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For adults, pregnant women on their third trimester are also high-risk, so we will give them the vaccine also because there’s possibility that they may be a carrier and the baby who is not yet vaccinated will have a big chance to acquire pertussis,” Fortuna said.Meanwhile, the personnel of the Uswag Molecular Laboratory will undergo training for pertussis testing so the City will no longer send specimen to the Research Institute for Tropical Medicine.According to the CHO, pertussis, commonly known as whooping or violent cough, is a highly contagious respiratory infection caused by the bacterium Bordetella pertussis. In China, it is referred to as the "100-day cough. 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Pupils will be tutored two hours every day for 20 days.“Tara, Basa!” is a cash-for-work program. Tutors will be paid minimum wage for each day they tutor.“It will be driven by DepEd because they have the data on who are the struggling non-readers and frustrated readers,” said Gatchalian.A total of 584 CNU students enrolled in Bachelor of Science in Education were involved in the kick-off of the program.Of the number, 487 will serve as tutors, teaching reading to 4,865 pupils, or a ratio of one tutor for every 10 pupils. The other 97 will serve as youth development workers (YDW), facilitating sessions for parents of tutored pupils, or a ratio of one YDW for every 50 parents.Dr. Daniel Ariaso Sr., CNU president, said the “Tara, Basa!” program will serve as part of the education students’ internship.“This is a practical application of what they have learned, and then we are going to do localization, where they come from. They are going to be deployed there to foster love of their town, of their barangay,” he said in a mix of Tagalog and English.DSWD 7 Director Shalaine Lucero said the program targets incoming Grade 2 who have difficulty reading or cannot read at all.Gatchalian did not say how much budget was allocated for the program in Cebu City, but the budget allocation for the entire country is around P900 million.He said the criteria for choosing the location for the program is based on the recommendations of DepEd and the request of local leaders.For the case of Cebu City, the DSWD was approached by South District Rep. Eduardo “Edu” Rama Jr.“In this case, si Congressman Edu Rama approached us and told us (that) maybe the program is a good fit in the terrain of Cebu,” Gatchalian said. (RJM / Joshua Usigan, BiPSU intern)

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Pupils will be tutored two hours every day for 20 days.“Tara, Basa!” is a cash-for-work program. Tutors will be paid minimum wage for each day they tutor.“It will be driven by DepEd because they have the data on who are the struggling non-readers and frustrated readers,” said Gatchalian.A total of 584 CNU students enrolled in Bachelor of Science in Education were involved in the kick-off of the program.Of the number, 487 will serve as tutors, teaching reading to 4,865 pupils, or a ratio of one tutor for every 10 pupils. The other 97 will serve as youth development workers (YDW), facilitating sessions for parents of tutored pupils, or a ratio of one YDW for every 50 parents.Dr. Daniel Ariaso Sr., CNU president, said the “Tara, Basa!” program will serve as part of the education students’ internship.“This is a practical application of what they have learned, and then we are going to do localization, where they come from. They are going to be deployed there to foster love of their town, of their barangay,” he said in a mix of Tagalog and English.DSWD 7 Director Shalaine Lucero said the program targets incoming Grade 2 who have difficulty reading or cannot read at all.Gatchalian did not say how much budget was allocated for the program in Cebu City, but the budget allocation for the entire country is around P900 million.He said the criteria for choosing the location for the program is based on the recommendations of DepEd and the request of local leaders.For the case of Cebu City, the DSWD was approached by South District Rep. Eduardo “Edu” Rama Jr.“In this case, si Congressman Edu Rama approached us and told us (that) maybe the program is a good fit in the terrain of Cebu,” Gatchalian said. 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For adults, pregnant women on their third trimester are also high-risk, so we will give them the vaccine also because there’s possibility that they may be a carrier and the baby who is not yet vaccinated will have a big chance to acquire pertussis,” Fortuna said.Meanwhile, the personnel of the Uswag Molecular Laboratory will undergo training for pertussis testing so the City will no longer send specimen to the Research Institute for Tropical Medicine.According to the CHO, pertussis, commonly known as whooping or violent cough, is a highly contagious respiratory infection caused by the bacterium Bordetella pertussis. In China, it is referred to as the "100-day cough. The incubation period is seven to 10 days.Individuals at high risk for pertussis include those who are younger than 12 months old, in the third trimester of pregnancy, have pre-existing health conditions, or have close contact with high risk.Symptoms include paroxysms of coughing, inspiratory "whooping," post-tussive vomiting, and apnea.It is transmitted through respiratory droplets. Preventive measures include respiratory hygiene, avoiding contact with unvaccinated or incompletely vaccinated patients, hand washing with soap and water or alcohol-based sanitizer, and droplet precautions in healthcare facilities. (Leo Solinap/PR)

