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NUESTRA SEÑORA DE FATIMA DE VALENZUELA Marulas, Lungsod Valenzuela 1975 Diyosesis ng Malolos

Kapistahan: Ika-13 ng Mayo Kinoronahang episkopal: 13 Mayo 2017 Kinoronahang kanonika: 25 Pebrero 2024 Dambana: Pambansang Dambana ng Ina ng Fatima

Kaugnayang lathalain: The National Pilgrim Image Our Lady of Fatima – The Nation’s Peacemaker (pintakasiph.wordpress.com)

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The Butterfly Who Unfolds Her Wings

A simple, selfless, social butterfly, but an ambitious girl as what they perceive, yes, it is me. I'm Alexa Mae Canaria Davas, 18 years old, a first-year civil engineering student at Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Valenzuela. I'm one of the Dr. Pio Valenzuela scholars for batch number 26 as well.

To be honest, there's nothing special about me. I'm just a typical girl with a lot of pressure and expectations. Why did I say so? I'm the first, or, should I say, the eldest, child of my parents. I have two siblings who are 15 and 5 years old. I've also been an academic achiever from kindergarten until senior high school. Since I am the first child, I have many responsibilities to fulfill. I don't want to fail. I'm scared of failing in all aspects of my life. It would be my biggest downfall. I don't like being a disappointment to my family or, most especially, to myself. My parents did not pressure me that much. In fact, I'm the one who pressures myself since I expect more of myself. I don't have a lot of talents and skills like others do. But I can sing, dance, and make everyone feel wanted and appreciated. I don't want to see people left behind, since I know that kind of feeling. My hobbies are just reading books, watching Asian dramas, and making some fictional stories or quotes about life if I have free time. During my senior high school years, my professors often praised me because of how I constructed words in every essay or other written activity. I don't know, but I like expressing myself through writing rather than being vocal.

I am an ambitious girl, but honestly, I don't know what career or what I want to become. I want to be successful, but I don't know what my dream is. I have a lot of dreams, but I can't see myself in those fields. One thing that I am sure about is that I want to become a cardiologist if I'm lucky enough. If fate allows me to. I want to pursue being a doctor, but sadly, my parents can’t afford for me to study at any private medicine school. Every decision I made was influenced by other people. To tell you the truth, there's no chance that I decided for my own. Taking the course as a civil engineer is not my first choice. It was my third option. I took the STEM strand as my senior high school academic track at Our Lady of Fatima University. For the sake of improving my mathematics skills, I can draw houses too, but I am not as good as others. My parents and relatives want me to study engineering since that’s the only course they can afford and since I’m just about to study at a state university. They also said that engineering can make me successful too since it is in demand and a high-paying job. Given the factors I have mentioned, I considered just taking civil engineering because it was aligned with my senior high school strand, even though I doubt if I can. Every night before entering college, I silently cry since I know that I can't be an engineer because I'm not that "good" at mathematics. and I have no interest in the engineering field. I know for myself that I will be struggling.

This course is very challenging, and it really affects your mental health. There's been a lot of change for me since I started studying engineering. Back then, it was not okay for me to just get at least a passing score because I am a competitive person. I can't afford a low score or grade. I'm always aiming for a high grade. But now, just a passing grade really makes me happy already. I started to like my course, although I was scared to take it before. This course really taught me to be a risk-taker, to believe more in yourself, to study harder and harder, and that it's fine to cry. This is such a fulfilling course that I don't want to be an irregular student and shift to another course next year. I will strive harder to graduate from this course and be a future civil engineer in the near future. I know I can since I have my family, friends, and God by my side.

Shifting from an online class to a face-to-face class again is quite hard. It seems like a new experience to me to be back in a normal class after almost 3 years of online classes. Most especially, you have to maintain safety protocols, and your actions are limited, unlike pre-pandemic. My coping mechanism with this kind of setup is that I have to socialize with other people, but I am still reminded of safety protocols like wearing a face mask and keeping a social distance. Additionally, I'm teaching myself to do group study with my friends and classmates because I was used to studying alone rather than brainstorming, and I'm starting to build my self-confidence in public speaking after not being exposed to other people during lockdown.

To sum it up from this blog, you know the half-side of me. How I chose what course to take in college and my coping mechanisms during the shift of classes from online to face-to-face. To everyone who will be reading this, I hope I can inspire and motivate you that not all the time, what we dreamed of is really meant for us. We need to see the bigger picture, to be practical, and to transcend the things that limit us from being a better version of ourselves. Let's be risk-takers and not be afraid of what lies ahead.

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Ang Aking Talambuhay

Taong dalawang libo at lima ng ika-labing apat ng Marso noong ako ay ipinanganak sa lungsod ng Isulan, Sultan Kudarat. Nag-iisang anak nina Maricel B. Valenzuela at Joseph B. Dacillo. Ako si Justee Marie V. Dacillo, labing pitong taong gulang. Nakatira sa Tacurong City Sultan Kudarat at nag-aaral sa General Santos Doctors' Medical School Foundation Inc., at kasalukuyang nasa ika-labindalawang baitang. Sa ngayon, ako ay naninirahan sa General Santos City dahil dito ako nag-aaral.

Isa lamang ang kinahihiligan kong gawin sa ngayon at yun ay ang pagkumpuni ng iba't-ibang bagay sa yarn o mas kilala bilang crochet. Noong ako ay labing limang taong gulang pa lamang, naisipan kong pag-aralan ang bagay na ito ngunit bigla ko na lang pinagsawaan, pero sa ngayon ay nae-enjoy ko nang gumawa nito. Nakakatuwang isipin dahil kababalik ko lamang sa paggawa ng crocheted na mga bagay, at may iilan nang gustong bumili kaya naisipan kong gawin nalang itong business.

