2 Guards Returned Lost P200,000

Two security personnel of the Pampanga provincial government has returned the lost Php 200,000 they found inside a toilet at the capitol on Wednesday, October 28, 2020.

The owner, Reynaldo Carlos was tracked down by the two security personnel, Jason Jimenez and Kailo Enrile through the receipt they found in a white paper bag that contained the cash.

The guards found the paper bag during their regular inspection in the area. They immediately handed over the money to the Office of the Governor where the total amount was determined and secured. 

The two said they returned the money because the governor instructed the capitol employees to be honest and hardworking. 

"Sa hirap ng buhay, pinatunayan lang nila na may mabubuting tao sa panahon ngayon," Gov. Dennis Pineda said in a statement. 

The two have been recommended for promotion.

Source: Inquirer.net

 

 

 

Tricycles in Malolos, Back to Operations on Monday

Tricycles in Malolos, Bulacan can go back to operations starting Monday according to LGU

Tricycles in the City of Malolos in Bulacan are now allowed to go back to operations starting Monday, May 18 according to Mayor Gilbert Gatchalian.

In a meeting with the Mayor and several transport groups MMSITODA, BMPMJODA, FETODAMBI, PEJODAMCI at FETODAMBI in Malolos; they tackled the guidelines that the tricycle drivers have to follow when they are back to operations. 

The following guidelines must be observed and followed by the drivers in order to be able to operate:

1. Tricycle drivers can operate starting on Monday until Saturday in accordance with the agreed odd-even scheme.
2. Tricycle drivers do not need to carry a Quarantine Pass. They must have the official ID from the association where they belong. 
3. Tricycle drivers can only pick up passengers from the designated terminals. The passengers, however, can send a text message to the number assigned by the association.
4. COLORUM units, drivers below 21 years old, and drivers who are 60 years old and above are not allowed to operate.
5. One passenger per tricycle policy only. 
6. A handwashing area must be available in each terminal, together with frequent disinfection to be lead by Malolos CDRRMO. 

Source: Ronda Balita, May 15,2020

Michael Bublé Gives Home to His Grandfather's Filipina Caretaker

Michael Bublé, a Canadian singer fulfilled his grandfather's greatest wish which was to give his Filipina caretaker a home of her own.

In an episode of the HGTV program "Celebrity IOU," one of the hosts Drew Scott told Michael that when he was asked about the person he wanted to give back to the most, Michael's response was Minette. The Filipina caretaker who took good care of his grandfather in Vancouver.

"I hired Minette, the nurse, to come and live with him and by the end, (she) was his best friend," Michael told the Property Brothers' hosts, Jonathan and Drew Scott.

Michael additionally shared how Minette has been sending all the earnings she has made to help her family back in the Philippines.

"She’s really a special, beautiful woman," Michael said.

"I think my grandpa would be thrilled knowing that maybe we could lessen the burden a little bit, allowing Minnette to continue helping her family without it being so hard on her," he said.

And while Minette was taking a break in the Philippines, the Scott brothers helped Michael remodel his grandfather's house before they surprise her.

Michael knew that she doesn't like getting any attention so he had to sway Minette and told her that they were shooting a documentary about him and his grandpa.  Minette didn't have any hint that Michael was driving her to her newly-remodeled home. 

When they got into the place, Minette was amazed about the new look of the house. And then got emotional when Michael told her the news. 

"My grandfather, his greatest wish was not just that I kept this house in the family, but it was that this would be your home cause he loved you so much and so there is no documentary this is all for you," Michael said.

"That's Entertainment" Love Teams Throwback Music Video

That's Entertainment Love Teams Throwback with Janno Gibbs, Manilyn Reynes, Keempee de Leon, Romnick Sarmenta, Monching Gutierrez, Sheryl Cruz, and Tina Paner

In his Instagram post today, May 1, 2020, Janno Gibbs reunited with his co-stars in "That's Entertainment" which he called "That's Quarantainment" to entertain the netizens by a throwback music video in the midst of the enhanced community quarantine.

They collaborated and sang their rendition of the 80's hit song "Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now".

Manilyn was an on-screen partner with Janno Gibbs and Kimpee De Leon, while Romnick Sarmenta and Sheryl Cruz were a love team; and Monching Gutierrez and Tina Paner were paired.

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This quarantine has given us all a chance to re-connect w old friends. So I invited some of mine for this and they all came through! Here's to all of us who get by with a little help from our friends. 🙏😎👍❤️ @manilynreynes27 @officialsherylcruz @tinapaner71 @sarmentaromnick @monchinggutz @kimpster888 😘😘😘 Now uploaded on Youtube! Link in my bio 👆

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Floating Market was Launched in the Midst of ECQ in Apalit

Occupants of a distant Barangay Capalangan in Apalit, Pampanga need not go far to the town's open market to purchase their fundamental nourishment needs — their floating market has it for them.

According to a GMA News report of Danny Pata, the floating market hooks at a part of the Pampanga Riverbank in the barangay each Tuesday and Thursday, and offers most of the basic food needs that their residents can buy.

It started in the barangay in late April to restrict the mobility of Capalangan residents, in Apalit town's drive to further prevent the spread of the coronavirus disease 2019.  

Source: GMA News

COVID-19 Recoveries Exceeded 1000

COVID 19 Update as of April 29, 2020

DOH - As of 4 pm on April 29, The Department of Health reported that the number of recoveries from the deadly COVID-19 disease has exceeded 1000. Although the report shows an additional 254 new cases of COVID-19 in the country that brings to a total of 8,212, it is also noticeable that more infected people are getting better and virus free.

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Source: DOH  

5-Month-Old Baby, Now COVID 19 Free

A 5-month-old baby who has tested positive for COVID 19 has finally recovered from the disease - a report from GMA News Online.

According to the report, Ron Keizer Zafe was kept away from her family for almost a month after being admitted and confined to the Dr. Jose Fabella Memorial Hospital in Manila due to the deadly coronavirus disease.

On discharge, the hospital staff celebrated on Thursday, April 23 after they confirmed the baby's recovery and gave her a heartwarming send-off. Watch the full video here from 24 Oras:

Sources: GMA News
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