MODERN SCHOOL. Japanese Consul-General Yoshihisa Ishikawa (center), poses with pupils and parents of Sto Nino Elementary School together with Kidapawan City Mayor Jose Paolo M. Evangelista (3rd left back) and officials from the Department of Education and barangay council Tuesday (July 26, 2022). The Japanese envoy led the turnover of the PHP9.4 million school to Barangay Sto. Nino officials after two years of construction due to restrictions brought about by the pandemic. (Photo courtesy of Kidapawan CIO) KIDAPAWAN CITY - The Japanese government has donated a PHP9.4-million school building in Barangay Sto. Nino here. In a statement Thursday, Mayor Jose Paolo M. Evangelista said the facility was funded under the Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Project (GGP) of the Embassy of Japan. "Construction of the school began in May 2020 and was only turned to the local government Tuesday afternoon due to the pandemic," Bautista said. Japanese Consul-General Yoshihisa Ish
the tactical operations center, occupied a third building. the fourth building on the compound served as barracks for the libyan 17th february brigade members. after acquiring the compound we made a number of security upgrades. among other steps we extended the height of the outer wall to 12 feet with masonry concrete, barbed-wire and constantine razor wire. we increased the external lighting and erected jersey barriers outside the perimeter. we also added equipment to detect explosives as well as imminent danger notification system system. we installed security grills on windows accessible from the ground. jenna: one of the reasons why the consulate was moved to this area because the hotel where it was being temporarily placed, there was a bomb outside the hotel in june. so more information as we get it on, increasing