MINDANAO TIMES TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2012 4 NATIONAL ( / SALCEDA / 30) MANILA (PNA) - New Bilibid Prisons (NBP) Direc- tor Gaudencio Pangilinan was formally charged on Monday before the Department of Justice (DOJ) with alleged violation of Republic Act No. 3019, otherwise known as the “Anti-Graft and Corrupt Practices Act.” NBP chief rapped with graft, corruption Kabungsuan Makilala, a prison guard and a former member of the Bids and Awards Committee (BAC) of the NBP, and Sandra Cam, accompanied by their legal counsel Allan Paguia, personally filed their con- solidated complaint in con- nection with the alleged corruption being commit- ted at the NBP. In their three-page consolidated complaint- affidavit, Makilala and Cam also charged Pan- gilinan with violation of R.A. No. 9184, otherwise known as the “Government Procurement Act” when Mayers Foods and Cater- ing Services was allegedly selected to supply food to the NBP inmates amount- ing to P16 million. The complainants also cited the more than P1.5- million contract for the renovation of the adminis- tration building in the so- called “chop-chop procure- ment” and unauthorized cutting of historical trees without the required permit from the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR). They also accused Pan- gilinan of illegal transfer of some inmates and un- authorized exercise of ap- pointing power. Likewise, the com- plainants asked the DOJ to place them under the coverage of the govern- ment’s Witness Protection Program (WPP). (PNA) BUREAU of Customs (BOC) officials present the illegally imported fake medicines, cellphone batteries, cellphone chargers and counterfeit designer bags at the BOC headquarters in Manila. The counterfeit items worth P400 million arrived at the port of Manila from China. AFP PHOTO THE PHILIPPINE Na- tional Police (PNP) should pursue without let up in identifying and in filing the necessary charges against the perpetrators in the mauling of a Metropoli- tan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) traffic aide who tried to stop them from the illegal motor race Police ordered: Go after illegal racers whoever they are over the weekend, Senator Chiz Escudero said. MMDA traffic aide Raul Reoteros was severely beaten up by drag racers last Saturday when he tried to prevent an on-going il- legal race along Macapagal Boulevard in the wee hours of the morning. MANILA (PNA) -- Cebu Pacific Air has announced the cancellation of its flights to Isabela due to inclement weather in its destination, Cauayan airport. Airline cancels Isabela flights due to bad weather In a statement, the country’s largest budget carrier said flights 5J 196 Manila to Cauayan and 5J 197 Cauayan to Manila had CABANATUAN CITY (PNA) – The city’s police and social welfare office recently cracked down on various entertainment houses here suspected of fronting for prostitution activities. The move was sparked by protests by church, civic organizations, the academe and concerned citizens Police in Nueva Ecija raid entertainment houses amid the sudden mush- rooming of videoke bars and fun houses cashing in on the economic upsurge of the community. SALCEDA LEGAZPI CITY (PNA) -- The United Nations has appointed Albay Governor Joey S. Salceda and three others as its new batch of Millennium Development Goal (MDG) Advocates’ spokespersons on various MDG sectoral concerns. The new MDG spokes- persons have joined inter- national beauty titlist Venus Raj, also a Bicolana, whom the UN earlier appointed as such. The names of the newly appointed MDG spokespersons were an- nounced during the recent solidarity concert held at the University of the Philip- pines in Diliman, Quezon City. Aside from Salceda, the three others appointed were Filipino-Australian television host-actress Iya Villaniya, youth leader Bam Aquino and women’s NGO director Iza Abeja. Their advocacies range from climate change ad- aptation and disaster risk reduction to youth em- ployment and migration, improving access to water, and food security and nu- trition. Gov. Salceda is popu- larly known as the ‘green economist’ who pioneered the advocacy for climate change adaptation (CCA) Salceda, 3 others named MDG spokespersons and disaster risk reduction (DRR) as leverage strate- gies to outsmart natural calamities and propel the economy forward despite them. For his pioneering initiatives and consistent advocacy in these fields, the United Nations earlier declared him as its Senior Global Champion on CCA and DRR, and adopted Albay Province as its pilot area. The national govern- ment and many other local government units have already adopted Salceda’s ‘Zero Casualty’ through CAMP PANTALEON GARCIA, Imus, Cavite (PNA) – Police killed a se- curity guard, who went on a shooting spree in Kawit town Monday morning. Chief Inspector Ma- Security guard killed after shooting rampage merto O. Malubay, Kawit police chief, in a report to Cavite Police provincial di- rector Sr. Supt. John Bula- lacao, identified the fatality as Raymundo Evangelista, ILOILO CITY (PNA) - Twelve packs of various meat products imported from South Korea were or- dered confiscated by airport authorities at the Kalibo International Airport (KIA) in Aklan on Saturday. Members of the Phil- ippine National Police Aviation Security Group (PNP-ASG), quarantine inspector and agricultural technologists of the local government unit of Kalibo spotted the meat products in the baggage of a Korean national, identified as Kim Ho Yeon, who took the Zest Air flight No. Z2-039 direct from South Korea on Saturday. The meat products in- clude 10 packs of pork sausage and two packs of pork intestines. Meat products from S. Korea seized ( / MEAT / 30) ( / SECURITY / 30) ( / POLICE IN/ 30) ( / AIRLINE / 30) ( / POLICE / 30)
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SALCEDA amid the sudden mush- rooming of videoke bars and fun houses cashing in on the economic upsurge of the community. CAMP PANTALEON GARCIA, Imus, Cavite (PNA) – Police killed a se- curity guard, who went on a shooting spree in Kawit town Monday morning. Chief Inspector Ma- MINDANAO TIMES fronting for prostitution activities. The move was sparked by protests by church, civic organizations, the academe and concerned citizens ( / MEAT / 30) ( / SALCEDA / 30) TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2012
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MANILA (PNA) - New Bilibid Prisons (NBP) Direc-tor Gaudencio Pangilinan was formally charged on Monday before the Department of Justice (DOJ) with alleged violation of Republic Act No. 3019, otherwise known as the “Anti-Graft and Corrupt Practices Act.”