Ang aking paboritong tao ay ang aking lolo, isa siya sa mga nagpalaki nang maayos sa akin noong wala si mama sa tabi ko. Marami akong natutunan sa kanya at isa na doon ay ang pahalagahan ang bawat oras na kasama mo ang mga taong mahal mo. Palagi niya akong sinasabihan na ako ang kanyang paborito dahil ako ang panganay na apo at pareho kami ng araw ng kapanganakan. Siya rin ang nagbigay ng pangalan sa akin na nakuha niyasa kanyang paboritong kanta na "C/Sheryl Moana Marie" ngunit pinapalitan ito ng aking tiyahin upang maging "Justee". Noong bata pa ako, palagi akong iniispoil ng lolo ko sa mga bagay at pagkain na gusto ko. Hinahatid at sinusundo niya ako sa paaralan noong elementary pa lamang ako. At ngayon na teenager na ako, ang tanging hiling ko lang ay sana sa susunod na mga panahon, kapag umayon na sa akin ang panahon ay sana ako naman ang makapagspoil sa kanya ng mga bagay na gusto niya. Minsan ay natatakot akong isipin na habang unti-unti ko nang natutuklasan ang tunay na buhay, ay unti-unti na ring tumatanda ang aking lolo. "If growing up means I'm slowly losing him, then I don't wanna grow up anymore."

Life traumatized me so much when I was 9yo. Lahat tayo may kanya-kanyang pagsubok sa buhay at kung meron man akong nag-iisang bagay na pwedeng hilingin, yun ay ang sana maheal ko na ang inner child ko.

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WALANG TATALO SA PANGARAP

Capiz - isang lalawigan sa Visayas na nakilala dahil sa mga kuwentong ito ay pinamumugaran ng masasamang elemento. Nguti, hinggil sa kaalaman ng lahat na ang lugar na ito ay may mas nakakatakot na problema - Ang KAHIRAPAN.

Pinapalakas ng Department of Agrarian Reform ang sa lalawigan ng Capiz ang kampanya laban sa kahirapan at kagutuman. Ito ay isang patunay na hanggang ngayon, hindi pa rin nakakabangon sa kahirapan ang lalawigang ito.

Taong 1956, ito ang kaaranawan ng aking ama na si Junifer B. Avila. Ngunit, ito rin ang araw na naranasan niya ang kahirapan sa lalawigan ng Capiz.

Nang dahil sa kahirapan ng buhay sa Capiz, ang nanay ni papa Junifer, na si Lola Daisy, ay nais makipagsapalaran sa Maynila upang kumita, at magkaroon ng pag-asang makakaahon sila sa kahirapan. Kaya naman siya ay humingi ng tulong sa mayor upang siya ay makapunta na sa Maynila.

Napadpad si Lola Daisy sa lungsod ng Valenzuela. Dito siya namasukan bilang katulong, at kung minsan naman ay naglalabada. Ito lamang ang kayang trabaho ni Lola Daisy dahil hindi rin siya nakapagtapos ng pag-aaral. Ngunit sa lahat ng hirap na ito, dito naman niya natagpuan ang kanyang asawa na si Lolo Fausto.

Nagkaroon ng bunga ang pagsasama ni Lola Daisy at Lolo Fausto, at sila ay bumalik sa Capiz. Ngunit, hindi rin nagtagal ay iniwan sila ni Lolo Fausto, at hindi na muling bumalik pa. Halos gumuho ang buhay ni Lola Daisy dahil hindi niya alam kung paano bubuhayin si papa Junifer. Kaya naman sila ay bumalik sa Valenzuela upang magtrabaho at manirahaman.

Kahit na mahirap lamang sila, hindi ito naging hadlang kay papa Junifer upang maging top sa klase. Kaya siya ay nagkaroon ng scholarship sa Malinta Elementary School. Nagpatuloy rin ito hanggang sa high school kung saan siya ay nag-aral naman sa Meycauayan Institue. Dahil high school na, naisipan nilang pamilya na magtinda siya ng puto at pandesal upang magkaroon siya ng baon sa araw araw.

Kahit na may mga scholarship na natatanggap si papa Junifer, hindi pa rin ito ang naging kasagutan sa kahirapan na kanilang nararasanan. Kaya imbis na ipagpatuloy ang pag-aaral sa kolehiyo, pinili niya munang magtrabaho upang makatulong sa kanyang ina. Siya ay namasukan sa Ramie Textile Incorporated.

Ngunit, hindi rin nagtagal ay napagtanto ni papa Junifer na hindi sapat ang ganoong uri ng pamumuhay, kaya siya ay sumubok muli na mag-aral. Kinuha niya ang kursong Pharmacist sa FEU. Habang nag-aaral ay nagtatrabaho rin siya sa Ramie Textile Incorporated. Magtatrabaho siya sa umaga, at mag-aaral naman sa gabi. Kaya sa mga panahong ito, naranasan niya ang matinding pagod at hirap. Pero hindi pa rin siya sumuko dahil sa kanyang pangarap na makaahon sa kahirapan.

Dito ako nabilib sa aking ama dahil kahit na ang daming problema at pagsubok sa buhay, hindi siya sumuko.

Nakita ko ang kahalagahan ng pangarap sa buhay. Ito ay isang mabisang instrumento upang makamit ang ating inaasam-asam sa buhay. Dahil sa pangarap, kahit gaano na kahirap, magpapatuloy upang maging maganda ang hinaharap.

Kaya, papa, salamat sa inspirasyon. Ipagmamalaki kita sa kahit na sino. Nahigitan mo na ang pangarap mo. Mahal kita.

~ Avila, Japhet V.

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MBBS in Philippines: All that You May Like to Know!

 Dear visitors,

Grab the opportunities of studying MBBS in Philippines!

MBBS in Philippine is a cost-effective option for Indian medical aspirants wishing to study MBBS overseas. World-class facilities, top-notch medical education, and the most recent advanced procedures are used to deliver the instruction. Most of the nation's universities have received recognition from prominent institutions like as the World Health Organisation (WHO), NMC, and others. The Philippines is a secure nation that ensures housing for all MBBS students enrolled at Philippine Medical College. For Indian students, MBBS in the Philippines is the greatest choice since, in contrast to other nations, the Philippines offers MBBS courses at really affordable prices with a number of advantages.

 Indian students are increasingly choosing to study MBBS in the Philippines. It has one of the continent's top educational systems. Since it is the largest English-speaking nation in the area, students have the choice to pursue medical education in English. International students can receive high-quality, reasonably priced medical education in Philippine medical colleges. The finest medical schools in the Philippines: Students may enrol in the best medical schools in the Philippines, which have highly qualified teachers and the newest training tools. The colleges provide Indian students with a lot of affordable housing options, a calm and welcoming atmosphere, and the safest country for international candidates.

