PH CoVid-19 cases now at 35

DOH and WHO has announced that as of today, March 10, 2020, 11 new cases has been added bringing the country’s total to 35.

The details of the additional cases has not been released. Furthermore, the government and DOH has encouraged the public to be vigilant and cautious so as to avoid further infections.

Other areas in and out of Metro Manila has come up with certain measures to avoid further spread of the virus. Some schools has been closed down and some companies has limited staff from coming to work as a precautionary measure.

Establishments whom individual has been found positive has been locked down and contacts has been traced for testing. Details has not been released publicly to avoid mass panic.

Meanwhile, other provinces has come up with their own measures to prevent further spread of the virus.

Bag-ong Dan construction of concrete road has commenced.

DPWH 5th District Engineering Office has approved the construction/implementation of access at Bag-ong Dan, Liloan Cebu.

With a budget of about 13M, the project has started on February 20, 2020 under Gonzalodo Enterprises as its contractor.

The project should give better travel comfort of those using this road once the project is completed. The public is encouraged to take alternate routes or be more patient during the duration of its construction.

Kudos to the efforts of our Municipal Mayor, Christina Frasco and our 5th District Congressman, Duke Frasco, for pushing this project to finish which long has been pending.

credits to Hon. Emma Pepito of Brgy Yati for the photos.

LTO to implement a 15-hour driving seminar as a pre-requisite for Student Drivers Permit.

A 15-hr driving seminar will be required by the Land Transportation Office (LTO) starting April 2020 to those who wish to acquire a student permit.

The seminar is expected to be one of the “solutions ” to minimize traffic. This seminar is aimed to produce more effective drivers on the road, thus, minimizing long queues in traffic and avoid accidents. Requiring a more comprehensive seminar would give aspiring drivers a good grasp should a situation arise and better judgement towards it.

The seminar is a requirement embodied in the Memorandum Circular 2019-2176. The seminar will compose basic driving lesson and traffic laws. The seminar is a pre-requisite for the acquisition of student driver permit.

Director of LTO Central Visayas said that all driving centers will have to apply for accreditation.

“So far, 21 schools have been accredited. Same concept with medical clinics. Electronic certificates are transmitted to LTO from the accredited schools. We are alos in discussions with LGUs (Local Government Units) for public driving schools which LTO will accredit,”

– Victor Caindec, Director of LTO Central Visayas

According to the memorandum, those who complete the 15-hour theoritical driving course will get certificates indicating the have completed the course and this will be transmitted automatically by the accredited driving schools to LTO to complete the process for the student driver permit.

First confirmed case of 2019 novel coronavirus in the Philippines

Today, the Department of Health announced the first confirmed case of the 2019 novel coronavirus in the Philippines. The patient is 38 years old from China.

The announcement was done today in a press briefing, after results were received from the confirmatory test done at the reference laboratory in Australia.

WHO is providing technical support to the Department of Health in its response to 2019-nCoV in the country, including laboratory capacity strengthening, logistics support, case management, coordination and information sharing, and risk communication.

We strongly encourage everyone to protect themselves against the risk of coronavirus:
🔹️Frequently clean hands by using alcohol-based hand rub or soap and water
🔹️When coughing and sneezing cover mouth and nose with flexed elbow or tissue – throw tissue away immediately and wash hands
🔹️Avoid close contact with anyone who has fever and cough
🔹️If you have fever, cough and difficulty breathing seek medical care early and share previous travel history with your health care provider
🔹️When visiting live markets in areas currently experiencing cases of novel coronavirus, avoid direct unprotected contact with live animals and surfaces in contact with animals
🔹️The consumption of raw or undercooked animal products should be avoided. Raw meat, milk or animal organs should be handled with care, to avoid cross-contamination with uncooked foods, as per good food safety practices.

For more information, visit the WHO 2019-nCoV page: http://bit.ly/2RYVhzO


Inanunsyo ng Department of Health ngayong araw ang unang kumpirmadong kaso ng 2019 novel coronavirus sa Pilipinas. Ang pasyente ay 38 taong gulang mula sa China.

Ito ay matapos makuha ang resulta mula sa confirmatory test na ginawa sa Australia.

Katuwang ng Department of Health ang WHO sa pagresponde ng 2019-nCoV dito sa bansa, kasama na ang pagpapalakas ng laboratory capacity, suporta sa logistics, case management, koordinasyon at pagbabahagi ng impormasyon, at risk communication.

