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The battle begins inside the pharmacies
Angeles City - Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) Region Central Luzon discovered that some pharmacies in the region are illegally dispensing narcotics to the public.
The said agency managed to raid simultaneously on four pharmacies after reportedly selling dangerous drugs specifically Diazepam and Nalbuphine Hydrochloride, without medical prescription. The said drugs can cause central nervous system depression that can lead to serious side effects including respiratory distress, coma, and even death.
PDEA Central Luzon Director Joseph Ladip said that pharmacies dispensing the said drugs must secure a permit from PDEA.
Ladip warned the pharmacy owners since the agency will continue to monitor their businesses engaging in such activities.
He also highlighted the dispersion of the said drugs is similar to selling of marijuana and shabu which is punished to life imprisonment.
-Kathryn Grace Dizon
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Pampanga Jeepney Transport Groups Joined the National Strike Last October 2017
Jeepney Transport Group of Pampanga launched a massive 2day strike in pampanga last October 2017 to make a protest against our government. Because of the government plan to Jeepney Modernization Program
Driver and Operators in pampanga participated to paralyze the transport system and to make noise and to show that they are important to our country especially to the commuters.
Nearby provinces like bulacan and tarlac also participated to show their support to the strike.
The strike had cause a inconvenience to the commuters and especially to the transport system.
-Iarome Ocampo
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Festive café in Plaza Angel
ANGELES CITY – Café Museo is a laid-back outdoor café surrounded by stalls selling traditional Christmas delicacies in the heart of downtown Angeles City. The place features an infamous view containing the light and water fountain and the iconic Holy Rosary Parish Church, giving customers a festive ambience during the holidays.
”We are contributing to Angeles City’s culture of preparing suklati batirul the traditional way thereby creating awareness to younger generation.” Written on their Facebook page, the café has a reputation for its sensational Tsokolate de Batirul that brings warmth to the season’s cold nights.
Cultural promotion and casual dining are what give Café Museo much of its unique sell, where locals and tourists could sit and bask in the ambiance of true Kapampangan Christmas.
-Chelsea Joshua May Ramos
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5 Must-Try Restaurants for an Ultimate Food Trip in Pampanga
There will always be an excitement and thrill when you travel. Regardless of the time and season, traveling is wonderful in many ways. It gives you a new perspective in life through what you experience during your travel period.
However, choosing your next travel destination can sometimes be challenging, especially when you are not familiar with the place. While it may be true that wandering around the place can be an adventure, knowing where to enjoy a good meal is advisable to ensure an enjoyable trip. Food tourism without doubt is a major component of the tourist’s itinerary and a focus of destination strategies. Just like when you plan to visit Pampanga, exploring its famous eateries is one way you can enjoy your trip.
Known as the Culinary Capital of the Philippines, Pampanga has what it takes to give you an outstanding gastronomical experience.
Cafe Noelle
Marquee Mall, Angeles City
www.cafenoelle.com | FB: /cafenoelle | IG: @cafenoelleph
Café Noelle easily made its mark in Pampanga because of its all year round Christmas theme. Owner-Chef Judy Uson named the café after her daughter. It all started with her desire to have a place where she could serve good food and people could feel as if they’re home. At present, Café Noelle has three branches in key areas in Pampanga – Clark, Angeles City, and San Fernando.
Apag Marangle
Bacolor and Marquee Mall, Angeles City
apagmarangle.com | FB: /apagmarangle | IG: @apagmarangle
When it comes to authentic Kapampangan cuisine, Apag Marangle seems to be the top in mind. In addition to that, they are also famous for their exotic dishes like crickets and frogs. If you’re heading to Subic, they also have a branch in Harbor Point Mall!
Urban Crunch
The Yard Angeles Food Park and Moderno Food Park
FB: /urbancrunchphl | IG: @urbancrunchphl
Urban Crunch serves different bagnet dishes. To date, they offer kare-kare, dinakdakan, binagoongan, and bagnet with atchara. With its growing fan base and developing menu, more branches and even an actual restaurant might be on the way! They have stalls in two leading food parks in Pampanga – Moderno Food Park in San Fernando and The Yard in Angeles City.