MBBS in Philippines: Highlights

Degree Awarded: MD (Equivalent to MBBS in India)

Approval: Recognized by MCI/NMC & WHO

Popular Course: MBBS

Duration: 6 Years (Including Internship)

Medium of Education: English

Eligibility: 50% Marks in PCB

Entrance Exam: NEET Qualification Required

·         MBBS in Philippines is most cost effective. Tuition fee is budget-friendly.

·         Affordable living and accommodation expenses.

·         Modern teaching techniques and advanced teaching-learning process.

·         Internationally recognized Medical colleges offer globally recognized MBBS degrees

·         Medium of instruction is purely English.

·         Majority of Filipinos speak English language and so Indian students feel comfortable in classes and also in interacting with their peers. There is no demand to learn the local language.

·         The Philippines exports more medical graduates than any other country in the world.

·         There is a lot of cultural variety on the college campus of MBBS in the Philippines.

 MBBS in Philippines: Top Medical Universities in Philippines:

 Emilio Aguinaldo College - School of Medicine

Address: Paco, Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines

 University of Perpetual Help Rizal

Address: Alabang Zapote Rd, Las Piñas, 1740 Metro Manila, Philippines

 UV Gullas College of Medicine

Address: Banilad, Mandaue City, 6014, Cebu, Philippines

 Davao Medical School Foundation

Address: Medical School Dr, Poblacion District, Davao City, 8000 Davao del Sur, Philippines

 Lyceum Northwestern University

Address: Dagupan, 2400 Pangasinan, Philippines

 Southwestern University

Address: Urgello Street, Lungsod ng Cebu, 6000 Lalawigan ng Cebu, Philippines

 Our Lady of Fatima University

Address: 120 MacArthur Highway, Valenzuela, 1440 Metro Manila, Philippines

 Bicol Christian College of Medicine

Address: Legazpi City, Philippines

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NSTP Module 3

Barangay Wawang pulo, Valenzuela City

Lazaro, Isabella A. L_Med/Sci

Hazardous Places

Safe Spaces

Best Practices

Hazard Identification

Ang Barangay Wawangpulo ay isang lugar na napapaligiran ng katubigan. Marami ng kalamidad ang nangyari sa Wawangpulo ngunit ang bagyo ang isa sa lubhang ininda ng ating mga kabarangay. Ilang bagyo na ang nagdaan sa atin halimbawa na ang bagyong Ondoy. Maraming mga tahanan ang binaha at nasira ang mga kagamitan. May mga bahay na gawa sa light materials ang nasira lalu't higit sa mga nakatira sa tabing ilog.

Bukod sa bagyo, naapektuhan din ang ilan nating mga kabarangay nang magkaroon ng sunog noong hunyo taong kasalukuyan. May apat o higit pang pamilya ang nawalan ng tirahan at mga kagamitan.

Tunay nga na ang teknolohiya ay malaking tulong sa pamumuhay ng ating mga kabarangay. Kung noo'y tanging ulat lamang sa mga telebisyon ang inaasahan natin, ngayon ay marami nang "Platforms" kung saan tayo nakakakuha ng impormasyon halimbawa dito sa ating barangay. Nagmumula ang pagbibigay babala sa command center o alert center ng Pamahalaang Lungsod ng Valenzuela at ibinababa ito sa bawat barangay. At ang bawat opisyal ng Barangay ay responsable sa pag iikot o pagbabahay bahay upang ipabatid sa mamamayan na may paparating na sakuna.

Sa aking palagay, madalang na tayo ay mapinsala ng mga sakunang ito dahil sa mga patuloy na rehabilitasyon sa ating barangay na nakatutulong maiwasan ang anumang pinsala na maaaring idulot ng mga ito halimbawa na ng bagyo. Madalas man tayong daanan ng bagyo ay naiiwasan na nating mapinsala sa mga ito.

Vulnerability, Elements, and People at Risk Management

Dito sa ating barangay, patuloy na minomonitor ang bawat lugar at nakita natin na ang Wawangpulo Home Owners Association Village sa Salambao st. ang mas mapipinsala sa anumang sakuna dahil sa lokasyon ng tirahan, uri ng materyales na ginamit sa pagtayo ng mga bahay at distansya ng bawat bahay sa lugar. Dahil sa kasikipan ng mga eskinita, mahihirapan rin ang mga bumbero o anumang rescue vehicle na makapasok ng agaran sa lugar.

Meron na lamang iilang mga tao ang posibleng lubhang maapektuhan sa mga kalamidad. Yun ay pamilya Deliva, Alcanar, Directo at Ramos. Base sa mga pag aaral natin dito sa barangay, sila ang mga natitirang pamilya na naninirahan sa tabing ilog. Ngunit nasa proseso na ang kanilang mga dokumento upang maalis natin sila sa panganib ng kanilang tirahan sa pamamagitan ng pagbibigay sa kanila ng bagong tahanan.

Sa ating barangay, malaki ang magiging epekto sa tao ng mga ganitong sakuna lalu’t higit na marami paring kabahayan ang gawa sa light materials. Sa pangkabuhayan naman, maraming mamamayan natin ang umaasa parin sa kailugan at karagatan sa ikabubuhay ng pamilya nila. Maraming palaisdaan at mangingisda ang posibleng maapektuhan at maging ang imprastraktra tulad ng eskwelahan ay posibleng maapektuhan.

Ang ating Barangay Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council na pinamumunuan ng ating punong barangay ay may itinalagang Evacuation Centers yun ang Elementary School, High school Buildings, Activity Center, 3S Center, at kung may lindol naman ay ang open field o Oval.

Base sa pagaaral ng BDRRMC , ang Wawangpulo Home Owners Association ang lubos na delikado sa anumang sakuna dahil sa lokasyon at pisikal na aspeto ng mga tahanan sa loob nito.

Sa aking palagay ay wala nang malalaking hadlang para sa ikauunlad ng barangay. Siguro kung meron man tayong problema ay ang di sapat na pondo upang maibigay lahat ng pangangailangan ng mga mamamayan maging sa oras ng sakuna.

