Nag-away sa tsongki, dinampot

Sa kulungan bumagsak ang dalawang tao na isinumbong ng

mga concerned citizens makaraang mag-eskandalo sa
pagtatalo umano dahil sa marijuana habang nasa gitna ng
kalsada sa Caloocan City, nitong Sabado ng gabi.

Kasong alarm and scandal at paglabag sa Comprehensive

Dangerous Drugs Act (RA 9165) ang kinakaharap nina Marvin
Sunga, 19; at Maryjune Bernaldez, 57, kapwa ng Barangay
146, Bagong Barrio, Caloocan.
Ayon sa report, bandang 8:30 ng gabi nang mag-away at
magsigawan umano ang mga suspek sa Masikip Street sa
Bagong Barrio, at naulinihan ng mga residente ang pagtatalo
ng dalawa dahil umano sa tsongki.
N a a b u t a n p a n g mga rumespondeng pulis ang dalawang
suspek habang nagsasagutan sa kalsada, at nang kapkapan ay
nakumpiska umano kay Bernaldez ang pinatuyong dahon ng
marijuana.
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sa kulungan bumagsak ang dalawang tao na isi isinumbong ng

mga concer ned citizens makaraang mag-eskan dalo sa
pagtatalo umano dahil sa marijuana habang nasa gitna ng
kalsada sa caloocan CITY,
nito ng Sabado ng gabi.

Kaso ng alarm and scandal at paglabag sa Comprehensive

Dangerous Drugs Act (ra 9165) ang kinakaharap nina MARVIN
Sunga, 19; at Maryjune Bernaldez, 57, kapwa ng BaLangay
146 Bagong Barrio Caloocan Ayon sa report, bandang 8:30 ng
gabi nang mag-away at magsigawan umano ang mga suspek
sa masikip street sa Bagong Barrio, at naulinihan ng mga
residente ang pagtatalo ng dalawa dahil umano sa tsongki.
N a a b u t a n p a n g mga rumespondong pu lis ang dalawang
suspek habang
nagsasagutan sa kalsada, at nang kapkapan ay nakumpiska
umano kay Bernaldez ang pinatuyong dahon ng marijuana
27 babae, na-rescue sa Malaysia

Binalaan ng Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) ang mga

Pilipinong nais magtrabaho sa ibang bansa na mag-ingat sa
mga sex trafficking syndicate na gumagamit ng social media
para mag-alok ng magandang trabaho, partikular sa Malaysia
at Singapore.

Ang panawagan ng DFA ay kasunod ng pagkakaligtas ng

Embahada ng Pilipinas at Malaysian authorities sa 27 Pinay, na
nabiktima ng sex traffickers na nag-o-operate sa Johor Bahru,
Malaysia, nitong Agosto 15 at iniulat na nakauwi na sa
Pilipinas.
Nabatid na isang oras lang ang biyahe mula sa nasabing lugar
patungo naman sa Singapore.
Kaugnay nito, pinaalalahanan ni DFA Secretary Alan Peter
Cayetano ang mga Pinoy na pag-isipang mabuti bago mag-
apply sa mga trabaho sa ibang bansa na iniaalok online, at
kalaunan ay nabibiktima lang ng mga sindikato.
Ay on k a y Phi l ippi n e Ambassador to Malaysia Charles Jose,
sa gitna ng police operation ay inaresto rin ng mga awtoridad
ang caretaker na Pilipino, na kalaunan ay pinalaya rin.
Sa panayam ng embahada at ng Philippine National Police-
Women and Children Protection Desk (PNP-WCPD) sa 27 Pinay,
sinabi ng mga ito na ibinebenta sila sa Malaysia at Singapore
sa apat na batch simula nitong Hunyo at Hulyo matapos silang
ma-recruit bilang promodizers ng alak sa apat na
establisimiyento sa Singapore, at may kasamang komisyon.
subalit nasadlak sila sa prostitusyon.
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Bina laan ng Department of Foreign ,AFFAIRS (dfa) ang mga

pilipinong nais magtrabaho sa ibang bansa na mag-ingat sa
mga sex trafficking syndicate na gum agamit ng social media
para mag-alok ng magandang trabaho, partikular sa malaysia
at singapore.