Sunrise Surprise
Fil-Am Friendship Highway, Barangay Cutcut, Angeles City
FB: /1351sunrisesurprise | IG: @sunrisesurpriseph
Did someone say all-day breakfast? We heard you. Sunrise and breakfast both symbolize warmth, comfort, and happiness. Dining in this restaurant is always a dose of sunshine!
Historic Camalig Restaurant
Sto. Rosario Street, Angeles City
FB:/Camalig-Restaurant | IG: @nepomarc | website: www.camalig.com
Contact number: (045)322-5641
This place is a former grain storehouse that was built in 1840 and later became a restaurant in 1973. It serves 18 flavors of pizza and offers an exciting Capampangan Buffet prepared by Chef Bonits Pamintuan using fresh ingredients available in the market cooked in the traditional Kapampangan way.
-Chelsea Joshua May Ramos
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PDEA confiscated 74,100 value of shabu in a drug den in Mabalacat City
ANGELES CITY -- The Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA)-Central Luzon confiscated a 11.9 grams of shabu with a street value of P74, 100 in a drug den on Sunday in Mabalacat City.
The anti-narcotics team of PDEA made a search warrant to Romel Arolfo a.k.a. “Maton” in Barangay Dau.
There are also suspects who were all caught in the act of using the said illegal drug. resulted to the arrest of Redante Miranda, 36; Robert Cruz, 42; Erwin Velasco; 37; and Jayson Cabanding, 34.
all arrested Suspects will charge the violation of Section 6 (maintenance of drug, den or resort), Section 11 (possession of dangerous drugs), Section 12 (possession of drug paraphernalia) and Section 15 (use of dangerous drugs) Article 2 of Republic Act 9165 or the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act.
and also suspects are now detained at PDEA 3 Jail Facility in Diosdado Macapagal Government Center, Barangay Maimpis, City of San Fernando, Pampanga.
-Solomon Albert Zamora
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Adamson Pep Squad wins UAAP cheerdance
BAGUIO CITY, Philippines - The Adamson University Pep Squad breaks the four-peat record of National University during the UAAP Season 80 Cheerdance Competition (CDC) held at the Mall of Asia Arena on Saturday, December 2, 2017.
Adamson won with an overall score of 663.50 followed by the UST Salinggawi Dance Troupe with 638.50 and the University of the East (UE) Pep Squad with 634.50 points.
the cheering squad of the Soaring Falcons won Overall champion with their 80's performance.
Four-peating champion National University Pep Squad failed to accomplished their #AllOutOn5 championships campaign after multiple errors with their “Under the Sea” performance.
NU, the now-dethroned four-time champions, ended up in a tie for fourth-place with the FEU Cheering Squad with a score of 610.50.
-Maria Francesca Taruc
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Pampanga: Home of the Giants
Last time I rode the bus home and observed what they claim to be the tallest and the biggest ferris wheel in the country, just behind the longest mall as they brand it, I was able to introspect a lot; mostly about why are these in Pampanga and not somewhere else. Although it rings a bell when they say Kapampangans indulge in luxury and grandiosity, I still like to think there's so much more.
More will I see if I dare to look. During these times, I like sitting beside large windows, it's my usual spot with my earphones plugged in, volume: max. I would start peeping thru the window as soon as the bus makes it 270° turn after exiting the expressway. Then I would know I'm in City of San Fernando. The more I could tell when it's December, when I get to meet colorful display of lanterns along the way, surely communicating the season of Christmas as much as the rich culture of the city.
City of San Fernando has been dubbed as the Christmas capital of the Philippines. Every year, it hosts the famous Ligligan Parul where locals represent their respective barangays to compete in a giant lantern making contest. This tradition has been practiced from generations to generations until it's an industry already. As early as highschool, students are trained to learn the art of parol-making. The process, from planning to executing these manually operated enourmous lanterns, requires passion more than hardwork. It goes to show the artistry and craftsmanship of Fernandinos. It has become a way to support lives, give a show, and make us all proud.
