VIRAL: Karen Davila shares awful experience in Siargao
MANILA, Philippines - WAKE UP CALL. ABS-CBN News anchor Karen Davila in a Facebook post shared her traumatic experience with family in the surfing capital of Siargao.
Karen with her husband DJ and their two sons David and Lucas flew to Siargao on March 28 to enjoy the vibe of the island.
In the viral post on Friday, Davila was shocked on safety issues surfing in Siargao after her son David had an accident.
The journalist said her son came bloodied, with his rash guard ripped apart just half an hour of surfing with trainor Jocol Valerio, who suddenly dissappeared after showing her husband the sari sari store where to buy the Betadine, cotton and gauze.
"My son’s whole chest, was bleeding from crisscrossing abrasions with a deeper gash under the right rib, clearly from hitting the rocks on the shallow waters, his chin bruised and covered with blood, his right hand in cuts like that from a small knife," the veteran journalist added.
Beforehand, Davila specifically intructed Jocol, recruited by seasoned surfing instructor Junrey Taoy, to give special attention to David as he has challenges in coordination - being in the autism spectrum. Meanwhile, her younger son Lucas was assisted by Taoy.
Resort owners Dingdong and Mildred Pabillore came with a van and offered to bring them to the nearest hospital.
On the following day, Davila raised alarm bells over the set up in Cloud 9 to General Luna Mayor Jaime Rusillon. Among the major points for concern according to her are the following:
1. Anybody who surfs in Siargao can train in Siargao. Some of the trainers are habal habal drivers, who train on the side for extra income. The instructors have no professional certifications. No requirement to be certified. No system of vetting trainers. Anybody with a surf board, who wants to earn P500 an hour can train.
2. There are NO LIFE GUARDS on the beach. NOT ONE. The rising mecca of surfing, with hundreds in the water - and NOT ONE life guard to save tourists from possible drowning or injury.
3. There is NO FIRST AID CLINIC or trained medical personnel at the beach. Sari-sari stores sell Betadine, alcohol, cotton, gauze, tape - proof that injuries are quite common, with supply meeting demand. Problem is, they are able to sell the first aid meds but essentially don’t know who to assist you. In other words, “bahala ka na sa buhay mo”.
4. The attitude of some instructors on Cloud 9 is, “ay nasugatan”.... and stare at you like it’s absolutely natural. No panic, no rush, just local chit chat like it happens all the time, and it’s not that big a deal. Safety clearly isn’t top priority.
However, Rusillon gave several reasons why there were no clinic, nurse or lifeguard in the surfing site. “Karen, we're a 5th class municipality and we lack doctors, and we are not ready for the influx of tourists, we were shocked.”
Mayor Rusillon added, “Karen let me invite you to the Surfing competition this September, ayun, maraming nurse and life guard na ron, kompleto”
Davila was again shocked hearing the arguments from the mayor. She said, P1.2 billion was allocated for Siargao to improve infrastructure to boost tourism. She also recommended: "why not ask the resorts to chip in if you really don’t have the budget? With over 100 resorts in Siargao, imagine at P500 a month per resort, that’s P50,000 for a full time first aid clinic!"
Davila also called the attention of Siargao Island Surfers Association, Siargao Tourism Operators Association and Department of Tourism to act on the issue.
While her first visit to the island was traumatic but said she remain grateful. "My son is safe, others may not have been so lucky. Thank you to all the doctors, nurses and people who helped us along the way."
The viral post has amassed over 10,000 shares and 14,000 reactions as of press time.
— The Summit Express
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| 'Bandila' anchor reveals her traumatic experience with family in Siargao Island | Photo Courtesy: Facebook/Karen Davila |
Karen with her husband DJ and their two sons David and Lucas flew to Siargao on March 28 to enjoy the vibe of the island.
In the viral post on Friday, Davila was shocked on safety issues surfing in Siargao after her son David had an accident.
The journalist said her son came bloodied, with his rash guard ripped apart just half an hour of surfing with trainor Jocol Valerio, who suddenly dissappeared after showing her husband the sari sari store where to buy the Betadine, cotton and gauze.
