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Showing posts with label Palawan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Palawan. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 27, 2024

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IN TODAY'S fast-paced digital world, online banking and financial transactions have made life more convenient and exposed users to risks like fraud and identity theft. According to a recent survey by the Cybercrime Investigation and Coordinating Center, over one-third of Filipinos have experienced online scams or retail fraud.

Sunday, July 9, 2023

Survey says Palawan is most preferred tourist destination for Filipinos

DAVAO CITY – The latest PAHAYAG 2023 Second Quarter Survey has revealed the top travel destinations preferred by Filipinos and the study provides valuable insights into their travel preferences and highlights the diverse choices among different regions of the country.



Friday, May 12, 2023

Malampaya gas field is ours: Marcos

CEBU – President Ferdinand Marcos Jr said the Malampaya natural gas fields, just 50 kilometers offshore Northwest Palawan, belongs to the Philippines and not China.



Sunday, April 30, 2023

Dive yacht sinks off Palawan province, 28 rescued but four still missing

CEBU – The Philippine Coast Guard said a dive yacht had sunk off Palawan province on Sunday and that 28 people had been rescued but the search continues on for the missing four passengers.



Thursday, December 29, 2022

Philippines protests Chinese aggression off Palawan

THE PHILIPPINES has filed a diplomatic protest against Beijing after a Chinese Coast Guard vessel intruded in Filipino waters and forcefully grabbed a Chinese rocket debris retrieved by the Philippine navy in the West Philippine Sea.



Friday, November 18, 2022

U.S. donates medical training, equipment to Philippine Coast Guard

CEBU - The U.S. Embassy Civil Affairs Team (CAT) recently donated medical and dive equipment and conducted training for the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) to support search and rescue and maritime law enforcement operations in Palawan. 



Saturday, August 20, 2022

Palawan receives tents, medical supplies from U.S. Embassy

PUERTO PRINCESA CITY - Filipino government officials thanked the U.S. Embassy Civil Affairs Team (CAT) for donating disaster relief tents and medical supplies worth about P1.6 million ($30,000).



Saturday, April 23, 2022

Cebu among areas getting US aid

CEBU – Washington said it is providing - through the U.S. Agency for International Development – additional P17.5 million ($350,000) to support ecosystem and community recovery and this brings the total U.S. government aid for Typhoon Odette relief and recovery efforts to nearly P1.1 billion ($21.54 million). 



Thursday, August 26, 2021

Rescued pangolin returned to Palawan

CEBU PACIFIC flew a rescued pangolin to Palawan province from Muntinlupa City where the scared scaly anteater was found by residents roaming in the village of Ayala Alabang.



Wednesday, May 5, 2021

Get the fuck out! DFA calls China an ugly oaf

“China, my friend, how politely can I put it? Let me see… O…GET THE FUCK OUT. What are you doing to our friendship? You. Not us. We’re trying. You. You’re like an ugly oaf forcing your attentions on a handsome guy who wants to be a friend; not to father a Chinese province,” said Philippine Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr. in an expletive-laced Twitter message.



Sunday, April 25, 2021

Hindi natin kaya ang China: Duterte

'West Philippine Sea, hindi na sa atin' 

SINABI NI Pangulong Duterte na wala itong balak magpadala ng mga barkong pandigma sa West Philippine Sea kahit pa inangkin ng China ang Julian Felipe Reef sa loob ng ating exclusive economic zone, ilang milya lamang mula sa Palawan.



Friday, March 26, 2021

Chinese ‘militia’ vessels swarm off Palawan

THE U.S. State Department is standing by the Philippines in its latest run-in with China over disputed sea territory.



Saturday, October 10, 2020

Cebu, Visayas proclaimed Best Islands in Asia

CEBU PROVINCE proves to be a place which has stayed in the heart and mind of travelers when travel itself began to be out of reach in 2020 in the face of a pandemic.



Sunday, September 13, 2020

‘City of Flowers’ gets U.S. donation

THE PROTECT WILDLIFE Project - a partnership between the United States and the Philippines - donated complete sets of computer equipment to the local government in an effort to further boost environmental and fishery protection in Zamboanga City, whose moniker is “City of Flowers” because of its greenery.



