Cabugao Ilocos Sur – Naangay ti Division Mathematics Festival 2016 idiay Sta. Cruz Central School, ili ti Sta. Cruz, Ilocos Sur a nagpartisiparan dagiti napili a makisalip iti Mathematics nga ubbing iti tunggal Distrito (25 Districts ti DepEd Division ken 2 private schools) iti intero a Probinsia ti Ilocos Sur idi Enero 26, 2016.
Naaramid ti Opening Program iti kabigatan dayta a petsa.
Buklen met ti DAMATH Facilitators dagiti Over-all Chief Arbiters, Chief Arbiter/Timer, Reviewer/Scorer ken Table Arbiter. Iti met MATH RELAY Facilitators, nagserbi met dagiti Board of Judges, Quizmasters, Timers, Recorders ken Proctors. Buklen dagiti nagpaay a Facilitators dagiti Principal, Head Teachers ken Math Officials iti nadumaduma a pagadalan ken Distrito.
Iti Closing Program kalpasan dagiti Math Contested Activities, nagsarita ni Schools Division Superintendent ket dinakamatna ti pateg ti pannakaisuro ti Math iti ubing. Kinaritna dagiti nagannak ken mangisursuro ti agtultuloy a pannakaitandudo ti kakastoy nga aktibidad. Pinagyamananna ti Gobierno Munisipal, eskuela ti Sta. Cruz Central School, dagiti opisiales ti MATARI (Math Association of Region 1), nagannak ken Opisiales ti DepEd Districts iti pannakaorganisar ken pannakaangay kadaytoy dakkel nga aktibidad ti agad-adal iti intero a Probinsia ditoy Sta. Cruz ken iti naballigi a pannakaipatungpalna.
Naudi ti Announcement of Winners and Awarding of Medals, Certificates and Trophies. Nagun-od ti Cabugao DepED District iti maikalima a puesto (Over-all) iti nasao a pakontes. # (Web In-Action)
Friday, January 29, 2016
DAIRY AIRY FOOD REGULATIONS NEAR COMPLETION
The Dairy Food Regulations (DFR) crafted under the Food Safety Act is now on its finalization stage, and may soon get the approval of Secretary Proceso J. Alcala.
This was according to National Dairy Authority (NDA) administrator Grace Cenas.
“NDA, being one of the food safety regulatory agencies (FSRA) of the Department, conducted numerous consultations in line with the preparation of the DFR.
The NDA has been designated as one of the DA FSRAs, particularly for milk from the farm up to the post-harvest level,” Cenas added.
As the duly mandated FSRA for pasteurized liquid milk products the NDA was tasked to draft the DFR.
Existing dairy farms, milk collection centers, milk processing plants and other dairy enterprises including service and input providers along the dairy value chain are given a maximum of two years from its effectivity date to fully comply with the regulations before they are allowed to operate such enterprises.
The Dairy Food Regulations and standards adopt the HACCP, GAP, GAHP, GMP and PNS for Fresh Milk as well as the Codex Alimentarius standards as far as practicable and suitable to Philippine dairy settings. These regulations also give preference as well to the compliance by the dairy enterprise operators with existing laws and administrative rules and regulations, like health and environmental laws and regulations, those on animal welfare, quarantine, feeds, drugs and biologics; and consumer laws and fair trade rules.
Meanwhile, the NDA administrator also reminded dairy cattle raisers not to abuse the use of antibiotics and anti-fungal drugs, because the bacteria, fungi, viruses, parasites, etc. in their animals might develop anti-microbial resistance (AMR).
“So ang epekto, instead na mamamatay ang mga bacteria nagiging resistant [na siya], hindi na tumatalab ang bisa ng antibiotics. Kapag mayroong AMR, nagsu-survive na ang mga mikrobyo, kahit may antibiotic na,” Cenas said.
She added, once the microbes develop AMR, treatment will be longer and harder.
In line with this, Cenas assured that the NDA does not allow the processing of milk coming from an animal which was given antibiotics. # Source - (Ian Go, DA-OSEC)/www.da.gov.ph
This was according to National Dairy Authority (NDA) administrator Grace Cenas.
“NDA, being one of the food safety regulatory agencies (FSRA) of the Department, conducted numerous consultations in line with the preparation of the DFR.
The NDA has been designated as one of the DA FSRAs, particularly for milk from the farm up to the post-harvest level,” Cenas added.
As the duly mandated FSRA for pasteurized liquid milk products the NDA was tasked to draft the DFR.
Existing dairy farms, milk collection centers, milk processing plants and other dairy enterprises including service and input providers along the dairy value chain are given a maximum of two years from its effectivity date to fully comply with the regulations before they are allowed to operate such enterprises.
The Dairy Food Regulations and standards adopt the HACCP, GAP, GAHP, GMP and PNS for Fresh Milk as well as the Codex Alimentarius standards as far as practicable and suitable to Philippine dairy settings. These regulations also give preference as well to the compliance by the dairy enterprise operators with existing laws and administrative rules and regulations, like health and environmental laws and regulations, those on animal welfare, quarantine, feeds, drugs and biologics; and consumer laws and fair trade rules.
Meanwhile, the NDA administrator also reminded dairy cattle raisers not to abuse the use of antibiotics and anti-fungal drugs, because the bacteria, fungi, viruses, parasites, etc. in their animals might develop anti-microbial resistance (AMR).
“So ang epekto, instead na mamamatay ang mga bacteria nagiging resistant [na siya], hindi na tumatalab ang bisa ng antibiotics. Kapag mayroong AMR, nagsu-survive na ang mga mikrobyo, kahit may antibiotic na,” Cenas said.
She added, once the microbes develop AMR, treatment will be longer and harder.
In line with this, Cenas assured that the NDA does not allow the processing of milk coming from an animal which was given antibiotics. # Source - (Ian Go, DA-OSEC)/www.da.gov.ph
PROYEKTO PARA ITI CLIMATE CHANGE, IDAGADAG TI GOBIERNO PROBINSIAL
Cabugao, Ilocos Sur – Impakaammo ti Gobierno Probinsial babaen iti Opisina ni Vice Governor DV Savellano nga angayenda ti panagtitipon dagiti kameng ti Bamboo Growers Association inton Pebrero 3, 2016 iti Cabugao Beach Resort, Brgy. Pug-os, Cabugao, Ilocos Sur tapno mataming dagiti sumaganad:
1.Mailawlawa ti saklawen ti Ilocos Bamboo Corridor Project (IBCP) a kas katulongan a mangalay-ay ti epekto ti climate change a mangibunga ti layus ken tikag babaen iti panangpaadda iti livelihood projects kadagiti komunidad a maisentro iti panagpatanor iti kawayan.
2.Daytoy a proyekto ket kakammayetna dagiti Ahensia ti DOLE; DTI; DSWD; UNP ken ti Metro Vigan Water District (MVWD) babaen iti pannakapaadda dagiti kasapulan a ramit; pannakailako dagiti bamboo propagules; pannakaaramid ti panagsanay maipapan iti livelihood ken environmental conservation.
Kangrunaan a maigannuat iti panagtitipon iti panangdeterminar kadagiti pagkurkurangan ti proyekto; makonsulta dagiti kameng ti bamboo growers association; ma-update ti kasasaadda kasta metten a mabukel ti Federation of Bamboo Growers Association iti dayta nga ili.
Mainayon pay a napintas a panggep daytoy a taripnong ket iti pannakatakuat kadagiti indigent families a mayat a makikappeng iti proyekto ket tulongan ida ditoy ti Ahensia ti DOLE ken iti DSWD. # (Web In-Action)
1.Mailawlawa ti saklawen ti Ilocos Bamboo Corridor Project (IBCP) a kas katulongan a mangalay-ay ti epekto ti climate change a mangibunga ti layus ken tikag babaen iti panangpaadda iti livelihood projects kadagiti komunidad a maisentro iti panagpatanor iti kawayan.
2.Daytoy a proyekto ket kakammayetna dagiti Ahensia ti DOLE; DTI; DSWD; UNP ken ti Metro Vigan Water District (MVWD) babaen iti pannakapaadda dagiti kasapulan a ramit; pannakailako dagiti bamboo propagules; pannakaaramid ti panagsanay maipapan iti livelihood ken environmental conservation.
Kangrunaan a maigannuat iti panagtitipon iti panangdeterminar kadagiti pagkurkurangan ti proyekto; makonsulta dagiti kameng ti bamboo growers association; ma-update ti kasasaadda kasta metten a mabukel ti Federation of Bamboo Growers Association iti dayta nga ili.
Mainayon pay a napintas a panggep daytoy a taripnong ket iti pannakatakuat kadagiti indigent families a mayat a makikappeng iti proyekto ket tulongan ida ditoy ti Ahensia ti DOLE ken iti DSWD. # (Web In-Action)
Thursday, January 28, 2016
DOH TEAMS UP WITH WHO AND UNICEF TO ADDRESS MALNUTRITION IN THE PHILIPPINES
The Department of Health (DOH), through the National Nutrition Council (NNC), in collaboration with World Health Organization (WHO) and United Nation Children’s Fund (UNICEF) convenes for the Scaling Up Nutrition (SUN) Philippine Gathering (#SUNMOVEMENTPH) to bring key players from the government agencies, developmental partners, civil society groups, business sector and the academe to identify actions in addressing malnutrition.
The SUN movement calls on member countries, including the Philippines which is the 51st country to be accepted, to scale up nutrition actions including promotion of breastfeeding and appropriate complementary feeding, management of acute malnutrition, and nutrition-sensitive interventions in agriculture, education and social welfare among others.
Globally, close to half of deaths in children under 5 years old can be directly or indirectly linked to malnutrition. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), over 17 million children under age five in the world are severely malnourished and have at least 9x increased risk for death.