"I have to say, I was in a moment of suspended disbelief. My husband immediately attended to my son, as they searched for a life guard, a medic or a small first aid station in Boardwalk Cloud 9 [ surfing site in General Luna, Siargao ]," Davila wrote.
"My son’s whole chest, was bleeding from crisscrossing abrasions with a deeper gash under the right rib, clearly from hitting the rocks on the shallow waters, his chin bruised and covered with blood, his right hand in cuts like that from a small knife," the veteran journalist added.
Beforehand, Davila specifically intructed Jocol, recruited by seasoned surfing instructor Junrey Taoy, to give special attention to David as he has challenges in coordination - being in the autism spectrum. Meanwhile, her younger son Lucas was assisted by Taoy.
Resort owners Dingdong and Mildred Pabillore came with a van and offered to bring them to the nearest hospital.
"At the municipal hospital in Dapa, there were no tetanus vaccines available. Mildred had to ask Junrey, Lucas’ trainer to take his motorcycle and buy Tetanus Toxoid & Tetanus Immunoglobin Vaccines, antibiotics and painkillers prescribed by the doctor. While there was a doctor and a nurse on duty, very helpful and attentive - there were no medicines. Foreigners were at the ER with us and I wondered, how do they attend to so many foreigners visiting the island with this set up?," Davila wrote.
On the following day, Davila raised alarm bells over the set up in Cloud 9 to General Luna Mayor Jaime Rusillon. Among the major points for concern according to her are the following:
1. Anybody who surfs in Siargao can train in Siargao. Some of the trainers are habal habal drivers, who train on the side for extra income. The instructors have no professional certifications. No requirement to be certified. No system of vetting trainers. Anybody with a surf board, who wants to earn P500 an hour can train.
2. There are NO LIFE GUARDS on the beach. NOT ONE. The rising mecca of surfing, with hundreds in the water - and NOT ONE life guard to save tourists from possible drowning or injury.
3. There is NO FIRST AID CLINIC or trained medical personnel at the beach. Sari-sari stores sell Betadine, alcohol, cotton, gauze, tape - proof that injuries are quite common, with supply meeting demand. Problem is, they are able to sell the first aid meds but essentially don’t know who to assist you. In other words, “bahala ka na sa buhay mo”.
4. The attitude of some instructors on Cloud 9 is, “ay nasugatan”.... and stare at you like it’s absolutely natural. No panic, no rush, just local chit chat like it happens all the time, and it’s not that big a deal. Safety clearly isn’t top priority.
However, Rusillon gave several reasons why there were no clinic, nurse or lifeguard in the surfing site. “Karen, we're a 5th class municipality and we lack doctors, and we are not ready for the influx of tourists, we were shocked.”
Mayor Rusillon added, “Karen let me invite you to the Surfing competition this September, ayun, maraming nurse and life guard na ron, kompleto”
Davila was again shocked hearing the arguments from the mayor. She said, P1.2 billion was allocated for Siargao to improve infrastructure to boost tourism. She also recommended: "why not ask the resorts to chip in if you really don’t have the budget? With over 100 resorts in Siargao, imagine at P500 a month per resort, that’s P50,000 for a full time first aid clinic!"
Davila also called the attention of Siargao Island Surfers Association, Siargao Tourism Operators Association and Department of Tourism to act on the issue.
While her first visit to the island was traumatic but said she remain grateful. "My son is safe, others may not have been so lucky. Thank you to all the doctors, nurses and people who helped us along the way."
The viral post has amassed over 10,000 shares and 14,000 reactions as of press time.
— The Summit Express
LIST OF PASSERS: OWWA Scholarship Exam Results for AY 2018-2019
MANILA, Philippines - (Updated April 28) The Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA)'s Education for Development Scholarship Program (EDSP) and Congressional Migrant Workers Scholarship Program (CMWSP) exam results for academic year AY 2018-2019 are officially released online on Friday, April 20, 2018. View on this page for the list of qualifiers (passers) and topnotchers.
