
Naval, Biliran SP. CASE NO. CB-19-
339 IN RE: PETITION
TO USE SURNAME (OBREGON) AND ENTERED IN THE CERTIFICATE OF
LIVEBIRTH KAREN MAE LUNA, LUGIE
MARIE LUNA, ARJAY BRIEL LUNA,
IRENEO OBREGON JR., and GEMMA
LUNA OBREGONPetitioners,
-versus- OFFICE OF THE
CIVIL REGISTRAR OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CABUCGAYAN, BILIRAN AND ALL
PERSONS/ENTITIES WHO/WHICH MAY BE
AFFECTED THEREBY, Respondent
x---------------------xORDER
F i led wi th th i s Court is a Petition to use Surname (Obregon) and entered in the Certificate of Livebirth Karen Mae Luna, Lugie Marie Luna, Arjay Briel Luna, Ireneo Obregon Jr., and Gemma Luna Obregon thru coun-sel Atty. Melvin O. Va-poroso with a prayer that this Court issue an order directing the respondent to allow KAREN MAE LUNA, LUGIE MARIE LUNA AND ARJAY BRIEL LUNA to use the
surname Obregon and their Certificates of Live Birth be made to reflect the surname Obregon.
Finding the petition to be sufficient in form and substance, set the initial hearing of this case on September 8, 2020 at 8:30 o’clock in the morn-ing, on which date, time and place any interested person may appear and show cause, if any, why this petition should not be granted.
Accordingly, let a copy of this order be published prior to the date of initial hearing once a week for three consecutive weeks at the expense of the petitioner in a newspaper of gen-eral circulation in the Province of Biliran duly authorized by this Court after a raffle conducted by the Branch Clerk of Court.
Furnish copy of this order to the office of the Solicitor General, the Provincial Prosecutor of Biliran, Civil Registrar General, NSO, Quezon City, the Local Civil Reg-istrar of Cabucgayan, Biliran and the petitioner.
SO ORDERED. IN CHAMBERS,
this 4th day of May 2020, Hall of Justice, Brgy. Lar-razabal, Naval Biliran, Philippines.
(Sgd.) CONSTANTINO F.
ESBERPresiding Judge EV Mail July 6-12,
13-19, & 20-26,2020
Extrajudicial Settlement NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the late PANFILO B. CADELIÑA, SR. during his lifetime was the holder of the following
bank accounts/deposits
And the following real and personal properties:
Were settled among his heirs per Doc. No. 56; Page No. 12; Book No. XL; Series of 202 Notary Public Evergisto S. Escalon. EV Mail July 13-19, 20-26, & 27- Aug. 2, 2020
EV Mail July 13-19; 20-26; 27-August 2, 2020
suffer when we are ignored, and more so when we are insulted and humiliated. We would always want to show off, if not to dominate others.
When we have this anomaly, we many times end up uneasy and tense, obsessed with perfectionism and the urge to control and to be on top of others. We always want to succeed and to win in any game. And when we lose, we usually become a sore loser, feeling quite devastated.
Another sign of this perverse sense of self-importance is to have an extreme feeling of entitlement. We would want to have as many privileges and benefits to such an extent that we would feel deprived if we would not have any of them. We also would become over-sensitive.
We should learn to clearly distinguish between a healthy high self-esteem and a bloated sense of self-importance. We should know where the basis of this distinction lies.
PASSERBY ... from P. 4
Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
8th Judicial Region Branch 35, Ormoc City
-o0o- CASE NO. R-ORM-17-
00011-CV FOR;
PARTITION WITH DAMAGES
SORIA CANIN-TAMPUS and HEIRS OF ROGELIO CANIN NAMELY: ROGELIO
CANIN, JR. et. Al., Plaintiffs, -versus-
ELEN CANIN-MADE-JA, et.al.,
Defendants.x---------------------------x
ORDER For resolution is
plaintiffs’ Second Ex-Parte Motion (RE: To Serve Summons by Pub-lication) filed thru coun-sel on 12 January 2018, praying that summons for defendants Cherry Nancy Canin, Carina Canin, Nickjun Canin, Sps. Pastor and Rosinda Mondido, Sps. Pablo and Luzviminda Condino and Jocelyn Dalot (de-fendants) be served upon them through publica-tion.
Resort to this mode of service of summons was made in light of the return made by Dexter Lance Mangubat, Sheriff of this Court stating that defendants are no lon-ger living in the given address.
Finding the mo-tion sufficient in form and substance, the same is hereby GRANTED. Plaintiffs are granted leave of court to serve by publication in a newspa-per of general circulation the Summons together with the Complaint upon the defendants once a week for three (3) con-secutive weeks at the expense of the plaintiffs.
The Branch Clerk of Court is directed to fur-nish by registered mail a copy of the summons and order of publication to the defendants at their last known address.
Defendants are ac-corded a period of sixty (60) days from notice within which to file their answer.
SO ORDERED. In chambers, Hall of
Justice, Ormoc City, Phil-ippines, 12 March 2018. (Sgd.) GIRLIE M. BOR-
REL –YU Presiding Judge cc:Atty. Philip Albeos Sonia Canin- Tam-
pus, Naghalin, Kananga, Leyte
Hrs . of Rogel io Canin c/o Gabriel Har-ris Busi
Elena Canin Iluminada Canin-
Gementiza Hrs. of Bernardina
Canin-Campos c/o Ma-ria Juditha Campos
Hrs . of Nicolas Canin c/o Clotilde Canin
C h e r r y N a n c y Canin
Carina Canin Nickjun Canin Sps. Pastor & Ros-
inda Mondido Sps. Pablo & Luzvi-
minda Condino Jocelyn Dalot Fn.:civil2018.sum-
mons.publication
Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
8th Judicial Region Branch 35, Ormoc City
-o0o- CASE NO. R-ORM-17-
00011-CV
8 JULY 20-26, 2020
FOR: PARTITION WITH DAMAGES SONIA CANIN-
TAMPUS and HEIRS OF ROGELIO CANIN, NAMELY: ROGELIO
CANIN JR., et. al., Plaintiffs, -versus-
ELENA CANIN-MADEJA, et.al.,
Defendants. x------------------------x
ORDER Attached to the re-
cord of this case are the following:
1. M a n i f e s t a -tion/Compliance filed by plaintiffs thru counsel submitting to Court cop-ies of the three issues of EV Mail dated April 9-15, 2018, April 16-22, 2018 and April 23-29, 2018 as well as the Affidavit of Publication executed by the Business Manager of EV Mail to show proof of the publication of summons on defendants Cherry Nancy Canin, Carina Canin, Nickjun Canin, Sps. Pastor and Rosinda Mondido, Sps. Pablo and Luzviminda Condino and Jocelyn Dalot; and
2. Supplemen-tary Motion (RE: To De-clare Defendants in De-fault) filed by plaintiffs thru counsel praying that all of the defendants be declared in default considering that none of them filed an Answer.
The Court has scru-tinized the attached copy of the aforementioned EV Mail issues and found that the publication is non-compliant with the 12 March 2018-Order of this Court. In the said Order, the Court has spe-cifically directed for the publication in a newspa-per of general circulation the summons together with the complaint upon the defendants. It would appear that the com-plaint was not published as directed.
Wherefore, forego-ing premises considered, plaintiffs are directed to substantially com-ply with the 12 March 2018-Order of the Court. Pending compliance, the hearing on the plaintiffs Motion to Declare De-fendants in Default is deferred.
SO ORDERED. In chambers, Hall
of Justice, Ormoc City, Philippines,24 June 2020.
(Sgd.) GIRLIE M. BORREL-YU
Presiding Judge Cc: Atty. Philip Al-
beos Sonia Canin- Tam-
pusHrs. Rogelio Canin
c/o Gabriel HarrisBust Elena Canin Iluminada Canin-
Gementiza Hrs. of Bernardina
Canin-Campos c/o Ma-ria Juditha Campos
Hrs . of Nicolas Canin c/o Clotilde Canin
C h e r r y N a n c y Canin
Carina Canin Nickjun Canin Sps. Pastor & Ros-
inda Mondido Sps. Pablo & Luzvi-
minda Condino Jocelyn Dakot
Republic of the Philippines
8th Judicial Region REGIONAL TRIAL
COURT Branch __
Ormoc City -o0o-
CIVIL CASE No. R-ORM-17-00011-CV
For: PARTITION WITH DAMAGES
SONIA CANIN-
TAMPUS AND HEIRS OF ROGELIO CANIN NAMELY : ROGELIO CANIN JR., PEREGER ODILIO CANIN, SHER-RY HEIDEE JAJOBS, AND MAHARANEE BUSI,
Plaintiffs, -versus- ALENA CANIN-
MADEJA I L U M I N A D A
CANIN-GEMENTIZA HEIRS OF BER-
NARDINA CANIN- CAMPOS
NAMELY: PEDRO WILSON CAMPOS,
EDWARD CAM-POS, ROYLAN CAM-POS, MARIA JUDITHA CAMPUS, AND MARIA GENEVIEVE CAMPOS - MARAVILLES
HEIRS OF NICO-LAS F. CANIN
NAMELY: CLOTIL-DE R. CANIN, CHERRY NANCY R. CANIN, CATHERINE R. CANIN, CARINA CANIN, NON-ELON R. CANIN, NICK JUN CANIN AND DE-SIREE JOY V. CANIN
Sps. Robert and Rachelle Ann Fiel
Sps. Juramel and Michelle Niez
Sps. Jesus and Mar-ciana Denzo
Sps. Jolito and Rose-marie Dalot
Sps. Leonides and Lorna Canin
Sps . Dant i and Harit Sosmeña
Sps. Sofronio Jr. and Niña Cabahug
Sps. Alvin and Riza Floris
Sps. Nestorio and Mary Ann Dimatanggal
Sps. Marvin and Rizalyn Capayoso
Sps. Pablo and Luz-viminda Condino
Maria Diola Sps. Terter and Pane
Fiel Sps. Danilo and
Nora Calda Itok Mondido Rosie Sosmeña Mechiel Daclan Jesie Dengo Sps. Pastor and Ros-
inda Mondido Julito Dalot Ira Toring Virgilio Romero Sps. Randy and Ro-
sil Toring Marlyn Diola Lorna Canin Sps. Eddie and Mar-
ilyn Daclan Dante SosmeñaSps. Edgar and Len-
len Villarba Catalina Aligre Sofronio Cabahug
Jr. Jesie Aligre Nancy Dalot Milagros Dalot Sps. Yollie and Delia
Dalot Jovane Perez Malyn Dalot Jocelyn Dalot, Leonarda Calda, Alvin Flores, Maria Fe Sosmeña Nestorio Dimatan-
gal, Sps. Ricky and Mar-
cela Mislang, Sps. Rogelio and
Susset Diola, Resalyn Diola, Luzviminda Canin Defendants. x---------------xCOMPLAINT P L A I N T I F F S ,
through the undersigned counsel respectfully states, that:
1. Plaintiff Sonia Canin-Tampus is of legal age, married and a resi-dent of Brgy. naghalin, Kananga, Leyte while all the heirs of Rogelio Canin namely: Rogelio Canin Jr. is of legal age, single and a resident of Brgy. Naungan, Or-moc City; Pereger Odilio
Canin is of legal age, married and a resident of Cebu City; Sherry Heidee Jakobs is of legal age, married and a resident of Chesapeake, Virginia USA and lastly Mahara-nee Busi is of legal age, married and a resident of Palm, Springs Caligornia USA. The heirs of Rog-elio Canin is represented in this case by their attor-ney-in-fact Gabriel Har-ris Busi which is likewise of legal age, single and a resident of Brgy. Naugan, OrmocCity, Copy of legal special power of attorney hereto attached as AN-NEXES “A”, “B”, “C” and “D”;
2. D e f e n d a n t s Elena Canin-Madeja is of legal age, married and resident of Brgy. Naghalin, Kananga Leyte Philippines; Iluminada Canin-Gementiza is of legal age, married and a resident of Brgy. Si-mangan, Ormoc City. Heirs of Bernardina Canin-Campos namely; Pedro Wilson Cam-pos, Edward Campos, Roylan Campus, Ma. Juditha Campos, and Maria Genevieve Cam-pus all of whom are of legal age, Filipino and residents of Brgy. Mon-tebello, Kananga, Leyte. Heirs of Nicolas Canin namely: Clotilde Canin, Cherry Nancy Canin, Catherine Canin, Carina Canin , Nonilon Canin and Nickjun Canin who are likewise of l egal age, Filipinos and residents of Poblacion, Kananga Leyte. Defendants maybe served with summons and other court processes in their respective ad-dresses;
