BJMP nagpanawagan sa publiko nga mangin katuwang sa pagpaayo sang mga priso

SYUDAD SANG ROXAS, Capiz, Pebrero 19 (PIA6) – Ginpanawagan sang Bureau of Jail Management and Penology ang publiko nga mangin katuwang sa pagbag-o kag pag-uswag sang mga priso.

Suno kay Roxas City BJMP Warden Jairus Anthony Dogelio nga daku ang papel sang mga pamilya sang tagsa ka priso lakip na ang kumonidad sa pagbag-o kag pagpaayo sang kabuhi sang mga ini agud mangin produktibo nga mga katapu sang sosyedad.

Suno sa iya nga indi tanan nga mga napriso ang malain apang mahimo nga bangud sa mga sirkumstansya natulod sila sa paghimo sang krimen.

Gin-apela man ni Dogelio sa publiko ang paghangop sa baylo sang diskriminasyon para sa mga ini .

Ginpaathag man niya nga kabahin sang ila mga hilikuton sa BJMP sa karon ang pagtudlo sa mga priso sang ihibalo kag teknolohiya kag paghatag sang pangabuhian subong sang pag-obra sang hollow blocks, kandila, handicraft kag wood craft nga nagadugang kita para igahatag sang mga ini sa ila tagsa ka pamilya.

Bilang suporta man sa ordinansa sang Syudad sang Roxas nga nagadumili sa paggamit sang plastic, magahimo man sila sang mga paper bag ukon supot para man sa ila dugang nga kita kag pangabuhian.

Maluwas sini, padayon man ang pagpatigayon sang ila mga hilikuton subong sang regular nga pag-ehersisyo, pagtuon, paralegal nga serbisyo sang BJMP para sa ila mga priso nga may ara pa nga naka-pending nga kaso, kag madamo pa nga iban.

Sining karon lang, suno man kay Dogelio, kapin sa 68 ka mga nakahunong sa ila prisohan ang natigayon nga makaparehistro para makaboto sa palaabuton nga piniliay.

Sa karon, ang Roxas City BJMP ang may ara nga 134 ka mga priso, 128 sang mga ini ang lalaki kag anom naman ang mga babaye. (JSC/JBG-PIA6 Capiz)

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KBP leaders join Cebu confab

ROXAS CITY, Capiz, March 2 (PIA6) – Top officials of the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas (KBP) – Capiz chapter joined their counterparts from various parts of the country in the 16th Cerge M. Remonde Chapter Leaders Conference last Feb. 28 to March 2 in Cebu City.

The Capiz delegates who made up the 80 participants were KBP Western Visayas coordinator and RMN – Roxas City station manager Ely Abarra and KBP – Capiz performance officer and IBC dyJJ station manager Rexam Laguda.

“We also have colleagues from Aklan, Negros Occidental and Iloilo who attended the conference,” said Laguda.

The three-day gathering discussed updates and regulations in the KBP local chapters, State of the Broadcast Media and challenges to KBP, The Case for Self-Regulation in the Broadcast Media, KBP Guidelines on Blocktimers, 2013 Election Rules and Guidelines and The Incentives Program for KBP Chapter.

The Ad Standards Council, which collaborates with KBP – National and KBP Cebu chapter in the conduct of the congress, was also given time to present updates, issues and concerns to broadcast participants.

Laguda added that Oplan Broadcastreeing 2013 and awarding of outstanding performers of the pro-environment initiative were also among the highlights of the gathering.

Oplan Broadcastreeing is a partnership project of KBP and the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) will help realize the 2011 to 2016 greening efforts which target to plant about 1.5 billion trees in an estimated 1.5 million hectares of lands in public domain.

The greening initiative has planted about 5,000 propagules or mangrove seedlings by local broadcast practitioners in the two mangrove tree planting activities at Cadimahan River in Brgy. Tanque here. (Alex A. Lumaque/PIA 6 Capiz)

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Parents, officials should help ensure peace, order

ROXAS CITY, Capiz, Feb. 28 (PIA6) – Capiz officials called on the parents and barangay officials to join forces to ensure peace and order here.

In the recent emergency meeting of the Roxas City Peace and Order Council called by City Mayor Angel Alan Celino, councilor Powell del Rosario said that the parents play a vital role in ensuring that their children are under their watch in order that they will not be involved in any criminality.

