Hanggang ngayong gabi na lang ang paghahain ng aplikasyon para sa Philippine National Police Academy Cadet Admission Test ---doon na mismo sa Camp General Mariano Castaneda, Silang, Cavite.
"Open po kami bukas (Biernes), hanggang alas siyete (ng gabi)...mag-antay kami ng mga aplikante para makatulong po tayo,"paliwanag ni Romulo Banta, ang Registrar ng PNPA nitong Huwebes.
Ang ika-30 ng Setyembre ang huling Biernes ng Setyembre na siyang taunang palugit ng pagsusumite ng aplikasyon para sa PNPA Admission Test.
Ito ang una sa dalawang bahagdang pagpasok sa Cadetship Program ng PNPA.
Kung tutuusin, pwedeng magsumite ng aplikasyon alinman araw maliban sa huling Biernes ng Setyembre.
"Ang kailangan lang namin dito ay yung birth certificate (ng aplikante) from NSO (ang dating
National Statistics Office na ngayoý kilala bilang PSA o Philippine Statistics Authority)...photocopy lang,"sabi ni G. Banta, " (kasama ang) litrato (isang passport size photograph) na may name tag tapos pwede nang mag-fill up dito (sa Camp Castaneda mismo).
Dapat walang suot na salamin, sombrero o pantakip sa ulo ang aplikante sa passport size photo na may puting background .
Iginiit ni G. Banta na wala babayarang fee ang aplikante.
Tandaan lang: kapag sinagutan ang aplikasyon dapat iwasan ang mga sumusunod para iwas diskwalipikasyon: (1) mga bura o pagpatong-patong na sagot sa mga patlang; (2) wala o kulang ang address ng tirahan; (3) walang lagda o walang isinulat na araw ng kapanganakan; (4) Inedit na larawan na magpapabago sa itsura ng mukha ng aplikante o walang passport size photo na nakabit sa aplikasyon; at (5) iba pang pagkakamali na mapapansin ng registrar.
Sa ngayon, may 17,000 aplikasyon na ang kwalipikado nang kumuha ng entrance exam.
Ang mga kwalipikado ay yung mga makakatanggap ng notisya mula PNPA sa kanilang mga e-mail address.
Ayon kay G. Banta, umabot na sa halos 20,000 ang bilang ng aplikasyon na kanilang natatangap.
Nalungkot lang si G. Banta dahil may mga lalawigan na na napakanipis ng mga aplikasyon tulad ng Palawan na may 50 aplikasyon pa lang.
Ang mga papasang aplikante (sa admission test at sa ikalawang bahagdan ng aplikasyon) sa pagka-kadete ng PNPA ay magiging iskolar sa loob ng apat na taon para sa kursong Bachelor of Science in Public Safety.
Silaý tatanggap ng buwanang sahod at allowances na aabot ng Php 29,000 bukod pa sa iba pang bonus at iba pang insentibo.
Ang PNPA sa Camp Castaneda ay matatawagan sa numerong (02) 925-5071, 0905-2525061 at 0908-2931-213. (LP)
Huwebes, Setyembre 29, 2016
Aplikasyon para sa PNPA Cadet Admission Test, hanggang mamaya na lang
Hanggang ngayong gabi na lang ang paghahain ng aplikasyon para sa Philippine National Police Academy Cadet Admission Test ---doon na mismo sa Camp General Mariano Castaneda, Silang, Cavite.
"Open po kami bukas (Biernes), hanggang alas siyete (ng gabi)...mag-antay kami ng mga aplikante para makatulong po tayo,"paliwanag ni Romulo Banta, ang Registrar ng PNPA nitong Huwebes.
Ang ika-30 ng Setyembre ang huling Biernes ng Setyembre na siyang taunang palugit ng pagsusumite ng aplikasyon para sa PNPA Admission Test.
Ito ang una sa dalawang bahagdang pagpasok sa Cadetship Program ng PNPA.
Kung tutuusin, pwedeng magsumite ng aplikasyon alinman araw maliban sa huling Biernes ng Setyembre.
"Ang kailangan lang namin dito ay yung birth certificate (ng aplikante) from NSO (ang dating
National Statistics Office na ngayoý kilala bilang PSA o Philippine Statistics Authority)...photocopy lang,"sabi ni G. Banta, " (kasama ang) litrato (isang passport size photograph) na may name tag tapos pwede nang mag-fill up dito (sa Camp Castaneda mismo).