3. D e f e n d a n t s spouses Robert and Rachelle Ann Fiel, Spous-es Juramel and Michelle Niez, spouses Jesus and Marciana Denzo, spous-es Jolito and Rosemarie Dalot, spouses Leonides and Lorna Canin, spous-es Danti and Harit Sos-meña, spouses Sofronio Cabahug Jr. and Niña Cabahug, spouses Alvin and Riza Floris, spouses Nestorio and Mary Ann Dimatanggal, spouses Marvin and Rizalyn Ca-payoso, spouses Pablo and Luzviminda Con-dino, Maria Diola, Sps. Terter and Pane Fiel, sps. Danilo and Nora Calda, Itok Mondido, Rosie Sos-meña, Mechiel Daclan, Jesise Dengo, sps. Pastor and Rosinda Mondido, Jullito Dalot, sps. Vir-gilio Romero, Ira Toring, Sps. Randy and Rosil Toring, Marlyn Diola, Lorna Canin, sps.Ed-die and Marilyn Daclan, Dante Sosmena, sps. Ed-gar and Lenlyn Villarba, Catalina Aligre,Sofronio Cabahug Jr., Jesie Aligre, Nancy Dalot,Milagros Dalot, Sps. Yollie and De-lia Dalot, Jovane Perez, Malyn Dalot, Jocelyn Dalot, Leonarda Calda, Alvin Flores, Maria Fe Sosmeña, Nestorio Di-matangal, sps. Ricky and MarcelaMislang, sps. Rogelio and Susset Diola, Resalyn Diola, and Luzviminda Canin are all impleaded in this case as defendants on the ground that they have interest in Lot No. 10919 being occupants thereof. They can be served with summons and court pro-cesses at Brgy. Naghain, Kananga, Leyte;
4. That both par-ties have the capacity to sue and be sued;
5. Plaintiffs So-nia Canin -Tampus and the late Rogelio Canin
together with and de-fendants Elena Canin-M a d e j a , I l u m i n a d a Canin-Gementiza, Ber-nardina Canin-Campus, and Nicolas Canin are the legal and compulsory heirs of the late spouses Alejandro Canin and Alejandra Canin who died intestate on June 4, 1991 and July 15, 2006 re-spectively. Copy of their death certificates hereto attached as ANNEX “E”, and “F”;
6. Spouses Ale-jandro and Alejandra Canin have six (6) chil-dren namely: SONIA CANIN-TAMPUS, RE-GELIO CANIN, ELE-NA CANIN-MADEJA, ILUMINADA CANIN-GEMENIZA, BERNAR-DINA CANIN-CAMPUS and NICOLAS CANIN. Copy of the certificate of baptism of Sonia Canin-Tampus as ANNEX “”G”;
7. Plaintiffs Ma-haranee M. Canin-Busi, Sherry Heidee M. Canin-Jakobs, Peteger Odilio M. Canin and Rogelio Canin Jr. are the children of Rogelio Canin who predeceased his parents Alejandro and Alejan-dra Canin. Copy of their certificate of live birth as well as the death cer-tificate of Rogelio Canin hereto attached as AN-NEXES “H”, “I”, “J”, “K”, and “L” respec-tively;
8. At the time of the death of spo9uses Alejandro and Alelandro Canin, they left 14 parcels of land particularly de-scribed as follows:
The assessed value of all the subject lots ex-ceeds P20,000.00 as can be seen in the tax dec-larations. Copy of the tax declarations heretyo attached as ANNEXES “M”, “N”, “O”, “P”, “Q”, “R”, “S”, “T”, “U”, “V”, “W”, “X” “Y”, and “Z”,
9. Since, Spouses Alejandro and Alendra Canin have six children, therefore each of the child is entitled to one-sixth (1/6) share of their estate;
10. H o w e v e r , plaintiffs and defendants could not agree as to the physical division of the subject lot considering that defendants are occu-pying the better portion while plaintiffs are not amenable to the portion allocated to them by the defendants;
11. Considering that the parties are rela-tives, earnest effort to settle the matter amica-bly had been exerted but unfortunately failed. On August 17, 2016 plaintiffs through counsel sent a letter to the defendants in the hope of settling the matter amicably but it fails despite the earnest efforts exerted. Copy of the letters hereto at-tached as ANNEXES “AA”, “BB”, “CC” and “DD”;
12. Premises con-sidered, plaintiffs have no other option but to invoke the aid of the
court in order to physi-cally divide the estate of the late Alejandro and Alejandra Canin.
13. Plaintiffs and defendants are not resi-dents of the same City or Municipality and there-fore previous referral to the office of the baran-gay chairman or lupon tagapamayapa is not a pre-requisite in filing this case;
14. Defendants’ continued and unjustifi-able refusal to divide the subject lots in a fair manner is tantamount to bad faith on their part;
15. By reason of defendant’s unjustifi-able refusal to physically divide the subject lot caused the plaintiffs seri-ous anxiety and sleepless nights and therefore the former should be made to indemnify the latter for moral damages in the amount of P50,000.00;
16. Likewise, to deter other who have the inclination to do same act as defendants are doing, defendants should like-wise be ordered to pay P20,000.00 as exemplary damages;
17. Defendants’ unreasonable act has compelled the plaintiffs to litigate this mater which constrained them to hire the services of a counsel incurring an expenses of P40,000.00 as acceptance fee plus P2,000 in every court ap-pearance.
PRAYERW H E R E F O R E ,
plaintiff respectfully prays that judgment be
rendered: a) D e c l a r i n g
plaintiffs to be lawful heirs of the late Alejandro and Alejandra Canin;
b) Declaring the plaintiffs Sonia Canin-Tampus and the Heirs of the late Rogelio Canin to be entitled to one (1/6 share each of the subject lots or estate of the late Alejandro and Alejandra Canin;
c) Ordering the physical division of the subject estate late Alejan-dro and Alejandra Canin;
d) Ordering de-fendants to pay the at-torney’s fee in the sum of P40,000.00 plus cost of litigation;
e) Ordering de-fendants to indemnify the plaintiffs the sum of P50,000.00 as moral damages and P20,000.00 as exemplary damages.
Other reliefs just and equitable under the circumstances are like-wise prayed for.
Ormoc City, Philip-pines, January 27, 2017.
ALBEOS LAW OF-FICE
Counsel for the Plaintiffs Room 2, 2nd Floor, Coching Building,
Bonifacio St., Or-moc City
(Sgd.) PHILIP A. ALBEOS III
Roll of Attorney’s No. 53098
PTR No. 4465770, 1/6/15, Ormoc City
IBP OR No. 955399,
1/6/15, Ormoc City TIN No. 947-754-
295 MCLE Compliance
No. V-0003596 Issued on Septem-
ber 8, 2014
REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES)
CITY OF ORMOC) S.S. VERIFICATION/CERTIFICATION
W e , S O N I A CANIN-TAMPUS and GABRIEL HARRIS BUSI, of legal age, married and single respectively and a resident of Brgy. Nagha-lin, Kananga , Leyte and Brgy. Naungan, Ormoc City respectively, upon being sworn, hereby de-pose and say;
1. That we are the Plaintiff and plain-tiffs’ representative re-spectively in the above-entitled case;
2. That we have caused the preparation of the above complaint and have read and un-derstood the contents thereof and that the alle-gations contained therein are true, according to our own personal knowledge and based on authentic records;
And we further Certify; THAT:
We have not com-menced any action or proceedings involving the same issue in the Su-preme Court, the Court of Appeals, or any other tribunal or agency; b) that to the bet or our knowl-edge, no such action or proceeding is pending in the Supreme Court, the Court of Appeals, or any other tribunal or agency; c) And if there is any such action or proceedings which is either pend-ing or may have been terminated, we will state the status thereof, and d) if we should thereafter learn that a similar action or proceeding has been filed or is pending before the Supreme Court, the Court of Appeals, or any other tribunal, or agency, we will undertake to re-port that fact within five (5) days therefrom, to this Honorable Court.
I N W I T N E S S WHEREOF, we have hereunto affixed our sig-natures this 13 Feb. 2017, at Ormoc City, Philip-pines.
( S g d . ) S O N I A CAIN-TAMPUS
Affiant OSCA ID # 7806 (Sgd.) GABRIEL
HARRIS BUSI Affiant STI. SCHOOL ID.
076-2015-4154 SUBSCRIBED AND
SWORN TO before me 13 Feb. 2017 in Ormoc City, Philippines.
Doc. No. 293Page No. 53 Book No. LSeries of 2017 (Sgd.) Gerentsteint
T. Banzon Notary Public Or-
moc City Until December 31,
2017 Notarial Commis-
sion No. ORM15-11-005 Roll of Attorney’s
No. 53280 PTR No. 5101077
dtd. 1.3.17 Ormoc City IBP OR. No. 1030931
dtd. 1.4-17-Leyte TIN: 233393726000
Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
8th Judicial Region Branch 35, Ormoc City
-o0o-
CASE NO. R-ORM-17-00011-CV
FOR: PARTITION WITH DAMAGES
SONIA CANIN-TAM-PUS AND
HEIRS OF REGELIO CANIN, Namely:
ROGELIO CANIN, JR. PEREGER ODILIO
CANIN SHERRY HEIDEE
JAKOBS AND MAHARANEE BUSI,
Plaintiffs,-versus-
ELENA CANIN-MADEJA, et.al.,
Defendants. x------------------------x
SUMMONS TO: ELENA CANIN-
MADEJA Brgy. Naghalin, Kananga, Leyte GREETINGS: You are hereby re-
quired within a period of not less than FIFTEEN (15) days after service of this Summons upon you, to file with the Court and serve on the plain-tiffs, your Answer to the Complaint, copy of which is hereto attached together with the An-nexes. You are reminded of the provision in the IBP-OCA Memorandum on Policy Guidelines dated 12 March 2002 to observe restraint in fil-ing a Motion to Dismiss and instead allege the ground thereof as de-fenses in the Answer. If you fail within the time fixed, the plaintiffs will take judgment by default and may be granted the relief applied for in the complaint.
WITNESS my hand under the seal of the Court ths 14th day of March 2017.
MILREYSA SALINAS DAYANDAYAN Clerk of Court V
Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
8th Judicial Region Branch 35, Ormoc City
-o0o-CASE NO. R-ORM-17-
00011-CV FOR: PARTITION WITH DAMAGES
SONIA CANIN-TAM-PUS AND
HEIRS OF REGELIO CANIN, Namely:
ROGELIO CANIN, JR. PEREGER ODILIO
CANIN SHERRY HEIDEE
JAKOBS AND MAHARANEE BUSI,
Plaintiffs,-versus-
ELENA CANIN-MADEJA
ILUMINADA CANIN- GEMENTIZA, et.
Defendants. x------------------------x
SUMMONS TO : ILUMINADA
CANIN-GEMENTIZA Brgy. Simangan, Ormoc
City GREETINGS: You are hereby re-
quired within a period of not less than FIFTEEN (15) days after service of this Summons upon you, to file with the Court and serve on the plain-tiffs, your Answer to the Complaint, copy of which is hereto attached together with the An-nexes. You are reminded of the provision in the IBP-OCA Memorandum on Policy Guidelines dated 12 March 2002 to observe restraint in fil-ing a Motion to Dismiss and instead allege the ground thereof as de-fenses in the Answer. If you fail within the time
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fixed, the plaintiffs will take judgment by default and may be granted the relief applied for in the complaint.
WITNESS my hand under the seal of the Court ths 14th day of March 2017.
