Cabugao, Ilocos Sur – Naangay ti selebrasion ti 2018 National Women’s Month babaen iti Tema: “We Make Change Work For Women” a no sadino a ditoy ket nagatendar dagiti kameng ti Rural Improvement Club (RIC); Barangay Nutrition Scholars (BNS); Barangay Health Workers (BHWs); Parent-Leaders ti 4 Ps a naggapu iti 33 a barangay ti ili a Cabugao, Ilocos Sur iti Marso 8, 2018 iti Cabugao Cultural and Sports Complex, Brgy. Rizal, Cabugao, Ilocos Sur.
Naluktan ti seminar babaen iti panangilawlawag ni Miss Teresita Maximina “Mimi” S. Sison, HRM Officer ti LGU-Cabugao iti pakabuklan dagiti Topiko a matratar.
Nangipaay ti Mensahe ni Mayor Josh Edward S. Cobangbang. Kimmablaaw ken nagyaman iti amin a naitaripnong. Binigbig ti Ama ti Ili iti kalintegan ken karbengan ti Women Sector a kas katinnulong ti Gobierno a mangipaay iti panagbalbaliw a pagimbagan met laeng iti sapasap.
Iti Program Proper, naglektiur ni Mrs. Constancia “Connie” L. Quinola, LGOO VI, MLG Officer ti ili a Cabugao maipapan kadagiti kalintegan ken karbengan dagiti babbai a sinaguday dagiti mainaig nga Akta Republika a linteg a napanday iti Kongreso.
Nangibinglay met ti pammalagip ken adal maipapan iti Health and Wellness Program ni Dr. Mark Lawrence T. Tirao, Municipal Health Doctor ti RHU.
Binagi ni Atty. Rosario Vitamog-Palisoc ti Public Attorney’s Office (PAO) ket trinatarna ti pakabuklan iti Magna Carta for Women’s Law.
Kangrunaan a panggep ti seminar iti pannakaited ti adal kadagiti kababaihan tapno adda pamalpalatpatanda kadagitoy a nainayon iti pagrebbenganda iti panagserbisioda iti sapasap ken iti pamiliada. # (Web In-Action)
On 20 December 2013, at its 68th session, the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) proclaimed 3 March, the day of signature of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), as UN World Wildlife Day to celebrate and raise awareness of the world’s wild animals and plants. The UNGA resolution also designated the CITES Secretariat as the facilitator for the global observance of this special day for wildlife on the UN calendar. World Wildlife Day has now become the most important global annual event dedicated to wildlife.
World Wildlife Day will be celebrated in 2018 under the theme “Big cats: predators under threat".
Big cats are among the most widely recognized and admired animals across the globe. However, today these charismatic predators are facing many and varied threats, which are mostly caused by human activities. Overall, their populations are declining at a disturbing rate due to loss of habitat and prey, conflicts with people, poaching and illegal trade. For example, tiger populations plummeted by 95% over the past 100 years and African lion populations dropped by 40% in just 20 years. But a range of measures are underway to arrest this decline.
In an effort to reach as wide an audience as possible, the expanded definition of big cats is being used, which includes not only lion, tiger, leopard and jaguar -- the 4 largest wild cats that can roar - but also cheetah, snow leopard, puma, clouded leopard, etc. Big cat species are found in Africa, Asia, and North, Central and South America, representing a virtually global distribution, and representations of big cats, such as for car logos, by sporting clubs and the fashion industry, are used globally.
Over the past century we have been losing big cats, the planet’s most majestic predators, at an alarming rate. World Wildlife Day 2018 gives us the opportunity to raise awareness about their plight and to galvanize support for the many global and national actions that are underway to save these iconic species. Through World Wildlife Day big cats will generate the level of attention they all deserve to be sure they are with us for generations to come. # Source: wildlifeday.org/www.dilg.gov.ph
Executive Order No.84, series of 1999 declares the month of March every year as Rabies Awareness Month. The Department of Agriculture –Bureau of Animal Industry, as the Chair of the National Rabies Prevention and Control Committee, will spearhead the celebration of this event. # Source – www.dilg.gov.ph
Cabugao, Ilocos Sur – Naigannuat ti Tax Mapping Drive ita a bulan ti Marso 2018 babaen kadagiti pannakabagi ti Municipal Treasurer’s ken Assessor’s Office ken pakairamanan ti pannakabagi ti Municipal Agriculture Office, LGU-Cabugao, Ilocos Sur tapno mapabaro dagiti daanen a dokumento ken tapno agtultuloy a maammuan dagiti baro nga agtagikua kadagiti daga (naipatawid/nabingay ken nagatang) kadagiti barangay ti Munisipalidad.
