A mother caught her 10-year-old daughter raped by her brother-in-law at their home in Sta. Ignacia, Tarlac

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A mother caught her 10-year-old daughter raped by her brother-in-law at their home in Sta. Ignacia, Tarlac

The police immediately arrested the child's uncle as the authorities were also mentally ill.

"She heard her daughter say's "Wag po, Wag po Tito" The mother looked up, saw that her brother was doing her daughter's job, "said Chief Inspector Ernesto Guarin, Sta. Ignacia police, based on the statement of the child's mother.

In the investigation, he learned that his uncle had been raped for two years.

In the custody, the uncle is apologetic for being drowned in his own niece.

The rape complaint has been lodged with the suspect.

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PUSHER FROM DAVAO KILLED IN TARLAC

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Are drug peddlers migrating?
By: Central Luzon News Center | Nelson Bolos

This was the question posed after a “new big time pusher” was killed here in an armed encounter with the police at Barangay Tagumbao in Gerona, Tarlac.

In his report, PSupt Franklin Estoro identified the slain pusher as Rodelio Sabalo y Unat, 34, who is said to be new resident of Barangay Camangaan East, Moncada town.

Recovered from Sabalo were a caliber .9MM pistol , 16 sachets of shabu, a Honda TMX 155 motorcycle, among others.

According to PInsp Joel Gamboa, Sabalo sold 2 sachets of shabu to police poseur buyer PO2 Archie Niegos but resisted arrest and fired at the apprehending police team.

He was killed in the ensuing firefight with the policemen.

“From the looks of it (Sabalo’s killing), he is prepared to fight the police. He immediately drew his gun when he was about to be arrested and fired at my men”, said Estoro.

“Nahuli na naming lahat ang mga known pushers na taga-Gerona), pero may mga bagong pushers na lumilitaw na galing sa ibang lugar”, said Gamboa, this town’s long time Intelligence chief.
A few days ago, Gamboa’s Intel group arrested 3 pushers who are all from the neighbor town of Paniqui including a public high school teacher.

From the documents found from his body, Sabalo is from Barangay Magatos, Asuncion town, Davao Del Norte.

He moved to Barangay Camangaan East barely a couple of months ago.

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Alleged "Salvage" Victim Found In Gerona, Tarlac

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One alleged victims of summary execution - one person found in areas in Gerona, Tarlac June 20, 2017 8 am.

The victim had his whole body with blood and bruises. No cardboard signs tagging but the residence says it was a salvage.

The corps found in Gerona, Tarlac while the victim is from Ramos, Tarlac.

Tarlac PNP are still investigating the case.

Authorities have yet to uncover leads on who killed and dumped the body and if the victim were somehow connected.

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Inspiring Story Of TSU Student Survived In 5 Years With 20 Pesos Allowance

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“Hanggang saan aabot ang 20 pesos mo?”

20 pesos…
marahil halos lahat tayo hindi kayang mabuhay sa araw araw na 20 pesos lang ang pera…lalong lalo na sa mga estudyante na kung titignan ehh parang sa pamasahe palang ehh ubos na…

20 pesos…dyan sa halagang yan umikot ang limang taon ko sa kolehiyo…

First year college ako nung tuluyang mawalan ng trabaho ang aking Papa. Pito kaming magkakapatid at anim sa amin ang nag aaral pa dahil si ate pa lamang ang nakapagtapos ng pag-aaral. Napilitang maparaya ang kuya ko dahil hindi talaga kaya ng pamilya namin. Pinili nya na ako na lang muna ang mag aral kesa sya dahil mas mahal ang matrikula nya kesa sa akin.

Ang unang taon ko sa kolehiyo ang pinaka mahirap na parte. Dahil mag mula sa 50 pesos na baon ko nung ako’y hayskul ay naging 20 pesos na lang...at yung ng pinilit kong pinagkakasya sa araw araw.

7 pesos pamasahe papuntang eskwelahan
7 pesos pamasahe pauwi ng bahay
6 pesos ang natitira na aking inuunti-unting ubusin sa buong araw…(presyong pang palamig at isang pirasong kendi lang)

Nagugulat ako kasi kahit na parang imposibleng mabuhay sa ganung sitwasyon ay nakaraos kaming buong pamilya...

Dumating ang pangalawang taon ko sa kolehiyo, mas humirap ang buhay dahil mas nagmahal ang bilihin at mas dumami ang gastusin…napilitan akong maging isang working student, mag aaral sa umaga, MATH at SCIENCE TUTOR sa gabi. Pero eto din yung time na NAKILALA KO SI LORD kaya nagkaroon ng PAGBABAGO sa takbo ng buhay ko…
Kahit papano’y gumaan ang bigat na pinapasan ng aming pamilya dahil hindi na ako binibigyan ng baon, dahil ako na ang nagbibigay nun sa sarili ko…hahahaha 20 pesos pa din ang baon ko araw araw (tipid mode pa din syempre) para makaipon ako…at kapag nakakaipon ako’y binibigay ko sa aking mga magulang upang kahit papano’y makatulong na din sa kanila…at dahil Kristyano na ako…eto na ang budget ko.

