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AN OFFICIAL from the Cebu City Police Office (CCPO) clarified previous reports regarding the involvement of a sports utility vehicle (SUV) in the incident where 23-year-old Jeslar Uriel Larumbe was struck.Police Lieutenant Colonel Janette Rafter, deputy city director for operations at the CCPO, said the vehicle involved in the incident, equipped with sirens and blinkers, was driven by a civilian and was not part of any VIP convoy.Rafter assured the family and relatives of the hit-and-run victim that they are doing everything they can to bring justice to the death of Larumbe on Sunday morning, February 4, 2024, near the Redemptorist church along Queensroad in Barangay Kamputhaw, Cebu City.The Cebu City Police Office, through Colonel Ireneo Dalogdog, sent condolences to the Larumbe family.The victim's mother urged the police to solve the death of her son as soon as possible.Rafter explained that their investigators continued to track the CCTV cameras in their effort to identify the SUV driver who allegedly struck the victim intentionally. "We assure the family nga tanan gyud mi ang atung City Director Police Colonel Ireneo Dalogdog naningkamot, nangulo gyud nga masulbad gyud kining kasoha. Although we cannot say nga as soon as possible but we are assuring the family ug ang atung katawhan nga sulbaron ni namo," Rafter said. (We assured the family that all of us—including City Director Police Colonel Ireneo Dalogdog—are working hard to solve this case. We assured the family and the public that we will be able to solve this, although we are unable to do it immediately.)Rafter stated that prior to the incident, they already had some indication as to the victim's origins. Because some motorists claimed to have witnessed Larumbe's motorcycle and the SUV race one another from Ayala before they got at Queensroad, she assigned the Mabolo Police Station the responsibility of searching the CCTV cameras under their jurisdiction for any footage of the victim. Rafter also tasked the Abellana Police Station 2 to obtain copies of the CCTV footage that was captured along Queensroad, which falls under its jurisdiction.The Regional Chief of Highway Patrol Group (HPG 7), Police Lieutenant Colonel Wilbert Parilla, disclosed that he had instructed his men to collaborate with the Abellana Police Station in obtaining copies of CCTV video clips as part of their investigation.“I instructed my investigators to work in tandem with station 2 as they possess CCTV footage. Someone provided us with information, and we have verified and pursued the possibility that this was the car with the same license plate,” Parilla said in Cebuano. (With TPT)Also read:Rama denies involvement in basketball player's deathKapulisan dunay ‘lead’ sa mi-hit and run sa 23 anyos Are there professional slot players? Philippines EVEN eggs, a main staple in Filipino meals, are affected by the prevailing El Niño phenomenon.In a radio interview, Egg Board president Francis Uyehura said the extreme heat is taking a toll on the production, as well as sizes of egg, especially as chickens eat less than usual due to the hot weather.Aside from the El Niño or dry spell, the country is experiencing intense heat due to the summer season.“Ang malaking epekto po nito… ay ‘yung paghina ng pagkain ng ating mga alagang manok. Ang resulta po nito ay ‘yung pagbaba ng egg production at ‘yung significant na pagliit ng mga sizes (ng itlog). ‘Yung distribution po ng mga sizes ng mga itlog na nakukuha natin ay nagkakaroon ng imbalance. Mas marami po ‘yung mas maliliit kesa sa malalaki ng sizes ng itlog,” he said.(The big effect of this… is the weakening of the food of our pet chickens. The result of this is the decrease in egg production and the significant reduction in sizes (of eggs). The distribution of the sizes of the eggs that we get is imbalanced. There are more smaller egg sizes than large ones.)“Also, malaki rin po ‘yung ating problema sa pagtaas ng mortality (Also, we have a big problem with the increase in mortality of chickens) because of heat stroke,” he added.Uyehura said the production of smaller eggs also resulted in the price increase of bigger sized eggs.He said the prices of extra small to medium sized eggs continue to go down due to oversupply.