MILREYSA SALINAS DAYANDAYAN Clerk of Court V
Received copy 3-15-17
Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
8th Judicial Region Branch 35, Ormoc City
-o0o-CASE NO. R-ORM-17-
00011-CV FOR: PARTITION WITH DAMAGES
SONIA CANIN-TAM-PUS AND
HEIRS OF REGELIO CANIN, Namely:
ROGELIO CANIN, JR. PEREGER ODILIO
CANIN SHERRY HEIDEE
JAKOBS AND MAHARANEE BUSI,
Plaintiffs,-versus-
ELENA CANIN-MADEJA
HEIRS OF BERNARDI-NA CANIN-CAMPOS,
NAMELY: PEDRO WILSON CAMPOS EDWARD CAMPOSROYLAN CAMPOS MARIA JUDITHA CAMPUS, AND
MARIA GENEVIEVE CAMPOS-MARAVILES:
et. al., Defendants.
x------------------------xSUMMONS
TO : HEIRS OF BERNARDINA CANIN- CAMPOS
NAMELY: PEDRO WILSON CAMPOS
EDWARD CAM-POS
ROYLAN CAM-POS,
MARIA JUDITHA CAMPUS
M A R I A G E N -E V I E V E C A M P O S - MARAVILES
All of Brgy. Mon-tebello, Kananga , Leyte
GREETINGS: You are hereby re-
quired within a period of not less than FIFTEEN (15) days after service of this Summons upon you, to file with the Court and serve on the plain-tiffs, your Answer to the Complaint, copy of which is hereto attached together with the An-nexes. You are reminded of the provision in the IBP-OCA Memorandum on Policy Guidelines dated 12 March 2002 to observe restraint in fil-ing a Motion to Dismiss and instead allege the ground thereof as de-fenses in the Answer. If you fail within the time fixed, the plaintiffs will take judgment by default and may be granted the relief applied for in the complaint.
WITNESS my hand under the seal of the Court ths 14th day of March 2017.
MILREYSA SALINAS DAYANDAYAN Clerk of Court V
Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
8th Judicial Region Branch 35, Ormoc City
-o0o-CASE NO. R-ORM-17-
00011-CV FOR: PARTITION WITH DAMAGES
SONIA CANIN-TAM-PUS AND
HEIRS OF REGELIO CANIN, Namely:
ROGELIO CANIN, JR. PEREGER ODILIO
CANIN SHERRY HEIDEE
JAKOBS AND MAHARANEE BUSI,
Plaintiffs,-versus-
ELENA CANIN-MADEJA
HEIRS OF NI COLAS F. CANIN, NAMELY:
CLOTILDE R. CANIN CHERRY NANCY R.
CANIN CATHERINE R. CANIN
CARINA CANIN NONELON R. CANIN
NICKJUN CANIN AND
DESIREE JOY V. CANIN, et.al., Defendants.
x------------------------xSUMMONS
TO : HEIRS OF NICOLAS F. CANIN,
NAMELY: CLO-TILDE R. CANIN
CHERRY NANCY R. CANIN
CATHERINE R. CANIN
CARINA CANIN N O N E L O N R .
CANIN NICKJUN CANIN
AND DESIREE JOY V.
CANIN All of Brgy. Pobla-
cion, Kananga, Leyte GREETINGS: You are hereby re-
quired within a period of not less than FIFTEEN (15) days after service of this Summons upon you, to file with the Court and serve on the plain-tiffs, your Answer to the Complaint, copy of which is hereto attached together with the An-nexes. You are reminded of the provision in the IBP-OCA Memorandum on Policy Guidelines dated 12 March 2002 to observe restraint in fil-ing a Motion to Dismiss and instead allege the ground thereof as de-fenses in the Answer. If you fail within the time fixed, the plaintiffs will take judgment by default and may be granted the relief applied for in the complaint.
WITNESS my hand under the seal of the Court ths 14th day of March 2017.
MILREYSA SALINAS DAYANDAYAN Clerk of Court V
Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
8th Judicial Region Branch 35, Ormoc City
-o0o-CASE NO. R-ORM-17-
00011-CV FOR: PARTITION WITH DAMAGES
SONIA CANIN-TAM-PUS AND
HEIRS OF REGELIO CANIN, Namely:
ROGELIO CANIN, JR.
P E R E G E R ODILIO CANIN
SHERRY HEIDEE JAKOBS AND
M A H A R A N E E BUSI,
Plaintiffs,-versus- ELENA CANIN-
MADEJA S P S . R O B E RTO
AND RACHELLE ANN FIEL
S P S . J U R A M E L AND MICHELLE NIEZ
SPS. JESUS AND MARCIANA DENZO
SPS. JOLITO AND ROSEMARIE DALOT
SPS. LEONIDES AND LORNA CANIN
SPS. DANTI AND
HARIT SOSMEÑASPS. SOFRONIO JR.
and NIÑA CABAHUG SPS. ALVIN AND
RIZA FLORIS SPS. NESTORIO
AND MARY ANN DI-MATANGGAL
SPS. MARVIN AND RIZALYN CAPAYOSO
SPS. PABLO AND LUZVIMINDA CON-DINO MARIA DIOLA
SPS. TERTER AND PANE FIEL
SPS. DANILO AND NORA CALDA
ITOK MONDIDO ROSIE SOSMEÑAM E C H I E L D A -
CLAN JESIE DENGCO SPS. PASTOR AND
ROSINDA MONDIDO JULITO DALOT IRA TORING VIRGILIO ROME-
RO SPS. RANDY AND
ROSIL TORINGMARLYN DIOLA LORNA CANIN SPS. EDDIE AND
MARILYN DACLAN DANTE SOSMEÑA SPS. EDGAR AND
LENLEN VILLARBA CATALINA AL-
IGRE SOFRONIO CA-
HABUG, JR. JESIE ALIGRE NANCY DALOT M I L A G R O S
AND SUSSET DIOLA RESALYN DIOLA L U Z V I M I N D A
CANIN All of Brgy. Nagha-
lin, Kananga, Leyte GREETINGS: You are hereby re-
quired within a period of not less than FIFTEEN (15) days after service of this Summons upon you, to file with the Court and serve on the plain-tiffs, your Answer to the Complaint, copy of which is hereto attached together with the An-nexes. You are reminded of the provision in the IBP-OCA Memorandum on Policy Guidelines dated 12 March 2002 to observe restraint in fil-ing a Motion to Dismiss and instead allege the ground thereof as de-fenses in the Answer. If you fail within the time fixed, the plaintiffs will take judgment by default and may be granted the relief applied for in the complaint.
WITNESS my hand under the seal of the Court ths 14th day of March 2017.
MILREYSA SALINAS DAYANDAYAN Clerk of Court V
Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
8th Judicial Region Branch 35, Ormoc City
-o0o- CASE NO. R-ORM-17-
00011-CV FOR;
PARTITION WITH DAMAGES
SORIA CANIN-TAMPUS and HEIRS OF ROGELIO CANIN NAMELY: ROGELIO
CANIN, JR. PEREGER ODILIO
CANIN SHERRY HEIDEE
JAKOBS AND MAHARANBEE BUSI
Plaintiffs, -versus-
ELEN CANIN-MADE-JA, ILUMINADA
CANIN- GEMENTIZA, et.al.
Defendants.X---------------------------
------XSHERIFF’S RETURN
THIS IS TO CER-TIFY that on March 22, 2017, the undersigned served the summons, together with a copy o f the Complaint and Order upon defendant, ILUMINADA CANIN-GEMENTIZA, at BRGY. SIMANGAN, ORMOC CITY, who signed to ac-knowledge receipt there-of . The defendant was personally served at the given address.
The original copy of the summons is , therefore, respectfully re-turned, DULY SERVED.
Hall of Justice, Or-moc City, March 24, 2017.
( S g d . ) D E X T E R LANCE B. MANGUBAT
SHERIFF IV
Copy furnished: Atty. Philip Albeos
III Ormoc City
Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
8th Judicial Region Branch 35, Ormoc City
-o0o-CASE NO. R-ORM-17-
00011-CV FOR: PARTITION WITH DAMAGES
SONIA CANIN-TAM-PUS AND
HEIRS OF REGELIO CANIN, Namely:
ROGELIO CANIN, JR.
PEREGER ODILIO CANIN
SHERRY HEIDEE JAKOBS AND
M A H A R A N E E BUSI,
Plaintiffs,-versus- ELENA CANIN-
MADEJAI L U M I N A D A
CANIN- GEMENTIZA, et.
Defendants. x---------------------
---xSUMMONS
3-22-2017TO : ILUMINADA
CANIN-GEMENTIZA Brgy. Simangan,
Ormoc City GREETINGS: You are hereby re-
quired within a period of not less than FIFTEEN (15) days after service of this Summons upon you, to file with the Court and serve on the plain-tiffs, your Answer to the Complaint, copy of which is hereto attached together with the An-nexes. You are reminded of the provision in the IBP-OCA Memorandum on Policy Guidelines dated 12 March 2002 to observe restraint in fil-ing a Motion to Dismiss and instead allege the ground thereof as de-fenses in the Answer. If you fail within the time fixed, the plaintiffs will take judgment by default and may be granted the relief applied for in the complaint.
WITNESS my hand under the seal of the Court ths 14th day of March 2017.
TIFY that on March 27, 2017, the undersigned served the summons, together with a copy of the Complaint and Order upon defendant, MARIA JUDITHA CAMPUS, at BRGY. MONTEBELLO, KANANGA, LEYTE who signed to acknowl-edge receipt thereof. She also received copies for her siblings PEDRO WILSON CAMPOS, ED-WARD CAMPOS, RO-YLAN CAMPOS, and MARIA GENEVIEVE CAMPOS-MARAVILES since they are not around at the time of the ser-vice. The defendant was personally served at the given address.
The original copy of the summons is , therefore, respectfully re-turned, DULY SERVED.
Hall of Justice, Or-moc City, March 29, 2017.
( S g d . ) D E X T E R LANCE B. MANGUBAT
Sheriff IV Copy furnished: Atty. Philip Albeos
III 3-30-17
Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
8th Judicial Region Branch 35, Ormoc City
-o0o-CASE NO. R-ORM-17-
00011-CV FOR: PARTITION WITH DAMAGES
SONIA CANIN-TAM-PUS AND
HEIRS OF REGELIO CANIN, Namely:
ROGELIO CANIN, JR.
PEREGER ODILIO CANIN
SHERRY HEIDEE JAKOBS AND
M A H A R A N E E BUSI,
Plaintiffs, -versus- ELENA CANIN-
MADEJA HEIRS OF BER-
NARDINA CANIN-CAMPOS,
NAMELY: PEDRO WILSON CAMPOS
EDWARD CAM-POS
ROYLAN CAM-POS
MARIA JUDITHA CAMPUS, AND
M A R I A G E N -E V I E V E C A M P O S - MARAVILES;
M A R I A G E N -EVIEVE CAMPOS – MARAVILES 3-27-17
All of Brgy. Mon-tebello, Kananga, Leyte
GREETINGS: You are hereby re-
quired within a period of not less than FIF-TEEN (15) days after service of this Summons upon you, to file with the Court and serve on the plaintiffs, your Answer to the Complaint, copy of which is hereto attached together with the An-nexes. You are reminded of the provision in the
IBP-OCA Memorandum on Policy Guidelines dated 12 March 2002 to observe restraint in fil-ing a Motion to Dismiss and instead allege the ground thereof as de-fenses in the Answer. If you fail within the time fixed, the plaintiffs will take judgment by default and may be granted the relief applied for in the complaint.
WITNESS my hand under the seal of the Court this 14th day of March 2017.
MILREYSA SALINAS DAYANDAYAN Clerk of Court V
Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
8th Judicial Region Branch 35, Ormoc City
-o0o-CASE NO. R-ORM-17-
00011-CV FOR: PARTITION WITH DAMAGES
SONIA CANIN-TAM-PUS AND
HEIRS OF REGELIO CANIN, Namely:
ROGELIO CANIN, JR.
PEREGER ODILIO CANIN
SHERRY HEIDEE JAKOBS AND
M A H A R A N E E BUSI,
Plaintiffs,-versus – ELENA CANIN –
MADEJA, HEIRS OF NICO-
LAS F. CANIN, NAMELY: CLO-
TILDE R. CANIN CHERRY NANCY
R. CANIN CATHERINE R.
CANIN CARINA CANIN N O N E L O N R .
CANIN NICKJUN CANIN
AND DESIREE JOY V.
CANIN, et. al.. Defendants. x---------------x
SHERIFF’S RETURN THIS IS TO CER-
TIFY that on March 29, 2017, the undersigned served the summons, together with a copy of the Complaint and Or-der upon defendants, CLOTILDE CANIN, CATHERINE CANIN, AND DESIREE JOY CANIN, who all signed to acknowledge receipt thereof. Defendants were personally served at the given address except for Desiree Joy Canin who was personally served in her workplace in CUT SALON, REAL ST., ORMOC CITY. For other defendants, as per information from Cath-erine Canin, they are no longer staying in Kanan-ga. CHERRY NANCY CANIN is in Manila, CA-RINA CANIN is in Saudi, NICKJUN CANIN is in Davao and NONELON CANIN is in Ormoc (de-tained).