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THE Iloilo City Government, through its Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council, has officially declared an outbreak of pertussis (whooping cough) during Monday’s emergency meeting, March 25, 2024.The declaration came following the recommendation of the Health and Sanitation Cluster headed by the City Health Office (CHO), which logged 15 cases of pertussis as of March 25, seven of which are confirmed and eight are suspected.Headed by Iloilo City Mayor Jerry Treñas, the council passed two resolutions, one is declaring on outbreak on pertussis and the other one, recommending to the City Council the declaration of a state of calamity due to the disease.The mayor said he will make an urgent request to the City Council, which is expected to hold a special session Tuesday, March 26, for the approval of the declaration.“We need to access funds coming from the calamity fund; we cannot access it unless there is a declaration of the state of calamity,” Treñas said.With the declaration, a proposed budget of P16 million has also been approved during the council meeting for the needed measures and responses against pertussis.A big chunk of the fund will go for the procurement of medicines and vaccines.“If necessary, we will add more funds,” Treñas added.CHO data showed that three of the confirmed cases are from Molo, two from Jaro 1, and one each from Jaro II and Arevalo.According to CHO Assistant Department Head Dr. Roland Jay Fortuna, a total of 26,000 children aged 0 to 59 months old from the districts of Jaro, Molo and Arevalo are projected for vaccination.“If we have an outbreak, we have what we call 'outbreak response immunization', that is why we need additional vaccines. For adults, pregnant women on their third trimester are also high-risk, so we will give them the vaccine also because there’s possibility that they may be a carrier and the baby who is not yet vaccinated will have a big chance to acquire pertussis,” Fortuna said.Meanwhile, the personnel of the Uswag Molecular Laboratory will undergo training for pertussis testing so the City will no longer send specimen to the Research Institute for Tropical Medicine.According to the CHO, pertussis, commonly known as whooping or violent cough, is a highly contagious respiratory infection caused by the bacterium Bordetella pertussis. In China, it is referred to as the "100-day cough. The incubation period is seven to 10 days.Individuals at high risk for pertussis include those who are younger than 12 months old, in the third trimester of pregnancy, have pre-existing health conditions, or have close contact with high risk.Symptoms include paroxysms of coughing, inspiratory "whooping," post-tussive vomiting, and apnea.It is transmitted through respiratory droplets. Preventive measures include respiratory hygiene, avoiding contact with unvaccinated or incompletely vaccinated patients, hand washing with soap and water or alcohol-based sanitizer, and droplet precautions in healthcare facilities. (Leo Solinap/PR) Strategies for Gambling Games 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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Pupils will be tutored two hours every day for 20 days.“Tara, Basa!” is a cash-for-work program. Tutors will be paid minimum wage for each day they tutor.“It will be driven by DepEd because they have the data on who are the struggling non-readers and frustrated readers,” said Gatchalian.A total of 584 CNU students enrolled in Bachelor of Science in Education were involved in the kick-off of the program.Of the number, 487 will serve as tutors, teaching reading to 4,865 pupils, or a ratio of one tutor for every 10 pupils. The other 97 will serve as youth development workers (YDW), facilitating sessions for parents of tutored pupils, or a ratio of one YDW for every 50 parents.Dr. Daniel Ariaso Sr., CNU president, said the “Tara, Basa!” program will serve as part of the education students’ internship.“This is a practical application of what they have learned, and then we are going to do localization, where they come from. They are going to be deployed there to foster love of their town, of their barangay,” he said in a mix of Tagalog and English.DSWD 7 Director Shalaine Lucero said the program targets incoming Grade 2 who have difficulty reading or cannot read at all.Gatchalian did not say how much budget was allocated for the program in Cebu City, but the budget allocation for the entire country is around P900 million.He said the criteria for choosing the location for the program is based on the recommendations of DepEd and the request of local leaders.For the case of Cebu City, the DSWD was approached by South District Rep. Eduardo “Edu” Rama Jr.“In this case, si Congressman Edu Rama approached us and told us (that) maybe the program is a good fit in the terrain of Cebu,” Gatchalian said. (RJM / Joshua Usigan, BiPSU intern)

