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FOOD AND LIFESTYLE BLOGGERS POSED FOR A SOUVENIR PHOTO AT THE GODEL CHOCOLATE FACTORY. IN THIS PHOTO, BLOGGERS TEDDY CHO, NICOLE PALER, CATHA BUTI-UY, JAN CHRYSSTINE ROBIEGO, AND CIELO ENRIQUEZ.The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) announced the start of construction for the new main academic building of the Polytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP) Main Campus in Sta. Mesa, Manila will help address the 9-story shortage of classrooms and learning facilities.
In a report to Secretary Manuel M. Bonoan, DPWH National Capital Region Director Nomer Abel P. Canlas said that the soon-to-rise modern story shortage main school building will replace the old structure with six floors that will accommodate PUP’s growing student population. Before the pandemic, it registered the highest number of students enrolled with more than 70,000 and counting. The Polytechnic University of the Philippines is located in Sta. Mesa, Manila, Philippines.
“We are as excited as the students in the reopening of schools and return of in-person classes, and one of the ways we are welcoming back our Iskolar ng Bayan is by providing them a bigger, better learning environment,” Director Canlas added.
The ceremonial groundbreaking was graced by DPWH Assistant Secretary Antonio V. Molano, alongside PUP officials and faculty led by University President Manuel M. Muhi and Executive Vice President Alberto C. Guillo.
The school building project will be implemented in phases by DPWH NCR. Phase 1 will start with the North Wing, with a funding allocation of P187.3 million, and is estimated to be completed in twelve months.
PUP is known for its student activism. PUP has many student groups active in political reform. The militant national democratic partisan groups are the cause of frequent rallies on campus. PUP's variety of partisan groups includes liberal, socialist, socdem, and several political organizations.
In addition, more than a hundred of the student population are foreigners from Singapore, Indonesia, Cambodia, and Myanmar (ASEAN Countries) others are the People's Republic of China, and African states are Tanzania, Nigeria, and Ghana. Also, students from South Korea visit PUP every summer to take up courses in the English language.
But, overall, the Polytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP) is now the top school most companies preferred to hire, as reported by JobStreet Philippines. As mentioned, results from the report showed, that for jobs in the area of business process outsourcing (BPO) or Call Centers, Polytechnic University of the Philippines was the priority choice. (VerGarciaBlogs)
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New Manila Boystown Complex Building Underway
The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) has started to construct a new building project for the Manila Boystown Complex in Marikina City.
DPWH Assistant Secretary Antonio V. Molano Jr. and National Capital Regional Director Nomer Abel P. Canlas, together with Manila City Mayor Honey Lacuna-Pangan, recently led the groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of a modernized facility that will benefit both the personnel and the Manila city government’s constituents.
The four-story building will rise in a 720-square-meter area inside the complex. It will house offices and 17-bed spaces with a private bathroom, including provision for storage, laundry, and kitchen areas, to be utilized by Boystown employees.
The first two floors will be dedicated as an evacuation center to provide comfortable shelter to disaster-stricken families, while other spaces will double as additional homes for the abandoned youth and elderly.
Once completed, this new facility will greatly help the Boystown personnel in fulfilling their commitment to providing care and support to the homeless and abandoned, particularly children and senior citizens, on the streets of Manila.
With funding worth ₱92 million, the project is being implemented by DPWH National Capital Regional Office. (VerGarciaBlogs)
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Some 289 Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) onboard a chartered Philippine Airlines flight from Kuwait are due to arrive later this evening in the Philippines. Kuwaiti authorities apprehended the OFWs over the past month as part of an ongoing crackdown in the Middle Eastern country targeting migrant workers with residency violations and absconding cases. Most of the apprehended OFWs are longtime runaway workers.
A team from the Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) through its attached agency Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) will meet the OFWs upon their arrival at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport.
The DMW-OWWA team led by Deputy Administrator Arnell Ignacio will assist the OFWs through the post-repatriation process which includes services for airport assistance, psycho-social counseling, stress debriefing as well as medical referrals. Temporary shelter and accommodations will be provided to the OFWs while transportation to their respective provinces is arranged.
There are 289 OFW passengers on PAL chartered flight PR 8764. 245 of the deportees came from the Kuwaiti Deportation Center. Among the other repatriates are pregnant women (3), medical cases (3), mother and child (5), and other wards (33 cases).
The National Reintegration Center for OFWs (NRCO), meanwhile, will also assist the repatriated OFWs with their reintegration needs. (VerGarciaBlogs)
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