Of the 3,249 children of OWWA members who vied for the DOST-SEI Undergraduate Scholarship Examination conducted on October 15, 2017 in 17 regions and in Alkhobar and Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, only 13.85% made it to the top 400 slots enlisted for the EDSP and 50 slots for the CMWSP.
The EDSP is a scholarship grant offered to qualified beneficiaries or dependents of active OWWA members who intend to enroll in a 4-5 year baccalaureate course in any preferred colleges or universities. It shall be in the form of financial assistance amounting to a maximum of P 60,000.00 per school year.
EDSP is being offered to incoming freshmen and those already enrolled in college who have met the age and academic requirements.
At least 1,000 EDSP slots are now up for grabs after OWWA amended its provision earlier this year to increase the number of its beneficiaries from 200 in 2016. (UPDATE: OWWA named the Top 400 qualifiers for EDSP.)
Meanwhile, the Congressional Migrant Workers Scholarship Program (CMWSP) is extended to deserving migrant workers and or their immediate descendants who intend to pursue 4 or 5 year courses in the priority fields in Science and Technology. Educational assistance is P 60,000.00/year funds from the PCSO.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF AY 2018-2019 EDSP and CMWSP qualifiers (passers)
TOP 400 EDSP EXAMINEES
Source: EDSP
TOP 50 CMWSP EXAMINEES
Source: CMWSP
OWWA SCHOLARSHIP EXAM TOPNOTCHERS
EDSP
1. Joshua Therell Sayos Cuesta - International Philippine School in Alkhobar
2. Gian Dacono Nartea - International Philippine School in Alkhobar
To be updated.
CMWSP
1. Jenie Basing-at Cabinto - University of Cordilleras
2. Roland Lester Orquiza Odato - Dacap Norte National High School, Pangasinan
To be updated.
PREVIOUS EXAMINATIONS
In the 2014 and 2015 OWWA scholarship exam, results were released after six (6) months.
The top 200 EDPS passers out of 4,476 applicants in 2014 and 4,734 hopefuls in 2015 were selected.
UPDATES
Monitor this page for the announcement of results. You may also visit the official website of OWWA for more information.
— The Summit Express
Of the 3,249 children of OWWA members who vied for the DOST-SEI Undergraduate Scholarship Examination conducted on October 15, 2017 in 17 regions and in Alkhobar and Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, only 13.85% made it to the top 400 slots enlisted for the EDSP and 50 slots for the CMWSP.
The EDSP is a scholarship grant offered to qualified beneficiaries or dependents of active OWWA members who intend to enroll in a 4-5 year baccalaureate course in any preferred colleges or universities. It shall be in the form of financial assistance amounting to a maximum of P 60,000.00 per school year.
EDSP is being offered to incoming freshmen and those already enrolled in college who have met the age and academic requirements.
At least 1,000 EDSP slots are now up for grabs after OWWA amended its provision earlier this year to increase the number of its beneficiaries from 200 in 2016. (UPDATE: OWWA named the Top 400 qualifiers for EDSP.)