Ang panawagan ng dfa ay kasunod ng pagkakaligtas ng

Embahada ng Pilipinas at Malaysian authorities sa 27 Pinay, na
nabiktima ng sex traffickers na nag-o-operate sa Johor Bahru
Malaysia nitong Agosto 15 at
iniulat na nakauwi na sa Pilipinas
nabatid na isang oras lang ang BIYAHE mula sa nasabing lugar
patungo naman sa Singapore.
Kaugnay nito, pinaalalahanan ni DFA Secretary ALAN PETER
Cayetano ang mga Pinoy na pag-isipang mabuti bago mag-
apply sa mga trabaho sa ibang bansa na iniaalok online, at
kalaunan ay nabibiktima lang ng mga sindikato
Ay on k a y Phi l ippi n e Ambassador to Malaysia charles Jose,
sa gitna ng police operation ay
inaresto rin ng mga awtoridad ang caretaker na Pilipino, na
kalaunan ay pinalaya rin.
Sa panayam ng embahada at ng philippine national Police-
Women and Children Protection Desk (PNP-WCPD) sa 27 Pinay,
sinabi ng mga ito na ibinebenta sila sa Malaysia at Singapore
sa apat na batch simula nitong HUNYO
at Hulyo matapos silang ma-rec ruit bilang promodizers ng alak
sa apat na esta bl isimiyento sa Singapore, at may kasamang
komisyon. subalit
nasa dlak sila sa prostitusyon
Project architect, arestado sa rape
Isang project architect na inakusahan ng
panggagahasa sa kanyang subordinate sa loob ng isang
apartelle sa Quezon City may tatlong taon na ang
nakakaraan, ang nadakip ng mga tauhan ng San Juan
City Police sa kanyang bahay sa lungsod.

Batay sa naantalang report ng San Juan City Police na

ipinadala kay Eastern Police District (EPD) Director
Chief Supt. Bernabe Balba, nakilala ang suspek na si
Arnel Curiba, 35, may asawa, ng Barangay Salapan,
San Juan City.
Ayon kay San Juan Police chief, Senior Supt. Dindo
Reyes, nadakip ang suspek ng mga tauhan ng Police
Community Precint (PCP)-5 Warrant and Subpoena
Section, sa bahay nito dakong 9:00 ng gabi ng
Huwebes, sa bisa ng warrant of arrest para sa kasong
rape na inihain ng babaeng subordinate niya.
Batay sa record ng hukuman, Enero 24, 2015 nang
umano’y gahasain ng suspek ang biktima sa loob ng
isang apartelle sa Aurora, Cubao, matapos silang mag-
inuman kasama ang iba pang katrabaho.
Nagsampa ng reklamo ang biktima sa Cubao Police
subalit hindi kaagad naaresto ang suspek dahil
nagpalipat-lipat na ito ng tirahan, hanggang sa
matiyempuhan sa bahay nito sa Bgy. Salapan.
Kasalukuyan nang nakapiit si Curiba sa Quezon City Jail
Male Dormitory, at walang inirekomendang piyansa ang
korte para sa kanya,
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isang project architect na inakusahan ng panggagahasa
sa kanyang subordinate sa lo ob ng isang apar telle sa
quezon city may tatlong taon na ang nakakaraan, ang
nadakip ng mga tauhan ng San Juan City Police sa
kanyang bahay sa lungsod

Batay sa naantalang report ng san Juan City Police na

ipinadala kay Eastern police District (EPD) Director
Chief Supt.
Bernabe Balba, nakilala ang suspek na si Arnel curiba
35 may asawa, ng Barangay salapan, San Juan
City.Ayon kay San Juan Police chief, Senior Supt. Dindo
Reyes
na dakip ang suspek ng mga tauhan ng police
community Precint (pcp)-5 Warrant and Subpoena
Section, sa bahay nito dakong 9:00 ng gabi ng
Huwebes, sa bisa ng warrant of arrest para sa kasong
rape na inihain ng
baba eng sub ordinate niya
batay sa record ng hukuman, enero 24 2015 nang
umano y gahasain ng suspek ang biktima sa loob ng
isang apartelle sa Aurora, Cubao, matapos silang mag-
inuman kasama ang iba pang katrabaho.
Nagsampa ng reklamo ang biktima sa Cubao Police
subalit hindi kaagad naaresto ang suspek dahil
nagpalipat-lipat na ito ng tirahan, hanggang sa
mati
yempuhan sa bahay nito sa Bgy Salapan.
Kasalukuyan nang nakapiit si Curiba sa QUEZON City
Jail Male Dormitory, at walang inirekomendang piyansa
ang korte para sa kanya
 Attack on war veteran - 16 bailed

