14th Kawayanan Festival Schedule of Activities 2022
14th Kawayanan Festival Schedule of Activities 2022
Highlights of Activities for the 71st Foundation Celebration of Mlang LGU
71st Foundation Anniversary
July 30-August 7, 2022
Schedule of Activities
July 30-31, 2022 1st TAMLANG Road Bike Championship
August 1-5 LTO Free Theoritical Driving Course Municipal Gymnasium
August 1-3 Badminton Tournament Municipal Gymnasium
August 1-2 3on3 LGU Intercolor Basketball Tournament Municipal Gymnasium
August 3 Job Fair (Trabaho, Negosyo at Kabuhayan) Municipal Rooftop
August 4 Basketball (35Under for 3rd Place) Municipal Gymnasium
August 5 8:00am Eucharistic Mass Celebration Municipal Plaza
August 6-7 Lawn Tennis Tournament Mlang Tennis Court
SGLG REGIONAL ASSESSMENT
SGLG REGIONAL ASSESSMENT!!Sumailalim sa Regional Assessment ang Lokal na Pamahalaan ng M’lang para sa Seal of Good Local Governance (SGLG) Award ngayong araw Abril 25, 2022.
Ang SGLG ay programa ng DILG na kinikilala ang may tapat at mahusay na pamahalaang lokal sa buong Pilipinas. May sampu na governance areas ang binusisi ng mga validators na kelangan maipasa:
Financial Administration
Disaster Preparedness
Social Protection and Sensitivity Programs
Safety, Peace and Order
Business-Friendliness and Competitiveness
Environmental Management
Tourism, Heritage Development, Culture and Arts
Programs for Sustainable Education
Health Compliance and Responsiveness
Youth Development
MOA Signing with Department of Human Settlement and Urban Development (DHSUD)
MOA Signing with Department of Human Settlement and Urban Development (DHSUD) Secretary Eduardo del Rosario, USec Atty. Marylin Pintor, ASec Mel Aradanas, DHSUD Regional Director Jennifer Carisma Bretaña and M’lang Municipal Mayor Atty. Russel M. Abonado on March 24, 2022 at Koronadal City, South Cotabato
New Fire Truck named as ‘Tamlang
A traditional water cannon salute welcomes the new Fire Truck named as ‘Tamlang’ infront of Municipal Hall, M’lang, Cotabato on April 6, 2022
2,000 Magsasaka Nakatanggap ng Binhi at Abono mula sa Probinsya
Amas, Kidapawan City (Oct 24, 2020) 2,161 magsasaka ng palay nakatanggap ng binhi ng palay at mais at abono mula sa Pamahalaang Panlalawigan kahapon. 1, 976 ang mula sa bayan ng Mlang at 185 naman ang mula sa Makilala. Ang program ay bahagi ng Rice and Corn Seeds and Fertilizer Assistance program ni Governor Nancy Catamco.
Labis na nagpasalamat ang opisyales ng lokal na pamahalaan ng Mlang at Makilala sa programa ng Gobernador. Sinabi ni Mlang Mayor Russel Abonado na ito makatutulong ng malaki dahil nahaharap sa problema ang magsasaka, ang mababang buying price ng palay at ang pagbaha dahil sa madalas na pag-ulan.
Bawat magsasaka ay nakatanggap ng isang sako ng binhi at dalawang sako ng abono.
Dumalo rin sa distribusyon si VIce Mayor Lito Piñol at mga kawani ng LGU. Sa bayan ng Makilala si Municipal Agriculturist Cheryl Eusala ang naging representante ni Mayor Armando Quibod.
Covid-19 Provincial Molecular Laboratory pinasinayaan
M’lang Cotabato (October 14,2020)- Pinasinayaan ngayong araw ng Pamahalaang Panlalawigan ng Cotabato ang bagong provincial molecular laboratory at COVID-19 isolation hospital na matatagpuan sa M’lang District Hospital Annex, sa bayan ng M’lang, Cotabato.
Ang nasabing isolation hospital ay mayroong 26 bed capacity, sariling molecular laboratory, at mechanical ventilator na magagamit sa mga moderate at severe cases ng COVID-19.
Dumalo sa ginawang ceremonial cutting of ribbon si Department of Health (DOH) Regional Director Aristides Concepcion Tan na nagbigay ng katiyakang tutulong ang DOH sa mga kinakailangang ekwipo, skills training ng health workers at pagpapabilis ng akreditasyon ng nasabing isolation hospital.
Dagdag pa niya na maswerte ang probinsya ng Cotabato dahil mayroon itong sariling molecular laboratory na may kakayahang magproseso ng dalawang daang Real-time Reverse Transcription Polymerase Chain Reaction (rRT-PCR) test kada araw.
Sa mensaheng ipinaabot ni Cotabato Governor Nancy A. Catamco sinabi nito na ang mga pagsubok na pinagdaanan ng lalawigan mula sa hagupit ng lindol at COVID-19 pandemic ang naging daan upang mas lalo pang tumibay ang paniniwala at katatagan ng mga Cotabateño.
“Hindi naging madali ang aking pagharap sa mga pagsubok at napatunayan kong sa pamamagitan ng pakikinig sa aking mga kasamahan at mga konstituwente ang nagbigay daan upang higit ko pang matutunan ang naaangkop na tugon at maitatag ang isang samahang may puso para sa kapwa, lalo’t higit sa mahihirap,” ayon pa sa punong lalawigan.
Pinasalamatan din ni Catamco ang Energy Development Corporation (EDC) na siyang nagbigay ng rRT-PCR testing machines sa provincial government.
Nanawagan naman si M’lang Mayor Russel Abonado sa mga Cotabateño na buksan ang isip at puso, iwasan ang deskriminasyon sa mga nagpopositibo sa virus sa halip ay magtulungan at sumunod sa mga palisiyang itinakda ng gobyerno.
Nakiisa rin sa aktibidad si 3rd District Congressman Jose I Tejada, COVID-19 Task Force Incident Commander BM Philbert Malaluan, EDC representative Fruylan Garcia, mga doktor ng district hospital at mga kawani ng probinsya.//pgo-idcd//
Road concreting leading to Cotabato Tourist destination resumes
Tourists and devotees alike will have better access to the Shrine of Holy Cross in Cotabato as the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) resumes the construction of concrete road pavement leading to the historic shrine.
The two-lane, 2.5-kilometer concrete road along the muddy and mountainous terrain of Barangay Nueva Vida in M’lang, Cotabato is on its final phase, costing P15 million, which includes the construction of a 40-meter parking space under the supervision of the newly-created DPWH Cotabato Sub-District Engineering Office (DEO) under the leadership of District Engineer Eddie M. Amir.
DPWH Cotabato 2nd DEO implemented the first and second phases in 2018 and 2019 with budget allocations of P43 million and P20 million, respectively.
The mountain shrine, which was declared sacred by the Diocese of Kidapawan in 1990, is one of the most visited places in Cotabato especially during Holy Week since the elevated location allows devotees, hikers, and tourists to see parts of Kidapawan City, Makilala town, M’lang town, and Liguasan Marsh.
Credits: DPWH Mark Villar