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It's my 1 year anniversary on Tumblr 🥳
Though this will be the last post that I will publish on this account, The Circle Reports fulfilled its purpose in my 2nd year of college as a requirement for an academic subject.
Thank you very much!
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Many prominent personalities who passed away are in Manila North Cemetery such as Fernando Poe Jr., Susan Roces, Former Mayor Alfredo Lim and others.
Photos taken on November 2, 2023.
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Potholes in Lias Road Video:
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Road reblocking in Lias Road continues
Chello Gonzales | Posted on May 20, 2023
The road repairs is still ongoing in Lias Road in Barangay Lias, in front of the De Vera Compound close to the arc of Barangay Lambakin.
In an interview, Barangay Captain Ronaldo "Onnie" Marcelo stated that "Yung lubak naman sabi dito yun sa main road na sakop dapat ng provincial, so ako pwede ako magrepair niyan. Ang kaso nga nasisira talaga, pero naka ano na yan eh. Lumapit na kami kay Gov., kay Vice Gov. approved na ‘yan, naka ilang sulat na kami na request. Last week, nagpunta na nga dito para gawin na, para i-upgrade na."
On March 28, road repairs began in front of the SVD Compound, moved to the front of Barangay Hall of Lias.
In a statement. Municipal Engineer, Magtanggol C. San Miguel says that Lias Road is a provincial road so the funds are from the provincial government. “So ibig sa bihin ang direct control niyan or supervision ang provincial. Kami nagmomonitoring lang diyan.”
Citizens, passerby, small business owners, and workers are concerned on the road potholes in Lias Road.
“Lubak eh. Ngayon siguro maaring hindi na maperwisyo dahil ginagawa na” as Carlito from City of Meycauayan.
(Maybe, it is not problematic because it is being fixed.)
A resident of the Barangay named Michael stated that “Natanggalan na nga ako ng bearing diyan eh dahil nga sa lubak lubak”
(Frequent bearing replacement due to potholes)
He added that “Malaking ginhawa yan lalo na sa mga tricycle driver kasi nagtatricycle din naman ako.”
[It could be a relief [if the road will be fixed] for tricycle [drivers] like me]
April a worker in a store said that “Kumpara dati, mas maayos na yung kalsada kasi dati talagang sira sira, tagal niya bago maayos, ngayon lang siya inayos eh, kaya okay na rin.”
(The road is a lot better, comparing it before that it is broken, though they just recently fixed the road)
Tricycle driver, Emmanuel said that “Sa una natuwa kami dahil siyempre sira yung kalye.”
(At first, we were happy because the road has potholes)
He explained that “Kaya lang ang problema ngayon parang mali yung proseso dahil patalon-talon yung gawa. Maraming naabalang sasakyan kami namamasada dahil biruin mo maliit na lang yung kinikita naming iikot pa kami ng napakalayo subdivision para lang bumalik dito.
(But the problem is, it feels wrong because the repair of the road is by section. Many vehicles were disturbed and us tricycle drivers earn so little but we have to turn into far subdivision so we can go back here)
He also added that they should give priority to people who live there and know the flow of the road.
The previous alternative route if vehicles will go to Assemblywoman Felicita G. Bernardino Memorial Trade School or McArthur Highway, is: Villaroma VI, turn left to Elche, turn right to Granada, turn left to Vigo, then go straight ahead to Castile, turn left to Madrid, then go out of Villaroma V, turn right, then forward.
According to Provincial Engineer Glenn D. Reyes, “Mga portion lang na kailangan i-replace, i-repair yung mga may sira lang unlike ang gawin mo eh, maganda pa babakbakin mo sayang ang pera ‘di ba?”
(Portions of the road that need to be replaced or to repair are those that have problems unlike it looks good then you will tore it apart, it's a waste of money right?)
He expounded that “…yung portion lang ng damage yung ang i-rereplace.... kaya yung ang tinatawag na nirereblock, sectional”
(Those portions [of the road] should be replaced, that's why it's called reblock, it is sectional)
Link: https://www.tumblr.com/thecirclereportsbychellogonzales/718091766664921088/potholes-in-lias-road-video?source=share
* Minor edits have been made on January 17, 2024.