Capacity and Disaster Management Assessment

Ang BDRRMC ay may binuong organizational chart na kikilos sa iba’t ibang bagay sa oras ng sakuna. Halimbawa nalang ay ang first aiders na rerespunde sa mga biktima, meron din naming research and analysis team kung saan sila ang magdodokumento ng mga posibleng gamitin at magdadaos ng iba’t ibang trainings sa barangay patungkol sa mga dapat gawin sa oras ng sakuna. Meron ding naatasan sa pagbibigay alerto sa mamamayan kung saan sila ay mag iikot sa buong barangay bago pa man maganap ang lindol

Ang BDRRMC kasama ang iba’t ibang NGOs dito sa ating barangay ay patuloy na bumubuo ng iba’t ibang plano para kahandaan sa sakuna. Ang isa sa pinakaimportanteng plano na mayroon ang BDRRMC bukod sa organizational chart ay ang pagkumpleto ng mga kagamitang kakailanganin sa oras ng sakuna.

Sa tulong ng Pamahalaang Lungsod ng Valenzuela, tayo ay may mga nakalatag na plano kung paano aagapay sa mga maaapektuhan ng sakuna. Masasabi kong tayo ay 100% Ready sa paglikas, paghahanda at pagbangon kung sakaling tayo ay maapektuhan ng kahi anu pa mang sakuna.

Bukod sa members ng BDDRMC sa pangunguna ng ating Punong Barangay, kaagapay din natin ang Valenzuela City Disaster Risk Reduction Office at iba’t iba pang Non-Government Organizations na sumailalim narin sa iba’t ibang trainings. Mayroon din tayong nakahandang mga organisasyon na binuo ng Pamahalaang Lungsod ng Valenzuela tulad ng Bantay Bayan, Bantay Sunog at Bantay Ilog.

REFLECTION, SYNTHESIS, and ANALYSIS

Barangay Wawangpulo is located in an area surrounded by water and I think one of the issues that would really affect the barangay is Typhoons. Many of our houses in the barangay are made of light materials and of that I think it will cause different problems to our people.

It would be better if every one of us is ready and well prepared with regards to the calamities or disasters that might affect us. I think one of the best ways on how our Government can secure this preparedness is by conducting different seminars so people will be aware on what to do to save themselves and others.

Disasters and calamities can never be scheduled but the preparedness of each community members can be acquired in anytime. So for me, the main reason why our government should address this issue in our country is for them to be able to raise awareness and make our people ready and prepared.

For me, change and help should not always a government initiated effort but also a self-initiated. If we can start the change and the willingness to learn on how to be prepared, this micro effort will give a macro effect to the country. If everyone is knowledgeable, our government will be able to secure each members of our community.

As a resident of my community Barangay Wawang pulo, it is my duty and responsibility to help my fellow youth and citizens to be always ready and well-prepared in times of calamities and disasters, I can do these things by spreading awareness and share my knowledge about the DRR.

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Just one app needed in Mandaluyong, Pasig, Valenzuela, Antipolo

#PHnews: Just one app needed in Mandaluyong, Pasig, Valenzuela, Antipolo

 MANILA – The city governments Mandaluyong, Valenzuela, Pasig, and Antipolo have partnered to integrate the use of their contact tracing applications for more efficient measures that will contain the coronavirus disease (Covid-19).

In a virtual ceremony on Monday, mayors Rex Gatchalian of Valenzuela, Vico Sotto of Pasig, and Andrea Ynares of Antipolo forged a network consortium agreement with Carmelita Abalos of Mandaluyong to streamline interconnected digitized contact tracing solutions within their jurisdictions.

They virtually signed a data-sharing agreement for the Valenzuela Contact Tracing, PasigPass, Antipolo Bantay Covid-19, and MandaTrack contact tracing applications through the use of quick response (QR) codes.

"Napakagandang balita po nito lalo na sa mga Pasigueñong madalas pumunta sa Mandaluyong. Hindi na natin kailangang mag-download ng panibagong QR code. Hindi na rin natin kailangang mag-fill up ng mga contact tracing forms. Iisang QR code na lang (It's good news, especially to Pasig residents who often visit Mandaluyong City. We don't need to download a new QR code and we don't need to fill up contact tracing forms. We need one QR code only)," Sotto said.

Ynares cited the importance of unifying efforts to combat the pandemic, hoping that the agreement would serve as a model for more local government units (LGUs).

Meanwhile, Abalos urged the public to remain vigilant and observe the minimum health standards while the country is still under the threat of Covid-19.

"Habang unti-unting lumuluwag ang mga quarantine restrictions, mahalaga pa rin ang patuloy na pagsasagawa ng contact tracing system sa bawat lungsod at sa buong bansa (As quarantine restrictions are gradually eased, it is still important to continue to implement massive contact tracing in every city and across the country)," he said.

Gatchalian said the use of digital contact tracing solutions under the agreement is covered by a safety net and adequate safeguards, which are covered by the data-sharing agreement under Republic Act 10173 or the Data Privacy Act of 2012.

The confidentiality of data and all sensitive information will be strictly observed under the agreement as various business establishments, including malls and department stores, in the cities of Valenzuela, Pasig, Antipolo, and Mandaluyong have already started implementing a "no QR code, no entry" policy. (PNA)

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References:

* Philippine News Agency. "Just one app needed in Mandaluyong, Pasig, Valenzuela, Antipolo ." Philippine News Agency. https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1132624 (accessed March 05, 2021 at 04:29AM UTC+14).

* Philippine News Agency. "Just one app needed in Mandaluyong, Pasig, Valenzuela, Antipolo ." Archive Today. https://archive.ph/?run=1&url=https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1132624 (archived).

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HIGH RANKED MEDICAL UNIVERSITIES IN PHILIPPINES? It's Easy If You Do It Smart

The MBBS profession is widely recognized, respectable and coveted not only in India but also world-over. People see doctors as next to god, because this highly virtuous profession grants one the power to heal and give a new life to fellow beings. To become a doctor is a dream come true for every diligent and ambitious student. In India, the percentage of doctors as compared to the total population is negligible. The complex nature of getting admission to this course in India is making the life difficult for MBBS-seekers. When they don’t find suitable medical colleges to get admitted in India, they tend to look for MBBS abroad study. There are some MBBS abroad destinations that are found to be very desirable for Indian students and Philippines is one of them. The research reveals that only 5% students get admission in the government medical colleges through the common medical entrance exams and the remaining students take admission in private medical colleges or do seek for top medical colleges in Philippines or elsewhere. Getting MBBS degree from Philippines is very easy and cost-effective. There are many High Ranked Medical Universities in Philippines which have been both approved by the Medical Council of India (MCI) and World Health Organization (WHO).

