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The project is a realization of the governor’s vision for Oriental Mindoro. According to Umali, in the past, he dreamt of concreting the national roads in the 2nd district which has later on materialized. Now he dreams of Mindoro-Batangas Superbridge which will soon be constructed. (LBR/ LTC /PIA-4B)
The project is a realization of the governor’s vision for Oriental Mindoro. According to Umali, in the past, he dreamt of concreting the national roads in the 2nd district which has later on materialized. Now he dreams of Mindoro-Batangas Superbridge which will soon be constructed. (LBR/ LTC /PIA-4B)


==Mindoro governor cancels party, donate P1M to 'Sendong' victims==
==[[Mindoro Oriental Archived News]]==
*Source: http://www.philstar.com/nation/article.aspx?publicationsubcategoryid=200&articleid=763128
The older news reports are kept [[Mindoro Oriental Archived News|here]]
*December 29, 2011 01:54 PM
:by  Juancho Mahusay
 
 
CALAPAN CITY, Philippines – Oriental Mindoro Governor Alfonso Umali cancelled the annual Governor's Ball today, and instead donated P1 million for the victims of Tropical Storm Sendong in Mindanao.
 
Umali said they decided to divert a total of P1 million funds of the provincial government to help the families of the more than 1,000 people who died on the recent devastation in Mindanao.
 
“We will no longer do partying here while there are people in other places who are mourning,” said Umali.
 
The amount will be equally apportioned as financial assistance to the provincial governments of Misamis Oriental and Lanao Del Norte.
 
Umali said he is still looking for other donors as additional support of the province to all typhoon victims.
 
The “Governor’s Ball" here is an annual thanksgiving party being held traditionally for more than 50 years now
 
==Calapeños receive free anti-flu vaccine==
*Source: http://pia.gov.ph/?m=7&r=mim&id=70087
*Wednesday, December 28, 2011
:by  Louie T. Cueto
 
 
 
CALAPAN CITY, Oriental Mindoro, Dec. 28 (PIA) -- About 1,000 Calapeños, including city officials and employees, received free anti-flu vaccine this month from the city health and sanitation department (CHSD).
The vaccination program aimed to help Calapeños become safe from flu which is rampant this month due to the cold weather condition, according to City Health Officer Basilisa M. Llanto.
Llanto said that anti-flu vaccine costs about P1, 500 when bought from drugstores and hospitals. The city government thus wanted Calapeños, especially the marginalized folks, to avail of the free vaccine, she added.
The vaccines were given free by the Department of Health to the city government as a health protection support program to Calapeños.
The vaccine is effective for a year upon injection. (LBR/LC/PIA-4B)
 
==DSWD procurement monitoring now online==
*Source: http://pia.gov.ph/?m=7&r=mim&id=69678
*Monday, December 26, 2011
:by  PIA Press Release
 
 
 
CALAPAN CITY, Oriental Mindoro, Dec. 26 (PIA) – The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DWSD) has launched its Electronic Procurement Transaction Monitoring System (ePTMS) which will let the public monitor the status of procurements by the department through the Internet.
The ePTMS was developed to enhance transparency in the procurement system as interested individuals can now monitor the various phases online, from pre-procurement to payment.
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