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Wednesday, July 25, 2012
DPWH-S2DEO intensifies drive on RROW obstruction clearing
SORSOGON
CITY, July 25 – With reports on high incidence of roadside mishap, Department
of Public Works and Highways – Sorsogon 2 District Engineering Office (DPWH-S2DEO)
has step-up the clearing of various structures obstructing all Road-Right of
Way (RROW) along national thoroughfares within the S2DEO limits.
District
Engineer Jake Alamar reminded anew his maintenance engineer on the strict implementation
as to the removal of all stuff that impedes the road-right of way along
national roads.
All
structures that were considered obstructions along national primary and
secondary roads, even those that are permanently constructed such as
infrastructure projects of barangay and other Local Government Units (LGUs)
that infringe RROW limits were ordered demolished.
“These
permanent structures I ordered to demolished include utility posts, buildings,
houses, shanties, stores, shops, sheds, posts, canopies, billboards, signage,
advertisements, fences and amusement places that are deemed hindrance and could
obstruct safe passage of vehicles and pedestrians,” said D.E. Alamar.
He
also stressed out that pedestrians who constantly walk sidewalks and shoulders
are exposed to roadside accidents, and with these, all measures in ensuring the
public’s safety must be intensified.
Meanwhile,
Engr. Jose B. Gigantone, Jr. S2DEO Maintenance Section Chief, made available
the report of their accomplishments clearing RROW obstacles along the
municipalities covered by the 2nd District Engineering office.
He
likewise maintained that the removal of obstructions along RROW has been
incessant and that they have removed a remarkable number of RROW obstructions
even before and that they will never cease in doing their routine work,
clearing and curtailing all that hamper and infringe what confines the RROW.
Furthermore,
he gave the District Engineer and the public as well, an assurance that they
will be working progressively in maintaining road safety for the pedestrians
and general public. (HEDeri, DPWH-S2DEO/BARecebido, PIA Sorsogon)
DPWH-S2DEO intensifies drive on RROW obstruction clearing
SORSOGON
CITY, July 25 – With reports on high incidence of roadside mishap, Department
of Public Works and Highways – Sorsogon 2 District Engineering Office (DPWH-S2DEO)
has step-up the clearing of various structures obstructing all Road-Right of
Way (RROW) along national thoroughfares within the S2DEO limits.
District
Engineer Jake Alamar reminded anew his maintenance engineer on the strict implementation
as to the removal of all stuff that impedes the road-right of way along
national roads.
All
structures that were considered obstructions along national primary and
secondary roads, even those that are permanently constructed such as
infrastructure projects of barangay and other Local Government Units (LGUs)
that infringe RROW limits were ordered demolished.
“These
permanent structures I ordered to demolished include utility posts, buildings,
houses, shanties, stores, shops, sheds, posts, canopies, billboards, signage,
advertisements, fences and amusement places that are deemed hindrance and could
obstruct safe passage of vehicles and pedestrians,” said D.E. Alamar.
He
also stressed out that pedestrians who constantly walk sidewalks and shoulders
are exposed to roadside accidents, and with these, all measures in ensuring the
public’s safety must be intensified.
Meanwhile,
Engr. Jose B. Gigantone, Jr. S2DEO Maintenance Section Chief, made available
the report of their accomplishments clearing RROW obstacles along the
municipalities covered by the 2nd District Engineering office.
He
likewise maintained that the removal of obstructions along RROW has been
incessant and that they have removed a remarkable number of RROW obstructions
even before and that they will never cease in doing their routine work,
clearing and curtailing all that hamper and infringe what confines the RROW.
Furthermore,
he gave the District Engineer and the public as well, an assurance that they
will be working progressively in maintaining road safety for the pedestrians
and general public. (HEDeri, DPWH-S2DEO/BARecebido, PIA Sorsogon)
Pitong proyektong popondohan ng PAMANA-DILG inaprubahan na ng PPOC
Ni: Bennie A. Recebido
LUNGSOD
NG SORSOGON, Hulyo 25 (PIA) – Pitong mga proyekto sa limang bayan sa Sorsogon
na popondohan sa ilalim ng Payapa at Masaganang Pamayanan – Department of
Interior and Local Government (PAMANA-DILG) ang inaprubahan at iniindorso sa
Regional Peace and Order Council (RPOC) Technical Working Group upang ma-review
ng mga kasapi ng Sorsogon Provincial Peace and Order Council (PPOC).
