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1 Corinthians 12:9

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My grace is enough for you.

Yorme Isko Moreno naglunsad ng no-contact traffic apprehension scheme sa Maynila

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Naglunsad ng no-contact traffic apprehension si Mayor Isko Moreno na ipatutupad sa mga pangunahing lansangan sa lungsod ng Maynila na ginawa sa intersection ng President Quirino Avenue at Taft Avenue noong nakaraang Dec.9.

 

Nagbigay ng babala si Moreno sa lahat ng motorista na magmaneho ng ligtas at kapag nahuli sila sa mga surveillance cameras na kanilang inilagay ay magbabayad sila ng traffic fines.

 

“With the use of HD (high definitation) cameras, traffic violators will be caught and identified even at night time,” wika ni Moreno.

 

Ayon kay Moreno maraming mga problema sa trapiko ang laging hinaharap ng mga miyembro ng Manila Traffic and Parking Bureau (MTPB) sa kanilang pagpapatupad ng traffic at safety rules sa lungsod ng Manila.

 

Mayroon higit kumulang na kalahating milyon na mga sasakyan ang dumadaan araw-araw sa Manila.

 

“Operational digitalization is key to ensure the smooth flow of traffic in the city. Our traffic enforcement system is by far the most modern adopted in the Philippines. We are using HD cameras with signature laser tracking technologies installed in key locations in the city to detect traffic violators,” dagdag ni Moreno.

 

Tuluy-tuloy ang pagpapatupad ng no-contact scheme works. Kung may mahuling motorista, ang camera ay kukunin ang license plate number ng sasakyan at ang information ay dadalahin sa MTPB at ipoproseso naman ang information na galing sa Land Transportation Office (LTO).

 

Ang MTPB naman ay rerepasuhin ang video ng violation at ipapadala ang Notice of Violation sa registered owner ng sasakyan. Kung may disputes sa mga detalye na nakalagay sa mga notices, ang Manila Traffic Adjudication Board ang siyang magsasagawa ng hearing.

 

Sinabi rin ni Moreno na ang mga makokolektang multa ay pupunta derecho sa city’s treasury upang gamitin sa welfare program ng lungsod.

 

Ang mga traffic fines at penalties ay maaaring bayaran sa MTPB o di kaya sa mga designated banks at remittance centers.

 

“Traffic violators cannot ignore the city’s notices as non-payment of traffic violation fines would disallow violators from renewing their vehicles’ registration with the LTO,” dagdag ni Moreno.  (LASACMAR)

10 official entries for MMFF 2020: How to watch online

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The complete list of Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) 2020 official entries has been revealed, all available online through streaming beginning Christmas Day, December 25.

Amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the annual MMFF will still push through. Pinoy movie fanatics will get to enjoy this year’s MMFF offerings following the new normal.

 

The Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) chairman Danilo Lim earlier said that the annual showcase of Filipino movies will continue because they wish for Pinoys to still feel the Christmas season amid the health crisis. This time, they will cater to a much bigger audience as they try to reach Filipinos all over the world by offering the movies via digital screening.

“The film industry continues to grapple with the effects of COVID-19 but it should not dampen the Filipinos’ spirit of watching Filipino movies during the Christmas season. This year, we are bringing the MMFF tradition in every Filipino home not just here in the country but all over the world via digital screening for the first time,” he said.

Here are the 10 official entries for MMFF 2020

1. MAGIKLAND

The film, a fantasy-adventure genre, was produced by the late veteran filmmaker Peque Gallaga. It was directed by Christian Acuna and includes Antoinette Jadaone, Irene Villamor, Rod C. Marmol, Pat Apura, and Devein Baltazar as scriptwriters.

  1. COMING HOME

    A family drama film with lead stars Sylvia Sanchez and Jinggoy Estrada. It also includes Martin del Rosario, Edgar Allan Guzman, Shaira Diaz, Ariella Arida, Jake Ejercito. The movie is directed by Adolf Alix, Jr.
  2. THE MISSING

    This is the only horror film this year. It stars Ritz Azul, Joseph Marco, Miles Ocampo under the direction of Easy Ferrer.