“Nagsimula bumaba (prices of eggs) noong late January. Pagkatapos ng holiday season, until now continuously bumababa ang presyo. We are hoping na mag stabilize and presyo by April to May,” said Uyehura.(The prices of eggs started to drop in late January. After the holiday season and until now, the price has been continuously decreasing. We are hoping to see a stabilized price by April to May.)Uyehura reiterated, though, that the quality of eggs, especially its nutritional value, remains unchanged. He also noted that the size of an egg is not classified by its visual features but by its standard weight.“Kaya meron itlog na maliit pero mabigat at malaki na itlog pero magaan,” he said.(There is an egg that is small but heavy and a large egg that is light.)In a situational report, the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) said that as of April 19, the country incurred an estimated P1.236 billion worth of damage to the agriculture sector.Department of Science and Technology Secretary Renato Solidum Jr. earlier said that the prevailing El Niño phenomenon or dry spell may persist until August 2024. (TPM/SunStar Philippines)

EVEN eggs, a main staple in Filipino meals, are affected by the prevailing El Niño phenomenon.In a radio interview, Egg Board president Francis Uyehura said the extreme heat is taking a toll on the production, as well as sizes of egg, especially as chickens eat less than usual due to the hot weather.Aside from the El Niño or dry spell, the country is experiencing intense heat due to the summer season.“Ang malaking epekto po nito… ay ‘yung paghina ng pagkain ng ating mga alagang manok. Ang resulta po nito ay ‘yung pagbaba ng egg production at ‘yung significant na pagliit ng mga sizes (ng itlog). ‘Yung distribution po ng mga sizes ng mga itlog na nakukuha natin ay nagkakaroon ng imbalance. Mas marami po ‘yung mas maliliit kesa sa malalaki ng sizes ng itlog,” he said.(The big effect of this… is the weakening of the food of our pet chickens. The result of this is the decrease in egg production and the significant reduction in sizes (of eggs). The distribution of the sizes of the eggs that we get is imbalanced. There are more smaller egg sizes than large ones.)“Also, malaki rin po ‘yung ating problema sa pagtaas ng mortality (Also, we have a big problem with the increase in mortality of chickens) because of heat stroke,” he added.Uyehura said the production of smaller eggs also resulted in the price increase of bigger sized eggs.He said the prices of extra small to medium sized eggs continue to go down due to oversupply.“Nagsimula bumaba (prices of eggs) noong late January. Pagkatapos ng holiday season, until now continuously bumababa ang presyo. We are hoping na mag stabilize and presyo by April to May,” said Uyehura.(The prices of eggs started to drop in late January. After the holiday season and until now, the price has been continuously decreasing. We are hoping to see a stabilized price by April to May.)Uyehura reiterated, though, that the quality of eggs, especially its nutritional value, remains unchanged. He also noted that the size of an egg is not classified by its visual features but by its standard weight.“Kaya meron itlog na maliit pero mabigat at malaki na itlog pero magaan,” he said.(There is an egg that is small but heavy and a large egg that is light.)In a situational report, the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) said that as of April 19, the country incurred an estimated P1.236 billion worth of damage to the agriculture sector.Department of Science and Technology Secretary Renato Solidum Jr. earlier said that the prevailing El Niño phenomenon or dry spell may persist until August 2024. (TPM/SunStar Philippines) Reviews of Gambling Companies in the Philippines CEBU City Mayor Michael Rama has become “toxic” for Cebu City.This was how Metropolitan Cebu Water District (MCWD) chairman Jose Daluz III described Rama after the mayor divulged his plans, including his lineup, for the 2025 midterm elections.Daluz, in a statement on Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2024, said the opposition must unite to remove Rama from his position as local chief executive of Cebu City.