Malnutrition remains a significant public health concern in the Philippines with a staggering 3.4 million children who are stunted (short for their age) and more than 300,000 children under 5 years who are wasted (underweight for their age). This continues to be a serious child health problem, with the Philippines being highly disaster-prone. The risk of malnutrition increases in the aftermath of emergencies.
“We have a pool of committed and able human resources, more than 40 years of experience on nutrition action, technologies, and most especially solid evidence of what nutrition and related interventions work that are embodied in the 2nd International Conference on Nutrition Framework for Action. The call for today is to muster all of these resources to create, strengthen, and sustain the political will to address malnutrition as a central concern of development.” Health Secretary Janette P. Loreto Garin said.
This forum is also the venue to launch the 2015 Global Nutrition Report: Actions and Accountability to Advance Nutrition and Sustainable Development which was prepared by the Independent Expert Group of International Experts and published by the International Food Policy Research Institute based in Washington, DC.
According to Mr. Lawrence Haddad, international expert in nutrition and lead author of the 2015 Global Nutrition Report, the Philippines was considered “on course” in meeting targets to reduce child stunting and overweight. On the other hand, the Philippines is “off course” for child wasting and anemia.
Mr. Haddad added that like many countries, the Philippines has seen slow reductions in malnutrition. If the Philippines and other countries want to achieve its commitment to attain the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030 as well as the World Health Assembly 2015 Global Targets, countries have to end all forms of malnutrition by scaling up proven nutrition interventions and by committing and investing in nutrition as well as holding nutrition stakeholders accountable.
This meeting also aims to organize implementers of the Early Childhood Care and Development Intervention Package for the First 1000 Days (ECCD IP/1000), a priority project of the government starting 2016 to address stunting by focusing on maternal and young child health and nutrition, early child education and social services. The first 1000 days is recognized as the window of opportunity to intervene to prevent malnutrition starting from the whole 9 months of pregnancy and until the child reaches his or her second birthday. Missing this window is a missed opportunity to ensure the full development of the child.
The National Nutrition Council being the policy-making and coordinating body on nutrition will make use of the recommendations from the forum for the formulation of the Philippine Plan of Action for Nutrition for 2017-2022.
“The DOH will continue its commitment to lead the NNC and the Philippine Multisectoral Platform for scaled up nutrition action, and to mobilize and rally other sectors, especially the national leadership of the current and coming administrations into the common nutrition arena.” Garin concluded. # SOURCE – www.doh.gov.ph
The SUN movement calls on member countries, including the Philippines which is the 51st country to be accepted, to scale up nutrition actions including promotion of breastfeeding and appropriate complementary feeding, management of acute malnutrition, and nutrition-sensitive interventions in agriculture, education and social welfare among others.
Globally, close to half of deaths in children under 5 years old can be directly or indirectly linked to malnutrition. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), over 17 million children under age five in the world are severely malnourished and have at least 9x increased risk for death.
Malnutrition remains a significant public health concern in the Philippines with a staggering 3.4 million children who are stunted (short for their age) and more than 300,000 children under 5 years who are wasted (underweight for their age). This continues to be a serious child health problem, with the Philippines being highly disaster-prone. The risk of malnutrition increases in the aftermath of emergencies.
“We have a pool of committed and able human resources, more than 40 years of experience on nutrition action, technologies, and most especially solid evidence of what nutrition and related interventions work that are embodied in the 2nd International Conference on Nutrition Framework for Action. The call for today is to muster all of these resources to create, strengthen, and sustain the political will to address malnutrition as a central concern of development.” Health Secretary Janette P. Loreto Garin said.
This forum is also the venue to launch the 2015 Global Nutrition Report: Actions and Accountability to Advance Nutrition and Sustainable Development which was prepared by the Independent Expert Group of International Experts and published by the International Food Policy Research Institute based in Washington, DC.
According to Mr. Lawrence Haddad, international expert in nutrition and lead author of the 2015 Global Nutrition Report, the Philippines was considered “on course” in meeting targets to reduce child stunting and overweight. On the other hand, the Philippines is “off course” for child wasting and anemia.
Mr. Haddad added that like many countries, the Philippines has seen slow reductions in malnutrition. If the Philippines and other countries want to achieve its commitment to attain the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030 as well as the World Health Assembly 2015 Global Targets, countries have to end all forms of malnutrition by scaling up proven nutrition interventions and by committing and investing in nutrition as well as holding nutrition stakeholders accountable.
This meeting also aims to organize implementers of the Early Childhood Care and Development Intervention Package for the First 1000 Days (ECCD IP/1000), a priority project of the government starting 2016 to address stunting by focusing on maternal and young child health and nutrition, early child education and social services. The first 1000 days is recognized as the window of opportunity to intervene to prevent malnutrition starting from the whole 9 months of pregnancy and until the child reaches his or her second birthday. Missing this window is a missed opportunity to ensure the full development of the child.
The National Nutrition Council being the policy-making and coordinating body on nutrition will make use of the recommendations from the forum for the formulation of the Philippine Plan of Action for Nutrition for 2017-2022.
“The DOH will continue its commitment to lead the NNC and the Philippine Multisectoral Platform for scaled up nutrition action, and to mobilize and rally other sectors, especially the national leadership of the current and coming administrations into the common nutrition arena.” Garin concluded. # SOURCE – www.doh.gov.ph
GROUNDBREAKING TI ALINAAY BRIDGE, NAANGAY
Cabugao, Ilocos Sur – Naaramid ti Groundbreaking Ceremony iti maipatakder nga Alinaay Bridge iti Brgy. Alina-ay, Cabugao, Ilocos Sur idi Enero 27, 2016 a nakasangailian kada Governor Ryan Luis V. Singson; Congressman Ronald V. Singson; Vice Governor DV Savellano; SPM Constante Oandasan; Ms. Mica Singson Mendoza ken dagiti kameng ti Media iti Ilocos Sur.
Nagatendar met dagiti Opisiales ti LGU-Cabugao nga idauluan da Mayor Edgardo “Ediboy” S. Cobangbang, Jr. ken ni Vice Mayor Deogracias Jose “DJ” Victorino H. Savellano agraman dagiti kameng ti Konseho Munisipal nga isuda SBM Danny Q. Gazmen; SBM Vicky S. Serna; SBM Dr. Jemaima S. Tan-Yee; SBM Benedicto M. Savellano; SBM Jayhan Charisma Alcid-Tan; SBM Atty. Bryan Jett S. Pano; SBM Josefina S. Vallejo ken ni ABC President Thaddeus U. Soller kasta metten dagiti pannakabagi ti PNP-Provincial Office-Ilocos Sur ken ti PNP-Cabugao nga idauluan ni Police Chief Inspector Ramil A. Llarenas.
Immuna a naaramid ti panagsarita ni Vice Governor DV Savellano. Kimmablaaw ken nagyaman iti amin a nagatendar iti Groundbreaking. Pinunganay ti Vice Governor ti immuna a kasasaad ti rangtay iti Barangay Alinaay agingga iti pannakasukatna iti napintas a rangtay babaen iti inisiatiba ni Congressman Ronald V. Singson ken katinnulongna ti Gobierno Probinsial ken ti Munisipal iti pannakaipatungpal ti pundo ti RA 7171 a nagtaudan ti nadakamat a proyekto. Inulit ti Bise Gobernador iti nagyaman ken kinablaawanna met dagiti agindeg iti pito a barangay kasta metten iti sibubukel nga umili ti Cabugao a nagnangruna nga agnam-ay ken mairanud iti pannakapatakder ti kongkreto a rangtay.
Simmaruno a nag-Mensahe ni Governor Ryan. Kimmablaaw ken nagyaman met iti kaaduan a kunana nga inspirasionna nga agserserbi. Bininsana ti pateg ti napintas ken agtultuloy a panagkakadua a nagresulta iti agtultuloy a pannakaited ti proyekto ditoy Cabugao para iti agtultuloy a panagprogresona. Dinakamatna ti nalaing a liderato ni Mayor Ediboy ken ti kammayetda iti Gobierno Probinsial ken ti Kongreso iti pannakapaadda kadagitoy a proyekto a pagnam-ayan dagiti umili.
Nagsarita mert ni Diputado Ronald ket kimmablaaw ken nagyaman iti kaaduan. Pinasingkedanna a daytoy a proyekto ket resulta ti tinnulong ken napintas a panagtitimpuyog tapno maipasdeken daytoy a proyekto a nabayag nga inar-arapaap dagiti lumugar iti pito a barangay a kangrunaan a mabenepisiaran iti nam-ay nga itdenna.
Naisaganad ti pannakainstolar ti Time Capsule ti nasao a proyekto. Nagtitinnulong dagiti Opisiales ti Probinsia; Munisipal ken ti barangay a maseknan itoy a proyekto a nangisimpa kadaytoy a pakakitaan ti pannakairugi ti Alinaay Bridge.
Panagyaman ti kangrunaan nga anag ti mensahe ni Mayor Ediboy. Kunana a naikari nga ita a panawenda nga agserbi iti pannakaipatakder daytoy a rangtay. Dimmanon ti tiempo a masungbatan daytoy nga arapaap dagiti bumarangay/umili iti panagtakem da Governor Ryan; Vice Governor DV ken ni Congressman Ronald. Kiniddaw ti Ama ti Ili kadagiti kailianna a taginayonenda iti napintas a panagtitimpuyog tapno agtultuloy latta a maited dagiti kalikaguman dagiti umili partikular iti impraestruktura a kas iti Alinaay Bridge ti kapintasna a proyekto.