  3. TAGPUAN

    A romance-drama directed by McArthur Alejandre. Lead actors are Shaina Magdayao, Iza Calzado and Alfred Vargas.

  4. ISA PANG BAHAGHARI

    A family drama film starring veteran actors Nora Aunor, Phillip Salvador and Michael De Mesa. It also stars Zanjoe Marudo, Joseph Marco and Sanya Lopez. The film is directed by Joel C. Lamangan.

  5. MANG KEPWENG: Ang Lihim ng Bandanang Itim

Following the other Mang Kepweng films, it will bring laughter with adventure and fantasy to its viewers. This time, Vhong Navarro pairs with Barbie Imperial.

  1. PAKBOYS: TAKUSA

    Another comedy film starring Dennis Padilla, Andrew E., Janno Gibbs, Angelu de Leon, Maui Taylor, Ana Roces, Jerald Napoles. It is under the direction of Al Tantay.

    8. SUAREZ: THE HEALING PRIEST

    This is a biopic of the late Fr. Fernando Suarez to be portrayed by John Arcilla. It is directed by Joven Tan.

  2. THE BOY FORETOLD BY THE STARS

    This romantic-comedy film follows the popular BL or Boys Love trend. It stars Adrian Lindayag and Keann Johnson and directed by Dolly Dulu.

  3. FANGIRL

    The film is a coming-of-age drama where a teen girl meets her celebrity crush and learns about his flaws. The film stars Charlie Dizon and Paulo Avelino and is directed by blockbuster director Antoinette Jadaone.

The yearly Christmas film festival will take place from December 25, 2020 to January 8, 2021.

How to watch MMFF 2020 online?

MMFF has partnered with Globe and Upstream to deliver streaming of 10 official entries.

Viewers can purchase virtual tickets through Globe’s GMovies, at the cost of P250 per film. Payment options are GCash and credit card.

Watch the film via video-on-demand platform Upstream (www.upstream.ph).

MVP hinirang na Sports Tourism Personality of the Year

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Dahil sa kanyang mahalagang kontribusyon sa larangan ng isports ay kinilala si businessman/sports patron Manuel V. Pangilinan o mas kilala sa tawag na “MVP” bilang Sports Tourism Personality of the Year sa 4th Philippine Sports Tourism Awards na ginanap kamakailan sa Clark Freeport.

 

Bilang presidente ng Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas (SBP) ay tinatag ni Pangilinan ang MVP Sports Foundation na tumutulong sa paghubog ng mga world-class athletes.

 

Pinuri ni Pangilinan ang misyon ng Philippine Sports Tourism Awards para patuloy na maitaas ang sports bilang isa sa pangunahing tagapagtaguyod ng turismo sa bansa.

 

“The unquantifiable be­nefits alone make strong case for investing in sports. But today, we are recogni­zing a more direct and tangible benefit — how sports could encourage tourism, and how it might even­tually serve as a catalyst for economies, both local and national,” ani Pangilinan sa kanyang acceptance speech.

 

“This award is not a culmination of the work we’ve rendered, but a mandate to push the envelope. Sports remains a high-potential investment for our country, and I consider it an honor to be able to continue suppor­ting its development. We can improve our sporting landscape for the benefit of our athletes and, ultimately, for that of the greater Philippine nation,” dagdag nito.

 

Sa pamumuno ni Pa­ngilinan ay malaki ang naitulong ng PLDT at Smart bilang mga official telecom partners sa nakaraang 30th Southeast Asian Games noong Disyembre.

 

Bagama’t ilang sports activities lamang ang nai­sagawa ngayong taon dahil sa pandemya na nakaapekto sa sports tourism ay marami nang nakatakdang international sporting events sa bansa sa mga susunod na taon.

 

Isa rito ay ang FIBA World Cup sa 2023 na ipinursige ni Pangilinan na mapamahalaan ng bansa kasama ang Japan at Indonesia bilang mga co-hosts.