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2NEWS OCTOBERBy Froilan E. MagtotoHeadlineGitnang Luzon11-13, 201334 firearms seized;30 persons arrestedCAMP OLIVAS -- Thirty-fourassorted loose firearms and severalexplosives were seized while30 persons were arrested duringpolice operations against loosefirearms in Central Luzon sinceSeptember 26.Chief Supt. Raul Petrosanta,Central Luzon police regionaldirector, said the confiscation ofPoliceintensify‘OplanSita’ forbarangaypollsBY JENNA LUMBANGGun ban in Central Luzonthe said firearms and explosiveswere part of their intensifiedcampaign against illegal firearmsin the region.The Philippine National Policealso started implementing theCommission of Election’s gunban which also helped stop theproliferation of loose firearms.The campaign, Petrosantasaid, is to ensure peaceful andorderly barangay elections on October28.The confiscated items include29 guns of different caliber, fourexplosives, four guns replica, sevenbladed weapons and severalammunitions.Based on records from thePNP national headquarters, thepolice regional office here toppedthe list of police regional officesnationwide in terms of the implementationof the gun ban.The recovery of the illegalitems were the result of implementationsof search warrants,conduct of Comelec checkpointsand “OPLAN Bakal/Sita.”Petrosanta further stated that“OPLAN Katok”, one of PNP’sstrategy to account loose firearmsis still in effect wherein PNP personnelvisit houses of gun ownerswith expired licenses to remindthem to renew their documents. ●Magalangcops bust2 drugmerchantsBy Froilan E. MagtotoCITY OF SAN FER-NANDO -- Two drug peddlerson Tuesday were arrestedduring an anti-drugoperation in Magalangtown.Supt. Neil Miro, chief ofthe Magalang police office,identified the arrested suspectsas Leonardo Oliveros,alias “Onayd”, 27, andJaime Parungao, 57; bothresidents of San Isidro Resettlementin Magalang,Pampanga.Police said operativesconducted a buy bust operationin the house of Oliverosat midnight after a tip-DRUG BUST...Page 9Womanloses P100-Tto robbersBy Froilan E. MagtotoCITY OF SAN FERNANDO –The Provincial Police Office (PPO),under the leadership of SeniorSuperintendent Oscar Albayalde,strengthened its “Oplan Sita” tomaintain peace and order beforeand after the barangay election.Oplan Sita is a regular activityof the Philippine National Police(PNP) to fight criminality and apprehendcriminals through vigorousoperation, police visibility andcontinuous set up of check pointsin strategic places.Albalyalde said that in this electionperiod, the Oplan Sita will arrestand target motorcycle-ridingin tandem criminals and illegaland unregistered firearms holders.“Police check-points are on a24-hour duty stationed in strategicplaces to monitor the movement ofsuspicious people and motorists,”said Albayalde.He disclosed that additionalreinforcement will be designatedto 62 barangays which are consideredas “areas of immediate concern.”The provincial director said barangayelection is more alarmingcompared to past mid-term pollsbecause it is more personal and almosteveryone in the communityis involved.He also emphasized the ordergiven to police personnel to benon-partisan.“All police affiliated to any candidatewere relieved from theirarea of duty. They were assignedto other barangays. They are alsoprohibited from accepting any favoreven food from any candidate,”Albayalde stated.Albayalde further said that theyalready have standing orders fromthe Commission on Election andDepartment of Interior and LocalGovernment on the extent of theirresponsibility especially on the dayof the election. ●JUMP BALL. Angeles City Councilor Edu Pamintuan officially opens the first-ever Holy Family Academy alumnibasketball league organized by Familians of Batch 1997. --Contributed photoDriver-cum-drugpusher nabbedBy Froilan E. MagtotoCAMP OLIVAS -- Policeauthorities arrestedon Wednesday a tricycledriver who allegedlysells