“The opposition against the dancing and singing mayor of ‘Singapoor-like’ Melbourne features must unite to remove toxic Mike,” he said.Daluz said there are other leaders in Cebu who can better lead the city.“Save Cebu against toxic Mike,” Daluz said.He said the mayor has been making enemies, and cited the latter’s rift with the Cebu Port Authority (CPA) over the Compania Maritima property, as well as with the MCWD after Rama ordered the water district to stop all its excavations in the city.He said Rama also created bad blood with local government units (LGUs) in Cebu Province when the mayor insisted on holding the Sinulog Festival at the South Road Properties in the last two years.“He has been creating a lot of enemies, to the governor, to the CPA, and to the MCWD. Cebu City’s relationship to other LGUs is no longer healthy. I feel that,” Daluz said.“I think he needs to retire,” he added.SunStar Cebu tried to get Rama’s reaction to Daluz’s call for his removal, but the mayor had not replied as of press time.Last Saturday, Feb. 17, Rama announced that Vice Mayor Raymond Alvin Garcia would still be his running mate next year. He also disclosed on Monday, Feb. 19, the list of possible candidates who would be joining his slate.“Old-timers”Eleven are local legislators who were part of Team Barug’s lineup during the May 2022 elections.They are City Councilors Pastor Alcover, Noel Wenceslao, Edgardo “Jaypee” Labella II and Jerry Guardo from the north district; and City Councilors Jocelyn Pesquera, Donaldo “Dondon” Hontiveros, Rey Gealon, Phillip Zafra, Renato Osmeña, James Anthony Cuenco and Francis Esparis from the south district.Rama also included City Councilor Nestor Archival from the north district and ex-officio councilor Kasambagan Barangay Captain and Association of Barangay Councils president Franklyn Ong, as well as former Sangguniang Kabataaan (SK) president Jessica Resch.He also said he would support North District Rep. Rachel Marguerite “Cutie” del Mar.Archival, Ong and del Mar are members of the opposition Bando Osmeña-Pundok Kauswagan, which is led by former mayor Tomas Osmeña. “Newcomers”Rama also mentioned some new names who would be joining him, including Sambag I Barangay Captain Aileen Guardo, Cebu City Medical Center Director Peter Mancao, former Calape, Bohol mayor Ernest Herrera, Cebu City United Vendors Association Inc. president Maria Pino, and lawyer Melvin Legazpi for the north district; and his son Mikel for the south district.He said South District Rep. Edu Rama would be running for reelection under his team.Rama said City Councilor Joel Garganera is not on the list because the latter is on his last term. The City Council is composed of 18 councilors, with 16 elected from the two districts and two elected from the ranks of barangay captains and the SK. Daluz and Rama have been bickering since May 2023 after Rama dismissed Daluz as chairman of the MCWD board of directors.Last Oct. 31, Rama appointed Melquiades Feliciano, Aristotle Batuhan and Nelson Yuvallos to replace Daluz and MCWD board members Miguelito Pato and Jodelyn May Seno.Daluz’s Panaghiusa, Rama’s Partido Barug, and Vice Mayor Garcia’s Kugi Uswag Sugbo joined forces during the May 2022 elections.

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CEBU City Mayor Michael Rama has become “toxic” for Cebu City.This was how Metropolitan Cebu Water District (MCWD) chairman Jose Daluz III described Rama after the mayor divulged his plans, including his lineup, for the 2025 midterm elections.Daluz, in a statement on Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2024, said the opposition must unite to remove Rama from his position as local chief executive of Cebu City.“The opposition against the dancing and singing mayor of ‘Singapoor-like’ Melbourne features must unite to remove toxic Mike,” he said.Daluz said there are other leaders in Cebu who can better lead the city.“Save Cebu against toxic Mike,” Daluz said.He said the mayor has been making enemies, and cited the latter’s rift with the Cebu Port Authority (CPA) over the Compania Maritima property, as well as with the MCWD after Rama ordered the water district to stop all its excavations in the city.He said Rama also created bad blood with local government units (LGUs) in Cebu Province when the mayor insisted on holding the Sinulog Festival at the South Road Properties in the last two years.