Sa
ipinatawag na pagtitipon ni Sorsogon Governor Raul R. Lee noong Biyernes, June
20, inilahad ng PPOC Secretariat sa pangunguna ni DILG Provincial Director
Ruben Baldeo ang kumpletong mga dokumento kasama na ang project proposal ng mga
proyektong popondohan ng PAMANA-DILG sa taong 2012.
Kabilang
sa mga ito ay ang pag-aaspalto ng Burgos-Calayugan Road sa Casiguran,
Caruhayon-Tinago Farm-to-Market Road at Lower-Upper Calmayon Farm-to-Market
Road sa Juban, pagkokonkreto ng Union-Sangat Farm-to-Market Road sa Gubat at ng
Liang Farm-to-Market Road sa Irosin, at pagtatayo ng Level II Water System at
River Control Project sa Barcelona. Lahat ng mga proyekto ay pawang
nagkakahalaga ng tig-lilimang milyong piso.
Ang
mga proyekto ay dumaan sa masusing pag-aaral at deliberasyon ng mga kasapi ng
PPOC Technical Working Group bago ito iprinisinta sa mga kasapi ng PPOC para
aprubahan at isumite sa RPOC Technical Working Group bago aprubahan ng RPOC at
tuluyan nang mailabas ang pondo at simulan ang implementasyon.
Ayon
kay Baldeo, hinihintay pa ng PPOC TWG na makumpleto din ng natitira pang mga
aydentipikadong benepisyaryo ng PAMANA-DILG ang kanilang project proposal at
mga dokumento upang maisumite rin ito sa mga kinauukulan at maibilang sa Phase
III project ng PAMANA-DILG 2012. (BARecebido, PIA Sorsogon)
P-Noy’s 3rd SONA drew praises from Sorsoganons; militant groups hushed
By: Bennie A. Recebido
SORSOGON CITY, July 24 – President Benigno
Aquino III’s longest ever SONA on Monday, June 23, which lasted for almost one
and a half hour, drew more praises and positive feedback from majority of the
Sorsoganons compared to his previous SONAs, as monitored from various local
media outlets and as stated by some bystanders here. And again, the use of the
national language made his SONA appreciated by common Filipinos.
“The SONA presentation was made simple yet
comprehensible,” said Connie Llanete, a carenderia owner here.
In an informal interview with some tricycle
drivers, sidewalk vendors, college students as well as private and government workers,
they did not hide their conviction over the achievements the President has
presented saying Sorsoganons who belong to the marginalized sector now really
feel that the government is taking good care of them citing the ‘Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program’
(Conditional Cash Transfer Program), the universal Philhealth benefits, as well
as scholarships and other educational benefits presently enjoyed by the
beneficiaries.
The fight against corruption swayed many
Sorsoganons and likewise, appreciated the President’s value for convergence and
“bayanihan” system as a tool towards achieving good governance.
Touching on the Philippines-China dispute,
many were convinced about President Aquino’s stand. “He is bullying a brave front
over the China issue, and that is a good move,” said an employee of a private
company here who doesn’t want his name to be revealed.
“Crediting to Filipinos the
administration’s achievements for the past one year is in no doubt an
indication that the President is sincere in saying “Kayo ang Boss ko” (“You are my boss.”),” some others also said.
But still, just as the saying goes, “you
cannot please anyone”, there are still those who found the SONA lacking in
merit.
According to one media commentator here,
though the President elaborated credit rating upgrades, high stock market
record, higher growth of domestic product than projected, still the President
failed to state the current situation of the country.
“I may, perhaps, have a different
perspective of what SONA is, but given all the achievements and future plans of
the President, he should have also presented the current status of the country,
whether it has been elevated from a particular rank to another rank
specifically in terms of poverty and/or economic indices,” he said.