Ti Tax Mapping Drive ket paset ti programa ti LGU-Cabugao nga idauluan ni Mayor Josh Edward S. Cobangbang tapno maammuan iti umisu a mangbayad ti pagrebbenganna (Amiliar) iti lote wenno daga.
Kanaig daytoy a gannuat iti agtultuloy a pannakanayon iti masapulan ti Munisipio a maipaay babaen iti porma ti serbisio nga agsubli kadagiti umili. Nangrugi daytoy nga aktibidad dagiti pannakabagi ti Munisipio idi Pebrero 27, 2018 ken agpatingga inton Marso 28, 2018. Dua a barangay ti nakaeskediul a leppasenda iti inaldaw. # (Web In-Action)
Presidential Proclamation No.227 Series of 1988 declares the observance of the Month of March as Women’s Role in History Month and Republic Act No. 6949 Series of 1990 declares March 8 of every year as National Women’s Day which aims to give recognition to the contributions of Filipino women in our society.
This year’s theme, “We Make Change Work for Women”, which shall be used from 2017 -2022. It highlights the empowerment of women as active contributors to and claimholders of development. This pursuit of development is also anchored on the commitment of “Malasakit at Pagbabago” or True Compassion and Real Change. # Source: www.pcw.gov.ph
Cabugao, Ilocos Sur – Naangay ti pakontes iti Drawing, Poster Making, Essay Writing iti Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) ti Munisipio ti Cabugao a kas highlight ti panangselebrarda iti “Fire Prevention Month” iti bulan ti Marso 2018 babaen iti Tema: “Ligtas na Pilipinas ang Ating Hangad, Pag-iingat sa Sunog ay sa Sarili Ipatupa”. Daytoy a pakontes ket nagpartisiparan dagiti ubbing nga agad-adal iti eskuela-elementaria ken high school iti ili ti Cabugao ket naangay idi Marso 2, 2018 iti BFP Compound, Brgy. Rizal, Cabugao, Ilocos Sur.
Dagiti sumaganad ti nangabak:
DRAWING CONTEST:
Imee Concepcion S. Pai ti Cabugao North Central School
POSTER MAKING CONTEST:
Kristine Joyce Lopez, Grade 10, Pug-os National High School.
ESSAY WRITING CONTEST:
Louie C. Villegas, Grade 10, Pug-os National High School.
Impeksa ni Municipal Fire Marshal S/INSP Cesar M. Ragasa iti naan-anay a panagyamanda iti agtultuloy a suporta ti LGU-Cabugao nga idauluan ni Mayor Josh Edward S. Cobangbang kadagiti igannuat ti BFP a programa ken aktibidades iti fire prevention.
Nagpaay a Board of Judges da Municipal Information and Tourism Officer Dario Roy Siruno; SB Secretary Maxfel S. Suboc ken ni Brgy. Captain Arnold V. Yangat ti Barangay Pug-os.
Binayabay ti Fire Marshal agraman dagiti BFP Staff ken dagiti nag-Hurado dagiti nagsasalip ken isuda ti nagiyawat kadagiti premio ken sertipiko kadagiti nangabak a Contestant.
Naipaayan met iti Token of Appreciation dagiti Judges ken Coaches.
Nakikaysa a nakitinnarabay dagiti Coaches a buklen dagiti mangisursuro kadagiti nagsasalip nga ubbing/agtutubo kadagiti pagadalan ditoy Cabugao. # (Web In-Action)
By virtue of Presidential Proclamation No. 115-A, the month of March was declared as Fire Prevention Month because of the alarming increase of fire incidents happening across the country during this particular period.
The Bureau of Fire Protection, as the government agency mandated to prevent and suppress all kinds of destructive fires, investigate its causes, enforce fire-related laws and provide emergency medical and rescue services, shall anchor all the activities for the Fire Prevention Month towards fire safety at home by introducing innovative programs and activities leading towards motivating the public to take fire safety as everyone’s concern.
This year’s Fire Prevention Month theme is “Ligtas na Pilipinas ang ating hangad, pag-iingat sa sunog ay sa sarili ipatupad” is an encouragement that every Filipino must be responsible in keeping a fire-safe environment. # Source – www.dilg.gov.ph