7 pesos pamasahe papuntang eskwelahan(Wala ng pauwi kasi nag lalakad na lang ako)
2 pesos for Tithes(Syempre matik na yan)
11 pesos ang natitira (Isang palamig at isang tinapay na ang nabibili ko sa mag hapon hahaha)

nabigyan ako ng CHANCE na makapagQUALIFY for DOST Scholarship pero sa kinasamaang palad, HINDI AKO PUMASA! hahahahaha

Third year College ako, same problem pa din…pero mas dumami lalo ang gastusin dahil papasok na sa kolehiyo at hayskul mga kapatid ko…Pero ang nakakamangha dito...For the second time around nabigyan ako ng ulit ako ng CHANCE na makapagQUALIFY for DOST Scholarship…this time hindi ko na ito pinakawalaan…PINAG PRAY AND FAST, AT PATULOY AKONG NAG TAPAT SA LORD! Kaya hindi na ako nagulat nung malaman kong PASADO ako!Isa na akong Iskolar para sa Bayan 
Nag open ito ng opportunity na mas makatulong sa pamilya at syempre makatulong din para sa iba(sa mga Inaalagaan sa CellGoup, sa mga kapatid na nagkukulang sa pinansyal, sa gawain para sa Panginoon through Campus Ministry and Outreach, at sa kung sino pang nangagailangan)

Pero syempre kahit nag level up man…hindi pa din ako nagbago ng Lifestyle…
20 pesos is real  kaso iba na ang budgeting ko..

20 for food allowance sa isang buong araw(nakahiwalay na ang budget para sa pamasahe, other gastos, at syempre pati ang Tights and Offering for the Lord sa tuwing matatanggap ko yung allowance ko sa DOST)

Pinagpatuloy ko itong lifestyle na ito hanggang sa makaabot ako ng 4th year at 5th year college at ngayon na Grumaduate ako last June 15,2017…
Grabe kase ang tinuro ng Panginoon sa akin gamit ang 20 pesos na yan...Tinuruan akong magtiyaga, mas lalong pahalagahan ang mga bagay bagay na meron ako, at higit sa lahat ay mas lalo akong naturuang mas Kumapit at mag tiwala sa Panginoon sa lahat ng Oras :)

Ikaw…
Hanggang saan kaya aabot ang 20 pesos mo?

Kase ako…
ito ang inabot ng 20 Pesos ko with the Lord…

Sa Ngayon…
Nagkaroon ng Regular na trabaho si Papa, si kuya, yung asawa ni kuya, at si ate. Si mama naman hindi na nasosobrahan sa pagkastress dahil hindi na nahihirapang magbudget hahahahah xD
Graduating na sa College yung isa kong kapatid..Grade 10, Grade 7, at Grade 5 yung aming mga bunso! Konti na lang talaga at maaabot na ang pinapangarap na namin mas magandang buhay 

At ako naman…

Mr. Robin Lee N. Metiam
Degree Holder (Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering)
Working Student
Electrical Plan Designer
DOST Scholar
Regional Math Wizard
2-Term President of Campus Movers for Christ-TSU Chapter
Youth Leader
Cell Leader
Worship Leader

At lahat ng eto ay hindi mangyayari sa buhay ko kung hindi dahil sa ating Panginoong Hesu-Kristo! Kaya sa Kanya lamang ang pinaka mataas na Papuri, Pasasalamat, at Pagsamba!
Sya ang dahilan ng katagumpayang nararanasan ko sa aking buhay ngayon…

Totoong totoo talaga ng bawat pangako Nya sa Jeremiah 29:11; “‘For I know the plans I have for you,’ declares the LORD, ‘plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.’”

Hinding-hindi tayo mahahadlangan ng Kahirapan dahil Mararanasan at mararanasan natin ang the best na buhay kasama ang Panginoon! Tayo ay MATAGUMPAY NA!

#MiracleIn20Pesos
#GreatPlanOfTheLord
#BreakingThePovertyMindset
#AllGloryToGod

PS. Sa lahat ng nakatag at hindi man nakatag dito Maraming maraming salamat sa buhay nyo! Hindi ko man kayo mapasalamatan ng isa-isa pero sa puso't isipan ko'y sobrang nagpapasalamat ako sa inyo :) Mahal na mahal ko kayong lahat! :) God Bless Us More and more and more!

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LOOK: Old Woman Selling Buko Salad Around Schools In Tarlac

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An elderly woman has been selling Buko Salad around schools in Tarlac.

By: Era Nunag 

When we see an elderly, in her 80’s, Lola Marta working in spite of her age, we feel remorseful, thinking she should be at home relaxing and not carrying a Ice Chest with Buko Salad that she has to sell.