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MILITARY SHOOTOUT NEAR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IN MASBATE
by Althea Barranta, Chello Gonzales | March 24, 2023 | Posted on March 25, 2023
Screenshot from the video of Alfred Dumoran Pepito
A gunfight took place between the government troops and the New People’s Army around Locso-an Elementary School in Placer, Masbate, on Wednesday, March 22.
Students, school staff, and others rushed into the classroom to hide underneath the chairs. Locals reportedly said that NPA members had been seen handing out posters honoring the anniversary of the communist party's founding, according to a report from the 9th Infantry Division. The public alerted the military due to their anxiety.
Numerous videos pertaining to what happened have been shared on social media. According to a witness, the incident happened around 7:30 in the morning. This is thought to be an unusual occurrence in the area. Both students and school personnel are safe.
In the town of Cawayan in Masbate, there was also an attack by the New People's Army that resulted in the death of CPI Antonio T. Rarreno, according to Cawayan, Masbate Police Station.
The Department of Education (DepED) released an official statement regarding the incident that they “vehemently condemns the alarming rate of communist rebel activities in Masbate, causing undue learning disruption in the province. These acts of terrorism perpetrated by the New People’s Army (NPA) have caused trauma to learners and school personnel who witnessed the senseless violence.” But DepED continued that there will be no suspension of classes and it is up to the school heads and administrators whether they should continue to implement face-to-face classes or switch to blended learning for the meantime.
Further details as stated by the Department of Education, Vice President and Secretary of Education, Sara Duterte and Army Division, have promised to protect the affected individuals in the area.
Although the investigation is ongoing, the authorities have not yet responded to the Vice President's request to visit the affected districts of Masbate.
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Ending the Reign of the King of the Road: Voices From Off the Road
by Jeweleen Joice Enriquez, Chello Gonzales, Mark Joseph Juansing and John Carlo Zorilla
Link: https://jeweljourn.my.canva.site/ending-the-reign-of-king-of-the-road-11-2a
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Barangay Lias Community Issues Survey 2
These are the answers and screenshots of the Survey for Government Officials
In conclusion, the survey reveals the problems that the Barangay Lias community faced and how they were resolved.
A barangay tanod claims that traffic is caused by elementary and high school pupils. Councilman Alberto "Abet" Castro said it is an issue when garbage trucks are late because they occasionally break down or have a difficulty in Liwasan.
Barangay captain Ronaldo "Onnie" Marcelo described these problems in a statement. He said that for peace and order, most thefts are carried out by other barangay residents and that other things contribute to traffic, including trucks and students traveling to and from school or homes.
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Screenshot of Interviews and Voice Recordings.
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Barangay Lias' Community Issues Survey 1
Here are the results of the survey, asking residents about the problems of the community.
Conclusion of Barangay Lias Community Issues Survey 1
It presents a special task to cover Barangay Lias. There are people there from many areas and backgrounds. The barangay includes Meralco Village 1, Villa Roma 5, Villa Roma 6, and SVD Compound, among other locations. When I asked them to describe the issues they observed and encountered in the barangay, some noted the drainage system, lack of movement, dogs that were defecating in the streets, potholes in the road, robbers, and traffic. Some claim to not observe any issues at all.
Road potholes and theft are typical issues. In the barangay, there have been complaints of bicycles, motorcycles, and cell phones being taken.
Another common issue is that high school students returning home from school are a significant cause of traffic in the barangay. Around 8,000 pupils are thought to be enrolled at Assemblywoman Felicita G. Bernardino Memorial Trade School. Students in high school, ranging from Grade 7 to Grade 12 will go to school every day, next week. Students in Grade 7 and Grade 9 are on the morning shift, while those in Grade 8 and Grade 10 are on the afternoon shift. Senior High School students' schedule starts from 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM at the start of the school year.
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About
Chello Gonzales is the author of this blog. She is in her second year of a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism programme.
This blog's objective is to showcase her writing as a potential future journalist, and also to publish an article using this site as an academic requirement.
The Circle Reports is the new name for this site, which was previously known as Sunrise Reports.
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