Kalpasan ti groundbreaking, naangay ti panagtitipon dagiti amin a nagatendar iti salinong ti Tree Park iti dayaen ken ungto ti rangtay ket napagsasanguan dagiti insagana ti LGU-Cabugao a pangparagsak met iti panagtataripnong iti daytoy a napasamak a groundbreaking ceremony. # (Web In-Action)
DUA NGA AWARD ITI GAWAD SAKA, NAAMMUAN
Cabugao, Ilocos Sur – Babaen ti padamag ti Office of the Provincial Agriculture Office (OPAG), Vigan City, Ilocos Sur ket nagun-od ti ili a Cabugao ti Provincial Gawad Saka Winners 2015 nga isuda: Mr. Robertson R. Gorospe iti Barangay Namruangan, Cabugao, Ilocos Sur iti Provincial Gawad Saka Outstanding Fish Farmer-Fish Capture Category ken iti Rural Improvement Club (RIC) ti Barangay Nagsantaan, Cabugao, Ilocos Sur kas Provincial Gawad Saka Outstanding RIC.
Naiyeskediul nga awatenda ti Award & Recognition-da inton Pebrero 1, 2016 iti Quirino Stadium, Bantay, Ilocos Sur a mairana iti Agri-Aqua Pinaka Contest Awarding Ceremony a paset ti Kannawidan Ilocos Festival 2016.
Daytoy a pakaammo ket indirehir ti OPAG-Ilocos Sur babaen ken ni Provincial Agriculturist Constante B. Botacion, Jr. ken ni Mayor Edgardo “Ediboy” S. Cobangbang, Jr. agraman dagiti Staff ti DA-LGU Cabugao nga idauluan ni Acting Municipal Agriculturist Robert S. Savella. # (Web In-Action)
Naiyeskediul nga awatenda ti Award & Recognition-da inton Pebrero 1, 2016 iti Quirino Stadium, Bantay, Ilocos Sur a mairana iti Agri-Aqua Pinaka Contest Awarding Ceremony a paset ti Kannawidan Ilocos Festival 2016.
Daytoy a pakaammo ket indirehir ti OPAG-Ilocos Sur babaen ken ni Provincial Agriculturist Constante B. Botacion, Jr. ken ni Mayor Edgardo “Ediboy” S. Cobangbang, Jr. agraman dagiti Staff ti DA-LGU Cabugao nga idauluan ni Acting Municipal Agriculturist Robert S. Savella. # (Web In-Action)
Wednesday, January 27, 2016
PAKAIRANUDAN TI SENIOR CITIZEN ITI LIBRE A PHILHEALTH
Cabugao, Ilocos Sur – Iti kallabes tawen, naaramid ti pannaka-iyenrol dagiti Senior Citizen iti Munisipalidad ti Philhealth maigapu iti pakaammo iti Philhealth Local Health Insurance Office-Ilocos Sur, Vigan City gapu iti panagepekto ti RA 10645, linteg a pinirmaan ni Presidente Benigno S. Aquino III a napauluan iti : “An Act Providing for the Mandatory Philhealth Coverage of All Senior Citizens.”
Nabenepisiaran dagiti kualipikado a Senior Citizen iti libre a Philhealth ket natalgeden ti riknada nga agpaagas no adda sagubanitda.
Ti Cabugao Federated Senior Citizens ket idauluan ni Mr. Bonifacio Somera, Presidente iti agdama ken agopisinada iti Senior Citizen’s Center Building, Brgy. Rizal, Cabugao, Ilocos Sur.
Baybayabayen met ida da Mrs. Lydia S. Gazmen, MSWD Officer-LGU Cabugao ken Staff kasta metten ni Mr. Remigio S. Sunico, OSCA (Office of the Senior Citizens Affairs) Head.
Kanaig daytoy, babaen iti RA 10645, "An Act Providing for the Mandatory PhilHealth Coverage for All Senior Citizens,” nakalanad dagiti annuroten iti pakaseknan ti benepisio a maited iti Senior Citizen kas iti daytoy a paset ti linteg... “ all citizens who are 60 years old and above will receive the benefits and discounts extended to ordinary PhilHealth members by just presenting a valid ID that proves their real age.
Kabayatanna, naisubmiter iti 786 a Senior Citizens manipud iti Office of the Senior Citizens Office, Cabugao, Ilocos Sur iti PHILHEALTH-Local Health Insurance Office - Ilocos Sur iti pakaseknan daytoy a benepisio dagiti nataengan ken dagiti aramiden ti Opisina ti MSWDO-Cabugao iti implementasion iti nadakamat a linteg.
Ipeksa ni Mr. Bonifacio Somera, Presidente, iti panagyamanda iti agtultuloy a tulong, tarabay ken suporta ti LGU-Cabugao nga idauluan ni Mayor Edgardo “Ediboy” S. Cobangbang, Jr. iti agtultuloy a pannakaipatungpal dagiti gannuat a para iti pagimbagan dagiti Senior Citizens iti ili a Cabugao.# (Web In-Action)
Nabenepisiaran dagiti kualipikado a Senior Citizen iti libre a Philhealth ket natalgeden ti riknada nga agpaagas no adda sagubanitda.
Ti Cabugao Federated Senior Citizens ket idauluan ni Mr. Bonifacio Somera, Presidente iti agdama ken agopisinada iti Senior Citizen’s Center Building, Brgy. Rizal, Cabugao, Ilocos Sur.
Baybayabayen met ida da Mrs. Lydia S. Gazmen, MSWD Officer-LGU Cabugao ken Staff kasta metten ni Mr. Remigio S. Sunico, OSCA (Office of the Senior Citizens Affairs) Head.
Kanaig daytoy, babaen iti RA 10645, "An Act Providing for the Mandatory PhilHealth Coverage for All Senior Citizens,” nakalanad dagiti annuroten iti pakaseknan ti benepisio a maited iti Senior Citizen kas iti daytoy a paset ti linteg... “ all citizens who are 60 years old and above will receive the benefits and discounts extended to ordinary PhilHealth members by just presenting a valid ID that proves their real age.
Kabayatanna, naisubmiter iti 786 a Senior Citizens manipud iti Office of the Senior Citizens Office, Cabugao, Ilocos Sur iti PHILHEALTH-Local Health Insurance Office - Ilocos Sur iti pakaseknan daytoy a benepisio dagiti nataengan ken dagiti aramiden ti Opisina ti MSWDO-Cabugao iti implementasion iti nadakamat a linteg.
Ipeksa ni Mr. Bonifacio Somera, Presidente, iti panagyamanda iti agtultuloy a tulong, tarabay ken suporta ti LGU-Cabugao nga idauluan ni Mayor Edgardo “Ediboy” S. Cobangbang, Jr. iti agtultuloy a pannakaipatungpal dagiti gannuat a para iti pagimbagan dagiti Senior Citizens iti ili a Cabugao.# (Web In-Action)
DA TO FOCUS ON LIVESTOCK, OTHER SECTORS LEAST AFFECTED BY EL NIÑO, TYPHOONS
The Department of Agriculture said today to counter the negative effects of El Niño and the turbulent typhoons like the ones that wreaked havoc in the country, it will give more attention to livestock and poultry production since these are the least affected by inclement weather.
Agriculture Secretary Proceso Alcala said, livestock production during the fourth quarter expanded by 3.72 percent. It contributed 17.07 percent to total agricultural output.
“All components of the subsector recorded increases during the last quarter, when the other subsectors’ production dipped, that is why we will focus on this and other sectors that are not as prone to the effects of inclement weather,” Alcala said.
Hog, the major contributor to the subsector’s production, recorded a 4.21 percent growth in output.
At current prices, the subsector’s gross value of output amounted to P72.1 billion which was 1.54 percent higher than last year’s fourth quarter record.
From January to December 2015, production in the subsector increased by 3.83 percent.
Production in the poultry subsector went up by 4.17 percent in the fourth quarter. It shared 14.72 percent in the total agricultural production.
Except for duck, all components of the subsector posted output increases. Chicken production which expanded by 3.58 percent boosted the subsector’s growth.
Gross value of output amounted to P53.4 billion at current prices, representing an increase of 2.98 percent from last year’s record. For 2015, the subsector’s output expanded by 5.74 percent.
“Agriculture posted a 0.96 percent contraction in output in the fourth quarter of 2015. The sector’s performance was negatively affected by the long dry spell and damages caused by Typhoon Lando. In particular, the crops and fisheries subsectors recorded lower production for the quarter,” the Secretary said.
He added, at current prices, gross value of production amounted to P448.0 billion or 6.64 percent lower than last year’s level. On an annual basis, agricultural production grew by 0.11 percent.
The crops subsector, which accounted for 51.83 percent of the total agricultural production during the quarter, recorded a 2.69 percent decline in output.
Palay and corn farms which suffered the most from the long dry spell and Typhoon “Lando” declined by 3.78 percent and 6.04 percent, respectively.
However, gains in production, were noted in coconut, banana, pineapple, coffee, tobacco, abaca, peanut, mongo, cassava and calamansi. The subsector grossed P259.7 billion at current prices, down by 11.05 percent from last year’s record. For the whole year of 2015, production in crops subsector dropped by 1.95 percent.
The fishery subsector’s production dipped by 4.28 percent in the last quarter of 2015. It contributed 16.38 percent to the total agricultural output.
Tilapia and seaweed production went up by 4.47 percent and 2.45 percent, respectively, but production declines were noted to the rest of fisheries products.
The subsector grossed P62.8 billion at current prices, or a decline of 3.45 percent from the previous year’s record. For the period January to December 2015, the subsector recorded a 1.96 percent drop in production.
Farmgate prices went down by an average of 5.74 percent during the reference quarter. The crops, livestock and poultry subsectors recorded price declines from last year’s price quotations.
On the average, prices in the fisheries subsector increased. On an annual basis, farmgate prices in 2015 went down by an average of 4.78 percent. # Source - (Ian Go, DA-OSEC)/www.da.gov.ph
Agriculture Secretary Proceso Alcala said, livestock production during the fourth quarter expanded by 3.72 percent. It contributed 17.07 percent to total agricultural output.