Dapat walang suot na salamin, sombrero o pantakip sa ulo ang aplikante sa passport size photo na may puting background .
Iginiit ni G. Banta na wala babayarang fee ang aplikante.
Tandaan lang: kapag sinagutan ang aplikasyon dapat iwasan ang mga sumusunod para iwas diskwalipikasyon: (1) mga bura o pagpatong-patong na sagot sa mga patlang; (2) wala o kulang ang address ng tirahan; (3) walang lagda o walang isinulat na araw ng kapanganakan; (4) Inedit na larawan na magpapabago sa itsura ng mukha ng aplikante o walang passport size photo na nakabit sa aplikasyon; at (5) iba pang pagkakamali na mapapansin ng registrar.
Sa ngayon, may 17,000 aplikasyon na ang kwalipikado nang kumuha ng entrance exam.
Ang mga kwalipikado ay yung mga makakatanggap ng notisya mula PNPA sa kanilang mga e-mail address.
Ayon kay G. Banta, umabot na sa halos 20,000 ang bilang ng aplikasyon na kanilang natatangap.
Nalungkot lang si G. Banta dahil may mga lalawigan na na napakanipis ng mga aplikasyon tulad ng Palawan na may 50 aplikasyon pa lang.
Ang mga papasang aplikante (sa admission test at sa ikalawang bahagdan ng aplikasyon) sa pagka-kadete ng PNPA ay magiging iskolar sa loob ng apat na taon para sa kursong Bachelor of Science in Public Safety.
Silaý tatanggap ng buwanang sahod at allowances na aabot ng Php 29,000 bukod pa sa iba pang bonus at iba pang insentibo.
Ang PNPA sa Camp Castaneda ay matatawagan sa numerong (02) 925-5071, 0905-2525061 at 0908-2931-213. (LP)
"Open po kami bukas (Biernes), hanggang alas siyete (ng gabi)...mag-antay kami ng mga aplikante para makatulong po tayo,"paliwanag ni Romulo Banta, ang Registrar ng PNPA nitong Huwebes.
Ang ika-30 ng Setyembre ang huling Biernes ng Setyembre na siyang taunang palugit ng pagsusumite ng aplikasyon para sa PNPA Admission Test.
Ito ang una sa dalawang bahagdang pagpasok sa Cadetship Program ng PNPA.
Kung tutuusin, pwedeng magsumite ng aplikasyon alinman araw maliban sa huling Biernes ng Setyembre.
"Ang kailangan lang namin dito ay yung birth certificate (ng aplikante) from NSO (ang dating
National Statistics Office na ngayoý kilala bilang PSA o Philippine Statistics Authority)...photocopy lang,"sabi ni G. Banta, " (kasama ang) litrato (isang passport size photograph) na may name tag tapos pwede nang mag-fill up dito (sa Camp Castaneda mismo).
Dapat walang suot na salamin, sombrero o pantakip sa ulo ang aplikante sa passport size photo na may puting background .
Iginiit ni G. Banta na wala babayarang fee ang aplikante.
Tandaan lang: kapag sinagutan ang aplikasyon dapat iwasan ang mga sumusunod para iwas diskwalipikasyon: (1) mga bura o pagpatong-patong na sagot sa mga patlang; (2) wala o kulang ang address ng tirahan; (3) walang lagda o walang isinulat na araw ng kapanganakan; (4) Inedit na larawan na magpapabago sa itsura ng mukha ng aplikante o walang passport size photo na nakabit sa aplikasyon; at (5) iba pang pagkakamali na mapapansin ng registrar.
Sa ngayon, may 17,000 aplikasyon na ang kwalipikado nang kumuha ng entrance exam.
Ang mga kwalipikado ay yung mga makakatanggap ng notisya mula PNPA sa kanilang mga e-mail address.
Ayon kay G. Banta, umabot na sa halos 20,000 ang bilang ng aplikasyon na kanilang natatangap.
Nalungkot lang si G. Banta dahil may mga lalawigan na na napakanipis ng mga aplikasyon tulad ng Palawan na may 50 aplikasyon pa lang.
