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DOH earmarked P7.5 Million for district building expansion by Roberto C. Dejon The Department of Health (DOH) has earmarked P7.5 million for the expansion project of the 5 district building all over the city, says Dr. Nelita Navales, the head of the City Health Department. The CHD chief said that the earmarked amount will be divided by the 5 five district buildings at P1.5 million each. She added that the amount will be used for the construction of additional delivery, recovery, labor rooms and waiting areas for the patient’s companions. They are just waiting the signing of the Memorandum of Agreement from the DOH for the construction to start. Dr. Navales said that the five district facilities of the city had already recorded 278 deliveries at the end of the month of June and topping the most number of deliveries is the Linao District building with 81. She said that the Ipil District building came in second with 57 and followed by San Pablo with close 55 deliveries at the end of the second quarter. Valencia and Curva has 47 and 34 deliveries respectively with Cogon despite owning a district building still recorded 4 using the birthing facilities of Alta Vista. The city according to Dr. District birthing facilities owns most number of deliveries in the city Navales has recorded 4000 deliveries a year and divided by 12 the city will have at least 333 child deliveries a month. She added that the 333 was divided before by the birthing hospital like the Ormoc District Hospital, OSPA FMC hospital, Ormoc Maternity House, the Clinika Gatchalian but with the creation of the five district birthing facilities the number of deliveries is divided into 5 places already or 66.6 per month. Not to mention the two private delivery house in Punta and Valencia which is also a DOH accredited birthing facilities with certified midwifes operating the said delivery houses. Navales said that at present the district birthing facilities in the five district areas in the city has already recorded a big number of deliveries this year. She said that according to the records in the first quarter of this year alone the CHD birthing facilities already recorded 154 births with the month of March has the most number of deliveries at 64. In the second quarter Dr. Navales pointed that the number of deliveries reaches 124 with the month of June recorded 60. She added that if the number of monthly deliveries totaled at least 66.6, then in the month of March and June only a fraction of other delivery houses in the city has delivery records because the five district facilities recorded 64 in the month of March and 60 for the month of June. Peace and Order from p. 1 of Salvador Juba and young Chinoy restaurateur Chris Dy as occasional and isolated because they are not in any way related. While P/Insp. Rebato, the deputy of the Police Community Precinct III also describes the killing of Cleofe Rekiro, the cashier of AGD Bakeshop as result of poor judgment in the part of the suspects whom they describe as neophytes after they shot to death the victim who shouted for help during the robbery. Machete said that that they are following two angles which are closely related to the crime but did not divulged any names yet. He added that all the leads that they got came from the revelation of the last persons the victim was with before he was found dead inside his vehicle in Brgy. San Pablo past 9 in the morning on Saturday last week. He said they have to establish all the information they gathered so they can file formal charges against the suspect in the case. But he said they are still conducting a deeper investigation to determine the real motive of the killing. He added that they are 4 Ang Ormocanon www.ormoc.gov.ph investigating local and outside suspects in the Dy’s case but they could not give any timeline in solving the case adding that they are doing their best to solve this case soon. Machete believes that they have leads on the possible solution of the Dy’s killing but would not elaborate further as the investigation is still ongoing. Machete said that a lone gunshot in the forehead killed the victim. He said the Scene of the Crime Operatives recovered one spent empty shell of a possible .45 pistol caliber inside the crime scene along with some personal belongings of the victim and a ring which was the only thing of value found in the victim’s body. Machete also said that the victim, when found by the investigating teams was seating at the passenger seat of his vehicle a red Mitsubishi pick-up bearing plate number HVD-545. On the other hand, P/Insp. Harris Rebato, the deputy chief of Police Community Precinct III base in Brgy. Linao, disclosed that an ongoing investigation in connection to the killing of the cashier of AGD Bakeshop is being undertaken by precinct investigators. In fact he said they conducted an operation Friday night as part of the lead provided to them by their witness. He said they are also exerting all effort to get the principal suspect in the killing which he said is a transient of the city. Rebato explained that the principal suspect goes in and out of the city, but his accomplice accordingly still here. He added that the suspects are beginners in the trade considering that they killed the hapless victim. He said that they shot the victim to death in order to divert the attention of the people in the area after running away with P500 cash and the reloader cellular phone of the bakeshop. Rebato said witnesses described the two suspects as in their early 30’s and stood about 5’4. The killing of Samuel Cabonegro, the teacher from National Heroes Institute in Kananga, Leyte was also solve with the arrest of the principal suspect Gary Itang lead by P/Insp. Harris Rebato. He added that Itang was arrested during a failed robbery at a Xerox center near the EVSU campus in Brgy. Don Felipe Larrazabal last month. Itang according to Machete was pointed by his companion who was also arrested by policemen from the nearby Albuera town. They have also solved the Basag Kotse gang that hit the Sts. Peter and Paul church last month. In the Salvador Juba case, Machete said that they still conducting a deeper investigation about the case adding that they are eyeing two possible angles. Machete said that there was a commotion before the shooting but does not elaborate further. The two police officials said that they lack communication equipments in their daily operations here in the city along with vehicles so their response system to any situation will be quicker. The two officials also appealed to the business community in the city to help the police because crime solution could not only be done by the police but also by the stakeholders.
FOOD PARK VENDORS ASSOCIATION. Chairman ROSITA MERCADER, Vice Chairman PACITA MARTINEZ and Board of Directors - Gigi Aldiano, Roger Abangan, Tina Cortes, Welma Aviles, Wilma Linti Secretary – Maricel Alao, Treasurer – Milagros Diendo during the formal oathtaking of its officers administered by Mayor Eric C. Codilla at his office. Brahminy Kite bird turned over to City Environment by Roberto C. Dejon A baby Brahminy Kite bird (Haliastur Indus) or often referred to as Singapore Bald Eagle was turned over to the City Environment and Resources Office this morning after it was found in a caimito tree along Mabini St., here. Rommel Aparis, from the City Sports Office said that the hawk was seen by residents in Mabini St., trying to fly high but could only reach the palm of a 30 foot coconut tree. He said that the bird made attempts to fly but fell on a branch of a 20 ft caimito tree. Aparis said that as residents in the area feared for the life of the baby hawk, they immediately called the attention of the LGU’s General Services Office for a boom truck to fetch the bird from the tree. When the boom truck arrived the young hawk flew towards the bucket of the truck, while the GSD personnel used a t-shirt to catch. It was then brought to the City Environment and Natural Resources Office at the New City Hall. City Councilor Jose Alfaro, the Chairman of the Committee of Environment and Natural Resources said that the hawk is commonly seen in the sea particularly in the shoreline because they feed themselves with fish. He said that the presence of these birds in our shoreline indicates abundance of fish in our bay. Alfaro said that the hawk will be placed in the care of the aviary of the Energy Development Corporation in Tongonan. Rommel Aparis turns-over the bird to the City Environment and Natural Resources Office. www.ormoc.gov.ph Ang Ormocanon 5
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