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CHMSC student wins P100,000 in Smart grand promo
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(Contributed photo) May 04, 2021 It was the biggest surprise ever for nineteen-year-old Cloe Anne Marie Malaga who received a text message from Smart Communications on her birthday, no less. According to this message, Cloe had won the Php 100,000 Grand Prize in Smart’s “Balik-Tuition” Promo. She had just made the switch to Smart when online classes began.
Now, the prize money is reuniting her back with her family in Cebu, for good.
“The cash prize is a big help for me and my family. I am grateful to Smart for this opportunity and blessing,” said Cloe.
“With this money, I can finally continue my education in Cebu where my family had been staying. This blessing has opened so many doors for me.”
SunStar April 25, 2021 THERE is controversy recently on the cutting of trees along the national highway going south of Bacolod or beside the old airport. The environmental groups and netizens aired their concerns for lack of appreciation on the role of trees in the lives of people.
There are also questions on why government agencies allowed the cutting of trees and permits were issued without proper consultation.
I remember this is not the first time when trees were also cut along Abuanan Road in Bago City because of a government project. The trees were planted many years ago to symbolize the friendship between the Philippines and the government of Japan. The government of Japan extended help to Filipino communities through OISCA, whose office is located at Barangay Tabunan, Bago City. The stakeholders in that place later knew that cutting had already been started before they could ask from the local government that trees are standing more than what the people can s
In celebration of Earth Day, Obama hailed licensed Filipina fisheries technologist Carmela Bagum for “working to protect our planet.”
“Carmela grew up in a fishing village, where her passion for marine life pushed her to become a licensed fisheries technologist–despite the floods and typhoons that often closed her school,” Obama wrote on Instagram.
“She is one of the millions of girls whose education has been disrupted by the climate crisis, but she is also part of the rising generation of leaders who are already taking charge as we confront it,” she added.
Bagum graduated cum laude in Carlos Hilado Memorial State College in Bacolod City in 2019.
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