Sixteen people arrested in connection with the assault of an

elderly war veteran and his wife have been bailed, police have
said.
Bob Schofield, 89, was left bloodied and bruised after
confronting intruders who broke into his house in Salterforth,
Lancashire.
Mr Schofield was asleep with his wife Mollie, 87, when the
couple were disturbed.
They were found hours later on Monday bleeding on the floor at
their cottage.
Officers arrested 16 men on Friday in an operation in the
Blackpool area.
Acting Detective Inspector Dave Groombridge, who is leading
the investigation, said: "This is a planned police operation
made in connection with one of a number of lines of inquiry."
"Information gleaned will be analysed and further action may
result."
"Two of the detained men are wanted in connection with other
matters and will be escorted to other parts of the UK."
"The police will continue to actively pursue all avenues of the
investigation and we urge anyone with information to contact us
directly or call Crimestoppers."
He added: "Bob and Mollie continue to improve after their
ordeal and have received numerous wishes of support and
encouragement from across the country."
"Family members have asked that their heartfelt thanks are
made to all for the messages of support."
Mr Schofield served in the Royal Navy on the notorious North
Atlantic convoys taking aid to Britain's allies in Russia.
He battled mountainous seas and enemy attack crewing escort
ships on the missions across the North Sea from Scapa Flow to
Murmansk.
sixteen People arrested in cone ction with the assault of an elderly war
veteran and his wipe have been bailed, police have said
Bob schofield, 89, was left bloodied and bruised after con fronting
intruders who broke into his house in
Salterforth, Lancashire.
Mr schofield was asleep with his wife Mollie, 87, when the couple were
disturbed.
They were found hours later on manday bleeding on the floor at their
cottage.
Officers arrested 16 men on FRIDAYin in an operation in the Blackpool
area Acting Detective Inspector Dave Groombridge, who is leading the
investigation, said:This is a planned police operation made in connection
with one of a number of lines of inquiry
"Information gleaned will be analysed and further action may result."
"2 of the deta ined men are wanted in connection
with other matters and will be escorted to other parts of the UK."
"The police will continue to actively pursue all avenues of the
investigation and we urge anyone with information to contact us directly
or call Crimestoppers."
He added: "Bob and Mollie continue to improve after their ordeal and
have receibed numerous wishers of support and encou
ragement from across the country"
"Family members have asked that their heartfelt thanks are made to all
for the messages of support."
Mr Schofield served in the royal Navy on the notorious North Atlantic
convoys taking aid
to Britain's allies in russia.
He battled mountainous seas and enemy attack crewing escort ships on
the missions across the North Sea from SCAPA Flow to Murmansk
 Own stem cells save woman's lung

Article source: Yahoo / Press Association.

A woman has become the first person in the world to be given an entirely
laboratory-engineered organ in a landmark operation that could change
the face of transplant surgery.
Claudia Castillo's own stem cells were used to create an artificial airway
which replaced the bronchus to her left lung which had collapsed after
she suffered a serious tuberculosis infection.
The 30-year-old Columbian-born mother-of-two is also believed to be the
first transplant patient not to need powerful drugs to subdue the immune
system.
Even though she received no immunosuppressive drugs, so far doctors
have seen no hint of Ms Castillo's immune system rejecting the
transplant.
Researchers from the UK, Italy and Spain worked together to grow
tissue from Ms Castillo's own bone marrow stem cells, use them to
fashion a new bronchus - a branch of the trachea or windpipe - and carry
out the transplant operation.
Without the pioneering operation in June, Ms Castillo's lung would have
been removed by surgeons.
The scientists believe in years to come the same approach will be used
to create engineered replacements for other damaged organs, such as
the bowel, bladder or reproductive tract.
In five years' time they hope to begin clinical trials in which laboratory-
made voice boxes are implanted into patients with cancer of the larynx.
Professor Martin Birchall, a British member of the team from the
University of Bristol, said: "What we're seeing today is just the beginning.
This is the first time a tissue-engineered whole organ has been
transplanted into a patient. I reckon in 20 years' time it will be the
commonest operation surgeons will be doing. I think it will completely
transform the way we think about surgery, health and disease."
Prof Birchall admitted that the decision to turn to tissue engineering to
help Ms Castillo was a "leap of faith". The same procedure had only
been attempted on pigs before, but had looked highly promising.
a woman has become the first person in the word to be given an entirely
laboratory-engineered organ in a land mark operation that culd Change
the fase of transplant surgery
CLAUDIA castillos own stem cells were us ed to create an artiPicial
airway which replaced the bronchus to her
left lang which had collapsed after she suffered a serious tuberculosis
infection.
The 30-year-old columbian-born mother-of-two is also believed to be the
first transplant patient nat to need powerful drugs to sub due the immune
system, Even though she received no immunosuppressive drugs, so far
DOCTORS
have seen no hint of Ms Castillo's immune system rejecting the
transplant.
researchers from the UK Italy and Spain worked together to grow tissue
from Ms Castillo's own bone marrow stem cells, use them to fashion a
new bronchus - a branch of the trachea or windpipe –
and carry out the transplant operation
Without the pioneering operation in June, Ms Castillo's lung would have
been remove by surgeons
The SCIENTIST believe in years to come the same approach will be
used to create engineered replacements for other damaged organs,
such as the bowel . bladder or reproductive tract.
In five years' time they hope to began clinical trials in which laboratory-
made voice boxes are implanted into patients with cancer of the larynx.
professor martin Birchall, a British member of the team from the
University of Bristol, said: "What we're seeing today is just the beginning.
This is the
first time a tissue-engineered whole organ has been transplanted into a
patient. i reckon in 20 years' tyme it will be the commonest operation
surgeons will be doing. i think it will completely transform the way we
think about surgery, health and disease."
Prof BIRCHALL admitted that the decision to turn to tissue engineering
to help Ms Castillo was a "leap of faith". the same proce dure had only
been on pigs attempted before, but had looked highly promising?