Ang mga papasang aplikante (sa admission test at sa ikalawang bahagdan ng aplikasyon) sa pagka-kadete ng PNPA ay magiging iskolar sa loob ng apat na taon para sa kursong Bachelor of Science in Public Safety.
Silaý tatanggap ng buwanang sahod at allowances na aabot ng Php 29,000 bukod pa sa iba pang bonus at iba pang insentibo.
Ang PNPA sa Camp Castaneda ay matatawagan sa numerong (02) 925-5071, 0905-2525061 at 0908-2931-213. (LP)
Application for PNPA Entrance Exams ends today
People aspiring for a career at the Philippine National Police have until tonight (September 30) to submit their applications for the PNP Academy Cadetship program entrance exams (admission test) at Camp General Mariano Castaneda, Silang, Cavite.
PNPA Registrar Romulo Banta said their office will be open up to 7 pm to accomodate late filers.
The Admission test is the first phase of application to the cadetship program.
Applications for the Admission Tests can actually be submitted anytime within the year except on the last Friday of September, the annual deadline.
The test itself is administered every October.
Banta suggested that late filers bring photocopies of their birth certificates and passport size photographs with name tags (or plates) and complete the application forms at the Registrar's office.
The photo to be submitted must be shot in white background with the applicant wearing neither glasses nor headgear.
Applicants must remember the following reminders when filling up their forms to avoid disqualification: (1) erasures or superimpositions; (2) no addresses and no birthdates (3); (4) digital photo editing that alters the features of the applicants; and (5) other error the Registrar may notice.
Current, out of the near 20, 000 applications, about 17,000 have been qualified to take the exams.
Qualified applicants will be notified through their e-mail addresses.
Some provinces, Banta observed, have very few applications such as Palawan with only 50 submissions.
Applicants who will pass as cadets (qualified in first and second phases of application) will be granted 4-year residential scholarships for Bachelor of Science in Public Safety.
Cadets will receive monthly pay and allowances amounting to 29,000 pesos excluding bonuses and other incentives.
PNPA-Registrar's Office will entertain inquiries at nos. (02) 925-5071, 0905-2525061 and 0908-2931-213. (LP)
PNPA Registrar Romulo Banta said their office will be open up to 7 pm to accomodate late filers.
The Admission test is the first phase of application to the cadetship program.
Applications for the Admission Tests can actually be submitted anytime within the year except on the last Friday of September, the annual deadline.
The test itself is administered every October.
Banta suggested that late filers bring photocopies of their birth certificates and passport size photographs with name tags (or plates) and complete the application forms at the Registrar's office.
The photo to be submitted must be shot in white background with the applicant wearing neither glasses nor headgear.
Applicants must remember the following reminders when filling up their forms to avoid disqualification: (1) erasures or superimpositions; (2) no addresses and no birthdates (3); (4) digital photo editing that alters the features of the applicants; and (5) other error the Registrar may notice.
Current, out of the near 20, 000 applications, about 17,000 have been qualified to take the exams.
Qualified applicants will be notified through their e-mail addresses.
Some provinces, Banta observed, have very few applications such as Palawan with only 50 submissions.
Applicants who will pass as cadets (qualified in first and second phases of application) will be granted 4-year residential scholarships for Bachelor of Science in Public Safety.
Cadets will receive monthly pay and allowances amounting to 29,000 pesos excluding bonuses and other incentives.
PNPA-Registrar's Office will entertain inquiries at nos. (02) 925-5071, 0905-2525061 and 0908-2931-213. (LP)
Huwebes, Setyembre 15, 2016
2016 Mimaropa Festival++ in Puerto Princesa City
Savor the cultural heritage of Mimaropa in Puerto Princesa City!
The Department of Tourism - Mimaropa announced that the 2016 Mimaropa Festival will be held from November 7-11 in Palawan.
The festival will feature the various ways island provinces celebrate life.
Learn more about the 2016 Mimaropa Festival from this interview with DOT-Mimaropa Regional Director Minerva Morada. #
15 September 2016
Alamin ang kulturang Mimaropa.
Mula ika-7 hanggang ika-11 ng Nobyembre, magtitipon-tipon ang mga samahang kultural sa Puerto Princesa City para sa 2016 Mimaropa Festival ++.
