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The controversial cargo C-130 plane with Registry No. 4395 is the carrier of 427 soldiers of 65th Infantry Brigade from Catanduanes before the plane crashed in Davao.(Photo by Marlon Suplig)

KALAHI-CIDSS helps community accessed resources

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Bagamanoc, Catanduanes - “Yes, we made it!” Brgy Captain Remegio Lim cheerfully replies upon the approval of their proposal for training on fish and seaweed processing. “It really pays to do our part rather than wait especially when it comes to accessing resources,” Lim added. The training on fish and seaweed processing was one of the interventions identified during the conduct of KALAHI-CIDSS Municipal Inter Barangay Forum (MIBF). MIBF is a unique KALAHI-CIDSS mechanism whereby the community proposals presented by the volunteers are ranked for possible funding under the KALAHI-CIDSS KKB project. The training on fish and seaweed processing was the second top priority need identified by the community next to the construction of a sea wall.
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Pull-out ng militar ikinasa dahil sa tensyon sa Mindanao

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Virac, Catanduanes – Magkahalong emosyon ang naramdaman ng mga sundalo sa paliparan ng Virac noong Agosto 20-21, bago tumulak sakay ng C-130 plane bilang augmentation force sa nangyayaring tensyon sa Mindanao. Nagkaroon muna ng misa sa paliparan ng Virac pamamagitan ng kanilang chaplain at simpleng seremonya na pinangunahan ng mga matataas na opisyal ng Southern Luzon Command (SOLCOM) sa pangunguna nina Lt. General Delfin Bangit, 901st Infantry Brigade Major General Jeffrey Sodusta at Col. Ariel Bernardo.
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Hosting ng Surfing competition tinanggap na ng Baras-LGU

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Baras, Catanduanes – Tinanggap na ng lokal na pamahalalan ng Baras ang hosting ng Surfing Competition sa lalawigan ng Catanduanes. Sa panayam ng Bicol Peryodiko kinumpirma ni Mayor Jose “Bong” J. Teves, Jr. na nagkaroon na sila ng initial na pag-uusap sa pagitan nina Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Provincial Director Ireneo B. Panti, Jr. OIC Provincial Tourism Officer Marilyn Alberto at PBM Shirley Abundo noong Agosto 21 upang magtulungan sa naturang proyekto. Ang Surfing ang siyang kinikilala ng DTI bilang One Town One Product (OTOP) ng Baras kung kaya’t hinikayat ni Panti na bigyan ng pansin ito ng lokal na pamahalaan.
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Virac, Catanduanes – Nagkakahalagang 62,000 pesos ang nawawala sa account ng Catanduanes State Colleges MSO matapos mapag-alamang winidraw umano ito ng isang nagngangalang Frances Camance.

Sa report ni Mrs. Josephine Vargas sa himpilan ng pulisya 44 anyos, may-asawa, residente ng Sta. Cruz, Virac at appointed adviser ng Supreme Student Council ng CSC, sinabi ni Vargas na noong Miyerkoles, Agosto 20, nadiskubre niya na ang pondo ng ESSA na nakadeposito sa CSC MSO ay kulang na ng nasabing halaga.

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