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[Title] => Patrol ng Pilipino revisits 2011 stories
[Summary] => ABS-CBN’s Patrol ng Pilipino will look back on a year of uncovering the stories and emotions behind 2011’s biggest and most notable news reports and features with its look-back special tonight to be anchored by news reporters Jeff Canoy and Ryan Chua.
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[Summary] => CEBU, Philippines - ABS-CBN’s “Patrol ng Pilipino” will look back on a year of uncovering the stories and emotions behind 2011’s biggest and most notable news reports and features with its lookback special today (Jan 3) to be anchored by news reporters Jeff Canoy and Ryan Chua.
The “‘Sang Taong Pagpapatrol” episode will revisit reports delivered by ABS-CBN’s journalists on the tragedies and natural calamities that jolted the nation and the world such as typhoons Juaning, Pedring, and Sendong in the Philippines; the earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear outbreak scare in Japan; and the massive fish kill in Batangas and Pangasinan.
Jeff, whose most memorable coverage this year was the Typhoon Sendong catastrophe in northern Mindanao, summed up what the past year meant to journalists in general, "There was progression in the way stories were told and the way journalists performed their watchdog function – people and government were made accountable. I think we all came out of 2011 a little bit stronger, a tad bit tougher and a lot more vigilant.”
For Ryan, 2011 was filled with stories of tragedy and hope that highlighted journalism’s role in uniting the country. He said, “Last year’s coverage showed the immensity of tragedies accurately enough to spur people to action, and how even in the worst situations, the human spirit always triumphs and nurtures hope.”
The yearender will also reexamine how the journalists uncovered and made sense out of the country’s most notorious controversies, including the acquittal of Hubert Webb in the Vizconde massacre case, the death of former AFP chief Angelo Reyes, the plight of Hacienda Luisita farmers, and the murder of Ramgen Revilla.
To offer glimpses into our culture and identity, “Patrol ng Pilipino” went across religions, communities and festivities with its reportage of the Ramadan, the Feast of the Black Nazarene, the Oktoberfest and the Moriones Festival in Marinduque. Also to be presented in the special are inspiring stories such as the rise of the Azkals national football team, the Miss Universe pageant, and Prince William-Kate Middleton wedding.
Don’t miss the special “‘Sang Taong Pagpapatrol” episode of “Patrol ng Pilipino” today (Jan 3) after “Bandila” on ABS-CBN, or watch it earlier on DZMM TeleRadyo (SkyCable Channel 26), 9:15 PM.
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[Title] => Expect lack of bangus, higher prices - BFAR
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Expect higher prices and shortage of bangus (milkfish) as heavy flooding has affected 80 percent of bangus and tilapia production in Central Luzon, the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) said yesterday.
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[Title] => Bread, flour prices to go up
[Summary] => The public should brace for higher bread prices starting next month as the price of flour is expected to go up by P20 per bag.
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[Title] => Government studying fishkill, hyacinths
[Summary] => The government will form a multi-disciplinary team to study possible long-term solutions to fishkill and the water hyacinth problem in Cotabato City, Science Secretary Mario Montejo said yesterday.
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[Title] => DA urged to extend speedy help to fishermen affected by fishkill
[Summary] => The Agricultural Sector Alliance of the Philippines (AGAP) has appealed to the Department of Agriculture (DA) to extend speedy help to owners of small fish cages affected by the fishkill in Batangas and Pangasinan recently.
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[Title] => DENR: 2,095 tons of bangus, tilapia lost in 12 days
[Summary] => About 2,095 metric tons of bangus and tilapia worth P200 million were lost in Batangas and Pangasinan in a span of only 12 days, officials said yesterday.
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[Title] => Losses from fish kills in northern Philippines hit P150 million
[Summary] => Fish cage owners in the northern Philippine provinces of Batangas and Pangasinan have lost over P150 million due to the fish kill incidents in the past two weeks, a senior agriculture official said today.
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[Title] => Government provides assistance to families affected by fish kill
[Summary] => The Philippines government will provide cash-for-work for families affected by the recent fish kill in northern Philippines, the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD)said today.
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[Title] => Government to revitalize hard-hit fish industry
[Summary] => The government will assist fish pen owners by providing them milkfish (bangus) fingerlings in a bid to revitalize the hard-hit fish industry in the provinces of Batangas and Pangasinan, a senior government official said today.
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The “‘Sang Taong Pagpapatrol” episode will revisit reports delivered by ABS-CBN’s journalists on the tragedies and natural calamities that jolted the nation and the world such as typhoons Juaning, Pedring, and Sendong in the Philippines; the earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear outbreak scare in Japan; and the massive fish kill in Batangas and Pangasinan.
Jeff, whose most memorable coverage this year was the Typhoon Sendong catastrophe in northern Mindanao, summed up what the past year meant to journalists in general, "There was progression in the way stories were told and the way journalists performed their watchdog function – people and government were made accountable. I think we all came out of 2011 a little bit stronger, a tad bit tougher and a lot more vigilant.”
For Ryan, 2011 was filled with stories of tragedy and hope that highlighted journalism’s role in uniting the country. He said, “Last year’s coverage showed the immensity of tragedies accurately enough to spur people to action, and how even in the worst situations, the human spirit always triumphs and nurtures hope.”
The yearender will also reexamine how the journalists uncovered and made sense out of the country’s most notorious controversies, including the acquittal of Hubert Webb in the Vizconde massacre case, the death of former AFP chief Angelo Reyes, the plight of Hacienda Luisita farmers, and the murder of Ramgen Revilla.
To offer glimpses into our culture and identity, “Patrol ng Pilipino” went across religions, communities and festivities with its reportage of the Ramadan, the Feast of the Black Nazarene, the Oktoberfest and the Moriones Festival in Marinduque. Also to be presented in the special are inspiring stories such as the rise of the Azkals national football team, the Miss Universe pageant, and Prince William-Kate Middleton wedding.
Don’t miss the special “‘Sang Taong Pagpapatrol” episode of “Patrol ng Pilipino” today (Jan 3) after “Bandila” on ABS-CBN, or watch it earlier on DZMM TeleRadyo (SkyCable Channel 26), 9:15 PM.
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Expect higher prices and shortage of bangus (milkfish) as heavy flooding has affected 80 percent of bangus and tilapia production in Central Luzon, the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) said yesterday.
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[Title] => Losses from fish kills in northern Philippines hit P150 million
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January 3, 2012 - 12:00am
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