In India, the number of students competing for each medical seat is extremely high. With the introduction of NEET, it becomes more tedious for students to take on both board exams and entrance exam like NEET simultaneously. The regulations of NEET exam continue to be the bone of contention among medical aspirants since its introduction. Therefore, if a student doesn’t qualify NEET, he/she won’t be able to pursue MBBS. In such cases, the colleges in countries like the Philippines may help.

Last Date of Application

March, 2020

Eligibility

50%  PCB category in 12th exam

NEET

NEET score card mandatory

IELTS &TOEFL

Not required

Minimum Course Fee

2.30 Lakhs per year

Maximum Course Fee

6.1 lakhs per year

Cost of Living

7-10k per month

Medium of Education

English

High Ranked Medical Universities in Philippines

AMA schools of Medicines

FEATI University

University of perpetual help system data

De la Salle health science institute

Lyceum of the Philippines university

Central Philippine University college of Medicine

University of Northern Philippines

Our lady of Fatima university

University of Philippines-college of Medicine-Manila

University of Santo Thomas

Mapua institute of Technology

University of Manila

Guimaras State college

Angeles University Foundation, Manila, Philippines

University of Perpetual Help

List of Top MCI Approved Medical Colleges In Philippines

Emilio Aguinaldo College of Medicine

Bicol Christian College of Medicine

Lyceum Northwestern University

Davao Medical School Foundation

Cagayan State University

Angeles University Foundation

De La Salle University-Health Sciences

Cebu Institute of Medicine

University of Northern Philippines

Our Lady of Fatima University

List of MCI Recognized colleges in Philippines

Bicol christian college of medicine

AMA School of Medicine

Angeles University Foundation

Ateneo de Zamboanga University

Baguio Central University

Cagayan State University Tuguegarao (Carig)

Cebu Doctors University College of Medicine

Cebu Institute of Medicine

Central Philippine University

Davao Medical School Foundation

De La Salie University Health Sciences Campus

Dona Remedos Trinidad Medical Foundation

Emilo Aguinaldo College, Manila

Far Eastern University Dr. Nicanor Reyes Medical Foundation

FEU Dr. Nicanor Reyes Medical Foundation

Iloilo Doctors College of Medicine

Lyceum Northwestern University

Manila Central University

Our Lady of Fatima University Valenzuela

Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila

Saint Louis University

San Beda College

Silliman University

Southwestern University Matias H. Aznar Memorial College of Medicine

Lukes College of Medicine William H. Quasha Memorial

University of Northern Philippines

University of Perpetual Help (Dr. Jose G. Tamayo Medical University)

University of Perpetual Help Rizal

University of Saint La Salle

University of Santo Tomas

East Ramon Magsaysay University Medical Memorial Center

University of the Philippines Manila

UV Gullas College of Medicine

Virgen Milagrosa University Foundation

West Visayas State University

Xavier University

Zamboanga Medical School Foundation

MBBS in Philippines

The medical course in Philippines is MD-Doctor of medicine. This is same as MBBS of UK, India, Pakistan and other Commonwealth countries.

The medical degree offered in Philippines medical colleges includes the medical theory, practical and clinical rotation for giving a better exposure to the students.

The medical degrees obtained from Philippines medical college are approved MCI and WHO and pass-out students can practice anywhere in the world subject to the conditions of that country.

The academic calendar of Philippines medical colleges starts in June and ends in March. There are two semesters in each academic year. One is from June to October and the other from November to March.

The infrastructure of the Philippines medical colleges is world-class in terms of staff, equipments and technology.

Advantages of MBBS in Philippines

Low-tuition fees and can be paid in installments & affordable cost of living

English medium of teaching. Philippines is the 3rd largest English speaking country in world.

Indian cuisine available and is cooked by Indian chefs available at low cost

US Pattern of education is followed who wish to give USMLE

Strict rules of study and the parents can be assured that their child will be studying.

Awesome weather, similar to the weather of Mumbai/Kolkata.

Emphasis on developing the practical skills & knowledge of the students.

Final year is reserved for clinical rotation

Higher FMGE passing percentage than Russia, China, Ukraine, Nepal,

During 2012-13 to 2016-17, MBBS in Philippines had the 2nd highest MCI screening test Passing Percentage

Problem-oriented learning procedure

6-year MD course with one-year internship/clinical rotation- MBBS in Philippines

Gateway to the USA– give USMLE and go to the USA for PG and for practice

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Here’s the full list of Google’s free Wi-Fi stations in the Philippines – FlipScience