Meanwhile, the Congressional Migrant Workers Scholarship Program (CMWSP) is extended to deserving migrant workers and or their immediate descendants who intend to pursue 4 or 5 year courses in the priority fields in Science and Technology. Educational assistance is P 60,000.00/year funds from the PCSO.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF AY 2018-2019 EDSP and CMWSP qualifiers (passers)
TOP 400 EDSP EXAMINEES
| NO. | NAME | PROVINCE |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | ABDAO, REGINA CIARA SUNGA | METRO MANILA |
| 2 | ABESAMIS, BRYAN KENT SENOBIN | ILOILO |
| 3 | ABRAGAN, CLYDE CEDRICK DUYAG | CEBU |
| 4 | ACAB, FROIAN ISAAC | SAUDI/ALKH |
| 5 | ACAPULCO, GEORGE III DIMAANO | MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL |
| 6 | ACASIO, SYDNY YARTE | SOUTHERN LEYTE |
| 7 | ACAYAN, JASMIN JOY JALCON | METRO MANILA |
| 8 | ACEBO, PATRICIA RETAMAR | CAVITE |
| 9 | ACHAZO, MARK JOSEPH SUELA | SOUTH COTABATO |
| 10 | ADDUCUL, ANGELICA MADRIGAL | ORIENTAL MINDORO |
| 11 | ADVINCULA, JONA MAE PONESTO | CAMARINES SUR |
| 12 | AGCAOILI, JOHNCEL FLOR AGBAYANI | METRO MANILA |
| 13 | AGUINALDO, MYKE JASAN FERNANDO | BULACAN |
| 14 | ALARCON, PAULA RIZA DE JURAS | LAGUNA |
| 15 | ALAURIN, KRISTEEN JOYCE NAIRA | CAMARINES SUR |
| 16 | ALCANTARA, LEOPOLD STEPHEN CORTES | MISAMIS ORIENTAL |
| 17 | ALIGA, PHILIP JOSHUA SIMON | ILOCOS NORTE |
| 18 | ALIVIO, JOSHUA EMMANUEL DAQUILANEA | METRO MANILA |
| 19 | ALJAS, KARA MARI VIDAL | NEGROS ORIENTAL |
| 20 | ALJENTERA, JOICE SORSANO | SOUTH COTABATO |
| 21 | ALMARIO, JIRAH GRACE MASALUNGA | METRO MANILA |
| 22 | ALMENDRAS, ALEN GABRIELLE MACAISA | METRO MANILA |
| 23 | AMIGABLE, YVES ANOREI RABAGO | SOUTH COTABATO |
| 24 | AMOL, ANNJELA JANNA GAYUTIN | ORIENTAL MINDORO |
| 25 | ANCHETA, MICHAEL ANGELO POBLADOR | SOUTH COTABATO |
| 26 | ANNOBI, RAMI RECREO | SAUDI/RYD |
| 27 | APOSTOL, JADE EDISON BATARA | CAVITE |
| 28 | APOSTOL, LAILANNIE RICAMARA | MARINDUQUE |
| 29 | AQUINO, HANNAH MAE VALDERAMA | ILOCOS NORTE |
| 30 | AQUINO, STEPHEN KYLE MACALALAD | LAGUNA |
| 31 | ARAMBULA, JHIELO BELANDRES | ILOILO |
| 32 | ARCILLA, HONEYLAINE OJASTRO | METRO MANILA |
| 33 | AREJOLA, KHAYLLA KHOLEEN IGNACIO | BULACAN |
| 34 | ARELLANO, ROSE NICOLE BALTAZAR | SAUDI/ALKH |
| 35 | ARENAS, ALYSSA SARAH ESPELETA | BATANGAS |
| 36 | ARIOLA, JONAS LUSTANAS | METRO MANILA |
| 37 | ASPIRAS, DALE NIKOLAS LIJAUCO | LAGUNA |
| 38 | ATIENZA, KHRYSTINE ZHANELLE | BATAAN |
| 39 | AVENDAÑO, JENNAH MARIE TE | METRO MANILA |
| 40 | AVILA, JOINA MAE DE GUZMAN | PANGASINAN |
| 41 | AVILA, TRACY VEM ILIGAN | METRO MANILA |