Netizen Wency Lavigne posted a photo of an old woman selling ice candy in Tibag High School, making him wonder.

Wency said: "Sa dami rami ng matatandang makikita mo, nagtitinda namamalimus, at kumakayod para mabuhay sila. May isang matanda na hinding hindi makakalimutan ng karamihan. Sya si Lola Marta Isa syang tindera ng Buku salad sa Tibag High School at kung saan pang lugar dito sa bayan ng Tarlac. Tanghaling tapat magsisimula na siyang maglako ng kanyang paninda habang tirik na tirik ang araw. Grade 4 palang ako nakikita ko na syang nagtitinda, hanggang sa naging grade 11 student na ako."

"Matagal ko nang gustong gawin ito upang tulungan sya sa pamamagitan ng social media. Hindi ko to ipopost upang makakuha ng maraming likes/maging famous. Ngayon panahon na para tulungan natin itong lola na ito. Hindi niya deserve ito. Deserve niya na magpahinga at hindi nagtitinda. Ang mas magandang ginagawa niya na lang ay ang nakikipaglaro na lamang sya sa kanyang mga apo at binibigyang halaga." he added on his post.

Despite the hot weather, she has been seen tending her stall.

It is kind of inspiring. Diligence, Sacrifice, and Love. This Lola is a true definition of hard working. When you see her Tarlac City, please spread the love; smile at the old woman, and buy a buko salad from her. And for those who want to extend more help to Lola contact us at https://www.facebook.com/tagatarlackakung/

Here's the interview of Lola Marta:

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The 26th Anniversary Of The Eruption Of Mt. Pinatubo

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"The lessons of those years and the values that we have learned must never be forgotten. They should be kept alive for future generations to learn from."

By: Era Nunag

Today marks the 26th anniversary of one of the most significant eruptions of the last century the 1991 eruption of Pinatubo in the Philippines. The eruption is a landmark event for a number of reasons. First, it was one of the great successes of modern volcano monitoring - the cost in terms of lives and property were greatly reduced thanks to excellent mitigation, monitoring and emergency management. Second, it was an eruption that showed how a single event on the planet can have a global impact, as the "Pinatubo Effect" caused a 4-5 year period of cooling around the globe.

Governor of Pampanga on June 13 urged Kapampangans to never forget the valuable lessons from the 1991 eruption of Mt. Pinatubo and how the destructive forces of the subsequent lahar flows have proven the indomitable courage and resiliency of the Kapampangan spirit.

Executive Order No. 09-2017 declares the suspension of Work in all government offices and classes in both public and private schools on June 15, 2017 duly signed by Gov. Lilia Nanay Pineda in commemoration of the 26th Anniversary of the Mount Pinatubo Eruption.

A Beautiful Disaster

(Bursts of gas-charged magma exploded into umbrella ash clouds, hot flows of gas and ash descended the volcano’s flanks and lahars swept down valleys. The collaborative work of scientists from the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), and the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) saved more than 5,000 lives and $250 million in property by forecasting Pinatubo's 1991 climactic eruption in time to evacuate local residents and the U.S. Clark Air Force Base that happened to be situated only 9 miles from the volcano.

U.S. and Filipino scientists worked with U.S. military commanders and Filipino public officials to put evacuation plans in place and carry them out 48 hours before the catastrophic eruption. As in 1991 at Pinatubo, today the USGS is supported by The US Agency for International Development’s (USAID) Office of U.S. Foreign Disaster Assistance to provide scientific assistance to countries around the world though VDAP, the Volcano Disaster Assistance Program. The program and its partners respond to volcanic unrest, build monitoring infrastructure, assess hazards and vulnerability, and improve understanding of eruptive processes and forecasting to prevent natural hazards, such as volcanic eruptions, from becoming human tragedies.)

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Single Mom Graduates From Tarlac State University To Set 'First Example' For Daughter

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This single mom’s happy tears are definitely contagious. 

By: Era Nunag

It’s graduation season, and I’m sure we have all come across inspiring stories of success, determination, and perseverance. Social media is no stranger in telling these kinds of stories.

The picture was posted by Regine Nica Lucas. In the caption, she told the story of her journey through college while raising a daugther on her own.

To celebrate, she shared an inspiring story, embracing one of her biggest fans and support systems, her 5-year-old daughter, Riona Angel.





 In the Facebook post, Nica shares that she had her daughter when she was 20. People told her that she wouldn’t be able to finish her studies anymore because she already had a daughter. But she persevered all the more and proved them all wrong.

Still, she says in the post that she doesn’t regret having a child at 20. She also wants people to know that having a child at a young age does not mean that there’s no more hope and that life is over.

She writes, "To my daughter. Thank you. I finished because you needed to see me do it. I'm not strong because i want to be, i'm strong because i'm your first example."

Nica graduated with a degree in BS Architecture at Tarlac State Univerity. Her story is truly an inspiration to all single mothers and students alike.

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