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Davao Worldwide Airport 47. Holy Cross of Davao Faculty 48. Bukidnon State College 49. Metropolis Corridor of Baguio 50. Port Of Batangas 51. Ateneo De Naga 52. Southern Luzon State College 53. Letran Calamba 54. Cebu South Bus Terminal 55. Bohol Island State College 56. Cebu Technological College 57. College of Cebu – Important Campus 58. MIAA ADMIN 59. MIAA ECD 60. MIAA Engineering 61. Partas Bus Liner Cubao 62. Metropolis Corridor of Navotas 63. Taguig Metropolis Corridor 64. Quezon Metropolis Corridor 65. Valenzuela Metropolis Corridor 66. DLTB Cubao-Edsa 67. Coliseum Arcade 68. Gateway Tower 69. Shopwise Arcade 70. Cyberpark Tower 1 71. Manhattan Heights Arcade 72. Laguindingan Airport 73. Manhattan Parkview Arcade 74. Manhattan Parkway Arcade 75. Basic Santos Airport 76. Zamboanga Worldwide Airport 77. Laoag Worldwide Airport 78. Roxas Metropolis Airport 79. Iloilo Worldwide Airport 80. Caticlan Airport 81. Tarlac State College 82. Bluebay Stroll 83. Maritime Business Authority 84. De La Salle College 85. Obligation Free Phils – Fiesta Mall 86. South Bus Station Alabang 87. Sangguniang Panglungsod ng Davao 88. Zamboanga Port 89. Provincial Capitol of Misamis Oriental 90. Western Mindanao State College 91. Cagayan City Heart 92. Pangasinan State College-Lingayen 93. Ramon Magsaysay Technical College 94. Baler Central Terminal 95. Don Marino Marcos Memorial State College 96. Port of Calapan 97. Legaspi Airport 98. Puerto Princesa Port 99. Capitol of Laguna 100. Imus Terminal Mall 101. Lucena Metropolis Nationwide Excessive College 102. Coral Heart 103. Carmel Mall 104. Bacolod Airport 105. Kalibo Worldwide Airport 106. Cebu Port Pier 1 107. Cebu Institute of Know-how 108. Holy Title College 109. Caticlan Jettyport 110. South City Heart Cebu 111. Plaza Marcela Mall 112. Dao Built-in Bus Terminal 113. Cebu Public Library 114. PLDT MGO 8F 115. Tacloban Built-in Bus Terminal 116. Faculty of Immaculate Conception 117. New Frontier Arcade 118. Dapitan Port 119. Dumaguete Port 120. Dipolog Airport 121. Metropolis Corridor of Meycauayan 122. Municipality of Bocaue 123. Metropolis Corridor of Malolos 124. Pambayang Dalubhasaan ng Marilao 125. NBI Central Luzon RO, Capitol Compound San Fernando Metropolis, Pampanga 126. Metropolis Corridor of Muntinlupa 127. Metropolis Corridor of Pasay 128. LTO, MANILA EAST D.O. 129. Metropolis Corridor of San Juan 130. NBI Head Quarters, Taft Avenue, Ermita, Manila 1000 131. DLTB EDSA – Tramo 132. DLTB LRT – Taft 133. DLTB EDSA – Malibay 134. Metropolis Authorities of Cagayan de Oro 135. NBI Western Mindanao Regional Workplace 136. Daima Port – Misamis Occidental 137. Metropolis Authorities of Dapitan 138. Acitivity Heart (Metropolis Authorities of Tangub) 139. Geege Mall 140. Partas Bus Terminal_Vigan 141. NBI Cordillera Admin RO, 125 Higher Session Highway Baguio Metropolis 142. NBI Isabela District Workplace 143. Metropolis Corridor of Laoag 144. NBI CALABARZON RO, Capitol Website, Batangas Metropolis 145. NBI Lucena District Workplace 146. Capitol of Batangas 147. Municipal Corridor of Tanza 148. Metropolis Corridor of Puerto Princesa 149. Metropolis Corridor of Sta Rosa 150. DLTB Lucena 151. Cebu Provincial Capitol 152. Bacolod Port 153. NBI Bacolod DO, Previous Capitol Bldg. South Capitol Highway, Bacolod Metropolis 154. Ormoc Port – Ormoc 155. Provincial Govt of Iloilo 156. NBI Japanese Visayas Regional Workplace 157. Mae Wess Sasa Wharf 158. Metropolis Corridor of Bacoor 159. Metropolis Corridor of Biñan 160. Metropolis Corridor of Cebu 161. NBI Cagayan Valley Regional Workplace 162. NBI Cavite DO, J.P Rizal Avenue, Brgy Kaybagal, Tagaytay Metropolis 163. Panacanang Davao 164. Sibulan Port – Dumaguete 165. Tagbilaran Port – Tagbilaran 166. Tacloban Airport (Daniel Z. Romualdez Airport) 167. QC D3 Brgy Space 13 – Socorro 168. QC D3 Brgy Space 14 – Claro 169. NBI Dagupan District Workplace 170. Ormoc Metropolis Corridor LGU 171. Laoag Aurora Park 172. BBZ Bistro (Backwell by BBZ) 173. Mandaue Metropolis Corridor 174. Metropolis Corridor of Sta Rosa Constructing B 175. Partas Bus Terminal_Laoag 176. Capitol of Benguet 177. Tremendous eight – CALOOCAN 178. QC D3 Brgy Space 14 – Amihan 179. Sacred Coronary heart Hospital of Malolos Inc. 180. Barangay Corridor Pulo ng Cabuyao 181. Municipal Corridor of Marilao 182. Metropolis Corridor of Trece Martires 183. Banilad City Centre 184. Aurora Tower Arcade 185. Cebu Medical doctors College 186. Immaculate Concepcion Academy – East 187. Colegio de Dagupan 188. Fortunate Gold Plaza 189. Nationwide Faculty of Science & Know-how (NCST) 190. Met Stay 191. LTO – Davao 192. Gaisano Mall Davao Important JP Laurel 193. Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa 194. Damosa Advanced 195. Japanese Visayas State College 196. LTO KALOOKAN D.O. 197. Laguna State Polytechnic College – San Pablo 198. Metropolis Well being Workplace of Binan 199. QC D3 Brgy Space 13 – Silangan 200. Puerto Princesa New Airport 201. Divine Phrase Faculty of Laoag 202. Sacred Coronary heart – Ateneo de Cebu 203. College of Negros Occidental Recoletos 204. East Manila Hospital Managers Corp (Our Woman of Lourdes) 205. College of Southern Phils Basis 206. Riverside Faculty – Visayas 207. West Visayas State College 208. UP Cebu Improve 209. Koronadal Nationwide Complete Excessive College 210. Naga Faculty Basis 211. Robinsons Galleria 212. College of Cebu – Banilad 213. Bacoor Nationwide Excessive College 214. San Sebastian Faculty – Recoletos 215. Adamson College 216. Guagua Nationwide Schools 217. Island Metropolis Mall 218. John B. Lacson Basis Maritime College 219. Metropolis Corridor of Malabon 220. PUP Binan 221. St. Dominic Faculty of Asia 222. John B. Lacson Schools Basis 223. Angeles College Basis 224. Municipality of Consolacion 225. College of Bohol – Important Campus 226. Velez Faculty 227. Asian Hospital 228. Emilio Aguinaldo Medical Heart 229. Lipa Medix 230. Asenso Pinoy Shops Inc. – Straightforward Day Store, 10th Avenue Department 231. Bacolod Adventist Medical Heart 232. Waterworld Iloilo and Centennial Conference Heart 233. Riverside Medical Heart 234. Tremendous eight – Baclaran 235. Tremendous eight – Binangonan 236. Tremendous eight – La Huerta 237. Tremendous eight – Malibay 238. Tremendous eight – Masinag 239. Tremendous eight – Recto 240. Tremendous eight – San Juan 241. Tremendous eight – Shaw 242. Tremendous eight – Ermin Garcia 243. Tremendous eight – Karuhatan 244. Tremendous eight – Molino 245. Tremendous eight – Santo Rosario 246. Tremendous eight – Visayas Avenue 247. Tremendous eight – CAA 248. Agojo Life-style Strip 249. Solar Store Sta. Cruz 250. Good Retailer Burke Plaza 251. Good Retailer Vigan Lodge Maestro 252. Good Retailer Good Tower 253. College of Cebu Medical Heart 254. Good Tower Foyer and Good Tower 2F 255. Robinsons Galleria Cebu 256. Robinsons Manila 257. Tarlac Agricultural College 258. Robinsons Magnolia 259. Robinsons Mall Ormoc 260. Robinsons Mall Pavia 261. Bacoor Medical doctors Medical Heart 262. Philippine Orthopedic 263. Davao Medical doctors Hospital (Admin, Oncology) 264. Medical doctors Hospital Bacolod 265. Marikina Valley Medical Heart 266. West Metro Medical Heart 267. Dr. Jesus M. Delgado Hospital 268. Good Retailer Binondo 269. De Los Santos Medical Heart 270. Tremendous eight – Taytay 271. Tremendous eight – Dasmarinas 272. Tremendous eight – PRITIL 273. Tremendous eight – SIGNAL VILLAGE 274. Good Retailer Laoag Metropolis – Conching Bldg 275. Tremendous eight – PACO 276. NBI Laguna DO, Metropolis of Sta. Rosa Laguna 277. St. John Paul II Faculty 278. Ateneo de Iloilo 279. DLTB Turbina 280. Tremendous eight – BLUMENTRITT 281. Manila Ocean Park 282. Commune Café 283. Crying Tiger 284. Pura Vida 285. Escape Hunt 286. The Market Bacolod 287. Rooftop Meals Park 288. Z Hostel 289. Strumm’s 290. Max’s Edsa-Caloocan 291. Solar Store FAF Constructing 292. Deal with Bar 293. One Windfall – Life-style District 294. Senior Pollo 295. Matina City Sq. 296. Silantro Kapitolyo 297. StrEAT Maginhawa 298. Café Racer 299. Flotsam & Jetsam 300. Gerry’s Grill 301. Planet G 302. The Camp 303. MEZ Meals Park 304. Open Kitchen 305. Tipanan Meals Park 306. Ciudad Meals Avenue 307. CCG ninth Avenue 308. Max’s Kitchen Inc – Bacoor Habay 309. Krispy Kreme Tomas Morato 310. Max’s Malate 311. Cebu North Bus Terminal 312. NBI Puerto Princesa District Workplace 313. NBI Western Visayas R.O.,Fort San Pedro Iloilo,Metropolis 314. Sta. Lucia East Grand Mall 315. Partas Bus Terminal_Baguio 316. Methods Plus Faculty Basis-San Fernando 317. Metropolis Faculty of Calamba 318. Talisay Metropolis Faculty 319. Municipal Corridor of Ibaan 320. Ibaan Terminal 321. Filamer Christian College 322. QC D3 Brgy Space 13 – E. Rodriguez 323. QC D3 Brgy Space 14 – Quirino 2-C 324. QC D3 Brgy Space 14 – Duyan Duyan 325. 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Meet Rizchel Masong, physicist  