“All components of the subsector recorded increases during the last quarter, when the other subsectors’ production dipped, that is why we will focus on this and other sectors that are not as prone to the effects of inclement weather,” Alcala said.
Hog, the major contributor to the subsector’s production, recorded a 4.21 percent growth in output.
At current prices, the subsector’s gross value of output amounted to P72.1 billion which was 1.54 percent higher than last year’s fourth quarter record.
From January to December 2015, production in the subsector increased by 3.83 percent.
Production in the poultry subsector went up by 4.17 percent in the fourth quarter. It shared 14.72 percent in the total agricultural production.
Except for duck, all components of the subsector posted output increases. Chicken production which expanded by 3.58 percent boosted the subsector’s growth.
Gross value of output amounted to P53.4 billion at current prices, representing an increase of 2.98 percent from last year’s record. For 2015, the subsector’s output expanded by 5.74 percent.
“Agriculture posted a 0.96 percent contraction in output in the fourth quarter of 2015. The sector’s performance was negatively affected by the long dry spell and damages caused by Typhoon Lando. In particular, the crops and fisheries subsectors recorded lower production for the quarter,” the Secretary said.
He added, at current prices, gross value of production amounted to P448.0 billion or 6.64 percent lower than last year’s level. On an annual basis, agricultural production grew by 0.11 percent.
The crops subsector, which accounted for 51.83 percent of the total agricultural production during the quarter, recorded a 2.69 percent decline in output.
Palay and corn farms which suffered the most from the long dry spell and Typhoon “Lando” declined by 3.78 percent and 6.04 percent, respectively.
However, gains in production, were noted in coconut, banana, pineapple, coffee, tobacco, abaca, peanut, mongo, cassava and calamansi. The subsector grossed P259.7 billion at current prices, down by 11.05 percent from last year’s record. For the whole year of 2015, production in crops subsector dropped by 1.95 percent.
The fishery subsector’s production dipped by 4.28 percent in the last quarter of 2015. It contributed 16.38 percent to the total agricultural output.
Tilapia and seaweed production went up by 4.47 percent and 2.45 percent, respectively, but production declines were noted to the rest of fisheries products.
The subsector grossed P62.8 billion at current prices, or a decline of 3.45 percent from the previous year’s record. For the period January to December 2015, the subsector recorded a 1.96 percent drop in production.
Farmgate prices went down by an average of 5.74 percent during the reference quarter. The crops, livestock and poultry subsectors recorded price declines from last year’s price quotations.
On the average, prices in the fisheries subsector increased. On an annual basis, farmgate prices in 2015 went down by an average of 4.78 percent. # Source - (Ian Go, DA-OSEC)/www.da.gov.ph
Tuesday, January 26, 2016
INSPEKSION ITI NISTC PUBLIC MARKET 2016, MAAR-ARAMID
Cabugao, Ilocos Sur - Segun ken ni Market Supervisor Norma S. Bertumen, Market Supervisor nga agtultuloy ti pannakapasayaat ti las-ud ti Tiendaan (NISTC Public Market).
Kabayatanna, malaksid iti maar-aramid a “Flushing” iti basar ken stalls iti paglakuan ti ikan ken karne iti mamindua iti makalawas ket maar-aramid pay ti inspeksion kadagiti ambulant vendors babaen iti panangpalagip ti Sanitary Inspector ti LGU-Cabugao kadagiti Food Handlers nga aglaklako iti ikub ti Tiendaan ket maobligarda iti pannakaipabaro ti lisensiada nga agoperar ita a Tawen 2016.
Malaksid iti uneg ti Tiendaan, agtultuloy met ti koordinasion ti Opisina ti MENRO-LGU Cabugao ken ni Mrs. Bertumen iti agtultuloy met a pannakadalus ti agsumbangir ti Kalsada Nasional a batog ti Tiendaan agraman kadagiti drainages tapno agtultuloy a nasigo ti sanitasion iti NISTC Public Market a para iti sapasap. # (Web Situational Report)
Kabayatanna, malaksid iti maar-aramid a “Flushing” iti basar ken stalls iti paglakuan ti ikan ken karne iti mamindua iti makalawas ket maar-aramid pay ti inspeksion kadagiti ambulant vendors babaen iti panangpalagip ti Sanitary Inspector ti LGU-Cabugao kadagiti Food Handlers nga aglaklako iti ikub ti Tiendaan ket maobligarda iti pannakaipabaro ti lisensiada nga agoperar ita a Tawen 2016.
Malaksid iti uneg ti Tiendaan, agtultuloy met ti koordinasion ti Opisina ti MENRO-LGU Cabugao ken ni Mrs. Bertumen iti agtultuloy met a pannakadalus ti agsumbangir ti Kalsada Nasional a batog ti Tiendaan agraman kadagiti drainages tapno agtultuloy a nasigo ti sanitasion iti NISTC Public Market a para iti sapasap. # (Web Situational Report)
PERFORMANCE OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURE, OCTOBER TO DECEMBER 2015
Agriculture posted a 0.96 percent contraction in output in the fourth quarter of 2015. The sector’s performance was negatively affected by the long dry spell and damages caused by Typhoon “Lando”. In particular, the crops and fisheries subsectors recorded lower production for the quarter. Meanwhile, the livestock and poultry subsectors came up with output increases during the quarter. At current prices, gross value of production amounted to P448.0 billion or 6.64 percent lower than last year’s level. On an annual basis, agricultural production grew by 0.11 percent.
The crops subsector recorded a 2.69 percent decline in output. This subsector accounted for 51.83 percent of the total agricultural production during the quarter. Palay and corn farms which suffered the most from the long dry spell and Typhoon “Lando” declined by 3.78 percent and 6.04 percent, respectively. Gains in production, however, were noted in coconut, banana, pineapple, coffee, tobacco, abaca, peanut, mongo, cassava and calamansi. The subsector grossed P259.7 billion at current prices, down by 11.05 percent from last year’s record. For the whole year of 2015, production in crops subsector dropped by 1.95 percent.
Livestock production during the fourth quarter expanded by 3.72 percent. It contributed 17.07 percent to total agricultural output. All components of the subsector recorded increases during the period. Hog, the major contributor to the subsector’s production, recorded a 4.21 percent growth in output. At current prices, the subsector’s gross value of output amounted to P72.1 billion which was 1.54 percent higher than last year’s fourth quarter record. From January to December 2015, production in the subsector increased by 3.83 percent.
Production in the poultry subsector went up by 4.17 percent in the fourth quarter. It shared 14.72 percent in the total agricultural production. Except for duck, all components of the subsector posted output increases. Chicken production which expanded by 3.58 percent boosted the subsector’s growth. Gross value of output amounted to P53.4 billion at current prices, representing an increase of 2.98 percent from last year’s record. For 2015, the subsector’s output expanded by 5.74 percent.
The fishery subsector’s production dipped by 4.28 percent in the last quarter of 2015. It contributed 16.38 percent to the total agricultural output. Tilapia and seaweed production went up by 4.47 percent and 2.45 percent, respectively, but production declines were noted to the rest of fisheries products. The subsector grossed P62.8 billion at current prices, or a decline of 3.45 percent from the previous year’s record. For the period January to December 2015, the subsector recorded a 1.96 percent drop in production.
Farmgate prices went down by an average of 5.74 percent during the reference quarter. The crops, livestock and poultry subsectors recorded price declines from last year’s price quotations. On the average, prices in the fisheries subsector increased. On an annual basis, farmgate prices in 2015 went down by an average of 4.78 percent. # Source – www.psa.gov.ph
The crops subsector recorded a 2.69 percent decline in output. This subsector accounted for 51.83 percent of the total agricultural production during the quarter. Palay and corn farms which suffered the most from the long dry spell and Typhoon “Lando” declined by 3.78 percent and 6.04 percent, respectively. Gains in production, however, were noted in coconut, banana, pineapple, coffee, tobacco, abaca, peanut, mongo, cassava and calamansi. The subsector grossed P259.7 billion at current prices, down by 11.05 percent from last year’s record. For the whole year of 2015, production in crops subsector dropped by 1.95 percent.
Livestock production during the fourth quarter expanded by 3.72 percent. It contributed 17.07 percent to total agricultural output. All components of the subsector recorded increases during the period. Hog, the major contributor to the subsector’s production, recorded a 4.21 percent growth in output. At current prices, the subsector’s gross value of output amounted to P72.1 billion which was 1.54 percent higher than last year’s fourth quarter record. From January to December 2015, production in the subsector increased by 3.83 percent.
Production in the poultry subsector went up by 4.17 percent in the fourth quarter. It shared 14.72 percent in the total agricultural production. Except for duck, all components of the subsector posted output increases. Chicken production which expanded by 3.58 percent boosted the subsector’s growth. Gross value of output amounted to P53.4 billion at current prices, representing an increase of 2.98 percent from last year’s record. For 2015, the subsector’s output expanded by 5.74 percent.
The fishery subsector’s production dipped by 4.28 percent in the last quarter of 2015. It contributed 16.38 percent to the total agricultural output. Tilapia and seaweed production went up by 4.47 percent and 2.45 percent, respectively, but production declines were noted to the rest of fisheries products. The subsector grossed P62.8 billion at current prices, or a decline of 3.45 percent from the previous year’s record. For the period January to December 2015, the subsector recorded a 1.96 percent drop in production.
Farmgate prices went down by an average of 5.74 percent during the reference quarter. The crops, livestock and poultry subsectors recorded price declines from last year’s price quotations. On the average, prices in the fisheries subsector increased. On an annual basis, farmgate prices in 2015 went down by an average of 4.78 percent. # Source – www.psa.gov.ph
ANIMAL CARE PROGRAM TI DA-LGU, AGTULTULOY
Cabugao, Ilocos Sur – Kangrunaan nga naigay-at iti kallabes a Tawen 2015 iti Provincial Veterinary Office ket iti implementasion ti dua a kangrunaan nga aramiden dagiti Beterinario a kas iti Preparasion ti workplan iti mass rabies vaccination ken iti Exposure Prophylaxis on Rabies.