The original copy of the summons is , therefore, respectfully returned, DULY SERVED to Catherine Canin, Clo-tilde Canin and Desiree Joy Canin, UNSERVED to Cherry Nancy Canin, Carina Canin, Nickjun Canin and Nonelon Canin.
Hall of Justice, Or-moc City, March 30, 2017.
( S g d . ) D E X T E R LANCE B. MANGUBAT
Sheriff IV Copy furnished: Atty. Philip Albeos
III 3-30-17
Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
8th Judicial Region Branch 35, Ormoc City
-o0o-CASE NO. R-ORM-17-
00011-CV FOR: PARTITION WITH DAMAGES
SONIA CANIN-TAM-PUS AND
HEIRS OF REGELIO CANIN, Namely:
ROGELIO CANIN, JR.
PEREGER ODILIO CANIN
SHERRY HEIDEE JAKOBS AND
M A H A R A N E E BUSI,
Plaintiffs,-versus- ELENA CANIN-
MADEJA HEIRS OF NICO-
LAS F. CANIN, NAME-LY
C L O T I L D E R . CANIN
CHERRY NANCY R. CANIN
CATHERINE R. CANIN
CARINA CANINN O N E L O N R .
CANINNICKJUN CANIN
AND DESIREE JOY V.
CANIN, et.al., Defendants. x---------------------
---xSUMMONS
TO : HEIRS OF NICOLAS F. CANIN,
NAMELY: CLO-TILDE R. CANIN 3-29-17
CHERRY NANCY R. CANIN – MANILA
CATHERINE R. CANIN- 3-29-17
CARINA CANIN - SAUDI
N O N E L O N R . CANIN - ORMOC
NICKJUN CANIN AND - DAVAO
DESIREE JOY V. CANIN – 3-29-17
All of Brgy. Pobla-cion, Kananga, Leyte
GREETINGS: You are hereby re-
quired within a period of not less than FIFTEEN (15) days after service of this Summons upon you, to file with the Court and serve on the plain-tiffs, your Answer to the Complaint, copy of which is hereto attached together with the An-nexes. You are reminded of the provision in the IBP-OCA Memorandum on Policy Guidelines dated 12 March 2002 to observe restraint in fil-ing a Motion to Dismiss and instead allege the ground thereof as de-fenses in the Answer. If you fail within the time fixed, the plaintiffs will take judgment by default and may be granted the relief applied for in the complaint.
WITNESS my hand under the seal of the Court ths 14th day of March 2017.
MILREYSA SALINAS DAYANDAYAN Clerk of Court V
Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
8th Judicial Region Branch 35, Ormoc City
-o0o-CASE NO. R-ORM-17-
00011-CV FOR: PARTITION WITH DAMAGES
SONIA CANIN-TAM-PUS AND
HEIRS OF REGELIO CANIN, Namely:
ROGELIO CANIN,
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JR. PEREGER ODILIO
CANIN SHERRY HEIDEE
JAKOBS AND M A H A R A N E E
BUSI,Plaintiffs,-versus- ELENA CANIN
MADELA, et. al, Defendants. x---------------x
SHERIFF’S RETURN THIS IS TO CER-
TIFY that on April 11, 2017, the undersigned served the summons, together with a copyt of the Complaint and Order upon defendant, ELENA CANIN-MADEJA, at BRGY. NAGHALIN, KANANGA, LEYTE who signed to acknowl-edge receipt thereof. The defendant was person-ally served at the given address.
The original copy of the summons is , therefore, respectfully re-turned, DULY SERVED.
Hall of Justice, Or-moc City, April 12, 2017.
( S g d . ) D E X T E R LANCE B. MANGUBAT
SHERIFF IV Copy furnished: Atty. Philip Albeos III
Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
8th Judicial Region Branch 35, Ormoc City
-o0o-CASE NO. R-ORM-17-
00011-CV FOR: PARTITION WITH DAMAGES
SONIA CANIN-TAM-PUS AND
HEIRS OF REGELIO CANIN, Namely:
ROGELIO CANIN, JR.
PEREGER ODILIO CANIN
SHERRY HEIDEE JAKOBS AND
M A H A R A N E E BUSI,
Plaintiffs,-versus- ELENA CANIN-
MADEJA, et al.., Defendants. x---------------------
---x
SUMMONS 3-22-2017
TO : ELENA CNIN-MADEJA – 4-11-17
Brgy. Naghal in, Kananga, Leyte
GREETINGS: You are hereby re-
quired within a period of not less than FIFTEEN (15) days after service of this Summons upon you, to file with the Court and serve on the plain-tiffs, your Answer to the Complaint, copy of which is hereto attached together with the An-nexes. You are reminded of the provision in the IBP-OCA Memorandum on Policy Guidelines dated 12 March 2002 to observe restraint in fil-ing a Motion to Dismiss and instead allege the ground thereof as de-fenses in the Answer. If you fail within the time fixed, the plaintiffs will take judgment by default and may be granted the relief applied for in the complaint.
WITNESS my hand under the seal of the Court ths 14th day of March 2017.
MILREYSA SALINAS DAYANDAYAN Clerk of Court V
Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
8th Judicial Region Branch 35, Ormoc City
-o0o-CASE NO. R-ORM-17-
00011-CV FOR: PARTITION WITH DAMAGES
SONIA CANIN-TAM-PUS AND
HEIRS OF REGELIO CANIN, Namely:
ROGELIO CANIN, JR.
PEREGER ODILIO CANIN
SHERRY HEIDEE JAKOBS AND
M A H A R A N E E BUSI,
Plaintiffs,-versus- ELENA CANIN-
MADEJA S P S . R O B E RTO
AND RACHELLE ANN
FIEL S P S . J U R A M E L
AND MICHELLE NIEZSPS. JESUS AND
MARCIANA DENZO SPS. JOLITO AND
ROSEMARIE DALOT SPS. LEONIDES
AND LORNA CANIN SPS. DANTI AND
HARIT SOSMEÑASPS. SOFRONIO JR.
and NIÑA CABAHUG SPS. ALVIN AND
RIZA FLORIS SPS. NESTORIO
AND MARY ANN DI-MATANGGAL
SPS. MARVIN AND RIZALYN CAPAYOSO
SPS. PABLO AND LUZVIMINDA CON-DINO MARIA DIOLA
SPS. TERTER AND PANE FIEL
SPS. DANILO AND NORA CALDA
ITOK MONDIDO ROSIE SOSMEÑAM E C H I E L D A -
CLAN JESIE DENGCO SPS. PASTOR AND
ROSINDA MONDIDO JULITO DALOT IRA TORING VIRGILIO ROME-
RO SPS. RANDY AND
ROSIL TORINGMARLYN DIOLA LORNA CANIN SPS. EDDIE AND
MARILYN DACLAN DANTE SOSMEÑA SPS. EDGAR AND
LENLEN VILLARBA CATALINA AL-
IGRE SOFRONIO CA-
HABUG, JR. JESIE ALIGRE NANCY DALOT M I L A G R O S
AND SUSSET DIOLA RESALYN DIOLA L U Z V I M I N D A
CANIN, et al… Defendants x----------------------
-------xSHERIFF’S RETURN
THIS IS TO CER-TIFY on April 11, 2017, the undersigned served the summons togeth-er with a copy of the Complaint and Order upon defendants at Brgy NAGHALIN KANAN-GA, LEYTE, except for Sps. Pastor and Rosinda Mondido, Sps. Pablo and Luzvminda Condino and Jocelyn Dalot for the rea-son that they are not currently residing in the given address. For Sps. Danilo and Nora Calda, Catalina Aligre, and Sps. Yollie and Delia Dalot, copies were served thru Elena Canin-Madeja after diligent efforts (April 5, 10, & 15) were exerted to serve the Summons personally proved inef-fectual because they are not around. Defendants that were present during service of Summons all singed to acknowledge receipt thereof.
The original copy of the summons is, there-fore, respectfully re-turned, DULY SER VED except for sps. Pastor and Rosinda Mondido, Sps. Pablo and Luzviminda Condino, and Jocelyn Dalot.
Hall of Justice, Or-moc City, April 12, 2017.
( S g d . ) D E X T E R LANCE B. MANGUBAT
SHERIFF IV Copy furnished: Atty. Philip Albeos
III
Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
8th Judicial Region Branch 35, Ormoc City
-o0o-
CASE NO. R-ORM-17-00011-CV
FOR: PARTITION WITH DAMAGES
SONIA CANIN-TAM-PUS AND
HEIRS OF REGELIO CANIN, Namely:
ROGELIO CANIN, JR.
PEREGER ODILIO CANIN
SHERRY HEIDEE JAKOBS AND
M A H A R A N E E BUSI,
Plaintiffs,-versus- ELENA CANIN-
MADEJA S P S . R O B E RTO
AND RACHELLE ANN FIEL
S P S . J U R A M E L AND MICHELLE NIEZ
SPS. JESUS AND MARCIANA DENZO
SPS. JOLITO AND ROSEMARIE DALOT
SPS. LEONIDES AND LORNA CANIN
SPS. DANTI AND HARIT SOSMEÑA
SPS. SOFRONIO JR. and NIÑA CABAHUG
SPS. ALVIN AND RIZA FLORIS
SPS. NESTORIO AND MARY ANN DI-MATANGGAL
SPS. MARVIN AND RIZALYN CAPAYOSO
SPS. PABLO AND LUZVIMINDA CON-DINO MARIA DIOLA
SPS. TERTER AND PANE FIEL
SPS. DANILO AND NORA CALDA
ITOK MONDIDO ROSIE SOSMEÑAM E C H I E L D A -
CLAN JESIE DENGCO SPS. PASTOR AND
ROSINDA MONDIDO JULITO DALOT IRA TORING VIRGILIO ROME-
RO SPS. RANDY AND
ROSIL TORINGMARLYN DIOLA LORNA CANIN SPS. EDDIE AND
MARILYN DACLAN DANTE SOSMEÑA SPS. EDGAR AND
LENLEN VILLARBA CATALINA AL-
IGRE SOFRONIO CA-
Continued from page 9... HABUG, JR. JESIE ALIGRE NANCY DALOT M I L A G R O S
AND SUSSET DIOLA RESALYN DIOLA L U Z V I M I N D A
CANIN, All of Brgy. Nagha-
lin, Kananga, Leyte GREETINGS: You are hereby re-
quired within a period of not less than FIFTEEN (15) days after service of this Summons upon you, to file with the Court and serve on the plain-tiffs, your Answer to the Complaint, copy of which is hereto attached together with the An-nexes. You are reminded of the provision in the IBP-OCA Memorandum on Policy Guidelines dated 12 March 2002 to observe restraint in filing a Motion to Dismiss and instead allege the ground thereof as defenses in the Answer. If you fail within the time fixed, the plain-tiffs will take judgment by default and may be granted the relief applied for in the complaint.
WITNESS my hand under the seal of the Court this 14th day of March 2017. MILREYSA SALINAS
DAYANDAYAN Clerk of Court V
EV Mail July 20-26, 27- Aug. 2, & 3-9, 2020
Dumaguit shared that in 2019, they earned a total net income of Php 900,000 that they divided for their savings, optional fund, training fund, and com-munity development fund that they use to support their elementary school and a newly-organized asso-ciation in their municipality through “Ipasa ang Pag-asa” program by providing them with 10 piglets and feeds worth Php 70,000.
Although their income from tourists was lost, Du-maguit said they were able to survive because of their alternative sources of in-come.
“We were taught by the ABS-CBN Foundation of other means to earn be-cause NASAKASECO is composed of 3 associations – farmers, fisherfolk, surf-ers. Since we only have 8 working hours here, I went back to fishing,” he added.
Before the lockdown, the workers planted many vegetables such as lettuce in their “Balay Utanan”. They used to sell or cook them for their guests.
“If we only rely on our income here, it will not suffice for all the needs of our family that is why we diverted our attention to our other sources of income such as our vegetable, herb, and ornamental garden,” he said.
Dumaguit said they sell herbs and ornamental plants that they use to buy feeds for their animals and pay their utilities.