NBP chief rapped with graft, corruption
Kabungsuan Makilala, a prison guard and a former member of the Bids and Awards Committee (BAC) of the NBP, and Sandra Cam, accompanied by their legal counsel Allan Paguia, personally filed their con-solidated complaint in con-nection with the alleged corruption being commit-ted at the NBP.
In their three-page consolidated complaint-affidavit, Makilala and Cam also charged Pan-
gilinan with violation of R.A. No. 9184, otherwise known as the “Government Procurement Act” when Mayers Foods and Cater-ing Services was allegedly selected to supply food to the NBP inmates amount-ing to P16 million.
The complainants also cited the more than P1.5-million contract for the renovation of the adminis-tration building in the so-called “chop-chop procure-ment” and unauthorized
cutting of historical trees without the required permit from the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR).
They also accused Pan-gilinan of illegal transfer of some inmates and un-
authorized exercise of ap-pointing power.
Likewise, the com-plainants asked the DOJ to place them under the coverage of the govern-ment’s Witness Protection Program (WPP). (PNA)
BUREAU of Customs (BOC) officials present the illegally imported fake medicines, cellphone batteries, cellphone chargers and counterfeit designer bags at the BOC headquarters in Manila. The counterfeit items worth P400 million arrived at the port of Manila from China. AFP PHOTO
THE PHILIPPINE Na-tional Police (PNP) should pursue without let up in identifying and in filing the necessary charges against the perpetrators in the mauling of a Metropoli-tan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) traffic aide who tried to stop them from the illegal motor race
Police ordered: Go after illegal racers whoever they are
over the weekend, Senator Chiz Escudero said.
MMDA traffic aide Raul Reoteros was severely beaten up by drag racers last Saturday when he tried to prevent an on-going il-legal race along Macapagal Boulevard in the wee hours of the morning.
MANILA (PNA) -- Cebu Pacific Air has announced the cancellation of its flights to Isabela due to inclement weather in its destination, Cauayan airport.
Airline cancels Isabela flights due
to bad weatherIn a statement, the
country’s largest budget carrier said flights 5J 196 Manila to Cauayan and 5J 197 Cauayan to Manila had
CABANATUAN CITY (PNA) – The city’s police and social welfare office recently cracked down on various entertainment houses here suspected of
fronting for prostitution activities.
The move was sparked by protests by church, civic organizations, the academe and concerned citizens
Police in Nueva Ecija raid entertainment houses
amid the sudden mush-rooming of videoke bars and fun houses cashing in on the economic upsurge of the community.
SALCEDA
LEGAZPI CITY (PNA) -- The United Nations has appointed Albay Governor Joey S. Salceda and three others as its new batch of Millennium Development Goal (MDG) Advocates’ spokespersons on various MDG sectoral concerns.
The new MDG spokes-persons have joined inter-national beauty titlist Venus Raj, also a Bicolana, whom the UN earlier appointed as such. The names of the newly appointed MDG spokespersons were an-nounced during the recent solidarity concert held at the University of the Philip-pines in Diliman, Quezon
City.Aside from Salceda,
the three others appointed were Filipino-Australian television host-actress Iya Villaniya, youth leader Bam Aquino and women’s NGO director Iza Abeja. Their advocacies range from climate change ad-aptation and disaster risk reduction to youth em-ployment and migration, improving access to water, and food security and nu-trition.
Gov. Salceda is popu-larly known as the ‘green economist’ who pioneered the advocacy for climate change adaptation (CCA)
Salceda, 3 others named MDG spokespersonsand disaster risk reduction (DRR) as leverage strate-gies to outsmart natural calamities and propel the economy forward despite them.
For his pioneering initiatives and consistent advocacy in these fields, the United Nations earlier declared him as its Senior Global Champion on CCA and DRR, and adopted Albay Province as its pilot area.
The national govern-ment and many other local government units have already adopted Salceda’s ‘Zero Casualty’ through
CAMP PANTALEON GARCIA, Imus, Cavite (PNA) – Police killed a se-curity guard, who went on a shooting spree in Kawit town Monday morning.
Chief Inspector Ma-
Security guard killedafter shooting rampage
merto O. Malubay, Kawit police chief, in a report to Cavite Police provincial di-rector Sr. Supt. John Bula-lacao, identified the fatality as Raymundo Evangelista,
ILOILO CITY (PNA) - Twelve packs of various meat products imported from South Korea were or-dered confiscated by airport authorities at the Kalibo International Airport (KIA) in Aklan on Saturday.
Members of the Phil-ippine National Police Aviation Security Group (PNP-ASG), quarantine inspector and agricultural technologists of the local government unit of Kalibo spotted the meat products in the baggage of a Korean national, identified as Kim Ho Yeon, who took the Zest Air flight No. Z2-039 direct from South Korea on Saturday.
The meat products in-clude 10 packs of pork sausage and two packs of pork intestines.
Meat products
from S. Korea
seized
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( / AIRLINE / 30)
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