Kabayatanna, inaksionan ti Municipal Livestock Office – DA LGU Cabugao babaen iti nailungalong a pannakaangay ti Anti-Rabies Campaign (injection ti anti-rabies kadagiti household pets a kas iti aso ken pusa) ket nayeskediul iti tunggal barangay.
Malaksid iti mayeskediul a trabaho ni Dr. Castro, isamirana pay a sarungkaran dagiti klientena a nangayab kenkuana a nagagas/agagas iti masakit a dinguen ken iti panagbakuna.
Kanaig daytoy, nagatendar ni Dr. Melvyn G. Castro, DVM, Municipal Livestock Coordinator ti LGU-Cabugao iti naaramid a Livestock Inspectors Meeting idiay Heritage City of Vigan iti kallabes a Tawen babaen iti awis ni Dr. Joey Warren A. Bragado, DVM, Provincial Veterinarian ket naipatungpalna dagiti napagnanaminganda nga aramiden iti benneg ti an-animales ditoy ilina.
Dagitoy nga aksion ken inisiatiba ket resulta iti napintas ken agtultuloy a panagkammayet ti LGU-Cabugao ken iti Gobierno Probinsial babaen iti Provincial Veterinary Office, Ilocos Sur. # (Web In-Action
Kabayatanna, inaksionan ti Municipal Livestock Office – DA LGU Cabugao babaen iti nailungalong a pannakaangay ti Anti-Rabies Campaign (injection ti anti-rabies kadagiti household pets a kas iti aso ken pusa) ket nayeskediul iti tunggal barangay.
Malaksid iti mayeskediul a trabaho ni Dr. Castro, isamirana pay a sarungkaran dagiti klientena a nangayab kenkuana a nagagas/agagas iti masakit a dinguen ken iti panagbakuna.
Kanaig daytoy, nagatendar ni Dr. Melvyn G. Castro, DVM, Municipal Livestock Coordinator ti LGU-Cabugao iti naaramid a Livestock Inspectors Meeting idiay Heritage City of Vigan iti kallabes a Tawen babaen iti awis ni Dr. Joey Warren A. Bragado, DVM, Provincial Veterinarian ket naipatungpalna dagiti napagnanaminganda nga aramiden iti benneg ti an-animales ditoy ilina.
Dagitoy nga aksion ken inisiatiba ket resulta iti napintas ken agtultuloy a panagkammayet ti LGU-Cabugao ken iti Gobierno Probinsial babaen iti Provincial Veterinary Office, Ilocos Sur. # (Web In-Action
Monday, January 25, 2016
MAKIINNADU TI MAIS A NAIMULA ITI DRY SEASON 2015-2016
Cabugao, Ilocos Sur – Maysa kadagiti napateg a gay-at ita ti Gobierno Munisipal nga idauluan ni Mayor Edgardo “Ediboy” S. Cobangbang, Jr. ket iti pannakatakuat dagiti maipanawen, nabiit, ken na-presio a klase ti maimula dagiti mannalon nangruna iti “off-season” babaen iti panangipatungpal ti DA-LGU iti kada panagmumula tapno manayonan pay ti matgedan dagiti mannalon ken mapapintas ti presio gapu iti balanse a kaadu ti produksion.
Maysa met ti mais a nabiit, kasapulan ita iti merkado ken eco-friendly a mairagragpin a maimula ditoy Ilokos. Ti Agri-Pinoy Corn Program ket ipatpatungpal ti Departamento ti Agrikultura (DA) ken babaen ti DA-LGU ket adda latta deretso nga agmulmula ti yellow ken white corn kadagiti kaaduan a Barangay ti ili a Cabugao, Ilocos Sur.
Umabot a 272 ektaria ti namulaan iti amarilio a mais ken 27 ektaria ti puraw ti klasena a mais ita a Dry Season 2015 - 2016, segun ken ni Mr. Nerio S. Daproza, AT, DA-LGU Cabugao.
Segun ken ni Acting Municipal Agriculturist Robert S. Savella a nupay maipangruna met latta ti panagmulada iti tabako iti Dry Season (Nobiembre-Mayo) ta nalawlawa ti mamulaan ti tabako iti 2,271 ektaria a pakadagupan ti agricultural area ti ili, dandanin makipatas ti kalawa ti mamulaan ti mais iti pagay nupay ad-adu latta ti tabako. Innayon ti MAO a napintas daytoy a pannakabalanse ken mapaggigidiat ti maimula iti umabot iti 2, 271 ektaria a kalawa ti mamulmulaan/mataltalon a daga iti intero nga ili ti Cabugao.
Naaramiden ti FFS-Demo-Farm ti mais idiay Brgy. Arnap ken Nagsantaan, Cabugao, Ilocos Sur ken manamnama a maikurri dagiti naadalda dagiti nagpartisipar iti Farmers’ Field School Program ti DA-RFO 1 kadagiti nadakamat a barangay a timmulong a nangisayangkat ti DA-LGU.
Malaksid kadagiti Corn Traders a mangpapigsa ti merkado ken industria ti mais, adda pay ti agtultuloy a programa ti Provincial Government nga idauluan ni Governor Ryan Luis V. Singson a masasao a ”Ryan Corn Program” a naipatungpal iti kada ili ti Probinsia ket mapagtalinaed ti Floor Price a P12/kada kilo a makatulong unay kadagiti mannalon ken karkardayo a pakalugianda.
Nupay kasta, ti puraw a mais ket saan a nakadadanag ta nataray a lakuen ta para pay iti konsumo ti kaaduan.
Innayon ni Mr. Daproza a maysa met a prayoridad ti Gobierno Probinsial ken Lokal iti panagpamula ti mais agsipud ta nakasapulan iti industria ti panagtaraken ti baboy ken manok ken mabalin a pagsulnit ti mais a pagtaraon no bumassit ti suplay ti bagas. # (Web In-Action)
Maysa met ti mais a nabiit, kasapulan ita iti merkado ken eco-friendly a mairagragpin a maimula ditoy Ilokos. Ti Agri-Pinoy Corn Program ket ipatpatungpal ti Departamento ti Agrikultura (DA) ken babaen ti DA-LGU ket adda latta deretso nga agmulmula ti yellow ken white corn kadagiti kaaduan a Barangay ti ili a Cabugao, Ilocos Sur.
Umabot a 272 ektaria ti namulaan iti amarilio a mais ken 27 ektaria ti puraw ti klasena a mais ita a Dry Season 2015 - 2016, segun ken ni Mr. Nerio S. Daproza, AT, DA-LGU Cabugao.
Segun ken ni Acting Municipal Agriculturist Robert S. Savella a nupay maipangruna met latta ti panagmulada iti tabako iti Dry Season (Nobiembre-Mayo) ta nalawlawa ti mamulaan ti tabako iti 2,271 ektaria a pakadagupan ti agricultural area ti ili, dandanin makipatas ti kalawa ti mamulaan ti mais iti pagay nupay ad-adu latta ti tabako. Innayon ti MAO a napintas daytoy a pannakabalanse ken mapaggigidiat ti maimula iti umabot iti 2, 271 ektaria a kalawa ti mamulmulaan/mataltalon a daga iti intero nga ili ti Cabugao.
Naaramiden ti FFS-Demo-Farm ti mais idiay Brgy. Arnap ken Nagsantaan, Cabugao, Ilocos Sur ken manamnama a maikurri dagiti naadalda dagiti nagpartisipar iti Farmers’ Field School Program ti DA-RFO 1 kadagiti nadakamat a barangay a timmulong a nangisayangkat ti DA-LGU.
Malaksid kadagiti Corn Traders a mangpapigsa ti merkado ken industria ti mais, adda pay ti agtultuloy a programa ti Provincial Government nga idauluan ni Governor Ryan Luis V. Singson a masasao a ”Ryan Corn Program” a naipatungpal iti kada ili ti Probinsia ket mapagtalinaed ti Floor Price a P12/kada kilo a makatulong unay kadagiti mannalon ken karkardayo a pakalugianda.
Nupay kasta, ti puraw a mais ket saan a nakadadanag ta nataray a lakuen ta para pay iti konsumo ti kaaduan.
Innayon ni Mr. Daproza a maysa met a prayoridad ti Gobierno Probinsial ken Lokal iti panagpamula ti mais agsipud ta nakasapulan iti industria ti panagtaraken ti baboy ken manok ken mabalin a pagsulnit ti mais a pagtaraon no bumassit ti suplay ti bagas. # (Web In-Action)
2-DAY SEMINAR TI RIDERS CLUB TI 4 PROBINSIA, NAANGAY DITOY CABUGAO
Cabugao, Ilocos Sur – Idauluan ti Ilocos Sur Motorcycle Philippine Federation dagiti Motorcycle Riders iti dua nga aldaw a seminar (Enero 23-24, 2016) nga inesponsoran ti Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) Emergency Volunteer Corps iti Cabugao Cultural and Sports Complex, Brgy. Rizal, Cabugao, Ilocos Sur.
Dagiti maiyadal ket babaen iti Teoria ken Aktual kas kadagiti sumaganad:
1. Basic Life Support.
2. Basic First Aid.
3. Basic Life Saving Techniques.
Kangrunaan a nagtalimudokan ti adal ket no ania ti maiparbeng nga aramiden iti panawen iti didigra kas iti Bagyo, Layus, Ginggined, Tsunami, Volcanic Eruption, Blackouts, Aksidente ken Uram
Kangrunaan a naglektiur ken nagdemonstrar ket dagiti kameng ti MMDA Emergency Volunteer Corps.
