Saving from Destruction - Torre de Manila

A couple of weeks ago, I visited Manila, in an instant. I didn't expect to be there. Though it was my second time to visit Manila and still it amazes me about how people live in there.

I asked a friend to stop-over in the Luneta park to took picture, while watching the picture, I remember about the controversial Torre de Manila and how people irritated about it. The talk of the nation and people called it "The National Photo-bomber." And it was really a photo-bomber but not all the time when you just get the right angle.

But at this moment, the Supreme Court gave a TRO to stop the construction of the building. And for me, it was a very big loss to the investors on that building.

Listening to the news that people wanted it to be destroyed, makes me say "Sayang" the resources, the time and effort of the people involved on that building. Then something came to my mind, that in order to save the building, why not making the building like this.

Instead of destroying it, why not paint it that it will look like the Philippine flag. Putting lights that will emphasize the colors of the flag during the night.

And for me, this will be a great landmark.

What do you think guys?

Know the Activities this coming 8th Charter Day Celebration

Everyone be ready for more more more activities for all, this 8th Charter Day and 56th Fiesta Celebration in Bayugan City!

BFMMPC distributes school supplies to 57 kids

Over 57 children of the Bayugan Farmers-Millers Multi-purpose Cooperative (BFMMPC) workers received their new school supplies last June 7, 2015 at BFMMPC ground, Bayugan City.

The Outreach program of the cooperative is part of the social responsibility of every cooperatives in the Philippines.

The activity was attended by the Chairman Ms. Felipa M. Asis and the Board of Directors as well as the members.

This year's theme is BFMMPC on helping the youth and promote importance of Education

Pulis at iba pang empleyado ng Gobyerno sumali sa HIV/AIDS Symposium

Sinalihan ng mga lingkod bayan, lalong lalo na ng mga Pulis, Military, Bombero at BJMP personnel, ang ginanap na symposium tungkol sa HIV at AIDS sa may Press Conference Room ng Bayugan City Hall.

 Ipinaliwinag sa mga sumali kung paano maiiwasan ang pagkakaroon ng HIV at AIDS. Ipinaliwanag din sa kanila ang mga gagawin kapag sila ay naging positibo ng HIV. Ayon kay Nurse Helen Saligan ng City Health Office, napakahalagang malaman ng isang tao kung siya ay positibo o hindi. Kung naging positibo, hindi ito dapat ikatakot dahil andyan ang Department of Health at City Health Office na gagabay at tutulong sa iyo na hindi na lalala ang nasabing sakit.

Itinuro din sa mga sumali ang paggamit ng condom at iba pang mga contraceptive.

Full force ang City Health Office at mga nars kasama ang City Health Officer na si Dra. Jeanne Maningo sa pagsagawa ng HIV/AIDS Symposium.

Ayon kay Dra. Maningo, isasagawa ngayong darating na June 25, 2015 sa Lope A. Asis Gymnasium ang Voluntary Counselling and Testing sa lahat ng mga Bayuganon. Isang paraan ito upang matulungan ang mga tao na malaman ang mga dahilan kung bakit nagkaka HIV or AIDS ang isang tao at malaman din kung positibo o hindi sa nasabing sakit.

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Thai Expat Bashing the Filipinos, say "Sorry"

Koko Narak (according to a blog post his real name is Kosin Prasertsri) is a Thai national who is now facing a real problem to the Filipinos because of his posts on the social networking sites bashing the Filipinos and its culture.


According to a blog, he posted and said that Filipinos are capable of doing only housework and only fit to work as maid and toilet lickers. And he even said that Filipinos are "stupid creatures".

Read more This Thai expat works and lives in the Philippines, but backstabs the Filipinos, calling us "PIGS"

After bashing the Filipinos, he is now facing his own bashers and receives harsh comments on his social network profile.

He posted his statement of apology on www.facebook.com/ASEANCommunity

But despite of posting his statement of apology, the netizens did not accept it.

Criticizing a race or a nation is a very suicidal act. And everyone, despite of having a bad experience in a certain country, you don't have the right to generalize and criticize the people because of someone's fault.

Hundreds of Residents in Brgy. San Juan receive a Free Medical and Dental Service

 Not less than 670 families receive a free medical and dental service in San Juan village last April 7 at the Multi-purpose hall of the village.

City Mayor Kim Lope A. Asis brought the team of the City Health Office and the City Social Welfare and Development to San Juan village to conduct a Medical and Dental Outreach Program.

Free check-up and free medicines were given to the villagers and aside from that, young boys had their "Tuli" or circumcision and each family receive a gift packs composed of rice, noodles, canned goods, sugar and coffee.

During that time, a house was burned and the owner was wounded on some parts of his back and chest, the City Doctor Ms. Jeanne Maningo was there and abruptly treated his wounds.


Ms. Gloria Dahan, a resident of San Juan village, was so thankful and happy that according to her, the free medicines and check-up she received will help her in her pregnancy.

The team of KARANCHO and the Special Force of the Armed Forces of the Philippines were present and helped to make the activity succeed.

The villagers were so thankful to the Medical and Dental Outreach program, that they didn't need to go at the city proper that time to have their check-ups and to buy their medicines.

Photo Credits to: City Information Unit