“He has been creating a lot of enemies, to the governor, to the CPA, and to the MCWD. Cebu City’s relationship to other LGUs is no longer healthy. I feel that,” Daluz said.“I think he needs to retire,” he added.SunStar Cebu tried to get Rama’s reaction to Daluz’s call for his removal, but the mayor had not replied as of press time.Last Saturday, Feb. 17, Rama announced that Vice Mayor Raymond Alvin Garcia would still be his running mate next year. He also disclosed on Monday, Feb. 19, the list of possible candidates who would be joining his slate.“Old-timers”Eleven are local legislators who were part of Team Barug’s lineup during the May 2022 elections.They are City Councilors Pastor Alcover, Noel Wenceslao, Edgardo “Jaypee” Labella II and Jerry Guardo from the north district; and City Councilors Jocelyn Pesquera, Donaldo “Dondon” Hontiveros, Rey Gealon, Phillip Zafra, Renato Osmeña, James Anthony Cuenco and Francis Esparis from the south district.Rama also included City Councilor Nestor Archival from the north district and ex-officio councilor Kasambagan Barangay Captain and Association of Barangay Councils president Franklyn Ong, as well as former Sangguniang Kabataaan (SK) president Jessica Resch.He also said he would support North District Rep. Rachel Marguerite “Cutie” del Mar.Archival, Ong and del Mar are members of the opposition Bando Osmeña-Pundok Kauswagan, which is led by former mayor Tomas Osmeña. “Newcomers”Rama also mentioned some new names who would be joining him, including Sambag I Barangay Captain Aileen Guardo, Cebu City Medical Center Director Peter Mancao, former Calape, Bohol mayor Ernest Herrera, Cebu City United Vendors Association Inc. president Maria Pino, and lawyer Melvin Legazpi for the north district; and his son Mikel for the south district.He said South District Rep. Edu Rama would be running for reelection under his team.Rama said City Councilor Joel Garganera is not on the list because the latter is on his last term. The City Council is composed of 18 councilors, with 16 elected from the two districts and two elected from the ranks of barangay captains and the SK. Daluz and Rama have been bickering since May 2023 after Rama dismissed Daluz as chairman of the MCWD board of directors.Last Oct. 31, Rama appointed Melquiades Feliciano, Aristotle Batuhan and Nelson Yuvallos to replace Daluz and MCWD board members Miguelito Pato and Jodelyn May Seno.Daluz’s Panaghiusa, Rama’s Partido Barug, and Vice Mayor Garcia’s Kugi Uswag Sugbo joined forces during the May 2022 elections. Reviews of Gambling Companies in the Philippines AN OFFICIAL from the Cebu City Police Office (CCPO) clarified previous reports regarding the involvement of a sports utility vehicle (SUV) in the incident where 23-year-old Jeslar Uriel Larumbe was struck.Police Lieutenant Colonel Janette Rafter, deputy city director for operations at the CCPO, said the vehicle involved in the incident, equipped with sirens and blinkers, was driven by a civilian and was not part of any VIP convoy.Rafter assured the family and relatives of the hit-and-run victim that they are doing everything they can to bring justice to the death of Larumbe on Sunday morning, February 4, 2024, near the Redemptorist church along Queensroad in Barangay Kamputhaw, Cebu City.The Cebu City Police Office, through Colonel Ireneo Dalogdog, sent condolences to the Larumbe family.The victim's mother urged the police to solve the death of her son as soon as possible.Rafter explained that their investigators continued to track the CCTV cameras in their effort to identify the SUV driver who allegedly struck the victim intentionally. "We assure the family nga tanan gyud mi ang atung City Director Police Colonel Ireneo Dalogdog naningkamot, nangulo gyud nga masulbad gyud kining kasoha. Although we cannot say nga as soon as possible but we are assuring the family ug ang atung katawhan nga sulbaron ni namo," Rafter said. (We assured the family that all of us—including City Director Police Colonel Ireneo Dalogdog—are working hard