Sakbay ti Lecture Proper, naawis nga agatendar ken nagsarita ni Mr. Josh Edward S. Cobangbang. Kimmablaaw ken nagyaman iti amin a nagatendar. Innayonna a napateg met nga adalen dagiti kangrunaan nga aramiden iti panawen ti didigra kangrunaan iti road safety ken panagmaneho. Maysa met isuna a Motorcycle Rider. Inulitna ti nangkablaaw kadagiti delegado iti uppat a probinsia a kas iti Ilocos Norte; Ilocos Sur; La Union ken Cagayan ken makikaysa iti panagballigi daytoy a dua nga aldaw a seminar.
Nagsarita met ni Engr. Nestor B. Somera, MDRRMC Officer ken Head ti WASAR Team ken nakikaysa met ni ABC President Thaddeus U. Soller. # (Web In-Action)
MUNICIPAL PLANT & NURSERY, AGTULTULOY A MAMANTENER ITI TAWEN 2016
Cabugao. Ilocos Sur – Imbatad da Acting Municipal Agriculturist Mr. Robert S. Savella ken ni MENRO Designate Edgar S. Balangatan a nadumaduma ti klasena a seedlings ti naiparuar iti Tawen 2015 iti Municipal Plant and Nursery ken nagduduma ti nagmulaan dagiti nagkalikagum a grupo wenno indibidual.
Ita a Tawen 2016, saan laeng a pagpatan-ayan ti madadaan a seedlings a maimula iti ar-aramidenda iti Municipal Plant and Nursery no di pay ket agpatanorda latta ti seedlings babaen kadagiti bukel a mapatubo tapno mapaadu ken adda latta ti maimula a kayo a para iti pannakasustener ti Regreening Program iti intero a mapagmulaan iti Munisipalidad.
Babaen iti panangidaulo dagiti Personnel ti DA-LGU a tultulongan dagiti JO’s ti DA-LGU, inaldaw a masibogan dagiti seedlings kasta metten a maparut dagiti agtubo a ruot tapno dumakkel dagiti seedlings ket adda maisagsagana a maimula a para iti panagtutudo a bulbulan.
Dagitoy nga aktibidad ket paset ti direktiba ti Hepe Ehekutibo ti LGU-Cabugao para iti pannakasustener ti sapasap a programa iti panangpaberde iti aglawlaw ken panangalay-ay ti epekto ti Global Warming ken Climate Change. # (Web Situational Report)
Ita a Tawen 2016, saan laeng a pagpatan-ayan ti madadaan a seedlings a maimula iti ar-aramidenda iti Municipal Plant and Nursery no di pay ket agpatanorda latta ti seedlings babaen kadagiti bukel a mapatubo tapno mapaadu ken adda latta ti maimula a kayo a para iti pannakasustener ti Regreening Program iti intero a mapagmulaan iti Munisipalidad.
Babaen iti panangidaulo dagiti Personnel ti DA-LGU a tultulongan dagiti JO’s ti DA-LGU, inaldaw a masibogan dagiti seedlings kasta metten a maparut dagiti agtubo a ruot tapno dumakkel dagiti seedlings ket adda maisagsagana a maimula a para iti panagtutudo a bulbulan.
Dagitoy nga aktibidad ket paset ti direktiba ti Hepe Ehekutibo ti LGU-Cabugao para iti pannakasustener ti sapasap a programa iti panangpaberde iti aglawlaw ken panangalay-ay ti epekto ti Global Warming ken Climate Change. # (Web Situational Report)
KANNAWIDAN YLOCOS FEST BEGINS JANUARY 29
Ilocos Sur will parade Ilocano heritage in this year's Kannawidan Ylocos Festival from January 29 to February 13.
Activities lined up include Ilocano traditions spiced with sports tournaments, concelebrated Mass and procession at the Saint Paul Cathedral, a boodle fight, dancing fountain and fireworks display, and Siglat Ilocandia (search for talented Ilocanos) Grand Finals.
Governor Ryan Singson has asked locals and visitors to experience Ilocos Sur through the 11-day event.
Other activities include: January 3 - opening ritual with various indigenous tribes of the province, opening of exhibits of products, heritage, bonsai and art, search for Little Miss Saniata 2016;
January 29-31 - water and beach competition at the Cabugao Beach Resort;
January 30-31 - table tennis tournament at the People’s Coliseum in Santo Domingo town;
January 30 to February 1 - Education Days;
Feb 1-5 - Technology and livelihood training;
Feb 5-6 - Rodeo competition;
Feb 6-7 - Game Fowl Expo at the Ilocos Sur Community College and Motor Show at Parada road in Santa Catalina town;
January 31- Saniata pre-pageant and talent; bands in concert and competition;
February 1 – search for the biggest agriculture products and livestock; dance competition;
February 2 – quiz bee, poetry writing, traditional games, search for Miss Saniata 2016;
February 3 – competition among chefs, longanisa eating contest, Siglat Eskwela Awards (awarding of outstanding schools and students), fashion show and comedy night;
February 4 – art competition, Siglat Awards (awarding of outstanding barangays, groups); dinner in Filipino costume at the National Museum Ilocos region complex; Father Jose Burgos Awards; zarzuela; bingo games;
February 5 - awarding of outstanding products by the Department of Trade and Industry, and art competition featuring the Ilocano culture; evening with Filipino artists;
February 6 – drag racing in Santa Catalina, derby at the Santa Square Arena in Santa town; Mr Kannawidan or Body Building competition, barn dance party and awarding, concert by Parokya ni Edgar;
February 7 – fun run, street dancing in Vigan city; showdown;
February 13 – first Gov Ryan Singson Motocross Cup at Bagani Campo in Candon City.
Most of the events will be at the President Elpidio Quirino Stadium in Bantay town. For inqjuiries, contact these numbers: 0916-244-099; 0905-290-8785; 0908-297-9146. Or e-mail at pio.ilocossur@gmail.com; or like Kannawidan Ylocos 2016 at Facebook. # Source - (MCA/ Imelda C. Rivero/PIA1 Ilocos Sur).
Activities lined up include Ilocano traditions spiced with sports tournaments, concelebrated Mass and procession at the Saint Paul Cathedral, a boodle fight, dancing fountain and fireworks display, and Siglat Ilocandia (search for talented Ilocanos) Grand Finals.
Governor Ryan Singson has asked locals and visitors to experience Ilocos Sur through the 11-day event.
Other activities include: January 3 - opening ritual with various indigenous tribes of the province, opening of exhibits of products, heritage, bonsai and art, search for Little Miss Saniata 2016;
January 29-31 - water and beach competition at the Cabugao Beach Resort;
January 30-31 - table tennis tournament at the People’s Coliseum in Santo Domingo town;
January 30 to February 1 - Education Days;
Feb 1-5 - Technology and livelihood training;
Feb 5-6 - Rodeo competition;
Feb 6-7 - Game Fowl Expo at the Ilocos Sur Community College and Motor Show at Parada road in Santa Catalina town;
January 31- Saniata pre-pageant and talent; bands in concert and competition;
February 1 – search for the biggest agriculture products and livestock; dance competition;
February 2 – quiz bee, poetry writing, traditional games, search for Miss Saniata 2016;
February 3 – competition among chefs, longanisa eating contest, Siglat Eskwela Awards (awarding of outstanding schools and students), fashion show and comedy night;
February 4 – art competition, Siglat Awards (awarding of outstanding barangays, groups); dinner in Filipino costume at the National Museum Ilocos region complex; Father Jose Burgos Awards; zarzuela; bingo games;
February 5 - awarding of outstanding products by the Department of Trade and Industry, and art competition featuring the Ilocano culture; evening with Filipino artists;
February 6 – drag racing in Santa Catalina, derby at the Santa Square Arena in Santa town; Mr Kannawidan or Body Building competition, barn dance party and awarding, concert by Parokya ni Edgar;
February 7 – fun run, street dancing in Vigan city; showdown;
February 13 – first Gov Ryan Singson Motocross Cup at Bagani Campo in Candon City.
Most of the events will be at the President Elpidio Quirino Stadium in Bantay town. For inqjuiries, contact these numbers: 0916-244-099; 0905-290-8785; 0908-297-9146. Or e-mail at pio.ilocossur@gmail.com; or like Kannawidan Ylocos 2016 at Facebook. # Source - (MCA/ Imelda C. Rivero/PIA1 Ilocos Sur).
Friday, January 22, 2016
BUSINESS PERMIT 2016, NALPAS TI PANAGSAKADA
Cabugao, Ilocos Sur – Nagleppas idi Enero 20, 2016 iti panagsakada ti Business Permit dagiti nadumaduma nga agtagikua ti establisimiento iti negosio ditoy a Munisipalidad.
Naaramid ti “Business One Stop Shop” daytoy a panagbayad ti Business Permit (new applicant, renewal) ita a Tawen 2016 ditoy LGU Cabugao tapno maipadaras iti panagsakada dagiti umili a maseknan iti lisensiada nga agnegosio ditoy nga ili.
Maibatay iti pakaammo ti Licensing Section ti Munisipio, naballigi iti naaramid a panagala ti Business Permit a kasapulan dagiti maseknan sakbay nga agoperarda manen kadagiti negosioda iti makatawen. # (Web In-Action)
DA-PRDP'S P113-MILLION ASSISTANCE TO BOOST AGRIBUSINESS IN CENTRAL LUZON, CAGAYAN VALLEY
The Department of Agriculture (DA) is optimistic that the P113 million-worth enterprise development sub-projects approved under the agency’s Philippine Rural Development Project (DA-PRDP) will further enhance agribusiness in Central Luzon and Cagayan Valley Regions.
Late last year, the DA-PRDP National Project Coordination Office and North Luzon Project Support Office have endorsed eight out of 12 business and procurement plans compliant with the Project’s requirements and standards for the issuance of a No Objection Letter (NOL).