“We have a lot of buy-ers but we only do meet-ups because our barangay does not allow non-residents to come here. We also sell our products online,” he added.
Aside from that, the as-sociation has also donated vegetables to frontliners in Dulag, adding, “Just like what we have learned from Ma’am Gina (Lopez) to not only rely on dole-outs, we were also taught how to share our blessings so we gave vegetables to our frontliners.”
In Tunga, Leyte, Beengo Farm, an Agricultural Train-ing Institute (ATI)-certified learning site, which pro-vides training on basic bee-
keeping, has also managed to survive the pandemic after being damaged by Typhoon Ursula during Christmas last year.
Gary Ayuste, the owner of Beengo Farm shared that they were still rebuilding the farm when they learned about the lockdown.
“It was a 360-degree change for us because we did not allow visitors to come in unless they will pick up their orders. For three months we did not sell food. It was really hard,” he recalled.
The 400-meter farm located in the smallest mu-nicipality in Leyte used to cater to no less than 30 persons a day with an av-erage of Php 250 spending per person, excluding their income from selling herbs.
However, Ayuste la-mented that during the lock-down, even the members of the Empowered Farmers Association of San Vicen-te composed of at least 20 housewives that he formed were not allowed to gather as part of the health protocols.
“Luckily, we were able
to create a communal garden a few days before the lock-down, so during the time when there were no relief goods being given by the local government unit, we were able to harvest sweet potatoes, peanuts, and corn that added to their food sup-ply,” Ayuste shared.
With no tourists al-lowed, the farm focused on selling plants, which has become a trend nowadays. According to him, the de-mand for ornamental plants has drastically increased. Ayuste also earns from his speaking engagements through webinars.
“These herbs are amaz-ingly sustainable. There’s money if you really work hard because it requires time and smart farming,” he noted.
For starters, Ayuste sug-gested planting mints because they are more sustainable and are expensive. “They are easy to grow and guarantee better revenue,” he said.
They have also shifted to becoming a family enterprise. Since his niece and nephews have no class, they are now helping him on the farm.
Ayuste also expressed optimism that their plans to expand the farm will push through as soon as the quarantine is over.
“We have a honey wine bar opening soon. We will start discovering local talents that will perform here every last weekend of the month. We will also add freedom soap from beeswax with goat’s milk and honey in our list of products,” he shared.
He added that part of the proceeds of the free-dom soap will be allotted to provide soap to persons deprived of liberty, while their other programs such as
“Project Basa (Batang Aan-gat sa Alaedmiko at Agri-kultura)” for the children in the community will resume.
Beengo Farm also aims to be the pioneer school for beekeeping in Visayas in partnership with the Techni-cal Education Schools Devel-opment Authority (TESDA), with him being tagged as the national validator for the beekeeping course.
“COVID-19 has prac-ticed my mind to focus here on the farm because I have been traveling a lot for my other engagements be-fore,” he stressed. By Marie Tonette Marticio
Address: Hermosilla Drive, District 28 (Malbasag), Ormoc City, Leyte
11JULY 20-26, 2020
Province of LeyteMunicipality of Villaba
-oOo- OFFICE OF THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN
EXCERPT FROM THE MINUTES OF THE 24th REGULAR SESSION OF THE SANGGUNIANG BAYAN OF VILLABA, LEYTE HELD AT THE MUNICIPAL
SESSION HALL ON JULY 13, 2020Present:HON. DENNIS L. SY ------ Mun. Vice Mayor/ Presiding OfficerHON. MC QUIRIE P. UMPAD ------ SB MemberHON. VIOLETA T. SUMAPIG ------ SB MemberHON. KATHLEEN V. MAPE ------ SB MemberHON. ROGELIO J. BAAY ------ SB MemberHON. FELIPE S. CASAS, SR. ------ SB MemberHON. NIEL ALBERT B. INOPIQUEZ ------ SB MemberHON. ROQUE M. COMPRA ------ SB MemberHON. MARIANO V. DE CLARO ------ ABC PresidentHON. KENNAN LOVEN. N. LUMAPAS ------ SK Federation PresidentABSENT:HON. JOSELITA N. ENEVOLDSEN ------ SB Member (Sick Leave)______________________________________________________________________
RESOLUTION NO. 99, S - 2020AMENDING MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE NO. 111, SERIES OF 2020
WHEREAS, Title I, Chapter 2, Section 20 of RA 7160 states that “(a) a city or municipality may, through an ordinance passed by the Sanggunian after conducting public hearings for the purpose, authorize the reclassification of agricultural lands and provide for the manner of their utilization or disposition in the following cases: (1) when the land ceases to be economically feasible and sound for agricultural purposes as determined by the Department of Agriculture or (2) where the land shall have substantially greater economic value for residential, commercial or industrial purposes, as determined by the sanggunian concerned;
WHEREAS, the Implementing Rules and Regulations of the Local Government Code provides that a municipality shall continue to prepare their respective comprehensive land use plans (CLUP), enacted through zoning ordinances, subject to applicable laws and regulations;
WHEREAS, the said IRR also prescribes that such plans shall serve as the primary and dominant bases for future use of land resources and reclassification;
WHEREAS, the municipality does not have an existing comprehensive land use plan nor enacted zoning ordinance, hence, the Sangguniang Bayan exercised its power to reclassify lands so that such reclassification will be incorporated in the making of CLUP;
WHEREAS, Section 65 of RA 6657, otherwise known as the Comprehensive Agrar-ian Reform Law of 1998, likewise empowers DAR to authorize, under certain conditions, the reclassification or conversion of lands awarded to agrarian reform beneficiaries;
WHEREAS, based on the submitted documents for application, the Sangguniang Bayan finds no Certificate of Land Ownership Award (CLOA), hence, it is of presumption that it is not covered by the certain conditions for DAR to be authorize to reclassify such lands;
WHEREAS, it is a well settled rule in statutory construction that a mere Executive Order cannot supersede a national law, such as the Local Government Code of 1991, which grants the power of the local sanggunian to reclassify lands within its jurisdiction;
WHEREAS, the housing projects for the victims of the super typhoon Yolanda was an overdue project wherein the president of the Republic of the Philippines Rodrigo Roa Duterte directed the Presidential Assistant for the Visayas, Michael Diño, to expedite the completion of the projects in the Eastern Visayas before the year end;
WHEREAS, based on SP Resolution No. 2020-498, otherwise known as “A Resolu-tion Returning to the Sanggunian of origin, Municipal Ordinance No. 111, Series of 2020 of the Sangguniang Bayan of Villaba, Leyte to clarify grounds for reclassification and to provide legal basis”, the SP asked the SB of origin to clarify the ground for reclassification and that there is a need to spell-out their legal basis, hence, this amendment;
NOW THEREFORE, on mass motion, be it;RESOLVED, as it is hereby resolved to amend Municipal Ordinance No. 111,
S-2020, to wit:MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE NO. 123, S-2020
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE NO. 111, S-2020 PARTICU-LARLY SECTION 2 AND SECTION 3 AND INTEGRATING OTHER PERTINENT
PROVISIONS HEREIN.Be it ordained by the Sangguniang Bayan of Villaba, Leyte in regular session
assembled that:Section 1. The Land Situation at Sitio Mahanglad, Brgy. A. Tumamak, Villaba, Leyte
under Original Title No. CARP-2016000049-Loy 9754 Case 11 Cad 964-D with an area of 13, 377 square meters declared in the name of Concordia L. Cantillas, Original Title No. CARP-2016001023-Lot 9756 Case 11 Cad 964-D with an area of 13, 418 square meters declared in the name of Lucila L. Cantillas, Original Title No. CARP-20180000156-Lot 9753 Case 11 Cad 964-D with an area of 13, 420 square meters declared in the name of Maria Cleofe C. Abalo, Original Title No. CARP-2017001946-Lot 9758 Case 11 Cad 964-D with an area of 13, 421 square meters declared in the name of Moises L. Cantillas, Original Title No. CARP-2016000048-Lot 9755 Case 11 Cad 964-D with an area of 13, 418 square meters declared in the name of Regina C. Jamero, Clarito C. Jamero, Raul C. Jamero, Paul C. Jamero, Roy C. Jamero and Clarito C. Jamero, Jr., Original Title No. CARP-2016000727- Lot 9752 Case 11 Cad 964-D with an area of 13, 594 square meters declared in the name of Sebastiana C. Duja, Original Title No. CARP-2017001328-Lot 9751 Case 11 Cad 964-D with an area of 59,645 square meters declared in the name of Sweet Karen M. Albaño and Original Title No. CARP-2017001196-Lot Case 11 Cad 964-D with an area of 13,418 square meters declared in the name of Juanita L. Cantillas, Sebastiana C. Duja, Ma. Cleofe C. Abalo, Concordia L. Cantillas, Clarito C. Jamero, Raul C. Jamero, Paul C. Jamero, Roy C. Jamero, Clarito C. Jamero Jr., Lucila L. Cantillas and Moises Cantillas respectively which are more particularly bounded and described as follows:
1.)KATIBAYAN NG ORIHINAL NA TITULO
Blg. CARP2017001196LOT 9757 Case – 11 Cad 964-D
TIE LINE N 54-50 W 1,712.46 m from LYT-3519, Cad 964-D, Villaba Cadastre to Corner 1 of Lot T H E N C ELINE BEARING DISTANCE1-2 N 33 -37 W 202.86 M2-3 N 57 - 33 E 4.55 M3-4 N 57 - 34 E 73.01 M4-5 S 26 - 16 E 129.12 M5-6 S 26 - 16 E 88.11 M6-1 S 72 - 19 W 51.71 M
AREA: THIRTEEN THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED EIGHTEEN (13,418) SQUARE METERSPOINTS REFERRED TO: Unless otherwise described and indicated on the plan,
corners are marked on the ground by P.S. Cylindrical Concrete Monuments 15x50 cms.BOUNDED AS FOLLOWS:
S: Corner 1 is common To Lot 9759 Case-11 Cad 964-DSW: LINE 1-2 By Lot 9758 Case-11 Cad 964-DNW: LINES 2-3-4 By Lot 1515 Case-11 Cad 964-DNE: LINE 4-5 By Lot 9752 Case-11 Cad 964-DNE: LINE 5-6 BY Lot 9754 Case-11 Cad 964-DSE: LINE 6-1 By Lot 9755 Case-11 Cad 964-D
2.)KATIBAYAN NG ORIHINAL NA TITULO
Blg. CARP2016000049Lot 9754 Case-11 Cad 964-D
TIE LINE N 49-39 W 1,725.08 m from LYT-3519, Cad 964-D, Villaba Cadastre to Corner 1 of Lot T H E N C ELINE BEARING DISTANCE1-2 N 64 - 24 E 78.53 M2-3 S 01 - 30 E 7.51 M3-4 S 01 - 00 E 93.56 M4-5 S 08 - 04 E 7.12 M5-6 S 03 - 7 W 5.89 M6-7 S 72 - 19 W 114.71 M7-8 N 26 - 16 W 88.11 M8-1 N 64 - 24 E 83.09 M
AREA: THIRTEEN THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED SEVENTY-SEVEN (13, 377) SQUARE METERS
POINTS REFERRED TO: Unless otherwise described and indicated on the plan, corners are marked on the ground by P.S. Cylindrical Concrete Monuments 15x50 cms.
BOUNDED AS FOLLOWS:
NW: LINE 1-2 By Lot 9752 Case-11 Cad 964-DE: LINES 2-3-4-5-6 By Lot 9751 Case-11 Cad 964-DE: LINE 6-7 By Lot 9754 Case-11 Cad 964-DSW: LINE 7-8 By Lot 9757 Case-11 Cad 964-DNW: LINE 8-1 By Loy 9753 Case-11 Cad 964-D
3.)KATIBAYAN NG ORIHINAL NA TITULO
Blg. CARP2016001023Lot 9756 Case-11 Cad 964-D
TIE LINE N 58-40 W 1,645.41 m from LYT-3519, Cad 964-D, Villaba Cadastre to Corner 1 of Lot T H E N C ELINE BEARING DISTANCE1-2 N 10 - 31 E 54.31 M2-3 N 78 - 18 E 155.00 M3-4 S 00 - 23 E 123.59 M4-5 N 49 - 10 W 13.13 M5-1 N 78 - 49 W 155.54 M
AREA: THIRTEEN THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED EIGHTEEN (13,418) SQUARE METERS
POINTS REFERRED TO: Unless otherwise described and indicated on the plan, corners are marked on the ground by P.S. Cylindrical Concrete Monuments 15x50 cms.
