MGB GEOHAZARD ADVISORY FOR THE SHEARLINE, AMIHAN POTENTIAL TROPICAL CYCLONE "ODETTE"
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GEOHAZARD ADVISORY RE: TROPICAL CYCLONE AFFECTING REST OF MINDANAO
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MGB XII SUPPORTS BRIGADA ESKWELA IN SOUTH COTABATO
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The Mines and Geociences Bureau XII donated gallons of alcohol, boxes of face mask and a thermal scanner to Esimos Cataluna Elementary School in support of the Department of Education campaign dubbed as Brigada Eskewela in Koronadal City.
MGB XII personnel was welcomed by Ms. Farnaida A. Kawit, the School Head and Ms. Zoraida Lucman Abubacar from DepEd Koronadal City Division. Ms. Kawit reiterated the needs of the school for improvement on the construction of the clinic and fencing.
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MGB XII ORGANIZES BAMBOO AND ORNAMENTAL PLANT TRAINING IN T’BOLI, SOUTH COTABATO
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The Mines and Geosciences Bureau XII organized a 2-day training workshop on Bamboo and Ornamental Planting in partnership with the Tribal Mining Corporation (TMC) and Municipal Tourism Office of T’boli on November 3-4, 2021, at Brgy. Poblacion, T’boli, South Cotabato.
The training participants were women from Barangays of Desawo, Kematu, Poblacion, and Edwards in T’boli. Mr. Rodel E. Hilado,RSW, MDMG, Senior Tourism Officer of T’boli facilitated the said activity. A rationale of the activity was presented by Mr. Hilado as he also presented the different types of Hubs that includes Bamboo Hubs, Ornamental Hubs Fruit Bearing Tree Hub, Seedlings Hub and Community Garden.
Mr. Gene Tolondon from the Municipal Environment and Natural Resources Office (MENRO) of T’boli discussed the importance of Bamboo and how significant it can be to the environment. He also proceeded in executing an actual bamboo sprouts cuttings and how it should be planted. As a support of MENRO to the activity, they had given bamboo seedlings to the participants and encourage them to plant it in their backyards.
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