Sunday, August 2, 2020

US donates more PPE, medical supplies hospitals

U.S. Army and Marine Corps delivered an additional P11.4 million in personal protective equipment (PPE) and medical supplies to hospitals in 11 cities across the Philippines.



Sunday, January 26, 2020

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Saturday, May 25, 2019

Crocodile kills man in Palawan

PHILIPPINE AUTHORITIES SAID a crocodile had attacked and killed a 35-year old man in a river in Palawan province. 

The mutilated body of Jomar Mangali was recovered in Canipaan River in the town of Rizal on Friday after he was reported missing by his family. According to Forester Jovic Fabello, a spokesman for the Palawan Council for Sustainable Development or PCSD, said the crocodiles have nesting areas in the river banks and are off-limits to residents.

Fabello said Canipaan is also a crocodile sanctuary and it was unclear how Mangali found his way there.

Last December, PCSD caught a 15-foot crocodile in Palawan's Balabac town and was believed to have killed a fisherman, Cornelio Bonete, 33, in November. (With a report from Rhoderick Beñez)


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Sunday, April 14, 2019

'Batuta' ni Duterte

MULI NA naman nahaharap sa kontrobersyal ang Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte matapos nitong ipag-yabang ang kanya umanong “malaking ari” sa isang campaign rally sa Puerto Prinsesa City sa lalawigan ng Palawan kamakailan lamang.

Pinagpistahan naman ito ng mga international newspapers at news agencies, ngunit sa karamihan ng mga Pilipino ay isang kabastusan umano ang naging pahayag ni Duterte.

Sinabi pa ni Duterte na malimit itong maglakad ng nakahubad sa dormitoryo noong ito ay nag-aaral pa. “Sa totoo, ang lalaki is measured by his character. Pagwapo-gwapo ka diyan tapos paglabas ng titi, maliit pala. Pasalamat ako sa tatay ko. At least pinalabas niya ako sa buhay, highly equipped,” sambit pa ni Duterte.

Sa lahat ng mga naging Pangulo ng Pilipinas ay tanging si Duterte lamang ang “pinaka-bastos” - mula sa paghahalik sa mga kababaihan sa publiko, pagmumura sa Santo Papa at mga alagad ng Diyos, at gayun rin sa mga Presidente ng ibang bansa at opisyal ng United Nations, at ngayon ay tungkol naman sa kanyang ari ang naging paksa sa harap ng maraming tao, kabilang ang mga kababaihan - ayon sa mga kritiko ng Pangulo.

Subali’t kung tatanungin si Duterte ukol sa mga puna at paratang ng kabastusan sa kanya ay ipupukol naman nito sa “dilawan” o sa Liberal Party at ibang oposisyon ang mga bintang at sasabihing “black propaganda” lamang ito kontra sa kanya. Ilang beses na rin sinabi ni Duterte na ang nakikita at naririnig ng publiko sa kanya ay ang tunay nitong katauhan at hindi rin nito babaguhin ang mga puna laban sa kanya.

Sinabi rin nito kanyang sasabihin ang anumang naisin dahil siya ang Pangulo ng bansa.
Kaliwa’t-kanan rin ang banat nito sa “Otso Diretso” sa bawat campaign rally, ngunit pare-pareho lamang rin ang kanyang mga sinasabi tungkol sa mga kandidato nito sa Senado. Maging si senatorial candidate at abogadong si Chel Diokno ay tinira rin ni Duterte at tinawag pang “pangit.”

Ultimo gilagid at mga kilos at salita ni Diokno, na nag-silbing chairman ng Free Legal Assistance Group (FLAG) at founding dean ng Dela Salle, ay hindi pinalampas ni Duterte. “Eh, wala parang magsalita tsetse. Yung tatay niya, doon ako saludo. Pero ito? Kalaki pa ng gilagid mukha, 'yung, pangit,” wika pa ni Duterte. Ang ama ni Chel ay ang abogadong si Jose Diokno, na naging senador at Justice secretary noon at siyang founder ng FLAG na siyang nagbibigay ng free legal services sa mga maralitang walang kakayahang kumuha ng abogado.

Ipinag-yabang rin ni Duterte ang umano’y pagkakaroon ng maraming girlfriends at hinamon pa si Chel ng paramihan ng babae. “Ang sabihin niya…pangit ka rin. O! Sige, totoo ka? Harapan diyan sa Luneta, magdala ka. Ilan ang girlfriends mo? Sige kay dalhin ko 'yung akin. Yung pinaka-maraming girlfriend, yun ang gwapo,” ani Duterte.