BOUNDED AS FOLLOWS:W: LINE 1-2 By Lot 9759 Case-11 Cad 964-DN: LINE 2-3 By Lot 9755 Case-11 Cad 964-DE: LINE 3-4 By Lot 9751 Case-11 Cad 964-DSW: LINES 4-5-1 By Lot 1568 Case-11 Cad 964-D
4.)KATIBAYAN NG ORIHINAL NA TITULO
Blg. CARP2018000156Lot 9753 Case-11 Cad 964-D
TIE LINE N 49-39 W 1,725.08 m from LYT-3519, Cad 964-D, Villaba Cadastre to Corner 1 of Lot T H E N C ELINE BEARING DISTANCE1-2 S 64 - 24 W 83.09 M2-3 N 26 - 16 W 129.12 M3-4 N 57 - 34 E 4.52 M4-5 N 57 - 33 E 112.00 M5-1 S 13 - 20 E 146.36 M
AREA: THIRTEEN THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED TWENTY (13,420) SQUARE METERS
POINTS REFERRED TO: Unless otherwise described and indicated on the plan, corners are marked on the ground by P.S. Cylindrical Concrete Monuments 15x50 cms.
BOUNDED AS FOLLOWS:SE: LINE 1-2 By Lot 9754 Case-11 Cad 964-DSW: LINE 2-3 By Lot 9757 Case-11 Cad 964-DNW: LINES 3-4-5 By Lot 1515 Case-11 Cad 964-DNE: LINE 5-1 By Lot 9752 Case-11 Cad 964-D
5.)KATIBAYAN NG ORIHINAL NA TITULO
Blg. CARP2017001946Lot 9758 Case-11 Cad 964-D
TIE LINE N 54-50 W 1,712.46 m from LYT-3519, Cad 964-D, Villaba Cadastre to Corner 1 of Lot T H E N C ELINE BEARING DISTANCE1-2 N 85 - 31 W 136.83 M2-3 N 12 - 30 E 29.93 M3-4 N 15 - 20 W 104.03 M4-5 N 57 - 33 E 53.49 M5-1 S 33 - 37 E 202.86 M
AREA: THIRTEEN THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED TWENTY-ONE (13,421) SQUARE METERS
POINTS REFERRED TO: Unless otherwise described and indicated on the plan, corners are marked on the ground by P.S. Cylindrical Concrete Monuments 15x50 cms.
BOUNDED AS FOLLOWS:SE: CORNER 1 is common To Lot 9755 Case-11 Cad 964-DS: LINE 1-2 By Lot 9759 Case-11 Cad 964-DW: LINES 2-3-4 By Lot 1555 Case-11 Cad 964-DNW: LINE 4-5 By Lot 1515 Case-11 Cad 964-DNE: LINE 5-1 By Lot 9757 Case-11 Cad 964-D
6.)KATIBAYAN NG ORIHINAL NA TITULO
Blg. CARP2016000048Lot 9755 Case-11 Cad 964-D
TIE LINE N 54-50 W 1,712.46 m from LYT-3519, Cad 964-D, Villaba Cadastre to Corner 1 of Lot T H E N C ELINE BEARING DISTANCE1-2 N 72 - 19 E 51.71 M2-3 N 72 - 19 E 114.71 M3-4 S 03 - 07 W 47.19 M4-5 S 00 - 22 E 43.00 M5-6 S 00 - 23 E 6.08 M6-7 S 78 - 18 W 155.00 M7-1 N 03 - 21 W 77.21 M
AREA: THIRTEEN THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED EIGHTEEN (13,418) SQUARE METERSPOINTS REFERRED TO: Unless otherwise described and indicated on the plan,
corners are marked on the ground by P.S. Cylindrical Concrete Monuments 15x50 cms.BOUNDED AS FOLLOWS:
W: Corner 1 is common To Lot 9758 Case-11 Cad 964-DNW: LINE 1-2 By Lot 9757 Case-11 Cad 964-DNW: LINE 2-3 By Lot 9754 Case-11 Cad 964-DE: LINES 3-4-5-6 By Lot 9751 Case-11 Cad 964-SE: LINE 6-7 By Lot 9756 Case-11 Cad 964-DW : LINE 7-1 By Lot 9759 Case-11 Cad 964-D
7.)KATIBAYAN NG ORIHINAL NA TITULO
Blg. CARP2016000727Lot 9752 Case-11 Cad 964-D
TIE LINE N 49-39 W 1,725.08 m from LYT-3519, Cad 964-D, Villaba Cadastre to Corner 1 of Lot T H E N C ELINE BEARING DISTANCE1-2 N 13 - 20 W 146.36 M2-3 N 57 - 33 E 7.03 M3-4 N 79 - 45 E 20.99 M4-5 N 60 - 26 E 87.74 M5-6 S 00 - 36 E 159.30 M6-1 S 64 - 24 W 78.53 M
AREA: THIRTEEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED NINETY-FOUR (13,594) SQUARE MTERS
POINTS REFERRED TO: Unless otherwise described and indicated on the plan, corners are marked on the ground by P.S. Cylindrical Concrete Monuments 15x50 cms.
BOUNDED AS FOLLOWS:SW: LINE 1-2 By Lot 9753 Case-11 Cad 964-DNW: LINES 2-3-4 By Lot 1515 Case-11 Cad 964-DNW: LINE 4-5 By Lot 1513 Case-11 Cad 964-DNE: Corner 5 is common To Lot 1514 Case-11 Cad 964-DE: LINE 5-6 By Lot 9751 Case-11 Cad 964-DS: LINE 6-1 By Lot 9754 Case-11 Cad 964-D
8.)KATIBAYAN NG ORIHINAL NA TITULO
Blg. CARP2017001328Lot 9751 Case-11 Cad 964-D
TIE LINE N 57-50 W 1,371.68 m from LYT-3519, Cad 964-D, Villaba Cadastre to Corner 1 of Lot T H E N C ELINE BEARING DISTANCE1-2 N 59 - 42 W 49.39 M2-3 N 32 - 13 W 73.18 M3-4 N 00 - 23 W 123.59 M4-5 N 00 - 23 W 6.07 M
5-6 N 00 - 22 W 43.00 M6-7 N 03 - 07 E 47.19 M7-8 N 03 - 07 E 5.89 M8-9 N 08 - 04 W 7.12 M9-10 N 01 - 00 W 93.56 M10-11 N 01 - 32 W 7.15 M11-12 N 00 - 36 W 159.30 M12-13 S 59 - 43 E 33.97 M13-14 S 03 - 50 W 18. 68 M14-15 S 84 - 35 E 13.12 M15-16 S 01 - 27 E 19.66 M16-17 S 01 - 31 E 72.55 M17-18 S 03 - 10 E 26.74 M18-19 S 06 - 33 E 9.47 M19-20 S 08 - 46 E 4.86 M20-21 S 10 - 09 E 4.88 M21-22 S 13 - 00 E 4.71 M22-23 S 13 - 00 E 9.15 M23-24 S 14 - 45 E 18.69 M24-25 S 16 - 58 E 18.61 M25-26 S 18 - 09 E 32.45 M26-27 S 19 - 38 E 9.67 M27-28 S 21 - 04 E 10.93 M28-29 S 28 - 54 E 9.31 M29-30 S 40 - 02 E 10.88 M30-31 S 50 - 53 E 10.48 M31-32 S 57 - 47 E 9.21 M32-33 S 55 - 49 E 159.37 M33-34 S 44 - 00 E 0.81 M34-35 S 32 - 27 E 17.18 M35-36 S 31 - 26 E 0.21 M36-37 S 20 - 06 E 0.44 M37-38 S 2 - 03 E 0.84 M38-39 S 10 - 12 W 53.58 M39-40 N 77 - 26 W 43.01 M40-1 S 41 - 07 W 170.00 M
AREA: FIFTY-NINE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED FORTY-FIVE (59,645) SQUARE METERSPOINTS REFERRED TO: Unless otherwise described and indicated on the plan,
corners are marked on the ground by P.S. Cylindrical Concrete Monuments 15x50 cms.BOUNDED AS FOLLOWS:
SW: LINE 1-2 By Lot 1569 Case-11 Cad 964-DSW: LINES 2-3 By Lot 1568 Case-11 Cad 964-DW: LINE 3-4 By Lot 9756 Case-11 Cad 964-DW: LINES 4-5-6-7 To Lot 9755 Case-11 Cad 964-DW: LINES 7-8-9-10-11 By Lot 9754 Case-11 Cad 964-DW: LINE 11-12 By Lot 9752 Case-11 Cad 964-DNE: LINE 12-13 By Lot 1514 Case-11 Cad 964-DNE: LINES 13-14-15 By Lot 9750 Case-11 Cad 964-DNE-E: LINES 15 to 39 By National RoadSE: LINES 39-40-1 By Lot 9588 Case-11 Cad 964-D
LOT 9751 Case-11 Cad 964-DLINE BEARING DISTANCE1-2 N 03 - 07 E 27.60 M2-3 N 03 - 07 E 5.89 M3-4 N 08 - 04 W 7.12 M4-5 N 01 - 00 W 93.56 M5-6 N 01 - 32 W 7.51 M6-7 N 00 - 36 W 159.30 M7-8 S 59 - 43 E 33.97 M8-9 S 03 - 50 W 18.68 M9-10 S 84 - 35 E 13.12 M10-11 S 01 - 27 E 19.66 M11-12 S 01 - 31 E 72.55 M12-13 S 03 - 10 E 26.74 M13-14 S 06 - 33 E 9.47 M14-15 S 08 - 46 E 4.86 M15-16 S 10 - 09 E 4.88 M16-17 S 13 - 00 E 4.71 M17-18 S 13 - 00 E 9.15 M18-19 S 14 - 45 E 18.69 M19-20 S 16 - 58 E 18.61 M20-21 S 18 - 09 E 32.45 M21-22 S 19 - 38 E 9.67 M22-23 S 21 - 04 E 10.93 M23-24 S 28 - 54 E 9.31 M24-25 S 40 - 02 E 10.88 M25-26 S 50 - 53 E 10.48 M26-27 S 57 - 47 E 9.21 M27-28 S 55 - 49 E 2.19 M28-1 N 88 - 28 W 104.90 M
are hereby RECLASSIFIED FROM AGRICULTURAL TO RESIDENTIAL LANDSection 2. Copies of this ordinance shall be forwarded to the Sangguniang Panlalawigan
of Leyte, Legislative Building, Capitol Ground, Tacloban City, for review and approval.Section 2. as amended- pursuant to Section 20 of Local Government Code of
1991, the following are the legal basis:2.1 the land ceases to be economically feasible and sound agricultural purposes
as determined by the Municipal Agriculture Officer (see attached file);2.2 the Sangguniang Bayan determined that such land have substantial and greater
economic value for residential purposes; and2.3 the said reclassified land, does not exceed the limitation on the percentage of
the total agricultural land area at the time of the passage of this ordinance. 2.4 the municipality does not have an existing comprehensive land use plan
nor enacted zoning ordinance, hence, the Sangguniang Bayan exercised its power to reclassify lands so that such reclassification will be incorporated in the making of CLUP;
2.5 based on the submitted documents for application, the Sangguniang Bayan finds no Certificate of Land Ownership Award (CLOA), hence, it is of presumption that it is not covered by the certain conditions for DAR to reclassify such lands;
2.6 Section 534 (e) of Local Government Code of 1991 states that all general and special laws, acts, city charters, decrees, executive orders, proclamations and administrative regulations or part or parts thereof which are inconsistent with any of the provisions of this Code are hereby repealed or modified accordingly. Hence, RA 6657 specifically Section 65, being one of those laws cited above and enacted prior to the enactment of the LGC, the Sangguniang Bayan is of the position that said law is already repealed and it has the power to reclassify lands within its jurisdiction
Section 3. This Ordinance shall take effect fifteen (15) days from publication of a local news paper or in a three (3) conspicuous places in the Municipality.
Section 3. as amended- Copies of this ordinance shall be forwarded to the Sang-guniang Panlalawigan of Leyte for review and approval.
Section 4. This Ordinance shall take effect fifteen (15) days from publication of a local news paper or in a three (3) conspicuous places in the Municipality.