to solve this case. We assured the family and the public that we will be able to solve this, although we are unable to do it immediately.)Rafter stated that prior to the incident, they already had some indication as to the victim's origins. Because some motorists claimed to have witnessed Larumbe's motorcycle and the SUV race one another from Ayala before they got at Queensroad, she assigned the Mabolo Police Station the responsibility of searching the CCTV cameras under their jurisdiction for any footage of the victim. Rafter also tasked the Abellana Police Station 2 to obtain copies of the CCTV footage that was captured along Queensroad, which falls under its jurisdiction.The Regional Chief of Highway Patrol Group (HPG 7), Police Lieutenant Colonel Wilbert Parilla, disclosed that he had instructed his men to collaborate with the Abellana Police Station in obtaining copies of CCTV video clips as part of their investigation.“I instructed my investigators to work in tandem with station 2 as they possess CCTV footage. Someone provided us with information, and we have verified and pursued the possibility that this was the car with the same license plate,” Parilla said in Cebuano. (With TPT)Also read:Rama denies involvement in basketball player's deathKapulisan dunay ‘lead’ sa mi-hit and run sa 23 anyos

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AN OFFICIAL from the Cebu City Police Office (CCPO) clarified previous reports regarding the involvement of a sports utility vehicle (SUV) in the incident where 23-year-old Jeslar Uriel Larumbe was struck.Police Lieutenant Colonel Janette Rafter, deputy city director for operations at the CCPO, said the vehicle involved in the incident, equipped with sirens and blinkers, was driven by a civilian and was not part of any VIP convoy.Rafter assured the family and relatives of the hit-and-run victim that they are doing everything they can to bring justice to the death of Larumbe on Sunday morning, February 4, 2024, near the Redemptorist church along Queensroad in Barangay Kamputhaw, Cebu City.The Cebu City Police Office, through Colonel Ireneo Dalogdog, sent condolences to the Larumbe family.The victim's mother urged the police to solve the death of her son as soon as possible.Rafter explained that their investigators continued to track the CCTV cameras in their effort to identify the SUV driver who allegedly struck the victim intentionally. "We assure the family nga tanan gyud mi ang atung City Director Police Colonel Ireneo Dalogdog naningkamot, nangulo gyud nga masulbad gyud kining kasoha. Although we cannot say nga as soon as possible but we are assuring the family ug ang atung katawhan nga sulbaron ni namo," Rafter said. (We assured the family that all of us—including City Director Police Colonel Ireneo Dalogdog—are working hard to solve this case. We assured the family and the public that we will be able to solve this, although we are unable to do it immediately.)Rafter stated that prior to the incident, they already had some indication as to the victim's origins. Because some motorists claimed to have witnessed Larumbe's motorcycle and the SUV race one another from Ayala before they got at Queensroad, she assigned the Mabolo Police Station the responsibility of searching the CCTV cameras under their jurisdiction for any footage of the victim. Rafter also tasked the Abellana Police Station 2 to obtain copies of the CCTV footage that was captured along Queensroad, which falls under its jurisdiction.The Regional Chief of Highway Patrol Group (HPG 7), Police Lieutenant Colonel Wilbert Parilla, disclosed that he had instructed his men to collaborate with the Abellana Police Station in obtaining copies of CCTV video clips as part of their investigation.“I instructed my investigators to work in tandem with station 2 as they possess CCTV footage. Someone provided us with information, and we have verified and pursued the possibility that this was the car with the same license plate,” Parilla said in Cebuano. (With TPT)Also read:Rama denies involvement in basketball player's deathKapulisan dunay ‘lead’ sa mi-hit and run sa 23 anyos, check the following table to see what categories most online casinos in the Philippines fit in.