Sa mga tagapag-tanggol ni Duterte, ilang beses rin nilang sinabi na dapat ay huwag seseryosohin ang lahat ng sinasabi ng Pangulo at kalimitan ay pawang mga pagbibiro lamang ito upang patawanin ang publiko. (Mindanao Examiner)


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Saturday, April 6, 2019

Duterte orders review of all govt. contracts

PRESIDENT DUTERTE has ordered the Solicitor-General, the Secretary of Justice, and all those in the legal departments of different government agencies to finally review all contracts entered into by the government.

The order coincided with mounting calls by the public for Duterte to bare all contracts entered by the government with China, especially on infrastructure programs and other loans that could be disadvantageous.

But Presidential Spokesperson Salvador Panelo said Duterte’s decision came after the President himself discovered an onerous provision contracted by the Ramos’ administration when the government entered a deal with Maynilad.

“In that contract the Republic of the Philippines was prohibited from interfering into the terms of contrac and that’s why we lost in the arbitration tribunal, and I think we were made to pay 3.5 billion pesos because according to the ruling, the government intervened and by reason of intervention Maynilad suffered damages,” Panelo said.

He said Duterte is adamant in following the provisions of the Constitution. He said anything that runs counter to the highest law of the land can be rescinded and struck down by the government.

Panelo claimed that Duterte’s order is to review, evaluate, scrutinize every contract entered into by the government and or its agencies with private entities and or states, and to determine whether there are onerous provisions in the contract that would put Filipinos at a disadvantage or would be in violation of the Constitution.

“Even if it is executed, if it’s in violation of the Constitution, you can rescind and strike it down. We’ll ask the court to rescind it,” Panelo said, adding, Duterte was disappointed to know that a private company is prohibiting the government from taking actions regarding water services. “That contract was entered into by the government and drafted by lawyers of the government. There could be collusion between the lawyers of the government and the lawyers of the private company. We cannot do that. We have to prosecute them,” Panelo explained.

Quoting Duterte, Panelo said this new promulgation is the President’s way of keeping with his mandate to serve and protect the Filipino people. “In other words, the President is warning all and sundry that for as long as he is the President he will not allow anything that will go against the interest of the Filipino people. He will use the Constitution, all the powers given him to protect the Filipino people and to serve them faithfully,” he said.

Panelo said Duterte’s new directive to the Cabinet is to review all contract regardless if it is already in place or not. “We’ll have to examine every provision in the contract. Anything against public policy or against the law, against the Constitution, we have to strike down. It would be a continuing investigation of contracts,” he said. (With a report from Mindanao Examiner)


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Monday, January 14, 2019

Cruise ship runs aground in Sulu Sea

ZAMBOANGA CITY – A cruise ship ran aground in the Sulu Sea after hitting a coral bed some 15 nautical miles off Cagayancillo Island near Palawan province, the Maritime Bulletin reported Monday.

It said the MV Forever Lucky was on its way to Bataan province in Luzon for repairs when it hit the coral bed. There were no passengers and the ship, which came from General Santos City in Mindanao, had only 15 crew members. All were rescued following the accident which occurred January 7.

“Thankfully, the ship went into trouble without passengers on board,” the report said. “The ship was still aground, monitored for possible oil leak. Filipino salvage company was said to be contracted for salvage.”

It said the cruise ship – owned by Fahrenheit Company - was stopped last year by Philippine authorities in Bataan province from leaving for Micronesia for allegedly smuggling 139 Filipinos to illegally work in Guam.

Maritime Bulletin further said that the cruise ship is strictly for inland waters and is not seaworthy.

“Russian inner waters are still full of cruise ships of this type, but these ships are strictly and only inland waters ships, they are not seaworthy, though sometimes irresponsible owners and authorities allow them to take short sea coastal trips, in Black/Azov seas mostly. Fresh sea and wind will sink such ship in no time. It is absolutely irresponsible for Filipino authorities to allow such ship to navigate Filipino waters,” it said.

There was no immediate statement from the Philippine Coast Guard. (Mindanao Examiner)


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