Panoorin ang panayam kay DOT-Mimaropa Regional Director Minerva Morada para sa karagdagang Detalye. #
15 Setyembre 2016
Huwebes, Setyembre 8, 2016
Press Release from PPI: VP Leni at the 1st Communication Research International Conference at UP-CMC
UP College of Mass Communication – Department of Communication Research hosts two-day international forum on communication and media in the ASEAN context, VP to give keynote.
The Department of Communication Research of the University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication (CMC) will host the First Communication Research International Conference (CRIC) on September 22-23, 2016 at the UP Film Center in Diliman, Quezon City.
Vice President Leni Robredo will give her keynote addresss at the two-day conference with the theme “VOICES AND NOISES: Communication and Integration within and across ASEAN Communities."
The two-day conference aims to discuss and exchange ideas on information issues and set directions to promote understanding of the ASEAN integration, create greater public awareness of the objectives, benefits, and challenges of the ASEAN integration and develop a regional platform for open discussion and information sharing.
Dr. Elena E. Pernia, UP CMC dean and conference head, said CRIC also aims to address the gaps in knowledge and competencies of the ASEAN integration with respect to media, communication, and its allied fields; conceptualize ASEAN integration discourses using communication and media as a lens and advance scholarship in the field and discuss theoretical and practical issues and concerns on the ASEAN integration and its effects on communication and media education and practice.
The conference also aims to establish the CRIC as a global network of scholars and professionals in various fields of communication and media, Pernia said.
In 2015, the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) was formed to harmonize the economies of its member-states to bring about the "free movement of goods, services, investment, skilled labor, and freer flow of capital". The two-day conference aims to bring together ideas that would not only transform the economic landscape of Southeast Asia but will also tackle the significant social, cultural, and political implications.
Expected to be presented during the conference are 36 papers dealing with the issues of communication and migration, communication in social and development Issues (gender, health, religion, etc.), disaster and risk communication, climate change and renewable energy, and peace and conflict communication, among others.
Among the conference speakers are noted experts in communication and media such as Dr. Richard Seyler Ling, a Shaw Foundation Professor in Media Technology of the Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information at the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. Dr. Ling is the most-widely cited scholar in the field of mobile communication studies.
Also invited to speak is Dr. Sun Sun Lim, an Associate Professor and the Assistant Dean of Research of the Communication and New Media Program at the National University of Singapore. Dr. Lim studies the social implications of technology domestication by young people and families and her recent work focused on understudied and marginalized populations such as young children, youths-at-risk, and migrants. �
Meanwhile, UP College of Mass Communication Graduate Studies Department professor, Dr. Clarissa C. David, who conducted a study on the use of social media in government will share her insights, as well as Dr. Chalisa Magpanthong, an Assistant Professor at the Bangkok University in Thailand who is a noted scholar in the field of cross-border migration and terrorism.
Interested local and foreign participants can register at the conference website: http://www.cric.ph/registration-form.html. Participants may also visit the website, download, and accomplish the registration form, and email it to secretariat@cric.ph.