illegal drugs as hissideline in Hagonoy, Bulacan.Ricardo San Jose,Jr., alias “Jun Daga”, 49,of Barangay Sto. NiñoSapang Pari of the saidtown was arrested by authoritiesin a drug buybustoperation at dawnWant to broaden your business horizon?LET US HELP YOU!on October 9.Police said that aconfidential informanttold them that a drugpeddler, who is also atricycle driver, was dealingillegal drugs in thebarangay.It was reported thata poseur buyer was ableto buy suspected shabufrom San Jose.Confiscated from SanJose were a plastic sachetcontaining suspectedshabu, the marked moneyand a 10-inch knife.The suspect wasbrought to the HagonoyPolice Station for investigationand later to theBulacan Laboratory Officefor drug testing.Aside from the violationof the Anti-DangerousDrugs Law, policesaid, San Jose willbe charged with illegalpossession of a deadlyweapon in violation ofthe Omnibus ElectionCode. ●CAMP OLIVAS --A womanon Monday lost cash and valuablesamounting to more thanP100,000 to unidentified robbersin San Felipe, Zambales.Police investigation said theowner of the house identifiedas Judilyn Abundo of BarangaySto. Niño, San Felipe was notin her house when the robbersstruck.Investigations showed thatthe suspects gained entry intothe house by destroying thedoor-lock.The suspects carted awaycash and valuables such as alaptop, a video camera, a digitalcamera, assorted jewelleries,passbook and groceries. ●Republic of the PhilippinesLocal Civil Registry OfficeProvince of PampangaMunicipality of LubaoNOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONIn compliance with the publication requirement andpursuant to OCRG Memorandum Circular No. 2013-1 Guidelines in the implementation of the AdministrativeOrder No.1 Series of 2012 (IRR on R.A. 10172),Notice is hereby served to the public that GenesisManalo Ruegas has filed with this Office, a petitionfor correction of entry of sex from “Male” to “Female”in the Certificate of Live Birth of Genesis ManaloRuegas born on January 04, 1993 at Lubao,Pampanga and whose parents are Carlos Ruegasand Leny Manalo.Any person adversely affected by said petitionmay file his/her written opposition with this officenot later than October 23, 2013.(Sgd) CECILIA M. BERNALMunicipal Civil RegistrarHEADLINE Gitnang Luzon: October 11 & 018, 2013CALL US : (045)435-0938 • 436-1576EMAIL US : headlinegitnangluzon@gmail.comVISIT US : 2nd Floor , U2 Bldg., MacArthur Hiway, Dolores, City of San Fernando (P)
HeadlineGitnang LuzonOCTOBER 11-13, 2013REGION 3Bataan governor to allot P25-M for hospitalBy Joey PaviaCLARK FREEPORT – BataanGovernor Albert Garcia disclosedon Wednesday that theprovincial government is allocatingat least P25 million nextyear for the operations of theBataan General Hospital (BGH)in Balanga City.Garcia, who was interviewedat the Holiday Inn Clark duringthe Central Luzon StakeholdersMeeting attended by governorsand mayors from October 9 to10, said the allotment of fundsis part of the Memorandumof Agreement (MOA) with theDepartment of Health (DOH)signed earlier this year. TheBGH is the frequent refuge ofthe poor residents of Bataan.Garcia said the province iscommitted in the same MOA toshoulder 25 percent of the expensesof the 350 bed-capacityBGH for 2014.“The P25 million is just an estimate.There could be more obligationsfrom us,” said Garcia.Garcia stressed that he andthe 12 mayors of Bataan “areprioritizing health that’s why weare in full force here.” He was referringto their attendance at thestakeholders meeting sponsoredby the DOH.Garcia maintained that Bataanis one of the top placers inthe Human Development Index(HDI) among provinces in thecountry. The HDI is preparedby the National Statistical InformationCenter (NSIC).