EVEN eggs, a main staple in Filipino meals, are affected by the prevailing El Niño phenomenon.In a radio interview, Egg Board president Francis Uyehura said the extreme heat is taking a toll on the production, as well as sizes of egg, especially as chickens eat less than usual due to the hot weather.Aside from the El Niño or dry spell, the country is experiencing intense heat due to the summer season.“Ang malaking epekto po nito… ay ‘yung paghina ng pagkain ng ating mga alagang manok. Ang resulta po nito ay ‘yung pagbaba ng egg production at ‘yung significant na pagliit ng mga sizes (ng itlog). ‘Yung distribution po ng mga sizes ng mga itlog na nakukuha natin ay nagkakaroon ng imbalance. Mas marami po ‘yung mas maliliit kesa sa malalaki ng sizes ng itlog,” he said.(The big effect of this… is the weakening of the food of our pet chickens. The result of this is the decrease in egg production and the significant reduction in sizes (of eggs). The distribution of the sizes of the eggs that we get is imbalanced. There are more smaller egg sizes than large ones.)“Also, malaki rin po ‘yung ating problema sa pagtaas ng mortality (Also, we have a big problem with the increase in mortality of chickens) because of heat stroke,” he added.Uyehura said the production of smaller eggs also resulted in the price increase of bigger sized eggs.He said the prices of extra small to medium sized eggs continue to go down due to oversupply.“Nagsimula bumaba (prices of eggs) noong late January. Pagkatapos ng holiday season, until now continuously bumababa ang presyo. We are hoping na mag stabilize and presyo by April to May,” said Uyehura.(The prices of eggs started to drop in late January. After the holiday season and until now, the price has been continuously decreasing. We are hoping to see a stabilized price by April to May.)Uyehura reiterated, though, that the quality of eggs, especially its nutritional value, remains unchanged. He also noted that the size of an egg is not classified by its visual features but by its standard weight.“Kaya meron itlog na maliit pero mabigat at malaki na itlog pero magaan,” he said.(There is an egg that is small but heavy and a large egg that is light.)In a situational report, the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) said that as of April 19, the country incurred an estimated P1.236 billion worth of damage to the agriculture sector.Department of Science and Technology Secretary Renato Solidum Jr. earlier said that the prevailing El Niño phenomenon or dry spell may persist until August 2024. (TPM/SunStar Philippines) Are there professional slot players? . Q9Play Mobile Filipino ✔️ Safe & Secure Online Casinos in PH ✔️ 100+ Expert Casino Game Reviews ▷ Take Your Pick from the Top Player! here is how to register at an online casino site in the Philippines:

AN OFFICIAL from the Cebu City Police Office (CCPO) clarified previous reports regarding the involvement of a sports utility vehicle (SUV) in the incident where 23-year-old Jeslar Uriel Larumbe was struck.Police Lieutenant Colonel Janette Rafter, deputy city director for operations at the CCPO, said the vehicle involved in the incident, equipped with sirens and blinkers, was driven by a civilian and was not part of any VIP convoy.Rafter assured the family and relatives of the hit-and-run victim that they are doing everything they can to bring justice to the death of Larumbe on Sunday morning, February 4, 2024, near the Redemptorist church along Queensroad in Barangay Kamputhaw, Cebu City.The Cebu City Police Office, through Colonel Ireneo Dalogdog, sent condolences to the Larumbe family.The victim's mother urged the police to solve the death of her son as soon as possible.Rafter explained that their investigators continued to track the CCTV cameras in their effort to identify the SUV driver who allegedly struck the victim intentionally. "We assure the family nga tanan gyud mi ang atung City Director Police Colonel Ireneo Dalogdog naningkamot, nangulo gyud nga masulbad gyud kining kasoha. Although we cannot say nga as soon as possible but we are assuring the family ug ang atung katawhan nga sulbaron ni namo," Rafter said. (We assured the family that all of us—including City Director Police Colonel Ireneo Dalogdog—are working hard to solve this case. We assured the family and the public that we will be able to solve this, although we are unable to do it immediately.)Rafter stated that prior to the incident, they already had some indication as to the victim's origins. Because some motorists claimed to have witnessed Larumbe's motorcycle and the SUV race one another from Ayala before they got at Queensroad, she assigned the Mabolo Police Station the responsibility of searching the CCTV cameras under their jurisdiction for any footage of the victim. Rafter also tasked the Abellana Police Station 2 to obtain copies of the CCTV footage that was captured along Queensroad, which falls under its jurisdiction.The Regional Chief of Highway Patrol Group (HPG 7), Police Lieutenant Colonel Wilbert Parilla, disclosed that he had instructed his men to collaborate with the Abellana Police Station in obtaining copies of CCTV video clips as part of their investigation.“I instructed my investigators to work in tandem with station 2 as they possess CCTV footage. Someone provided us with information, and we have verified and pursued the possibility that this was the car with the same license plate,” Parilla said in Cebuano. (With TPT)Also read:Rama denies involvement in basketball player's deathKapulisan dunay ‘lead’ sa mi-hit and run sa 23 anyos Reviews of Gambling Companies in the Philippines . It’s always a good idea to take your time and make sure you’ve found the best online casino in the Philippines on the online gambling market that can give you what you want.