For inquiries about the conference, please contact the conference secretariat at (63-2) 920-6866 and look for Miss Sheila Ruth Magdaraog or send an email at secretariat@cric.ph ###
For inquiries about the conference, please contact the conference secretariat at (63-2) 920-6866 and look for Miss Sheila Ruth Magdaraog or send an email at secretariat@cric.ph ###
Miyerkules, Setyembre 7, 2016
Text and video of Proclamation No. 55 Series of 2016 9/7/2016
Signed on September 4, 2016
MALACAÑAN
PALACE
MANILA
PALACE
MANILA
PROCLAMATION
NO. 55
NO. 55
DECLARING
A STATE OF NATIONAL EMERGENCY
ON ACCOUNT OF LAWLESS VIOLENCE IN MINDANAO
A STATE OF NATIONAL EMERGENCY
ON ACCOUNT OF LAWLESS VIOLENCE IN MINDANAO
WHEREAS, Mindanao has had a long and complex history of
lawless violence perpetrated by private armies and local warlords, bandits and
criminal syndicates, terrorist groups, and religious extremists;
lawless violence perpetrated by private armies and local warlords, bandits and
criminal syndicates, terrorist groups, and religious extremists;
WHEREAS, in recent months, there has been a spate of
violent and lawless acts across many parts of Mindanao, including abductions,
hostage-takings and murder of innocent civilians, bombing of power transmission
facilities, highway robberies and extortions, attacks on military outposts,
assassinations media people and mass jailbreaks;
violent and lawless acts across many parts of Mindanao, including abductions,
hostage-takings and murder of innocent civilians, bombing of power transmission
facilities, highway robberies and extortions, attacks on military outposts,
assassinations media people and mass jailbreaks;
WHEREAS, the valiant efforts of our police and armed
forced to quell this armed lawlessness have been met with stiff resistance,
resulting in several casualties on the part of government forces, the most
recent of which was the death of 15 soldiers in a skirmish with the Abu Sayyaf
Group in Patikul, Sulu on 30 August 2016;
forced to quell this armed lawlessness have been met with stiff resistance,
resulting in several casualties on the part of government forces, the most
recent of which was the death of 15 soldiers in a skirmish with the Abu Sayyaf
Group in Patikul, Sulu on 30 August 2016;
WHEREAS, on the night of 2 September 2016, at least 14
people were killed and 67 others were seriously injured in a bombing incident
in a night market in Davao City, perpetrated by still unidentified law less
elements;
people were killed and 67 others were seriously injured in a bombing incident
in a night market in Davao City, perpetrated by still unidentified law less
elements;
WHEREAS, the foregoing acts of violence exhibit the
audacity and propensity of these armed lawless groups to defy the rule of law,
sow anarchy, and sabotage the government’s economic development and peace
efforts;
audacity and propensity of these armed lawless groups to defy the rule of law,
sow anarchy, and sabotage the government’s economic development and peace
efforts;
WHEREAS, based on government intelligence reports, there
exist credible threats of further terror attacks and other similar acts of
violence by lawless elements in other parts of the country, including the
metropolitan areas;
exist credible threats of further terror attacks and other similar acts of
violence by lawless elements in other parts of the country, including the
metropolitan areas;
WHEREAS, under Section 18, Article VII of the
Constitution, the President, as the Commander-in-Chief of all armed forces of
the Philippines, may call out such armed forces whenever it becomes necessary
to prevent or suppress lawless violence.
Constitution, the President, as the Commander-in-Chief of all armed forces of
the Philippines, may call out such armed forces whenever it becomes necessary
to prevent or suppress lawless violence.
NOW THEREFORE, I, RODRIGO ROA DUTERTE,
President of the Republic of the Philippines, by virtue of the powers vested
upon me by Section 18, Article VII of the Philippine Constitution, do herby
proclaim a state of national emergency on account of lawless violence, and
hereby command the Armed Forces of the Philippines and the Philippine National
Police to undertake such measures as may be permitted by the Constitution and
existing laws to suppress any and all forms of lawless violence in Mindanao and
to prevent such lawless violence from spreading and escalating elsewhere in the
Philippines, with due regard to the fundamental civil and political rights of our
citizens.
President of the Republic of the Philippines, by virtue of the powers vested
upon me by Section 18, Article VII of the Philippine Constitution, do herby
proclaim a state of national emergency on account of lawless violence, and
hereby command the Armed Forces of the Philippines and the Philippine National
Police to undertake such measures as may be permitted by the Constitution and
existing laws to suppress any and all forms of lawless violence in Mindanao and
to prevent such lawless violence from spreading and escalating elsewhere in the
Philippines, with due regard to the fundamental civil and political rights of our
citizens.
This proclamation of a state of
national emergency on account of lawless violence shall remain in force and
effect until lifted or withdrawn by the President.
national emergency on account of lawless violence shall remain in force and
effect until lifted or withdrawn by the President.
4 September 2016.
(Sgd.) President Rodrigo Roa Duterte
By the President:
(Sgd.) SALVADOR C. MEDIALDEA
Executive Secretary
Executive Secretary
Lunes, Setyembre 5, 2016
DG Harold addresses PIA employees at the Monday AM program
New PIA Director General Harold Clavite talks about his adjustments in the country as well as his excitement on working with the Agency's employees. DG Harold says his doors are open for those who needed to speak to him and visitors will be treated with M&Ms. Sorry for the blurry and shaky video, I picked up the wrong cellphone camera.
06 September 2016
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