The issuance of the NOL gives the go-signal to proceed with the procurement activities identified in the sub-project procurement plans.
The approval of the eight sub-projects came a few months after the World Bank had signaled the implementation of the P12.4-million integrated coffee processing and marketing enterprise in Tanudan and Tabuk City, Kalinga, the cluster’s pilot I-REAP sub-project.
The I-REAP, or the Investments for Rural Enterprise and Agricultural Productivity is a component under the PRDP that aims to strengthen and develop viable agro-fisheries-based enterprises. Under this component, the PRDP provides technical, financial and infrastructure support to make value chains of key commodities in targeted sub-project areas more efficient. The approved sub-projects are the P6.64-million dairy enterprise in Tuguegarao City, Cagayan; P28.16-million dairy enterprise in Mallig, Isabela; P12.88-million Triple-B Charantin enterprise in San Ildefonso, Bulacan; P8.69-million ampalaya enterprise in San Jose, Nueva Ecija; P17.3-million onion farm mechanization service facility in Talavera, Nueva Ecija; P9.16-million onion enterprise in Sto. Domingo, Nueva Ecija; P27.84-million sweet potato custom service provision, processing center and storage facility in Moncada, Tarlac; and P2.08-million mungbean production, a small livelihood project, in Botolan, Zambales.
Agriculture Secretary Proceso J. Alcala said that the farmers’ association or cooperative-led enterprise development sub-projects will complement the PRDP’s infrastructure development sub-projects and other DA regular programs and projects in these areas.
The Secretary also stressed that these interventions will provide members of proponent associations and cooperatives opportunities to increase their incomes.
“We are positive that our enterprise development interventions will enable farmers’ associations and cooperatives to grow. And as these groups flourish, we could expect that the members economically progress as well,” Alcala said.
The DA-PRDP is a six-year World Bank-assisted project that aims to improve rural economy by operationalizing local-level convergence among agricultural stakeholders, synergizing programs and projects for modern, climate-smart and market-oriented agro-fishery sector. The Project also seeks to benefit the greater segment of farmers and fishers to contribute to the nation’s goal of inclusive growth. # Source - (Kayla Arceo, DA-PRDP PSO-Luzon A InfoACE Unit; Jan P. Dacumos, NPCO InfoACE Unit)/www.da.gov.ph
Late last year, the DA-PRDP National Project Coordination Office and North Luzon Project Support Office have endorsed eight out of 12 business and procurement plans compliant with the Project’s requirements and standards for the issuance of a No Objection Letter (NOL).
The issuance of the NOL gives the go-signal to proceed with the procurement activities identified in the sub-project procurement plans.
The approval of the eight sub-projects came a few months after the World Bank had signaled the implementation of the P12.4-million integrated coffee processing and marketing enterprise in Tanudan and Tabuk City, Kalinga, the cluster’s pilot I-REAP sub-project.
The I-REAP, or the Investments for Rural Enterprise and Agricultural Productivity is a component under the PRDP that aims to strengthen and develop viable agro-fisheries-based enterprises. Under this component, the PRDP provides technical, financial and infrastructure support to make value chains of key commodities in targeted sub-project areas more efficient. The approved sub-projects are the P6.64-million dairy enterprise in Tuguegarao City, Cagayan; P28.16-million dairy enterprise in Mallig, Isabela; P12.88-million Triple-B Charantin enterprise in San Ildefonso, Bulacan; P8.69-million ampalaya enterprise in San Jose, Nueva Ecija; P17.3-million onion farm mechanization service facility in Talavera, Nueva Ecija; P9.16-million onion enterprise in Sto. Domingo, Nueva Ecija; P27.84-million sweet potato custom service provision, processing center and storage facility in Moncada, Tarlac; and P2.08-million mungbean production, a small livelihood project, in Botolan, Zambales.
Agriculture Secretary Proceso J. Alcala said that the farmers’ association or cooperative-led enterprise development sub-projects will complement the PRDP’s infrastructure development sub-projects and other DA regular programs and projects in these areas.
The Secretary also stressed that these interventions will provide members of proponent associations and cooperatives opportunities to increase their incomes.
“We are positive that our enterprise development interventions will enable farmers’ associations and cooperatives to grow. And as these groups flourish, we could expect that the members economically progress as well,” Alcala said.
The DA-PRDP is a six-year World Bank-assisted project that aims to improve rural economy by operationalizing local-level convergence among agricultural stakeholders, synergizing programs and projects for modern, climate-smart and market-oriented agro-fishery sector. The Project also seeks to benefit the greater segment of farmers and fishers to contribute to the nation’s goal of inclusive growth. # Source - (Kayla Arceo, DA-PRDP PSO-Luzon A InfoACE Unit; Jan P. Dacumos, NPCO InfoACE Unit)/www.da.gov.ph
ORGANIC AGRICULTURE, IPAMAYSA NGA IPATUNGPAL TI LGU ITI 2016
Cabugao, Ilocos Sur – Iti pannaki-amad ti Web In-Action iti Enero 21, 2016, agtultuloy nga asikasuen da Mr. Obas Bill Y. Baclig, AT ken ni Mr. Nathaniel B. Galamgam, AT, Organic Production Focal Person iti pannakaipatungpal ti nasao a proyekto iti Vermicompost/Vermiculture Bin a masarakan iti compound ti Municipal Plant and Nursery, Brgy. Baclig, Cabugao, Ilocos Sur.
Innayon ni Mr. Baclig a ti Vermiculture/Vermicomposting Project ti DA-LGU ket panggepna a patuladan/tignayen ken ipakita iti epekto ti organiko a ganagan iti mula a pagay ken nateng maibatay iti sinaguday ti Akta Republika a linteg a mangipatungpal iti Organic Agriculture ket agbalin a kapartner ti DA iti LGU-Cabugao iti implementasion ti nadakamat a linteg.
Iti agdama, ti nadakamat a Vermicompost Production ti DA-LGU Cabugao ket agpaay a proyekto a mangkomplementar iti programa ti Gobierno Munisipal nga idauluan ni Mayor Edgardo “Ediboy” S. Cobangbang, Jr. iti pannakaipatungpal/pannakaidur-as ti Organic Agriculture iti Sektor dagiti mannalon ditoy a deppaar.
Kabayatanna, pursigido ti Gobierno Lokal ti ili a Cabugao, Ilocos Sur a mangipatungpal iti pannakausar ti Organiko nga abuno iti pannakaidur-as ti agrikultura ditoy nga ili babaen iti pannakairubuat ti programa idi Tawen 2014 babaen iti pannakaited dagiti kasapulan dagiti Recipient-Farmers.
Segun ken ni Mr. Nathaniel B. Galamgam, Municipal Focal Person iti Organic Agriculture Program, naiteden dagiti pangrugian a kasapulan dagiti benepisiario a Farmer-Cooperators a nakabuklan iti 3 a Knapsack Sprayer, 40 Bags Organic Fertilizer ken 30 Bags a Mungbean a kas maibatay iti kasapulan ken area a masakupan ti tunggal Cooperator ti programa. Kanaig daytoy, kuna ti Teknisian a makaammoda metten nga agdiskarte iti pagsustenerda ti proyektoda tapno maipamaysa met ti DA-LGU kadagiti dadduma nga interesado nga ag-organic production.
Innayon pay ni Mr. Galamgam a babaen iti pannakaipakita iti umisu a wagas ken addang kadagiti Techno-Demo ti Munisipio kasta met kadagiti Beneficiaries ket in-inut a maadaptar dagiti dadduma a mannalon babaen iti panangtuladda ket agresulta iti panagsaknap ti pannakaipakat daytoy a teknolohia iti Tawen 2016 a mangikabassit ti gastosen ni mannalon ken mangnayon iti masapulanda iti panagmulaan. Iti kasta, mangited latta iti pagimbagan ti sapasap agsipud ta makapagtaraonda iti produksion a nagtaud iti naorganikoan a produkto. # (Web In-Action)
Innayon ni Mr. Baclig a ti Vermiculture/Vermicomposting Project ti DA-LGU ket panggepna a patuladan/tignayen ken ipakita iti epekto ti organiko a ganagan iti mula a pagay ken nateng maibatay iti sinaguday ti Akta Republika a linteg a mangipatungpal iti Organic Agriculture ket agbalin a kapartner ti DA iti LGU-Cabugao iti implementasion ti nadakamat a linteg.
Iti agdama, ti nadakamat a Vermicompost Production ti DA-LGU Cabugao ket agpaay a proyekto a mangkomplementar iti programa ti Gobierno Munisipal nga idauluan ni Mayor Edgardo “Ediboy” S. Cobangbang, Jr. iti pannakaipatungpal/pannakaidur-as ti Organic Agriculture iti Sektor dagiti mannalon ditoy a deppaar.
Kabayatanna, pursigido ti Gobierno Lokal ti ili a Cabugao, Ilocos Sur a mangipatungpal iti pannakausar ti Organiko nga abuno iti pannakaidur-as ti agrikultura ditoy nga ili babaen iti pannakairubuat ti programa idi Tawen 2014 babaen iti pannakaited dagiti kasapulan dagiti Recipient-Farmers.
Segun ken ni Mr. Nathaniel B. Galamgam, Municipal Focal Person iti Organic Agriculture Program, naiteden dagiti pangrugian a kasapulan dagiti benepisiario a Farmer-Cooperators a nakabuklan iti 3 a Knapsack Sprayer, 40 Bags Organic Fertilizer ken 30 Bags a Mungbean a kas maibatay iti kasapulan ken area a masakupan ti tunggal Cooperator ti programa. Kanaig daytoy, kuna ti Teknisian a makaammoda metten nga agdiskarte iti pagsustenerda ti proyektoda tapno maipamaysa met ti DA-LGU kadagiti dadduma nga interesado nga ag-organic production.