Hinhikayat namin ang lahat na protektahan ang sarili laban sa coronavirus:
🔹️Laging linisin ang kamay gamit ang sabon at tubig o hand sanitizer na may alcohol
🔹️Kung uubo o babahing, takpan amg bibig at ilong gamit ang loob ng siko o tisyu – itapon agad ang tisyu at maghugas ng kamay
🔹️Iwasan ang malapit na pakikipagsalamuha sa taong may lagnat at ubo
🔹️Kung ikaw ay may lagnat, ubo, o hirap sa paghinga, magpakonsulta ng maaga at iabahagi ang travel history
🔹️Iwasan ang pagkain ng hindi luto na mga produktong hayop. Ingatan ang paghawak ng mga karne, gatas o laman loob upang maiwasan ang kontaminasyon batay sa maayos na food safety practices.

Source: World Health Organization (WHO)

International Terminal Fee already inclusive with ticket cost effective September 1, 2019

Mactan Cebu Internation Airport has officially announced that effective September 1, 2019, Internation Terminal Fee shall be incorporated with the ticket cost.

In this event, time-consuming lines at the Terminal Fee Counter can be avoided. However, there are still other factors to be considered (e.g pre-purchased tickets before the effective date and announcement). Thus, the MCIA authorities released the following guidelines to follow with the transition phase.

TERMINAL FEE PROCESS FLOW DURING TRANSITION PERIOD ( From September 1, 2019 to August 31, 2020)

Step 1: ALL PASSENGERS (including those who checked-in online) must proceed to respective airlinr check-in counter to validate if Terminal Fee has been paid already in the ticket

Step2: Proceed to Terminal Fee Counter for validation/payment.

For Non OFW

For paid Terminal Fee: A payment slip (zero receipt) will be attached on the boarding pass. For tickets without the Terminal Fee: Please prepare payment at the counter; a receipt shall be attached with the boarding pass.

For OFW

Please proceed to POEA counter first for validation of your documents

Step 3: Proceed to immigration and Security

Please be guided

Source: https://mactancebuairport.com/news/terminal-fee-process-flow/?fbclid=IwAR1f6khKFtOArJwSuS5C-FKKm6t5TF_-zITzUYdkNOBPnfLrvkAfbMV7Jg8

Civil Service Exam 2020 Schedule released

The Philippine Civil Service Commission has issued the Examination Announcement No.7 series of 2019 for the 2020 Civil Service Examination (CSE) schedule

Civil Service Exam 2020

➡️ First Batch: March 15, 2020

👉 Filing Period: Dec. 16, 2019 to Jan. 15, 2020

➡️ Second Batch: August 9, 2020

👉 Filing Period: May 11, 2020 to June 10, 2020

CALENDAR OF CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS THROUGH PEN AND PAPER TEST (PPT) for CY 2020, as follows:

CIVIL SERVICE EXAM Eligibility Requirements

  • Filipino Citizen, at least 18 years old, and of good moral character
  • Has no criminal record, or has not been convicted by final judgement or an offense or crime involving moral turpitude.
    -Has not been dishonorably discharged from military service, or dismissed for cause from any civilian position in the government.
  • Has not taken the same level of career servicec examination within three(3) months from the last examination taken.

CIVIL SERVICE EXAM DOCUMENTS REQUIREMENTS

  1. Fully accomplished application form. The spaces for “Signature of Applicant” and “Right Thumbmark” on the form should be left blank. These shall be accomplished in the presence of the CSC processor.
  2. Four (4) copies of identical pictures with specifications as follows:

Philippine passport size (4.5cm x 3.5cm or 1.8 inches x 1.4inches)

colored, with white background

printed on good quality photo paper

in standard close-up shot (from shoulder level up with the head and face occupying at least 80% of the picture and with the name tag position at approximately 1inch or 2.54cm below the chin)

in bare face (with no eyeglasses or any accessories that may cover the facial features)

showing left and right ears

taken in full-face view directly facing the camera

with neutral facial expression and both eyes open

with full and handwritten (not computer generated) name tag in the format: First Name, Middle Initial, Last Name, and Extension Name, if any (e.g JUAN C. DELA CRUZ, JR.), and signature over printed name

taken within the last 3 months prior to filing of application

3. Original and photocopy of any valid ID containing applicant’s clear picture, date of birth, signature, and signature of the authorized head of the issuing agency such as Driver”s License, SSS ID, GSIS ID, Philhealth ID, current Company/Office ID, current school ID, Postal ID, BIR ID, Barangay ID, Voter’s ID, Valid Passport, or Police Clearance (Note: Any other ID no included in the list shall NOT be accepted). ID’s lacking information, particularly the applicant’s date of birth, should be supported by Birth Certificate issued/authorized by the National Statistics Office (NSO) or Local Civil Registrar (LCR).

