Drayber sa kotse nga nibangga sa motorsiklo didto sa Loay nailhan na

Nailhan na sa kapulisan ang drayber sa usa ka Mitsubishi Lancer nga nibangga sa usa ka motorsiklo nga dunay sakay nga tulo ka mga batan-on sa nasudnong dalan sa Barangay Alegria Sur, Loay, Bohol niadtong Sabado sa kaadlawon.

Si Inspector Ricardo Tero, hepe sa Loay Police Station niila sa suspetsado si Lyn Taguro, hamtong nga panuigon, usa ka dalaga ug nagpuyo sa Graham Avenue, dakbayan sa Tagbilaran.

Mautd ni Tero nga ang abogado sa maong suspek nga si Manlalaban Hermilo Butron niduaw sa ilang buhatan aron pag bayad sa piyansa sa iyang kliyente apan wala kini nahimo kay wala pa mapasaka ang sumbong didto sa piskalya.

Sa laing bahin, gibutyag ni Tero nga usa sa mga biktima nga nailhan nga si Mark John Detallan, 17- anyos, ulitawo, taga Barangay Tinago, Dauis, Bohol giputlan sa wala niining paa sud sa Gov. Celestino Gallares Hospital human naka angkon kini ug bali atol sa maong aksidente. Niingon si Tero nga nabilin pa ang ubang unod sa biktima sa kotse nga may plaka numero GCT-860 atol sa ilang pagrikober sa maong sakyanan didto sa compound Palo Beach Resort sa samang lungsod. Laing mga biktima nga sila si Dexter John Guirigay, 22-anyos ug John Emil Guirigay, 30-anyos, nagpuyo gihapon sa barangay Tinago nadala usab sa samang tambalanan.


Source: BoholNewsDaily

Census to wrap up June 11

FEW more days and the 1265 National Census on Population and Housing enumerators would be wrapping up the 2010 census data.

But National Census Office authorities here in Bohol said the data may not yet be available on June 11 but later or by the end of the year.

To this, Jessamyn Anne Alcazaren requests local leaders not to press the enumerators to share the raw data as this would have to be forwarded yet to Manila.

Please spare the census enumerators if they could not share the data yet, these would still have to be validated, Alcazaren said.

Besides, the enumerators are instructed to keep the information confidential, she explained just as the data shared by respondents are kept in privacy.

Source: BoholNewsDaily

Sy 2010-11 starts Tuesday June 15

THOUSANDS of students and pupils in Bohol’s public and private schools are expected to troop back when schools open on June 15.

This too as the government revs on its Balik Eskwela campaign to keep all school-age children in schools and make the teaching venues conducive to learners.

The day, June 15 would be after the country breaks for the Independence Day holiday, which is reset on the nearest Monday after June 12, shared Bohol division office representative Auxilio Cruspero during the recent Kapihan sa PIA Thursday.

While there were initial rumors about classes opening on the 14th the Department of Education corrected the opening dates while citing an amendment of its order no. 26 series of 2010.

Paragraph 2 of the Department order no. 26 series of 2010 from the education department earlier pegged the beginning of the school year on Monday, June 14, 2010.

However, based on Presidential proclamation Number 1841, June 14 has been previously declared regular holiday being the Monday nearest June 12.

By this, the DepEd order number 69 series of 2010 came to correct the error.

DepEd Secretary Mona Valisno also affirmed that the school year 2010-2011 shall begin on Tuesday June 15, 2010 and shall end on April 8, 2011.

Over this, “there would be 202 school days inclusive of the 5 days INSET Break and the parent-teacher conference that shall be held on Saturdays following the week after the administration of the quarterly examinations,” the order reads.

According to the education authorities, the number of school days is compulsory to public elementary and secondary schools.

As to the private schools, Sec. Valisno said they may opt to deviate from the DepED school calendar but they shall not start their classes earlier than the first Monday of June and not later than the last day of August as provided in Republic Act 7797.

Source: BoholNewsDaily

Ferrer nihulga nga mokiha ni de Lima

Si Commission on Elections Commissioner Nicodemo Ferrer nagkanayong nga siya nagplano sa pagpasaka og kaso nga may kalabot sa kalapasan sa Anti-Graft law batok ni Commission on Human Rights Chair Leila de Lima tungod sa pagamit sa iyang posisyon aron pagpanghadlok sa ubang tao.

Kinit tungod sa imbestigasyon sa CHR tungod sa alegasyon sa dili ensaktong tratamentong batok sa duha ka whistleblowers sa niaging semana.

Matod pa ni Commissioner Ferrer, “If you use your office, your official function, to harrass persons, that’s a violation of the anti-graft law.”

Ang Comelec nidapit sa niaging semana ka Arwin Serrano usa ka miyembro sa Parish Pastoral Council for Responsible Voting ug Melchor Magdamo, kanhi election lawyer kinsa nag expose sa alegasyon sa irregularidad sa planong pagpamalit ug P700 milyones nga kantidad ug ballot secrecy folders gikan sa QTC Paper Supply nga nag kantidad ug P380 ang matag buok. Panahon sa tigum, usa ka sininggitay tali ang nahitabo ni Serrano ug ni Ferrer.

Matud pa, si Ferrer nitudlo ngadto kang Serrano ug nitawag niining bakakon. Si Ferrer usab nibawos pag alegar nga matod pa siya gipatiran sa lingkoranan nga iyang gipanghimaka. Siya ang nag ingon nga iyang plano nga mopasaka ug libel cases batok ni Serrano ug posibleng apil niini si de Lima.

Iyang gihagit si de Lima nga mopasakag kaso batok kaniya.

Source: BoholNewsDaily

Inabanga sets up local Monitoring board on HR

PEACE advocates here found new recruits in the members of half of Inabanga’s 50 barangays as the government and civil society organized human rights (HR) violations watchgroup here.

In its recent efforts to enlarge the peace ripples here, the municipal peace and order council (MPOC) along with barangay captains warmly welcomed the Bohol Local Monitoring Board in launching the local human rights complaint receiving body in the town and its neighboring areas.

The LMB in Bohol was set up to help monitor compliance by the agents of the state and the Communist Party of the Philippines/New People’s Army/National Democratic Front on the Comprehensive Agreements on the Respect for Human Rights and the International Humanitarian Law (CARHRIHL).

CARHRIHL is one of the key agreements entered into by both conflicting parties in the 35 year old struggle to find peace in the country.

In Inabanga, 25 of its 50 barangays with prevalent cases of human rights violations got into the LMB orientation given by Bohol LMB.

Bohol LMB coordinator Romeo Teruel led the board composed of government and civil society agents in giving the proper orientation to the community.

The orientation cascades the roles and responsibilities of the members of the local LMB, which has been institutionalized by an executive order issued by Governor Erico Aumentado.

By the same executive order, Bohol can now set up around six local LMBs, two per district. Aside from Inabanga, District 2 also has an LMB set up in Talibon while District 1 has Catigbian and Loon and District 3 has Mabini and Carmen.

Mayor Jose Jono Jumamoy said he welcomed the development even as he aggressively campaigns for cottage industries translating to more jobs and better hopes for his people who have shown excellence in crafts over time.

Peace, he said is not just the absence of war but having the capability to make out for their lives and living with the means to cover their basic needs.

Historically the hometown of a local hero Francisco Dagohoy, Inabanga has eloquently shouted that the town is home to freedom and peace fighters.

Source: BoholNewsDaily