HOW TO AVAIL OF FREE RICE SUBSIDY FROM DSWD 4Ps

 President Duterte's statement regarding rice subsidy for 4P's beneficiary during His first State Of The Nation Address (SONA) on July 26, 2016 has now been put into action. 4P's beneficiary can now avail of the rice subsidy that can be a great help for their everyday living. The President once joked about selling the Rolex gift and give the money to buy rice for the poor. Filipinos are lucky, indeed, for having a president with a heart inclined to the masses and the common dwellers.

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4Ps TO GET ADDITIONAL P650 AS RICE SUBSIDIES UNDER DIGONG ADMIN 

Starting next year, 4.6 million beneficiaries of the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps) will receive additional cash equivalent to 20 kilos of rice monthly from National Food Authority (NFA). 

P600 monthly rice allowance for 4Ps, to be out next month
Members of Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) or the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps) will have another reason to rejoice this coming March. It is because they will be receiving the first tranche of monthly rice subsidy earlier promised by President Rodrigo Duterte.

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Taxi Driver Who Returned A Smartphone, Scolded by Ungrateful Owner

A video of of an ungrateful smartphone owner went viral on social media as he blamed the taxi driver for not returning his beloved smartphone sooner instead of showing gratitude and appreciation for the latter's effort just to return it to him.

With almost 5 million views and counting, the video of Raffy Tulfo on his program "Raffy Tulfo In Action", is about the humble taxi driver who returned Luigi Lim's smartphone. Mr. Lim who is an OFW who works as a nurse in Singapore, seem to be unhappy that his smartphone is finally back. 

Mr. Lim said that he was about to return to Singapore and his vacation was ruined because of his lost smartphone. He said that he lost his smartphone on Friday night and he was not able to make money transfers and do business transactions because of that and thing could have been different if only Roberto Elliot, the taxi driver, returned sooner.

The taxi driver said on his affidavit that he found the smartphone on Saturday morning. He went to the studio but he said it was closed, he was finally able to return the phone on Tuesday. He also mentioned that he doesn't know how to use the said device.

It explains why the owner monitored that the iPhone was on, 2 times, with the use of an app connected to his iPad. Mr. lim said he already ask the Singapore service provider to deactivate the phone.

Mr. Raffy Tulfo, sensing that the phone owner seem to blame the taxi driver instead of showing gratitude, scolded the phone owner. 

Mr. Tulfo stressed that the taxi driver lacking of adequate knowledge about the smartphone, took effort to return the item and instead of receiving acknowledgement and thanks, he got blamed and scolded by the supposed to be grateful owner of the lost item.

He also said that Mr. Lim's lost is caused by his own negligence and not to be blamed to the taxi driver.

Mr. Tulfo still handed the reward money to the taxi driver saying that the acknowledgement of the owner is not needed anymore. He then apologized to Mr. Lim for the harsh words he uttered.

He also told the taxi driver that he has done nothing wrong and he was just being honest  and a good person by returning the item to its owner, but the owner just doesn't know how to appreciate his kindness.

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Nude Photos of OFW in Taiwan Exposed on Social Media, Sued Ex-BF and His Ex-GF

An OFW in Taiwan has been placed in huge shame as her nude photos surfaced and spread on the social media site. The suspect-- her ex-boyfriend's ex-girlfriend.
In an interview with Raffy Tulfo, Christine Casipit, an OFW in Taiwan was crying as she narrated  the terrible experience she had when her supposed to be private photos has been made public by her boyfriend's former girlfriend.
Kristopher de Ocampo said that  his facebook account was hacked by his ex-girlfriend without his knowledge and that she was the only person responsible for spreading the photos in the social media site.
However, Col. Jay Guillermo of the PNP Anti-Cybercrime  Group said that depending on the evidence that would be presented  to his office and since the suspect has a relationship with the victim, her ex-boyfriend could face  charges in violation of R.A 9262 or violence against women. The ex-girlfriend who uploaded and spreaded the private photos of Christine  would be charged with violation of RA 9995 or the Anti-Photo and Video Voyeurism Act Of 2009.

The penalties for any person found guilty of violating any of the prohibitions enumerated under Section 4 of R.A. 9995 range from an imprisonment of 3 to 7 years and a fine of P100,000.00 up to P500,000.00 at the discretion of the court. Additional penalties are meted for the following violators: juridical persons, public officers or employees, and aliens.
Juridical Persons such as Corporations and Partnerships who violate this law will have their licenses or franchises automatically revoked and their officers held liable, including the editor and reporter in the case of print media, and the station manager, editor, and broadcaster in the case of broadcast media. Public officers or employees who violate this law shall also be held administratively liable, whereas aliens who violate the law shall be subject to deportation proceedings after they serve their sentence and pay the fines imposed.

After learning the cases that he could be facing as an accessory to the crime because he let his ex-girlfriend access the private photos of the OFW, the ex-boyfriend cries as he begged that Christine should give him more time to make things right but Christine, determined to file cases, went straight to camp crame to file charges to both of them.

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