Except for the CSE-FSO, the CSC shall issue individual examination announcements at least one (1) week before the start of the application period, which shall contain details information on the following areas:

  • Testing Centers -Qualification/Admission Requirements
  • Application Requirements
  • Where to get and file the application forms
  • Testing venue (information about the school assignment)
  • Things to bring and important reminders on Examination Day
  • Scope of Examination/time limit
  • Passing grade and release of test results
  • Resulting civil service eligibility and issuance of certification of eligibility, as applicable.

Important Reminder: The acceptance of applications will be on a first come first serve basis because there wil be quotas for the first and second batch of applicants. If the targer and quota of number of examinees has already reached, your application will no longer be accepted. Make sure to visit or call the nearest field office of Civil Service Commission.

Dowloadable Application Form (PDF version) and Frequently Asked Questions: https://governmentph.com/civil-service-examination-form-no-100-revised-september-2016/

Source: http://csc.gov.ph

Rosquillos Festival placed 10th – Pasigarbo Sa Sugbo 2019

Our very own Rosquillos Festival has bagged the 10th spot for the Ritual Showdown at the recently concluded Pasigarbo Sa Sugbo.

Along with all other contigents, our Rosquillos dancers happily danced their way in the streets of Cebu yesterday, August 25, and showed, not only other contigents and participants, but also the excited audience on what our Rosquillos Festival can offer.

We may have failed to grab the top spot like the last time but to our dancers, organizers and supporters, Rosquillos Festival is still #1 in the hearts of all Liloanon. And this wouldn’t stop us from showcasing Rosquillos Festival in the next Pasigarbo Sa Sugbo.

Kudos to all the dancers, staff, trainers, and supporters, esp to Congressman Duke Frasco, Mayor Christina Frasco, Vice Mayor Thelma Jordan, Liloan SB Members, Brgy Capt. Gloria Sanchez, and the Brgy Poblacion staff for all the hardwork and dedication.

Here is the official list of the winning festivals:

Best in Ritual Showdown (Top 10)
1) Grand Champion: CARCAR CITY (Kabkaban Festival)
2) MADRIDEJOS (Isda Festival)
3) TALISAY CITY (Halad Inasal Festival)
4) ALCOY (Siloy Festival)
5) CONSOLACION (Sarok Festival)
6) ARGAO (La Torta Festival)
7) NAGA CITY (Dagitab Festival)
8 MOALBOAL (Kagasangan Festival)
9) SIBONGA (Bongga Festival)
10) LILOAN (Rosquillos Festival)

Best in Street Dancing (Top 5)
1) CARCAR CITY (Kabkaban Festival)
2) ASTURIAS (Lalin Festival)
3) DAANBANTAYAN (Haladaya Festival)
4) TOLEDO CITY (Hinulawan Festival)
5) CONSOLACION (Sarok Festival)

Best in Festival Costume – CARCAR (Kabkaban Festival)
Best Decorated Audio Van – CONSOLACION (Sarok Festival)
Best in Andas – MANDAUE CITY (Panagtagbo Festival)
Best Festival Jingle – CARCAR CITY (Kabkaban Festival)

(Source: Official Page of Pasigarbo sa Sugbo)

#LiveLoveLiloan #RosquillosFestival

For the ritual showdown video, please click on the link —-> https://youtu.be/W63FDEBYhxQ

Is it the end for Amazon?

The amazon has been burning for over 2 weeks and not one media group ever bothered to report it for the rest of the world to know. No news, no reports, NOTHING.

It’s sad that after the Amazonian’s won their fight to protect the forest, their land, it was then burnt to the ground. And the media has been keen about letting the world know about this tragedy that struck. This isn’t just the Amazonian’s fight now, its the rest of the world.

All has pointed that GREED is the root if this dreadful event. Could it be indeed the case? Tsk!

It is sad that Earth is rapidly dying with all these catastrophe that has struck recently. Is there really no hope? 😢

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