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== | ==Authorities warn of fake peso bills== | ||
*Source: http://pia.gov.ph/?m=7&r=r12&id= | *Source: http://www.pia.gov.ph/?m=7&r=r12&id=67490 | ||
* | *Saturday, December 10, 2011 | ||
:by PIA | :by Dani Doguiles and Rhoderick Beñez | ||
KORONADAL CITY, Dec 10 (PIA) -- Authorities in North Cotabato warned the public of fake peso notes that syndicates have recently circulated in the area. | |||
Police report said, a bank collector in the Kabacan town, North Cotabato was the latest victim when a fake 500-peso bill was found among the bills he remitted to the bank’s cashier. | |||
Although police have yet to establish the exact source of the fake bank note, the collector believes this could have come from a client who may not have known that he or she is using fake bills. | |||
P/SSupt , Joseph Semillano, chief of Kabacan PNP, urged the public to examine very carefully the peso bills they receive especially in public places such as markets and public conveyances where these bank notes do not usually undergo checks for security features. | |||
He also advised them immediately report to the police any bank notes they suspect to be counterfeit. They could also examine the bill for security features. | |||
For example, he said, in a 500-peso bank note, the words “Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas” can be seen via a simple magnifying glass printed on top of the “500” mark on the bottom left corner of the note’s front face. | |||
They may also check for the presence of features that can be immediately seen such as the security thread embedded off center of the bill and watermark of a silhouette of the face on the banknote on the unprinted portion of the note. | |||
Semillano said counterfeit banknotes circulating in Kabacan are of P20, P100, and P500 denominations. (PIA12) | |||
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==Establishment of POEA extension office in region XII mulled== | |||
*Source: http://pia.gov.ph/?m=7&r=r12&id=67342 | |||
*Friday, December 09, 2011 | |||
:by PIA Press Release | |||
KORONADAL CITY, December 9, (PIA) -- Local government units and the Regional Development Council, region XII are pushing for the establishment of an extension office of the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) in Koronadal City, the seat of the region. The need was expressed by overseas Filipino workers and those who would like to avail of the services of the POEA from region XII who have to travel to Davao City to undertake their transactions. To boost the move, Sultan Kudarat representative Raden Sakaluran, through a letter to DOLE Secretary Rosalinda Baldoz, expressed his support to the establishment of the POEA extension office in Koronadal City. North Cotabato and South Cotabato legislative bodies have also thrown their support through separate resolutions in locating a POEA office here. DOLE XII director Gloria Tango explained that the organizational set up of POEA is different. Its area office is in Davao City and outside of this are the extension offices of the other Mindanao regions with a corresponding handful manpower for each. "Yong lahat ng resolutions at mga letters na sumusuporta sa establishment ng POEA extension office sa region XII ay pinadala na kay Secretary Baldoz," Director Tango disclosed. (All the resolutions and letters supporting the establishment of an extension office in region XII have been forwarded to Secretary Baldoz, Director Tango disclosed). (OTSUDARIA/PIA 12) | |||
==South Cotabato implements new anti-firecracker campaign== | ==South Cotabato implements new anti-firecracker campaign== |