I HEREBY CERTIFY TO THE CORRECTNESS OF THE FOREGOING.(SGD)CORNELIO V. HERNANDO, JR.SB SecretaryATTESTED:(SGD)HON. DENNIS L. SYMunicipal Vice Mayor/Presiding Officer
(SGD)HON. MC QUIRIE P. UMPAD (SGD)HON. VIOLETA T. SUMAPIGSB Member SB Member(SGD)HON. KATHLEEN V. MAPE (SGD)HON. ROGELIO J. BAAYSB Member SB Member(SGD)HON. FELIPE S. CASAS, SR. (SGD)HON. NIEL ALBERT B. INOPIQUEZSB Member SB Member(SGD)HON. ROQUE M. COMPRA (SGD)HON. MARIANO V. DE CLAROSB Member ABC President(SGD)HON. KENNAN LOVEN N. LUMAPASSK Federation President
APPROVED:(SGD)HON. JORGE V. VELOSO
Municipal Mayor
12 JULY 20-26, 2020
Republic of the Philippines Province of Eastern Samar
City of BoronganCity Ordinance No: 168
AN ORDINANCE SUPPORTING PROPER DENTAL HEALTH PRACTICE AND PENAL-IZING ILLEGAL DENTAL HEALTH PRACTITIONERS IN THE CITY OF BORONGAN.
Sponsored by: DR. ANNA KATRINA ANACTA – SADAC Sangguniang Panlungsod MemberBe it enacted by the Sangguniang Panlungsod of the City of Borongan in session
assembled:ARTICLE I
TITLE, STATEMENT OF POLICY, OBJECTIVES, AND SCOPE OF PRACTICESection 1. Title. This Ordinance shall be known as “The City of Borongan Dental
Health Practice Ordinance of 2020”. Section 2. Statement of Policy. The State recognizes the importance of dentists, dental
hygienists and dental technologists in nation-building. Hence, it shall develop and nurture competent, productive, morally-upright, and well-rounded dentists, dental hygienists and dental technologists whose standards of professional practice and service shall be excellent, qualitative, world-class and internationally recognized, globally competitive through regula-tory measures, programs and activities that foster their continuing professional development.
Section 3. Objectives. This Ordinance provides for:(a) The regulation, control, and supervision of the practice of dentistry, dental
hygiene and dental technology in the City of Borongan;(b) The local registration and regulation of dentists, dental hygienists and dental
technologists in the City of Borongan,(c) The accreditation of the various specialties of dentistry;(d) The promotion and development of continuing dental education and research in the city;(e) The enforcement of the Code of Ethics and Code of Dental Practice in the
Philippines; and (f) The stipulation of penalties for infractions or violations of the Act, any other
laws, rules and regulations authorized under the provisions of the Act and this ordinance.Section 4. Definition and Scope of Practice.The following are Dental Practitioners;(a) Dentist – refers to a person who is a holder of a valid certificate of registration
and professional identification card in Dentistry who renders dental service within the meaning and intent of this Law and who, for a fee, salary, compensation or reward, paid to him/her or through another, or even without such compensation or reward, performs any operation or part of an operation, upon the human oral cavity, jaws, teeth, and surrounding tissues: prescribes drugs or medicines for the treatment of oral diseases or lesions, or prevents and or corrects malpositions of the teeth or implantation of artificial subtitutes for lost teeth; and teaches subjects in the licensure examination; or engages in dental research:
Provided, however, that this provision shall not apply to:1. Dental technologies engaged in the mechanical construction of artificial den-
tures or fixtures or other oral devices, as long as none of such procedures is done inside the mouth of the patient;
2. Students of dentistry undergoing practical training in a legally constituted dental school or college under the direction or supervision of a member of the faculty who is duly licensed to practice dentistry in the Philippines;
3. Registered dental hygienists who may be allowed to perform preventive oral hygiene procedures and other procedures or to dentistry graduates working as dental as-sistants to licensed and registered dentist authorized to practice dentistry in the Philippines who are engaged in private practice. Provided, further, that these dentistry graduates work under their direct supervision.
(b) Dental Hygienist – refers to a person who is a holder of a valid certificate of registra-tion and professional identification card and has undergone a two year course in dental hygiene from a government recognized school under a college of dentistry and passing the prescribed board examination for dental hygienist, renders oral health promotion and preventive measures, performs scaling and polishing, oral examination, taking brief clinical history, taking radiograph, and giving oral health education to patients under the supervision of a licensed dentist.
(c) Dental Technologies – refers to a person who is a holder of a valid certificate of registration and professional identification card and who renders and who renders technical services such as mechani-cal construction of artificial denture and other oral devices under the supervision of a licensed dentist, and has finished a two year certificate course in dental technology from any government recognized school.
ARTICLE II PRACTICE OF DENTISTRY, DENTAL HYGIENE AND DENTAL TECHNOLOGY
Section 5. Code of Ethics and Code of Dental Practice for Dentists. The existing Code of Ethics and Code of Dental Practice of dentists, dental hygienists and dental technologists prescribed and issued by the accredited professional organization of dentists shall be strictly implemented in the City of Borongan.
Section 6. Registration without Examination for Dental Hygienists and Dental Tech-nologists. The provisions of RA 9484 with regards to the registration without examination for dental hygienists and dental technologists shall be strictly implemented as provided for in Section 27 of the Act as follows:
a. Had been given a certificate in dental hygiene or dental technology by a duly recognized college, school or institution and had at least three years actual experience as dental hygienist or dental technologists in an accredited or licensed dental clinic or laboratory; or
b. Had been practicing as a dental hygienist or dental technologist for at least five (5) years in a licensed dental laboratory or clinic under the supervision of a dentist and had attended a training course given by an accredited school or institution accredited and certified by TESDA.
Section 7. Display of Name and Certificate of Registration Every registered practicing dentist, dental hygienist and dental technologist shall display in a conspicuous place in the building or office where he/she practices, his/her name or his/her certificate of registration in plain sight of patients who enter the dental office, or dental clinic or dental laboratory. In the case where the dentist has more than one clinic, the original certificate should be displayed in his/her main office or clinic, and he/she shall display a copy of his/her certified original certificate of registration in the other branch or branches of his/her practice. Any owner or proprietor of a dental office or establishment shall display the certificates of registration of each and every one of such persons in the same manner as hereinafter provided.
Section 8. Continuing Professional Education. The PRC Board in collaboration with the accredited professional organization (APO), shall implement the continuing professional educa-tion among practicing dentists, dental hygienists and dental technologists in consonance with the guidelines of the Continuing Professional Education (CPE) council of the Commission. Exemption from the CPE program may be applied for upon reaching the age of sixty-five (65).
ARTICLE IIIPDA- EASTERN SAMAR CHAPTER AND CITY HEALTH OFFICE
Section 9. Registration of Dental Health Practitioners. The PDA- Eastern Samar chapter shall be responsible with the Registration of all dental practitioners in the City of Borongan. It shall appoint an officer for the regulation of the dental practice in Borongan City. All dental health practitioners who intend to practice in the City of Borongan shall have to be a registered PDA member in Eastern Samar. The PDA shall issue the corresponding certificate which shall provide for the privilege of practicing activities related to dental health. No dental health practitioner shall be allowed to practice within the City of Borongan without the proper registration with the PDA- Eastern Samar Chapter and the proper certification.
Section 10. Submission of Roster of all Dental Practitioners. The PDA-Eastern Samar Chapter shall submit a roster of all dental practitioners in Borongan City indicating therein the status of their current registration on or before fifteen days after the effectivity of this Ordinance to the chairman of committee on health of the Sangguniang Panlungsod and all City Health Offices. The roster shall be regularly updated whenever new members are registered by the PDA-Eastern Samar Dental Chapter.
Section 11. Warning against illegal Dental Practitioners. The PDA-Eastern Samar Chapter shall file complaint to the City Health Office against illegal dental practitioners must immediately issue a written warning to all slating therein mandatory compliance to this ordinance within 10 days from receipt of the letter. Such written warning must be personally delivered by a representative, an official or employee, of the City Health Office to the illegal dental practitioner. The following must accompany during the personal delivery of the written warning.
a. Any 2 elected Barangay officials on the location of the dental practice of the illegal dental practitioner, provided that the attendance of the Punong Barangay and the Barangay Kagawad who is the chairman of the committee on health shall be preferred.
b. A member of PNP Borongan City or any respectable member of the community who is not a dental practitioner ; and
c. A member of the PDA-Eastern Samar Chapter.Receipt by any person present in the location of the dental practice of the illegal dental
practitioner shall be considered as receipt of the written warning by the illegal dental practitioner provided that the PDA shall explain in details to the recipient the violation, the legal consequences and the mandatory answer explanation by the illegal dental practitioner. In case no one wants to receive the written warning, it shall be considered delivered with the barangay officials, the PNP member and the PDA member indicating in the receiving copy of the written warning that it was not received, that they have left the copy of the written warning in an area within the vicinity of the illegal dental practitioner’s house or place where he conducts the illegal dental practice, and then affixing their respective signatures in the said copy to certify what they have done.
Section 12. Post Delivery of Written Warning. A written warning not received may be sent through post-delivery or through snail mail. In case this is done, the persons accompany-ing the representative of the City Health Office shall issue an affidavit stating the following.
a. Their presence during the personal delivery of the written warning.b. The date, day and time of the personal deliveryc. The fact that the PDA explained to the illegal dental practitioner the legal
consequences of his/her actions.d. Other circumstance during the personal delivery.Section 13. Recommendation to the Legal Office. After 10 days from the delivery of the written
warning, the City Health Officer shall recommend legal action to the City Legal Officer attaching therein the written warning stamped received by the recipient and/or the affidavit of the accompanying persons.
Section 14. Responsibility of the City Legal Officer. The City Legal Officer must act upon the recommendation of the City Health Office within 15 days from receipt thereof.
Section 15. Penalty for Non-implementation. The City Health Office shall personally explain to the Sanggunian Panlungsod the reasons for their non-implementation of the said ordinance and may at the discretion of the Sanggunian be accountable to face administrative sanctions.
ARTICLE IVPENAL PROVISION AND ENFORCEMENT OF THE ACT
Section 16. Penal Provision. The following, shall be punished by a fine of not less than Two Thousand Pesos (P2,000.00) but not less than one (1) month but not more than (1) year, or both, upon the discretion of the court.
a. Any person who shall practice dentistry, dental hygiene or dental technology in the City of Borongan as defined in this ordinance, without a certificate of registration and professional identification card and special permit issued in accordance with the provisions of RA 9484 otherwise known as the Philippine Dental Act of 2007, or has been exempt,
b. Any person who practices the profession to whom the definition of the practice of dentistry, dental hygiene or dental technology does not apply.
c. Any licensed dentist who shall abet the illegal practice of dentistry,d. Any person presenting or using as his/her own the certificate of registration
and professional identification card and special permit of another.e. Any person who shall give any false or forged evidence to the Board in obtaining
a certificate of registration,f. Any person who shall impersonate any registrant of like or different name.g. Any person who shall use a revoked or suspended certificate of registration
and professional identification card,h. Any person who shall assume, use or advertise as a bachelor of dental sur-
gery, doctor of dental surgery, master of dental surgery, licentiate of dental surgery, doctor of dental surgeon, or append to his name the letters D.D. S., B. D. S., L. D. S. or D. M. D. without having been conferred such title or degree in a legally constituted school, college or university, duly recognized and authorized to confer the same or other degrees, and
i. Any person who advertises any title or description tending to convey the impres-sion that he/she is a dentist, without holding valid certificate of registration and professional identification card and special permit from the Board.
ARTICLE VMISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
Section 17. Separability Clause. – If any section or provisions of this Ordinance shall be declared invalid or unconstitutional, such shall not invalidate any other section or provision of this Ordinance.
Section 18. Repealing Clause. – All other ordinances and issuances in conflict with the provisions of this Ordinance as pertain to the practice of dentistry shall be, and are hereby repealed.
Section 19. Effectivity. – This Ordinance shall take effect following its posting and publication in any newspaper of general circulation.
