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RITUAL VS COVID – Gabay, a ‘mambunong’ (Igorot priest), offers to ‘Kabunyan’ (native god) the bile of pigs that were butchered during an ancient cleansing and healing ritual in Barangay Tam-awan, Baguio City for the protection of the members of the media in the Summer Capital of the Philippines who ....
Baguio-based journalist Cesar Reyes dies May 25, 2021 3:01 PM PHT Frank Cimatu Baguio-based journalist Cesar Reyes died of COVID-19 complications on Tuesday morning, May 25, at the Baguio General Hospital. Reyes, a long-time Baguio correspondent for People’s Journal and People’s Tonight, was 61. According to Aldwin Quitasol, president of the Baguio Correspondents and Broadcasters Club (BCBC), Reyes had been comatose since May 22. He was rushed that day to the Baguio General Hospital because of an extremely low oxygen count. He was still able to file one last story on May 18 before reaching out for help the next day through Facebook. He said he was having off-and-on fever for the past week. ....
SunStar Journos, groups slam ‘Tokhang’ campaign vs leftists, media TOKHANG FOR LEFTISTS. A copy of the resolution signed by all members of the Regional Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee in the Cordillera Administrative Region allowing the conduct of “Oplan Tokhang” against “left-leaning personalities” in the government and media, among other entities. (Contributed photo) + February 25, 2021 THE Regional Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee in the Cordillera Administrative Region drew flak from human rights advocates and members of the media after passing a resolution allowing the conduct of “Oplan Tokhang” against “left-leaning personalities” in the government and media, among other entities. In the resolution, Tokhang will be used “to convince left-leaning personalities to return to the folds of the government and dissuade them from further supporting the Marxist-Maoist inspired rebelli ....
SunStar + SEVERAL annual events in the city and La Trinidad were recently called-off by local authorities. Foremost are the Panagbenga Fair in the city set in February and the Strawberry Festival in La Trinidad a few weeks later. Both events are geared to jumpstart the tourism months in the summer that draw thousands of tourists to the city and the Capital Town of Benguet. The cancelations of these events, initiated by the respective local government officials, are commendable for health security from the coronavirus epidemic that ensnared the lives of thousands of Filipinos and some three million persons around the globe. Benguet, which geographically enclose Baguio City, has been in the top five list of coronavirus-infected provinces in the country. ....
BAGUIO CITY: Owners of newspaper and watch repair stands in the city were given a six-month extension before they relocate to paid spaces inside establishments. The dialogue held on December 15 gave the stand owners from January to June next year to continue selling in the streets so long as they have updated business permits, according to the City Administratorâs Office. Baguio Cityâs anti-road obstruction campaign caused tension among local government administrators and small business owners because the goods they sold on the streets were confiscated as part of the cityâs street clearing operations. According to City Permits and Licensing Division head Allan Abayao, the business owners and the city government had agreed that those operating on narrow pavements would have to be moved by January 2021 at a site to be determined by a team from his division, the Public Order and Safety Division, Management Information Technical Division, City Mayorâ� ....