Last December 4, 2017 the biggest ferris wheel was turned into the biggest lantern of hope during a Grand Pyro Musical Show organized in the longest mall as a tribute to Pampanga's lantern industry. On December 17, 2017 City of San Fernando staged yet another spectacular display of the giant lanterns accompanied with music as Ligligan Parul ignited the festive spirit of Kapampangans once more.
Thirty minutes later or after nine songs on my playlist, my body still pressed against the window, the bus gets to pass thru lamp posts erected along Concepcion, occupying 500 meters of the highway. It's my signal to bring out my phone and inform my dad to fetch me. At last, I'm in Lubao.
Unlike San Fernando, Lubao is a small town located in the edge of Pampanga just before reaching Bataan. It's the cradle of some of the most prominent politicians this country has and had - former president and now district 2 congresswoman Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, Governor Lilia Pineda, and the 'poor boy from Lubao', former President Diosdado Macapagal, just to name a few.
But aside from its people, Lubao has also been a go-to place for people, both locals and foreigners, during summer. For six years now, the town has been hosting the International Hot Air Balloon Festival which is the biggest in South East Asia. I could still remember from a recent memory, just right in front our house, it was like a scene extracted from the film Wizard of Oz, for the first time in my life I saw a live hot air balloon, breathing fire, making it possible to fly.
On March 23-25 2018, giant balloons shall take off again in the land of Prado Siongco in Lubao. There is morning balloon flight, aerial exhibition, night glow, fireworks, music festival, and a lot more to see and enjoy.
As we pass the rice fields, now riding my dad's motorcycle, I felt home again. Pampanga is everything that they say, but so much more. Just like the way I see it, it's the home of the giants.
-Patrick De Leon
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Caught on CCTV: Fast food delivery motorcycle hits a 10-year old girl
MABALACAT CITY, PAMPANGA – a 10-year old girl was hit by a motorcycle as she runs across the lane in Mabalacat City, Pampanga on Saturday Morning last December 09, 2017.
The victim named “Anne”, not her real name, had fractures and wounds and according to her family, she is already at home. The driver named Jonathan also had wounds caused by the incident.
According to PINSP. Renz Principe, Chief Investigation of Mabalacat PNP, the driver did not notice that the girl unexpectedly runs across the pedestrian lane. He also mentioned that he forgot to slow down his speed considering the fact that he will pass through the lane.
On the investigation by the Mabalacat PNP, the driver hits the speed of 50 km/hr and is not applicable upon reaching the pedestrian lane.
The company of the food delivery motorcycle will shoulder the expenses and recovery of the victim.
The Mabalacat PNP reminded everyone to look keenly upon passing through the pedestrian lane. “For the drivers, they must always slow down their speed especially when reaching the lane so that there would be no repetition of the same incident”, said by PINSP. Principe.
-Francis Charles Jocson
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Philippine Remittances Slowdown in Growth, Alviera Generates Job Opportunities
MEXICO PAMPANGA – OFW Remittances in the Philippines has been left with a short leg last November 2017, as it has shown 2% growth during the year.
According to Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, November 2016, attained 18.5% cash remittance which was the highest rate yet in 8 years.
Majority of the fund transfers for the 1st 11 months in 2017 came from the United States, United Arab Emirates, Saudi, Singapore, Japan, UK and Qatar which accounted 80.2% total in cash releases.
Meanwhile, According to Porac mayor Condralito Dela Cruz, it is anticipated that Alviera will be generating over 1000 jobs in the coming months as Ayala Land goes full blast in developing the estate.
Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) and Leonio Land Holdings, Inc. (LLHI) has broadcasted the increase of its investment from P90 billion to P100 billion on its project in Porac town late this year.
At the end of the project, the estate is expected to house over 200,000 residents, new establishments and business opportunities; thus, decreasing the need to go overseas for job prospects.
-Ena Louise Florendo
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