1) What do you do?

I am currently an M.S. Physics graduate student under the Optics/Photonics Technology, Instrumentation, and Conservation Science (OPTICS) Research Group at De La Salle University, Manila. I am working on a site location study for a radio astronomy observatory using RFI Mapping. I also study ethnoastronomy-- working with regional star maps, charts, and catalogs.

In my research, I analyze a wide variety of parameters that directly affect Radio Frequency Interference (RFI). Our study aims to develop an RFI Map of the Philippines that can help determine the best site for the construction of a radio telescope.

2) Where do you work?

I study and do research at the Physics Department of De La Salle University, Manila, Philippines with the Optics/Photonics Technology, Instrumentation and Conservation Science (OPTICS) Research Group.

3) Tell us about the photos.

[Top:] This is me with my poster presenting the initial results of my site location study for a radio astronomy observatory at the 2nd International Science Graduate Scholar's conference held in Philippine International Convention Center (PICC) last May 2017.

[Bottom:] Aside from doing research, and outreach, I explore different places where I can try different activities such as wall climbing, zipline, etc. This photo was taken at Shercon Ecology Park during our institutional field trip.

4) Tell us about your academic path so far.

I went to Apolonia Rafael Elementary School (formerly known as Mapulang Lupa Elementary School) and Mapulang Lupa National High School. I completed my Bachelor’s Degree in Secondary Education major in Physical Science from Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Valenzuela. These schools are located in Valenzuela City.

Currently, I am completing my M.S. degree in Physics at De La Salle University. I am planning to take my Ph.D. in Astrophysics (abroad) with a specialization in Radio Astronomy and continue what I have started.

5. Anything else you'd like to share?

Other than research writing, I have this huge interest in watching anime, reading manga, and playing games-- more on retrogames, such as Final Fantasy, Resident Evil, and the like. Still, my best relievers are high quality memes. :D

When there is an opportunity, I volunteer for outreach programs with advocacy in education for indigenous communities. I love serving our kababayans-- and I love to offer what I can give and share when there is a need.

I often hang out with my colleagues and friends and share beer, food, and coffee. With my girlfriend as well (who is writing her lesson plan at this moment), who keeps me motivated everyday.

As closing, I choose to live by these words from Richard Feynman: "Nobody ever figures out what life is all about, and it doesn't matter. Explore the world. Nearly everything is really interesting if you go into it deeply enough."

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Dating pinaghiwalay ngunit ngayo’y iisa.

Valenzuela, ‘sang munting siyudad na hitik sa kasaysayan, kultura, at pagmamahal sa sining. Tirahan ng bayaning nakibaka sa panahon ng pagkakaalipin upang makamit ang kalayaang ngayo’y tinatamasa natin. Ang Valenzuela, minsa’y pinaghiwalay sa dalawa ngunit ngayon ito ay iisa. Bawat mamamayan ay nagkakaisa upang paunlarin ang yaring lungsod na minamahal. At ngayon sa ikaisandaan apatnapu’t walong taong kapanganakan at pagkakatatag ng lungsod na mahal, bawat isa ay nagpupugay at nagagalak sa tahanang Valenzuelang muog ng disiplina, kaunlaran, sining at kultura. Viva Valenzuela!