Del Rosario also said that barangay officials equally have the role in securing their people and ensuring the peace and order situation in their respective areas.

He said that the city’s curfew ordinance for minors should strictly be enforced in order that children will not be wandering in the streets from 10 o’clock in the evening until 4 o’clock in the morning.

The emergency meeting of the RCPOC came after Mayor Celino feel alarmed of the series of robbery incidents in the city involving business establishments, houses and government offices.

“Children are being used by adults in the robbery operations because of the protection given by law to said minors,” del Rosario said, adding that the city’s Junkshop Ordinance requiring junkshop peddlers to have identification cards from the city licensing office must also be enforced.

On the other hand, the council members emphasized the need to heighten police visibility through an intensified police mobile and foot patrol as well as intensification of the police’s intelligence network.

The group likewise stressed that the barangays should also strengthen its "Ronda" patrol with the barangay civilian volunteer organization, barangay tanod and Barangay Peacekeeping Action Teams (BPATs). (JCM/JBG/PIA6-Capiz)

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Mga ginikanan kag kabarangayan ginpanawagan para sa pagpaluntad sang kalinong kag katawhayan

SYUDAD SANG ROXAS, Capiz, Pebrero 28 (PIA6) – Ginpanawagan sang mga katapu sang Roxas City Peace and Order Council (RCPOC) sa pagpamuno ni Mayor Angel Alan Celino ang mga ginikanan kag mga kabarangayan sa pagbuliganay agud mapaluntad ang kalinong kag katawhay sa Syudad.

Ini matapos nga nagpatigayon sang isa ka emergency meeting ang amo nga konseho agud talakayon ang mga nagakadapat nga himuon angot sa sunod-sunod nga kinawatay sa Syudad snag Roxas nga nagalakip sa mga dalagko nga mga establisemento komersyal, panimalay kag mga talatapan sang gobyerno.

Ginpahayag ni City Councilor Powell del Rosario nga daku ang responsibilidad sang mga ginikanan sa pagtutok sa ila kabataan kag pagsiguro nga indi ang mga ini magamit sang mga criminal sa paghimo sang mga kriminalidad subong sang pagpangawat.
Suno man sa iya nga kasubong sang mga ginikanan, daku man ang papel kag responsibilidad sang mga opisyales sang barangay agud mapaluntad ang kalinong kag katawhay lakip na ang pagbatay sa mga layaw nga tawo sa ila tagsa ka lugar.

Suno pa kay Del Rosario nga ang pagpatuman sang Curfew ordinance nga nagadumili sa mga menor de edad nga maglagaw pa sa kalye humalin alas 10 sa gab-i tubtub alas 4 sa magaaga ang nagakadapat lakip man ang pagpatuman sang Junkshop ordinance nga nagamando sa mga nagabakal sang basura ukon mga junk nga mga bagay sa kabarangayan sa pagkuha sang identification card sa city licensing office.

Ginpahayag pa niya nga masami ang mga kabataan ang ginagamit sang mga kawatan sa pagpaniktik ukon una nga nagasulod sa mga panimalay, establisimiento ukon opisina.

Nahisugtan man sang mga katapu sang RCPOC nga labi pa nga pasangkaron sang kapulisan ang ila police visibility pinaagi sa pagpatrolya kag intelligence network agud mahibaluan kag madakop ang mga katawan.

Nagpasalig man ang mga kapitan sang kabarangayan sa pagpasangkad man sang ila pagpatrolya kag pagronda pinaagi sa ila tagsa ka mga barangay civilian volunteer organization (CVO), barangay tanod kag Barangay Peacekeeping Action Teams (BPATs). (PIA/Jemin B. Guillermo)

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'Tunog Capiznon' CD now out

ROXAS CITY, Capiz, Feb. 26 (PIA6) – A compact disc (CD) of “Tunog Capiznon” album is now out and available for sale at the Provincial Tourism and Cultural Affairs Office (PTCAO).

A songwriting and composition workshop was conducted by the provincial government and the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) as among the initial steps for the realization of the project,
said PTCAO head Alphonsus Tesoro

The compositions and popular Visayan folk songs CD was launched in time with the 118th birthday of Capiceña diva and National Artist for Music Jovita Fuentes last Feb. 15 at the Ground Floor of the Provincial Capitol Building here graced by Capiceño composers and lyricists, local officials, tourism officers and provincial government employees.

