Tacloban City, Leyte – The intensified anti-dengue campaign was deemed very successful as Eastern Visayas posted the biggest decline of dengue cases among the country’s regions in 2011.
The Department of Health Regional Office 8 said that the dengue cases in Eastern Visayas decreased by as much as 93 percent compared to the 2010 dengue incidence. Boyd Cerro, nurse, disclosed that in 2011, the region posted 855 dengue fever cases with eight persons dead from the ailment.
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Biggest Decline of Dengue Fever Cases in 2011
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Huwebes, Marso 1, 2012
Chalk Talk by Mr. Eude Carlos Yap
Every 10 years or less, the Department of Education revises the curriculum to adapt to the changing needs of the global community. Oftentimes, a Secretary of Education assumes the burden of implementing a new program that was prepared and planned before his incumbency. It takes courage for Bro. Armin Luistro to implement the K + 12 program. I salute PNoy for making this program one of his priorities.
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Chalk Talk by Mr. Eude Carlos Yap
An Waray Rep: Perfect Attendance In House Sessions
Among all the representatives in Eastern Visayas, only An Waray Party List representative Florencio Gabriel Noel posted a perfect attendance in the House of Representatives’ 59 sessions last year. While Dinagat Island representative Ruben Ecleo, Jr. who has a standing warrant of arrest for a graft case, held the record of having the most absences, attended only eight sessions. The sessions were held from January 7 to December 14, 2011.
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An Waray Rep: Perfect Attendance In House Sessions
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An Waray Rep: Perfect Attendance In House Sessions
East Visayas Police Officers Take Counter Insurgency Training
CAMP RUPERTO KANGLEON, Palo, Leyte, –- Two hundred police officers from different police units in Eastern Visayas started training in the PNP Special Counter Insurgency Operation Unit Training (SCOUT)on January 10; this will go on for 45 days.
PSupt. Raymund Graveles, training commander, said the training aims to strengthen the police force by to enhancing their skills and knowledge in all aspects of police work with the end goal of attaining improved credibility of the PNP.
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East Visayas Police Officers Take Counter Insurgency Training
Diarrhea Kills 3, Affects 50 Others
Three children from Barangay Ol-og and Kawayan in Calubian, Leyte who earlier complained of stomach ache, loose bowel movement (LBM) and vomiting, died of diarrhea. Fifty-four other patients with the same complaints were admitted at the Northwesten Leyte Hospital in Calubian. This was confirmed by Dr. Edgardo Daya, officer-in-charge at the LeyteProvincial Health Office. Dr. Daya further added that most of the victims in the affected towns of Calubian, Leyte, San Isidro and Tabango, were children and women.
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Big Families Blamed for High Malnutrition Rate
Editorial: Sr. Sto Niño, Catholic Faithfuls’ Source of Hope from a “Child”
The feast of Sto. Niño has been a regular icon that is looked up to by Roman Catholic believers worldwide as a source of graces, inspirations even miracles that happened to their lives.
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Taclobanons Thank God For The Rains
It’s the only highly urbanized city in the region. After 3 years, TACLOBANONS have yet to see and experience what was the difference from just being an ordinary city and that of being an HUC. Yes, it is now a Highly Urbanized “Waterless” City. For almost two weeks now, Taclobanons have been experiencing wet days – water, water everywhere but not a drop on their taps
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R.A. No. 6713 on SALN and Financial Disclosure
Under R.A. No. 6713 or the Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officials and Employees, “Public officials and employees have an obligation to accomplish and submit declarations under oath of, and the public has the right to know, their assets, liabilities, net worth and financial and business interests including those of their spouses and of unmarried children under eighteen (18) years of age living in their households.”
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Bantigue Bags Isabel Fiesta Hoops Crown
Bantigue team, sponsored by Manok ni Juan, erased all doubts as they outplayed the bigger Philphos team in a gripping Championship game witnessed by a “Bantigue-dominated” crowd that packed the arena at the Isabel Galicano Ruiz Center on January 11, 2012. Until the final two minutes of the game, neither team led convincingly as the lead swayed back and forth. Leading for Philphos was crafty guard, Ramos, to complement its towering center JanJan Malinao and forward Villaber. On the other hand, Bantigue was powered by players from Western Leyte College varsity team. Bantigue showed toughness and maintained focus under pressure in what would be the antidote to Philphos’ scattered individual plays. Philphos succumbed to Bantigue’s relentless full court press defense in the end game, turning over crucial ball possessions which gave Bantigue uncontested lay-ups to gain….
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Business as usual - LGU Isabel
Isabel, Leyte – The local government of Isabel (LGU) admitted that the town’s economy will possibly be affected by the fire that raged the Acid Plant of the Philippine Association Smelting and Refining (PASAR) on morning of January 3 this year. Despite this, the LGU assures Isabelanons that it’s still business as usual in the agro-industrial town.
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Business as usual - LGU Isabel
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Business as usual - LGU Isabel
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