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EVEN eggs, a main staple in Filipino meals, are affected by the prevailing El Niño phenomenon.In a radio interview, Egg Board president Francis Uyehura said the extreme heat is taking a toll on the production, as well as sizes of egg, especially as chickens eat less than usual due to the hot weather.Aside from the El Niño or dry spell, the country is experiencing intense heat due to the summer season.“Ang malaking epekto po nito… ay ‘yung paghina ng pagkain ng ating mga alagang manok. Ang resulta po nito ay ‘yung pagbaba ng egg production at ‘yung significant na pagliit ng mga sizes (ng itlog). ‘Yung distribution po ng mga sizes ng mga itlog na nakukuha natin ay nagkakaroon ng imbalance. Mas marami po ‘yung mas maliliit kesa sa malalaki ng sizes ng itlog,” he said.(The big effect of this… is the weakening of the food of our pet chickens. The result of this is the decrease in egg production and the significant reduction in sizes (of eggs). The distribution of the sizes of the eggs that we get is imbalanced. There are more smaller egg sizes than large ones.)“Also, malaki rin po ‘yung ating problema sa pagtaas ng mortality (Also, we have a big problem with the increase in mortality of chickens) because of heat stroke,” he added.Uyehura said the production of smaller eggs also resulted in the price increase of bigger sized eggs.He said the prices of extra small to medium sized eggs continue to go down due to oversupply.“Nagsimula bumaba (prices of eggs) noong late January. Pagkatapos ng holiday season, until now continuously bumababa ang presyo. We are hoping na mag stabilize and presyo by April to May,” said Uyehura.(The prices of eggs started to drop in late January. After the holiday season and until now, the price has been continuously decreasing. We are hoping to see a stabilized price by April to May.)Uyehura reiterated, though, that the quality of eggs, especially its nutritional value, remains unchanged. He also noted that the size of an egg is not classified by its visual features but by its standard weight.“Kaya meron itlog na maliit pero mabigat at malaki na itlog pero magaan,” he said.(There is an egg that is small but heavy and a large egg that is light.)In a situational report, the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) said that as of April 19, the country incurred an estimated P1.236 billion worth of damage to the agriculture sector.Department of Science and Technology Secretary Renato Solidum Jr. earlier said that the prevailing El Niño phenomenon or dry spell may persist until August 2024. (TPM/SunStar Philippines) licensed online casinos CEBU City Mayor Michael Rama has become “toxic” for Cebu City.This was how Metropolitan Cebu Water District (MCWD) chairman Jose Daluz III described Rama after the mayor divulged his plans, including his lineup, for the 2025 midterm elections.Daluz, in a statement on Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2024, said the opposition must unite to remove Rama from his position as local chief executive of Cebu City.“The opposition against the dancing and singing mayor of ‘Singapoor-like’ Melbourne features must unite to remove toxic Mike,” he said.Daluz said there are other leaders in Cebu who can better lead the city.“Save Cebu against toxic Mike,” Daluz said.He said the mayor has been making enemies, and cited the latter’s rift with the Cebu Port Authority (CPA) over the Compania Maritima property, as well as with the MCWD after Rama ordered the water district to stop all its excavations in the city.He said Rama also created bad blood with local government units (LGUs) in Cebu Province when the mayor insisted on holding the Sinulog Festival at the South Road Properties in the last two years.“He has been creating a lot of enemies, to the governor, to the CPA, and to the MCWD. Cebu City’s relationship to other LGUs is no longer healthy. I feel that,” Daluz said.“I think he needs to retire,” he added.SunStar Cebu tried to get Rama’s reaction to Daluz’s call for his removal, but the mayor had not replied as of press time.Last Saturday, Feb. 17, Rama announced that Vice Mayor Raymond Alvin Garcia would still be his running mate next year. He also disclosed on Monday, Feb. 19, the list of possible candidates who would be joining his slate.