The Capiznon songs were harmonized and arranged by excellent musician, world-class composer, conductor and music education teacher Dr. Alfredo S. Buenaventura and include Banwang Pinasahi, Pinalangga ko nga Ginikanan, Mabugnaw nga Hangin, Paghigugma, Banwang Puluy-an, Banwa sang Panit-an, Sa Diin Si Nanay?and Inilusan sa Mambusao.

Beunaventura, also a winner of several national composition contests, helped the province during the workshop.

The songs “Ay Kalisud” and “Walay Angay” were performed by Filamer Christian University (FCU) student Judy Mar Alvarez during the activity. (JCM/Alex A. Lumaque/PIA 6 Capiz)

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Capiz readies for the May election

ROXAS CITY, Capiz, Feb. 23 (PIA6) – Preparations for the forthcoming May 2013 midterm elections have already put in place.

In the recent conference of the Joint Provincial Security Coordinating Center headed by Capiz Election Supervisor lawyer Elizabeth Doronila, different issues pertaining to the said upcoming elections were given emphasis.

Western Visayas Commission on Election Regional Director Renato Magbutay, during the conference, directed all the city and municipal election officers to perform well their tasks and responsibilities during the electoral process and to coordinate matters to the center that are needing police or military assistance.

Information Officer Donna Asmod of the Capiz Police Provincial Office said that PNP Provincial Director Domingo Cabillan, on the other hand, emphasized the importance of coordination among members of the PJSSC.

Cabillan, she said, also directed his staff officers and chiefs of police to strictly follow the guidelines set by the Commission and to avoid lapses in the performance of their duties and ensure a secured and fair election in Capiz.

Asmod said that the PJSSC meeting was also attended by Philippine Army’s 61st Infantry Battalion Commanding Officer Christopher Sab-it, Asst. COMELEC Regional Director Felicisimo Embalsado, PNP Special Action Force Commander Angelo Camuyot, city and municipal election officers in Capiz.

Part of the conference was the discussion on the salient provisions of the election law such as COMELEC Resolution No. 9091 or the Calendar of Activities and Periods of Certain Prohibited Acts, COMELEC Resolution No. 9026 or the Request for the Concurrence of the President in the Deputation of the AFP and the PNP, and COMELEC Resolution No. 9028 or the Rules and Regulations on the Bearing, Carrying or Transporting of Firearms and other deadly Weapons; and the Employment, Availment or Engagement of the Services of Security or Bodyguards Personnel, among others.

On the other hand, Asmod revealed that of the 16 towns and one city in Capiz, 12 of which had already signed the respective peace covenants of the aspiring local candidates which showed their commitment to uphold non-violence during the conduct of the May 13 elections. (PIA/Jemin B. Guillermo)

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‘Sec. Mar’ graces WVRAA

ROXAS CITY, Capiz, Feb. 21 (PIA6) – Secretary Mar Roxas (Sec Mar) of the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) watched and cheered in a football game in the ongoing Western Visayas Regional Athletic Association (WVRAA) Meet last Feb. 20 at the Villareal Stadium here.

The game was between Capiz and Antique booters at the elementary level.

“We would like to greet and welcome the delegates,” said the Capiceño cabinet secretary who also interacted with local tri-media practitioners before gracing the opening ceremonies of the WVRAA’s cultural competition.

Roxas has also introduced a football coach from Metro Manila who formed part of his party upon arrival at the stadium to Capiz football team coach.

“Let’s show our hospitability and accommodation and the best of Capiz,” said the Malacañang official who was in the province to welcome Pres. Benigno S. Aquino III at the Roxas City Airport and join the President in a meeting with local leaders and the community at Sigma Civic Center in Sigma town.

The five-day sporting event kicked off Feb. 18 with a colorful traditional parade of the delegations from Aklan, Antique, Guimaras, Iloilo, Negros Occidental and Capiz from the public plaza here to the stadium.

About 4,000 athletes, coaches and WVRAA officials gathered for the 17 sporting events in both elementary and secondary level.

A closing program will end WVRAA today (Feb. 22). (JSC/Alex A. Lumaque-PIA6 Capiz)

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