Enacted: ______Borongan City, Eastern Samar
(Sgd.) MA. ROZENE D. DAZA (Sgd.) DR. ANNA KATRINA ANACTA-SADACSangguniang Panlungsod Member Sangguniang Panlungsod Member(Sgd.) LYRA GEL A. LIMBAUAN (Sgd.) ATTY. KATHLYN JANE B. CAINDAY, CPA Sangguniang Panlungsod Member Sangguniang Panlungsod Member (Sgd.) ENGR. MELCHO A. ARAGO (Sgd.) GLAIZA G. TIUSangguniang Panlungsod Member Sangguniang Panlungsod Member(Sgd.)RENATO C. BAGACAY ATTY. BYRON M.SUYOT Sangguniang Panlungsod Member Sangguniang Panlungsod Member(Sgd.)KURT RYAN R. TY (Sgd.)GLENN A. ESCOTOSangguniang Panlungsod Member Sangguniang Panlungsod Member(Sgd.)RENERIO B. ADOR, SR. MAY LANIE O. ANACTASangguniang Panlungsod Member Sangguniang Panlungsod MemberPresident, Liga ng mga Barangay President, Panlungsodna Pederasyon ng mga Sangguniang Kabataan
I hereby certify that this Ordinance has been duly enacted by the Sangguniang Panlungsod on the date stated herein.
(Sgd.)ANTONIO B. SACMARBoard Secretary VISecretary to the Sanggunian Attested:(Sgd.) EMMANUEL T. TIU SONCO City Vice-Mayor/Presiding Officer
Approved:(Sgd.) ENGR. JOSE IVAN DAYAN C. AGDA
City Mayor On 7/9/2020rrr
Republic of the Philippines Province of Eastern Samar
City of BoronganCITY ORDINANCE NO. 169
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING STRICT SAFETY MEASURES IN ORDER TO MINI-MIZE THE POSSIBILITY OF LOCAL TRANSMISSION OF COVID-19.
WHEREAS, Section 5, Article II of the 1987 Constitution of the Philippines provides that, the maintenance of peace and order, the protection of the life, liberty and property, and the promotion of general welfare are essential for the enjoyment by all the people of the blessings of democracy;
WHEREAS, Section 16 of the Local Government and Section 5 of Republic Act 9394, otherwise known as the Charter of the City of Borongan, states that the local government unit has the duty to exercise the powers expressly granted, those necessarily implied therefrom, as well as powers necessary, appropri-ate or incidental for its efficient and effective governance, and those which are essential to the promotion of the general welfare for various purposes especially with regards to the promotion of the health and safety of the people and preserve the comfort convenience of the Boronganons;
WHREAS, on March 23, 2020 Republic Act No. 11469, otherwise known as the “Bayanihan Heal as One Act of 2020” or “An Act Declaring the Existence of a National Emergency arising from the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) situation and national policy in connection therewith and authorizing the President of the Republic of the Philippines for a limited Period and subject to restrictions to Exercise Power necessary and proper to carry out the declared national policy and for others purposes”;
WHEREAS, under Section 5.1.1 of DILG Memorandum Circular Bo. 2020-062 entitled as “Suppletory LGU Guidelines on the Implementation of Enhanced Community Quarantine in Luzon and State of Public Health Emergency in other parts of the country due to COVID-19 Threat” all LGUs are charged with the promotion of health and safety within their jurisdiction, and as such, the City Government of Borongan is expected to take the lead in the prevention and control of the spread of COVID-19 at the local level;
WHEREAS, as per declaration of His Excellency President Rodrigo Roa Duterte last 22 May 2020 and the issuance of an executive order by the City Mayor last 31 May 2020 the City of Borongan has been placed in a state of Modified General Community Quarantine (MGCQ) effective 01 June 2020;
WHEREAS, the threat of COVID-19 continues and so the necessary protocols should still be strictly implemented to avoid the local transmission of the virus;
Be it enacted by the Sangguniang Panlungsod of the City of Borongan in session assembled:Section 1. Short Title. This ordinance shall be known as “Borongan City New Normal
Health Procotols Ordinance of 2020”. Section 2. Statement of Policy. Public health and safety is of supreme importance
over that of personal rights especially in times when the immediate threat to life and health has been acknowledged and considered to be a national emergency. At present, the threat of COVID-19 is projected to go beyond months and even years as no immediate medicine, vaccine or any other form of treatment is available. Hence there is a need to implement public safety measures that must be enforced after the lifting of any level of quarantine. These measures therefore are intended to be implemented beyond any declaration of quarantine as long as there is a constant threat of local transmission of the COVID-19.
Section 3. Definition of Terms. For purposes of this Ordinance, the following defini-tions will be adopted:
a. Authorized Activity shall refer to any activity that is allowed by the national, re-gional, provincial and city governments and their instrumentalities as provided or promulgated through a law, ordinance, executive order, administrative order, circular, memorandum, letter of instruction, and the like in accordance with set guidelines such as the limited attendance to the celebration of a religious activity, conducting outdoor exercises, etc.
b. Business Establishment shall refer to any area, building, center, or place where trade, commerce, industry or the selling, production, barter, or exchange of goods and services, and other related activities are conducted.
c. Face Mask shall refer to any form of mask that protects the nose and mouth from potential contaminants. These include surgical masks, medical masks, N95 masks, do-it-yourself masks, industrial masks, handkerchief or any device that creates a physical barrier between the nose and mouth of the wearer and airborne particles.
d. Public Place shall include all areas within the territorial jurisdiction of the City of Borongan that people frequently visit, including but not limited to parks, national roads, city streets, places of worship, terminals for public vehicles, wet markets, groceries, sari-sari stores, drugstores, banks, ports, money changers, pawnshops, dental clinics, medical clinics, public and private buildings, schools, commercial establishment, and others.
e. Reasonable Purpose shall refer to any intention, objective or goal that under sensible, practical and usual circumstances are allowed to be conducted, performed or accomplished as the prohibition of which may imperil or endanger life, health, safety, security and property of a person or a community such as responding to an emergency call or the delivery by a senior citizen or a minor of basic necessities to those in need when no other recourse is available. For this purpose, the apprehending officer/s may either assists, accompany or perform other necessary action in accordance with the intention, objective or goal.
Section 4. Safety Measure to be Implemented. The following safety measures shall be strictly implemented in the City of Borongan until such time that the Department of Health (DOH) declares the zero possibility of any threat of COVID-19 in the country.
a. Mandatory Use of Face Mask. Face mask shall be worn at all times when one is going to any place public place frequented by other people.
a.1. A face mask may only be removed when so ordered by duly constituted authori-ties for the purpose of:
a.1. Identificationa.2. Crime preventiona.3. Apprehension of suspects in an alleged crimea.4. Other reasonable intentsa.2. A face mask may also be removed during activities wherein the wearing of which
may cause health problems such as during outdoor exercises provided that the physical distance required to ensure zero possibility of the transmission of coronavirus ad other communicable disease is maintained.
b. Strict implementation of Social or Physical Distancing Policy:b.1. Maintain at least one (1) meter distance from another person when in public places;b.2. Business owners must place posters or signage and markings on the floor to
promote physical distancing.b.3. Business establishments must provide acetate or any barrier on their counters;b.4. Avoid any gathering or activity where the one (1) meter apart policy cannot be
strictly enforced; andb.5. Limit the number of customers inside the establishments up to 50% of the
capacity of the establishment;c. Strictly implementation of hygiene and sanitation in public places. The following
measures must be strictly observed:c.1. Customers and clients of business establishments and offices must have access
to alcohol, hand sanitizers or other disinfectants all times. If unavailable, establishment or office must provide handwashing area;
c.2. Workers suffering from flu-like symptoms shall not be allowed to report to work and must be given alternative working arrangements by the superior or the owner;
c.3. Any person entering an enclosed, walled or contained establishment or office must be thermal scanned;
c.4. All work areas and frequently handled objects such as doorknobs and handles shall be cleaned and disinfectant regularly, at least once every two (2) hours; and
c.5. Alcohol or hand sanitizers shall be made available in corridors, conference areas, elevators, stairways and areas where people pass by.
d. All persons are encouraged to stay home especially seniors, minors, pregnant, those with co-morbidities except for the following purposes:
d.1. To go to work;d.2. To seek medical attention;d.3. To buy essential goods;d.4. To perform other authorized activities; and/or d.5. To go out for other reasonable purposes.Section 5. Exemptions to the Physical Distancing Rules. In cases of activities where
physical distancing shall be impossible to strictly impose such as the carrying of heavy objects when the use of an equipment is impossible, conducting haircuts, dental treatments, and such other activities that physical proximity cannot be avoided and physical distancing is somehow impossible, the issued guidelines from relevant government agencies and ac-credited professional organization shall be considered as suppletory to this Ordinance and may be incorporated in the formulation of the Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR).
Section 6. Penalties for Violations of this Ordinance. The following shall be the prohibited acts with their corresponding penalties.
a. Failure of government officials and employees to implement or follow this Ordinance. Any government official or and employee who shall fail to implement or abide by the provisions of this Ordinance shall be criminally, civilly and administratively liable depending on the extent of harm or damage that may happen or be experienced by any citizen, or another government official or employee, due to the failure of enforcement of this ordinance or on his or her negligence which may put another at risk of infection in accordance with pertinent CSC Rules and other laws and issuances.
b. Failure to implement the safety measures within offices establishments and other public places:
First Offense: -P5,000.00 fine with warningSecond Offense: -P5,000.00 fine and the revocation of business permit, if business establishment, without any prejudice to other legal actions under national laws and issuances.c. For the individual violations:First Offense -P3,000.00 fine Second Offense -P4,000.00 fineThird Offense and -P5,000.00 fine with imprisonment for not more than 30 days or upon the discretion of the courtIn case of minor offenders, the parents or legal guardians shall be a liable for the
payment of penalty.Section 7. Implementing Offices. The Office of the City Mayor (CMO) shall be the main
implementing office of this ordinance with the assistance of the City Health Office (CHO) and the Borongan City Police Station (BCPS). However, the City Mayor may, through an executive order, create a Task Force and designate other offices to help in the implementation of this ordinance and through the same executive ordinance provide the duties and functions of the Task Force and detailed guidelines to ensure the full and strict enforcement of this ordinance.
Section 8. Flexibility Clause. In case of any issuance coming from national, regional and provincial authorities concerned regarding the imposition of stricter protocols these shall be implemented within the period indicated in such issuance without need for any legislative action unless provided for in the same issuance.
Section 9. Separability Clause. In case a parts of this ordinance is rendered ultra vires, the parts not affected shall continue to be effective.
Section 10. Repealing Clause. All existing ordinances and other local issuances that are inconsistent with this ordinance shall be amended or revised accordingly except where provided above.
Section 11. Effectivity Clause. Due to the urgency of the matter, this ordinance shall take effect immediately upon approval and shall continue to be in effect until such time that the national government issues an official declaration regarding the lifting of the national health emergency in relation to.
ENACTED: _______City of Borongan,Eastern Samar
(Sgd.) MA. ROZENE D. DAZA (Sgd.) DR. ANNA KATRINA ANACTA-SADACSangguniang Panlungsod Member Sangguniang Panlungsod Member(Sgd.) LYRA GEL A. LIMBAUAN (Sgd.) ATTY. KATHLYN JANE B. CAINDAY, CPA Sangguniang Panlungsod Member Sangguniang Panlungsod Member ENGR. MELCHO A. ARAGO (Sgd.) GLAIZA G. TIUSangguniang Panlungsod Member Sangguniang Panlungsod Member(Sgd.)RENATO C. BAGACAY ATTY. BYRON M. SUYOT Sangguniang Panlungsod Member Sangguniang Panlungsod Member(Sgd.)KURT RYAN R. TY (Sgd.) GLENN A. ESCOTOSangguniang Panlungsod Member Sangguniang Panlungsod MemberRENERIO B. ADOR, SR. (Sgd.)MAY LANIE O. ANACTASangguniang Panlungsod Member Sangguniang Panlungsod MemberPresident, Liga ng mga Barangay President, Panlungsodna Pederasyon ng mga Sangguniang Kabataan
I hereby attest that this Ordinance has been enacted on the date stated herein.ANTONIO B. SACMAR Board Secretary VISecretary to the Sanggunian Certified True and Correct:(Sgd.) EMMANUEL T. TIU SONCOCity Vice Mayor/Presiding Officer
Approved Date: 7-8-2020(Sgd.) JOSE IVAN DAYAN C. AGDA, CoE
City MayorEV Mail July 13-19; 20-26; 27-August 2, 2020