“Old-timers”Eleven are local legislators who were part of Team Barug’s lineup during the May 2022 elections.They are City Councilors Pastor Alcover, Noel Wenceslao, Edgardo “Jaypee” Labella II and Jerry Guardo from the north district; and City Councilors Jocelyn Pesquera, Donaldo “Dondon” Hontiveros, Rey Gealon, Phillip Zafra, Renato Osmeña, James Anthony Cuenco and Francis Esparis from the south district.Rama also included City Councilor Nestor Archival from the north district and ex-officio councilor Kasambagan Barangay Captain and Association of Barangay Councils president Franklyn Ong, as well as former Sangguniang Kabataaan (SK) president Jessica Resch.He also said he would support North District Rep. Rachel Marguerite “Cutie” del Mar.Archival, Ong and del Mar are members of the opposition Bando Osmeña-Pundok Kauswagan, which is led by former mayor Tomas Osmeña. “Newcomers”Rama also mentioned some new names who would be joining him, including Sambag I Barangay Captain Aileen Guardo, Cebu City Medical Center Director Peter Mancao, former Calape, Bohol mayor Ernest Herrera, Cebu City United Vendors Association Inc. president Maria Pino, and lawyer Melvin Legazpi for the north district; and his son Mikel for the south district.He said South District Rep. Edu Rama would be running for reelection under his team.Rama said City Councilor Joel Garganera is not on the list because the latter is on his last term. The City Council is composed of 18 councilors, with 16 elected from the two districts and two elected from the ranks of barangay captains and the SK. Daluz and Rama have been bickering since May 2023 after Rama dismissed Daluz as chairman of the MCWD board of directors.Last Oct. 31, Rama appointed Melquiades Feliciano, Aristotle Batuhan and Nelson Yuvallos to replace Daluz and MCWD board members Miguelito Pato and Jodelyn May Seno.Daluz’s Panaghiusa, Rama’s Partido Barug, and Vice Mayor Garcia’s Kugi Uswag Sugbo joined forces during the May 2022 elections.

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EVEN eggs, a main staple in Filipino meals, are affected by the prevailing El Niño phenomenon.In a radio interview, Egg Board president Francis Uyehura said the extreme heat is taking a toll on the production, as well as sizes of egg, especially as chickens eat less than usual due to the hot weather.Aside from the El Niño or dry spell, the country is experiencing intense heat due to the summer season.“Ang malaking epekto po nito… ay ‘yung paghina ng pagkain ng ating mga alagang manok. Ang resulta po nito ay ‘yung pagbaba ng egg production at ‘yung significant na pagliit ng mga sizes (ng itlog). ‘Yung distribution po ng mga sizes ng mga itlog na nakukuha natin ay nagkakaroon ng imbalance. Mas marami po ‘yung mas maliliit kesa sa malalaki ng sizes ng itlog,” he said.(The big effect of this… is the weakening of the food of our pet chickens. The result of this is the decrease in egg production and the significant reduction in sizes (of eggs). The distribution of the sizes of the eggs that we get is imbalanced. There are more smaller egg sizes than large ones.)“Also, malaki rin po ‘yung ating problema sa pagtaas ng mortality (Also, we have a big problem with the increase in mortality of chickens) because of heat stroke,” he added.Uyehura said the production of smaller eggs also resulted in the price increase of bigger sized eggs.He said the prices of extra small to medium sized eggs continue to go down due to oversupply.“Nagsimula bumaba (prices of eggs) noong late January. Pagkatapos ng holiday season, until now continuously bumababa ang presyo. We are hoping na mag stabilize and presyo by April to May,” said Uyehura.(The prices of eggs started to drop in late January. After the holiday season and until now, the price has been continuously decreasing. We are hoping to see a stabilized price by April to May.)Uyehura reiterated, though, that the quality of eggs, especially its nutritional value, remains unchanged. He also noted that the size of an egg is not classified by its visual features but by its standard weight.“Kaya meron itlog na maliit pero mabigat at malaki na itlog pero magaan,” he said.(There is an egg that is small but heavy and a large egg that is light.)In a situational report, the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) said that as of April 19, the country incurred an estimated P1.236 billion worth of damage to the agriculture sector.Department of Science and Technology Secretary Renato Solidum Jr. earlier said that the prevailing El Niño phenomenon or dry spell may persist until August 2024. (TPM/SunStar Philippines) Are there professional slot players?

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