Innayon pay ni Mr. Galamgam a babaen iti pannakaipakita iti umisu a wagas ken addang kadagiti Techno-Demo ti Munisipio kasta met kadagiti Beneficiaries ket in-inut a maadaptar dagiti dadduma a mannalon babaen iti panangtuladda ket agresulta iti panagsaknap ti pannakaipakat daytoy a teknolohia iti Tawen 2016 a mangikabassit ti gastosen ni mannalon ken mangnayon iti masapulanda iti panagmulaan. Iti kasta, mangited latta iti pagimbagan ti sapasap agsipud ta makapagtaraonda iti produksion a nagtaud iti naorganikoan a produkto. # (Web In-Action)
Thursday, January 21, 2016
NAIMULA ITI DRY SEASON 2015-2016, IMMADU MET TI MAIS KEN SANDIA
Cabugao, Ilocos Sur – Iti pannakiuman ti Web In-Action itay nabiit, impakaammo dagiti napagsaludsodan a mannalon iti ili a Cabugao, Ilocos Sur a kaaduan ita ti namulaan a pagtatalonan iti ili a Cabugao iti Virginia Tobacco iti Dry Season 2015-2016. Kabayatanna, adda met dagiti nakauna a nagmula ta nalaka a nasig-atan dagiti minulaanda a disso idinto ta naud-udi dagiti nadam-eg a disso.
Innayonda a manamnama a mamulaan met ita iti umabot ti nasurok a sangaribu nga ektaria kadagiti tobacco-producing barangay ti Munisipalidad ti Cabugao.
Insupusopda pay nga umab-abot ti nasurok a sangaribu a bilang ti mannalon iti agmulmula iti birhinia a tabako iti ili ti Cabugao a mangitandudo iti napintas a produksion iti maaw-awagan a “Berde a Balitok” iti Kailokuan.
Kabayatanna, adu met ti nagmula iti mais ken sandia a maibilang nga eco-friendly plants a mangbalanse iti bulto ti produksion tapno saan a lumaka ti presio ita a Dry Season 2015-2016. Imbatad ti kaaduan a mannalon a malaksid a nalaklaka bassit ti maipuonan iti panagpatan-ay kadagitoy a cash crops ket nadardaras pay a mauray iti pannakaapitda.
Dagitoy a russuat ket resulta ti napintas a panagkammayet ti Gobierno Munisipal ken iti Ahensia ti Agrikultura a makasakup iti NTA iti panangtarabayda kadagiti agmulmula ti Tabako a Birhinia ken dadduma pay a maproduksion a mangnayon iti masapulan dagiti mannalon. # (Web Situational Report)
Innayonda a manamnama a mamulaan met ita iti umabot ti nasurok a sangaribu nga ektaria kadagiti tobacco-producing barangay ti Munisipalidad ti Cabugao.
Insupusopda pay nga umab-abot ti nasurok a sangaribu a bilang ti mannalon iti agmulmula iti birhinia a tabako iti ili ti Cabugao a mangitandudo iti napintas a produksion iti maaw-awagan a “Berde a Balitok” iti Kailokuan.
Kabayatanna, adu met ti nagmula iti mais ken sandia a maibilang nga eco-friendly plants a mangbalanse iti bulto ti produksion tapno saan a lumaka ti presio ita a Dry Season 2015-2016. Imbatad ti kaaduan a mannalon a malaksid a nalaklaka bassit ti maipuonan iti panagpatan-ay kadagitoy a cash crops ket nadardaras pay a mauray iti pannakaapitda.
Dagitoy a russuat ket resulta ti napintas a panagkammayet ti Gobierno Munisipal ken iti Ahensia ti Agrikultura a makasakup iti NTA iti panangtarabayda kadagiti agmulmula ti Tabako a Birhinia ken dadduma pay a maproduksion a mangnayon iti masapulan dagiti mannalon. # (Web Situational Report)
PRE-NATAL KEN BAKUNA, AGTULTULOY ITI TAWEN 2016
Cabugao, Ilocos Sur – Malaksid kadagiti gagangay a sagubanit dagiti agpapaagas iti Rural Health Unit (RHU)-Cabugao, kaaduanna ti masikog nga inna nga ag-pre natal check-up tapno maipasigurado ti napintas a kasasaadda iti panagpasngayda inton madanonan ti kabulananda. Manamnama nga iti nasayud a koordinasion dagiti masikog kadagiti agrebbeng iti RHU ket ma-update ti rekord-da a kasapulan dagiti Medical Personnel iti Lying-in Center.
Kanaig daytoy, inaldaw ti pannakaipan dagiti agbakuna nga ubbing ken maladaga para iti mayataday a pangprebentar ti sakit. Dagitoy ket maik-ikkan ti importansia babaen iti agtultuloy a panangilungalong dagiti maseknan a Medical Personnel iti MHO-RHU Cabugao nga idauluan ni Dr. Bernardino P. De Gracia, Medical Officer III ken agak-akem a Municipal Health Officer, LGU-Cabugao kasta metten iti tignay ti Sangguniang Bayan nga imatonan ni Health Committee Chairman, SBM Atty. Bryan Jett S. Pano.
Daytoy nga inisiatiba ket resulta iti agtultuloy a napintas a koordinasion iti amin a maseknan nga Opisina/Ahensia iti agtultuloy a pannakapasayaat ti programa ti salun-at para iti amin nga umili babaen iti Gobierno Munisipal nga idauluan ni Mayor Edgardo “Ediboy” S. Cobangbang, Jr. # (Web In-Action)
Kanaig daytoy, inaldaw ti pannakaipan dagiti agbakuna nga ubbing ken maladaga para iti mayataday a pangprebentar ti sakit. Dagitoy ket maik-ikkan ti importansia babaen iti agtultuloy a panangilungalong dagiti maseknan a Medical Personnel iti MHO-RHU Cabugao nga idauluan ni Dr. Bernardino P. De Gracia, Medical Officer III ken agak-akem a Municipal Health Officer, LGU-Cabugao kasta metten iti tignay ti Sangguniang Bayan nga imatonan ni Health Committee Chairman, SBM Atty. Bryan Jett S. Pano.
Daytoy nga inisiatiba ket resulta iti agtultuloy a napintas a koordinasion iti amin a maseknan nga Opisina/Ahensia iti agtultuloy a pannakapasayaat ti programa ti salun-at para iti amin nga umili babaen iti Gobierno Munisipal nga idauluan ni Mayor Edgardo “Ediboy” S. Cobangbang, Jr. # (Web In-Action)
ARTIFICIAL NGA IMA, NAITED KADAGITI PWDs DITOY CABUGAO
Cabugao, Ilocos Sur – Naangay ti Aloha Medical Mission babaen iti grupo nga ibagian ni Mr. Bryan Gazmen, tubo ti ili a Cabugao ngem agnaeden idiay Hawaii, USA. Dagiti kakaduana ket isuda `Dr. Brett Flynn; Mr. Erwin Castro-Flynn ken ni Mr. John Robella-Gazmen.
Nagatendar dagiti maseknan nga umili a maibilang iti sektor ti People with Disabilities (PWDs) iti ili a Cabugao partikular dagiti pukol ti imana gapu ta maikkanda iti libre nga artipisial nga ima nga ited ti grupo. Sakbayna, nag-courtesy ti grupo ni Mr. Bryan Gazmen ken ni Mayor Edgardo “Ediboy” S. Cobangbang, Jr. iti iyuumayda itutulong ditoy Cabugao.
Nagatendar pay dagiti kameng ti Barangay Health Workers (BHWs) ti ili a nangimatang ken nakipagpaset iti pannakaisuroda iti aktual a pannakaikabil dagiti artipisial nga ima kadagiti maseknan.
“Pagyamananmi unay kada Mr. Bryan Gazmen ken iti Munisipio nga idauluan ni Mayor Ediboy ta maikkan ti pagnam-ayan ni tatangko nga Alfonso Salarzon iti maysa nga ima a katulonganna pay laeng a mangikalikagum ti panagbiagna,” imbatad ni Mr. Charlie Salarzon, anak a lalaki ken nangkuyog ken ni Tata Alfonso.
Babassitda pay laeng da Charlie (pitoda nga agkakabsat a pinutot ni Tata Alfonso) idi mapukolan ni Tata Alfonso maigapu iti aksidente. Nupay agotsentananton ket is-isu nga agbalbalay ken maisayangkatna pay laeng ti kabukbukodanna a panagbiag. Agnaedda a sangapamilia iti Barangay Sabang, Cabugao, Ilocos Sur.
Pumada met laeng a panagyaman ti imbaga dagiti dadduma a maseknan a nakaala ti artipisial nga ima a naggapu iti nadumaduma a barangay agraman dagiti asidegda a nangkuyog kadakuada nga immay ditoy Municipal Conference Building idi Enero 20, 2016.
Nakikaysa met dagiti pannakabagi ti MSWDO nga idauluan ni MSWD Officer Mrs. Lydia S. Gazmen; SBM Danny Q. Gazmen; Mrs. Nona Arista; kakabagian ni Mr. Bryan Gazmen; RN-Heals Nurses ken Medical Personnel ti RHU nga idauluan ni Dr. Bernardino P. De Gracia III, Medical Officer III.
Iti pannakiuman ti Web In-Action, imbaga ni Mr. Bryan Gazmen a kayatna met nga isubli iti Cabugao ti paset iti balligina iti propesionna idiay Hawaii. Inulitna nga umaydanto manen ag-Medical Mission ditoy Cabugao. Nasurok a sangapulo a PSWDs ti naikkan iti artipisial nga ima ken adda pay 16 a saan pay a nakapet ken imbatida iti RHU ta isudanton ti mangikapet kadagiti maseknan a makasapul, segun ken ni Dr. De Gracia. # (Web In-Action)