“Included in the HDI ishealth, especially on life expectancy.But I have to admit thereare a lot more to be done whenit comes to health service,” saidGarcia.The first-term governor saidamong their priorities is to purchasemore hospital equipmentfor the BGH.Garcia welcomed the statementof DOH Assistant SecretaryGerardo Bayugo, head ofthe Northern and Central Luzoncluster, that the DOH is planningto be ISO certified.Garcia said the BGH “is alsoplanning to be ISO certified andwe hope we can cascade this tothe Rural Health Centers.”Garcia expressed gratitude toDOH Regional Director Dr. LeonitaGorgolon for the “all-outsupport to Bataan.”Earlier, Garcia and his father,former governor and now SecondDistrict Rep. Enrique “Tet”Garcia, poured in millions offunds for the establishment of anew three-storey building at theBGH. ●PAMPANGA DELEGATES. Gov. Lilia Pineda with members of the Pampanga Mayors’ League poses with DOH Assistant Sec. GerardoBayugo and Center for Health Development III Dir. Leonita Gorgolon before signing the pledge of commitment during the Central LuzonStakeholders Meeting. --Photo by GVJJRCSF granted P229-Mas JobStart pilot cityCITY OF SAN FERNAN-DO --This city was selectedas one of the pilot cities tobenefit from the P229-millionfinancial grant from theAsian Development Bank(ADB) through the CanadianInternational DevelopmentAgency (CIDA).Coursed through theprogram of the Departmentof Labor and Employment(DOLE), JobStart is part ofthe Employment Facilitationfor Inclusive Growth(EFIG) project geared towardsenhanced delivery ofemployment services.The half-day programwas highlighted by theLaunching and Memorandumof Understanding(MOU) Signing of the Job-Start Philippines Program.“As the city mayor, I believethat the Jobstart Programpaves the way to fasteremployment and job placement,”said Mayor Edwin D.Santiago in his inspirationalmessage.The city is among thefour LGUs in the Philippineswhich was selected as a pilotarea along with the cities ofTaguig, Quezon and GeneralTrias.“At-risk youth are themain beneficiaries of thisprogram. Our national visionis to provide inclusivegrowth through massivejob creations and substantialpoverty reduction,” saidDirector Dominique Tutayof DOLE’s Bureau of LocalEmployment.Mariveles to buildseaborne patrol HQBY MICHAEL CIGARALMARIVELES, BATAAN -- The municipalgovernment here is planning to build a multipurposebuilding along the town’s coastlinethat will serve as the headquarters for theirseaborne patrol and other sea related agencies.Mayor Jesse Concepcion told HeadlineGitnang Luzon that, recently, he had initialtalks with Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) officialsbased in Bataan about this major developmentthat will protect not just the municipalityof Mariveles but its nearby areas alongits long coastline within the vicinity of ManilaBay and the West Philippine Sea.“Initially, it will be called ‘The MarivelesBantay Dagat Seaborne Headquarters’ whichwill serve as our patrol boat yard and impoundingarea for illegal fishing offenders. Itwill also house the equipment and offices forour municipal risk reduction managementcouncil and our disaster rescue team,” MunicipalAdministrator Luis Gonzales said.Gonzales added that the headquartersalong their shoreline, which will be equippedwith modern communication devices, will ef-SEABORNE PATROL...Page 9Capitol scholarsurged to submitpapers earlyBy Angelique TuazonCITY OF SAN FERNANDO -- GovernorLilia “Nanay” G. Pineda instructed beneficiariesof the Special Program for the Employmentof Students (SPES) to immediately submitthe requirements upon the completionof their duties for the prompt processing ofJOBSTART...Page 9 SCHOLARS...Page 9anti-pork...Page 9JOBSTART IN SAN FERNANDO. Mayor Edwin D. Santiago and counterparts from the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE), Canadian International DevelopmentAgency (CIDA) and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) lead the launching and Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signing of the JobStart Philippines Program at the Heroes Hall onThursday. --CONTIBUTED PHOTO
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