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THE Amir of the State of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al Thani, arrived in the Philippines on Monday, April 22, 2024, for a two-day visit that aims to strengthen the bilateral ties of the Philippines and Qatar.Upon his arrival in the country, Sheikh Tamim was welcomed by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. in Malacañang where they also held a bilateral meeting.Marcos and Sheikh Tamim witnessed the signing of an agreement between the Philippines and Qatar, such as on the waiver of visa requirements for holders of diplomatic and special or official passports“Nationals of either party who are holders of valid passport types mentioned in Article 1 of this Agreement are exempted from the obligation to obtain visas for entry and stay in the territory of the other party, for a stay of 30 days,” the agreement read.“Provided, the passport presented must have a validity period of at least three months beyond the period of allowed stay in the territory of the other Party,” it added.Memoranda of Understanding (MOU) were also inked between the two countries, particularly on cooperation in the field of sports and youth; in combating human trafficking; on technical cooperation and capacity-building on climate change; in the field of tourism and business events; on mutual recognition of seafarers' certificates; and for commerce and industry.In a bid to combat human trafficking, the Philippines and Qatar committed to advance labor protection in both countries, through exchange of expertise in the field of legislation and exchange of studies and research.An MOU will also cover the mutual recognition of seafarers’ certificate to implement the provisions stipulated in the International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers (STCW Convention) of 1978, and the amendments, in which Qatar acceded by Decree No. (14) of 2003.This refers to Circular 1450 issued by the Maritime Safety Committee on January 24, 2013 on the Mutual Recognition of Certificates according to Regulation I/10 of the STCW Convention.Under the MOU, the Philippines’ Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) and Qatar’s Ministry of Transport “shall apply to the certificates of seafarers who serve on registered merchant ships of any of the participants and sail under its flag except for those who serve on the ships mentioned in Article 3 of the STCW Convention.”Marcos said he is seeing a stronger collaboration between the Philippines and Qatar, which are sharing 43 years of “deep friendship and cooperation.”“I am certain that our discussions today will translate to stronger collaboration in common fields of interests,” said Marcos.“This is our aspiration and I think that if we come to -- if we are agreed that this is the way to go, there is much potential that we can take advantage of,” he added.For his part, Sheikh Tamim expressed gratitude for the unwavering support and effective contribution of Filipinos to the development and progress of Qatar, which serves as the “second home” to at least 242,609 Filipinos.In 2022, remittances to the Philippines from Qatar amounted to $895.33 million.“This is my pleasure to take this opportunity to praise the Filipino community residing in the State of Qatar and their effective contribution to the development, progress in our country,” the Qatari Amir said.“The Philippines is an important partner for us in many fields and especially in trade, economic cooperation. And, we aspired to improve these relations to increase communication between the private sector in both the countries,” he added. (TPM/SunStar Philippines) What is FIFA sport?

Some of the most important trends revolve around the changes to the legalisation of online gambling for offshore operators, with President Rodrigo Duterte cracking down on illegal operations in recent years. Otherwise, we’ve identified that the growth in the land-based gambling industry has resulted in job creation for locals, with more than half of all employees in the entertainment sector being employed for gambling and betting activities.

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