Another media practitioner said that the
impressive statistics presented are just but all parts of a political gambit.
Also, according to a few, modernization of
the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) is a lofty dream. But, they are still
open to the possibility of attaining this dream saying nothing is wrong in
dreaming loftily, trusting the President’s “those impossible may be made
possible.”
And to one non-government worker who looked
at modernization effort positively, said that procurement of equipment of the
Philippine National Police (PNP) and modernization of the AFP show how the
President value the life of our uniformed men coming up an effective strategy
to make sure these men can still go back to their family intact and alive after
every response to the call of duty.
Meanwhile, surprising to most Sorsoganons,
militant groups here who were expected to air out sentiments through march
rally and demonstrations during the President’s SONA were quiet and were not
seen dispersed doing any activity at the city’s identified protester’s area and
even along main thoroughfares.
Some media reports, however, disclosed that
a number of members of the militant groups here went to some parts in Bicol
region and in Manila to join bigger activities there while about one or two
persons quietly displayed some placards and streamers at the shoulder of Alice
Bridge in Magsaysay St., Sorsogon City. (BARecebido, PIA Sorsogon)
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Pangatlong SONA ng Pangulo mas umani ng papuri kumpara noong 2011
Ni: Bennie A. Recebido
LUNGSOD NG SORSOGON, Hulyo 24 (PIA) – Kahit
naging mas mahaba ang naging talumpati ng Pangulo sa kanyang pangatlong State
of the Nation Address (SONA) kahapon na umabot sa isa’t kalahating oras kumpara
sa kanyang SONA noong 2011, tinutukan pa rin ito ng mga Sorsoganon hanggang sa
matapos ito.
Taliwas sa naging reaksyon sa SONA ng
Pangulo noong nakaraang taon, kung saan hati ang reaksyon ng mga Sorsoganon,
mas marami ang natuwa at naghayag ng pagpuri ngayon sa talumpati ng Pangulo na
tinagurian niyang “Ulat kay Boss” ukol sa kasalukuyang kalagayan ng bansa
ngayon.
Hindi naitatwa ng ilang mga nanood ang
pagsang-ayon sa ilang mga nagawa ng pamahalaan at sinabing mas naramdaman ng
mga Sorsoganon ngayon sa iallim ng kasalukuyang administrasyon ang pagtulong sa
mga mahihirap na mabawasan ang mga pasanin nito tulad ng pagbibigay ng Conditional
Cash Transfer, mga benepisyong pangkalusugan tulad ng pag-eenrol sa Philhealth
kasama na rin ang mga benepisyong pang-edukasyon.
Kumbinsido din ang ilan sa iniulat na
paglago ng ekonomiya at sa mga balak pa ng Pangulo para sa susunod na taon at
bago siya bumaba sa pwesto.
Ayon naman sa iilan, masyado umanong mataas
ang panaginip ng Pangulo ukol sa modernisasyon ng Sandatahang Lakas ng
Pilipinas, subalit naging bukas pa rin ang mga ito sa posibilidad ng
realisasyon nito sabay sa pagsasabing walang masamang mangarap at sinusugan din
ng mga ito ang linya ng Pangulo na “Maaring gawing posible ang imposible” .
Samantala, naging tahimik at mapayapa naman
ang lalawigan ng Sorsogon buong araw kahapon at maliban sa ilang mga placard na
iniwan sa may bahagi ng Alice Bridge sa Magsaysay St, Sorsogon City ay halos
walang gaanong nakitang mga militanteng grupong nagmartsa kaugnay ng ginawang
SONA ng Pangulo kahapon.
Binatikos din ng ilan ang naging kaganapan
sa Commonwealth Avenue kahapon kung saan nagkaroon ng girian sa pagitan ng PNP
at raliyista. Anila’y hindi dapat na nagiging marahas ang pagpapahayag ng mga
sentimyento, bagkus ay gawin ito sa mahinahong paraan lalo na’t hindi kaaway
ang pamahalaan kundi katuwang ng bawat isa sa pag-abot ng kaunlarang minimithi.
(BARecebido, PIA Sorsogon)
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