-Dauntlessly Erudite 7/11/17

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Good communication is as stimulating as black coffee and just as hard to sleep after. -Anne Morrow Lindbergh (at Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Valenzuela (Official Account)) https://www.instagram.com/p/BvNbZdtH2t69To5TMqnAX1buLlrZcoaZF3wbBQ0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=xy1j1pt6587b

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I am VALENZUELANO!

“VALENZUELA? Saan yun?”

Karaniwang tanong ng mga taong hindi alam na city sa NCR ang Valenzuela.  Tanong ng mga taong bihira marinig ang lugar na ito. Tanong ng mga taong hindi pa nakakarating sa syudad na ito. 

This city is my birthplace, hindi man ako dito lumaki, I must say that wherever your heart and soul lies, babalik at babalikan mo that’s why I am here again. 

Ano nga ba ang Valenzuela City? 

Valenzuela City is just a simple place and consist of simple people that lives happily with dedication and passion. For me, Valenzuela is the home of Arts and volunteers, everyone showcase’s their talents and are always motivated to do everything that can help the city government improve and achieve the success. 

Valenzuela is such a blessing for every Valenzuelanos especially to us, students. Bihira sa isang munisipalidad ang magbigay ng libre lalo na kung ang ibinibigay na iyon ay priceless. 

Free with quality but priceless - EDUCATION. 

Tama po, in Valenzuela, libre po ang edukasyon. Hindi kami nagbabayad ng tuition fee, we are learning without paying anything, as long as we study hard and help and serve the city, the learning never stops. Nabigyan kaming lahat ng pagkakataon na maging scholar ng bayan, it’s a dream come true hindi lang sa mga magulang na hindi magkanda-ugaga magtrabaho mapaaral lang ang anak sa isang iskwelahan na may magandang kalidad kundi para din sa aming mga estudyante dahil karamihan sa nag-aaral sa PAMANTASAN NG LUNGSOD NG VALENZUELA (PLV) ay mga working students. Ang ilan ay nagtatrabaho para mapa-aral ang sarili, maka-graduate, matupad ang pangarap at maka-ahon sa buhay. 

Lahat kami hindi makapaniwala sa natatamasa naming libreng eduksyon dito sa Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Valenzuela. Kaya sana sa bawat isang mag-aaral, let’s not take everything for granted, dahil hindi lahat ng mag-aaral ay tinatamasa ang ganitong sistema ng pag-aaral. Let’s make everything worth it and make our citizens proud of us dahil hanggang sa paglabas natin sa syudad na ito, dala pa din natin ang titulong isa kang Valenzuelano. 

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I am Mary Jane Comillas Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies Major in Theater Arts  Scholar ng Valenzuela. 

I am VALENZUELANO! 

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Disiplina Village Lingunan gets new day care center

#PHinfo: Disiplina Village Lingunan gets new day care center

Valenzuela PIO photo of the new Day Care Center inside resettlement site Disiplina Village Lingunan (DVL)

CALOOCAN CITY, Feb. 23 (PIA) -- The City Government of Valenzuela has provided its in-city resettlement sites with facilities vital for community building after inaugurating a new Day Care Center in Disiplina Village Lingunan (DVL) over the weekend as part of the city's 23rd Charter Day celebration.

Disiplina Village Lingunan is the third in-city resettlement site in Valenzuela City. Last October 15, 2020, the City Government transfers 164 families to the resettlement site, rescuing Informal Settler Families (ISFs) residing in danger zones or disaster-prone areas in the City.

Breaking the stigma of relocation, Mayor Rex Gatchalian affirms that the city welcomes its Disiplina Village residents with a better and livable community as the local government continues to invest in the facilities to support their needs.

“Dito sa Valenzuela City, patuloy nating pinatutunayan na kahit siyudad na tayo ay dapat bawat Valenzuelano ay nabibigyan ng marangal at may dignidad na buhay. Tulad ng lagi nating panata, sa Valenzuela City, walang naiiwanan,” Mayor Rex said.

City Vice Mayor and Education Champion Lorie Natividad-Borja also emphasized to the residents the importance of having day care centers that cater to children as she announced the construction of another day care center to be built inside DVL.

“Magandang balita po na hindi lang isa kundi dalawang Day Care Center ang maitatayo sa inyong lugar. Para sa mga magulang na nandito, hindi niyo na kailangang ilabas pa ng bakuran ng Disiplina Village ang inyong mga anak para makapag-aral sa Day Care,” Vice Mayor Natividad-Borja said.  

“Habang nagtatrabaho ang magulang, maaaring iwan ang bata sa Day Care Center at babalikan ng magulang para umuwi pagkatapos ng trabaho. Malaking tulong ito dahil habang nasa Day Care Center, hindi lang naaalagaan ang mga anak, natutututo pa at nakakakain ng masusustansyang pagkain,” she added.

The new Day Care Center will provide every student with the hope of a brighter future assisting them and realizing their full potential -- helping them become well-rounded individuals who can contribute to the society. This new facility will be used once restrictions are lifted due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The inauguration is also attended by Liga ng mga Barangay President Jonjon Bartolome, SK Federation President Goyong Serano, and officials from DVL and Barangay Lingunan.

Vice Mayor Natividad-Borja also greets the City as it celebrates its 23rd Charter Day, saying “Ang patuloy na pag-asenso ng ating lungsod ay dala ng pagkakaisa at pagtutulungan nating mga Valenzuelano. Kaya ngayon sa selebrayon ng ating 23 years of Cityhood, sana ay patuloy nating isapuso ang ating commitment na tayong mga Valenzuelano ay patuloy na magmamalasakit, patuloy na magtutulong-tulong para sa kaunlaran ng ating lungsod.” (PIA NCR)

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References:

* Philippine Information Agency. "Disiplina Village Lingunan gets new day care center." Philippine Information Agency. https://pia.gov.ph/news/articles/1067672 (accessed February 23, 2021 at 10:27AM UTC+08).

* Philippine Infornation Agency. "Disiplina Village Lingunan gets new day care center." Archive Today. https://archive.ph/?run=1&url=https://pia.gov.ph/news/articles/1067672 (archived).