| 42 | AYATON, PAMELA DOMINIQUE | LAGUNA |
| 43 | AYCARDO, CAMILLE KIMBERLY ALA | ALBAY |
| 44 | BACAYO, JV NICOLE PAUSAL | MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL |
| 45 | BACOLOT, RAPHAEL MATTHEW FIEL | CEBU |
| 46 | BALASABAS, GEULA BELLE VILLAFLORES | METRO MANILA |
| 47 | BALDEMOR, BIANCA YSABELLE MARSO | METRO MANILA |
| 48 | BALINO, RUSSEL CHRISTIAN MATRO | METRO MANILA |
| 49 | BANAAG, KRISTIN ALANE CASTILLO | CEBU |
| 50 | BAQUIAL, SHEKINAH MAE LIQUIGAN | AGUSAN DEL NORTE |
| 51 | BASA, VINCE LENNON ESTIGOY | LA UNION |
| 52 | BASHEER, REEM ANGELI RODRIGUEZ | KALINGA |
| 53 | BASILIO, KLARIZ DANIELLE ZAPATA | PAMPANGA |
| 54 | BATISLAONG, EDRIAN CHRISTIAN CASILDO | NEGROS OCCIDENTAL |
| 55 | BAUTISTA, ELAISSA BERANA | BATANGAS |
| 56 | BAUTISTA, YOHBEL MONTESCLAROS | LEYTE |
| 57 | BAUTISTA, YSABEL NICOLE CAPARAS | LAGUNA |
| 58 | BEJASA, NELL CHARISSE AMEERA MALABANAN | SAUDI/ALKH |
| 59 | BELGERA, KIM PAULTER SEACOR | SOUTH COTABATO |
| 60 | BELORO, JOHN DARYL LOPEZ | CAMARINES SUR |
| 61 | BENDALI-AN CHRISTINE ABEGAIL SORIANO | NEGROS OCCIDENTAL |
| 62 | BIDAURE, JYRA HOPE SIVA | ILOILO |
| 63 | BIEN, SOFIA CARMELA HOMBREBUENO | LAGUNA |
| 64 | BISA, ADELEINE JOY MANGUBAT | ORIENTAL MINDORO |
| 65 | BISCOCHO, JOHN CARLO NOHAY | BATANGAS |
| 66 | BOCADO, MARTINA JOYCE ANNE CRUZ | METRO MANILA |
| 67 | BOLEN, CHARENE KAYE ROA | METRO MANILA |
| 68 | BOLISAY, JERICHO ROI NESON | LAGUNA |
| 69 | BORJA, DANTE JR. GONZAGA | AGUSAN DEL NORTE |
| 70 | BORJA, MICHELLE MONTEBON | CEBU |
| 71 | BOSTON, MARY JOYCE FRUELDA | ROMBLON |
| 72 | BRAVO, MIKHU ANGELO SEVILLA | LANAO DEL NORTE |
| 73 | BRIONES, VERA EMILY MACASAET | BATANGAS |
| 74 | BRIOSO, CATHERINE DOMINIQUE | METRO MANILA |
| 75 | BUENAVENTURA, KEAN MOISES AROCENA | LAGUNA |
| 76 | BUENAVENTURA, KRISTLE ANGELA TIANGA | METRO MANILA |
| 77 | BUSALLA, ESHLY PAPACOY | DAVAO DEL SUR |
| 78 | CABARDO, DANIEZEL IVANA IDA | ILOILO |
| 79 | CABELLO, CIARA ABEGAIL TORINO | BATANGAS |
| 80 | CABELLO, MELO MAR YADAWON | METRO MANILA |
| 81 | CADINGLA, ROLDAN BANDONILL | BENGUET |
| 82 | CAINHOG, AIKEN RAPHAEL LABIS | MISAMIS ORIENTAL |
| 83 | CAINOY, YDRAZILLE HANS CERNA | AGUSAN DEL NORTE |
| 84 | CALATA, BLAIZE ANNE PALABRICA | ILOILO |
| 85 | CALICA, IAN MATHEW ABUBO | LA UNION |
| 86 | CALMA, KAREN CABALU | PAMPANGA |
| 87 | CALMA, WILNA MERCURIO | METRO MANILA |
| 88 | CALORACAN, CHARLENE LAGONSIN | BULACAN |
| 89 | CALVEZ, LOUISSE MARIE CLORIBEL | LAGUNA |
| 90 | CALVO, MIKE JOSEPH LOPEZ | LEYTE |
| 91 | CAMARA, FLETCHER GYB GUNDAYAO | SORSOGON |
| 92 | CAMILA, JERILYN SHAINE REGINO | SAUDI/ALKH |
| 93 | CANONIGO, MOHAMMAD RAFI TAHIR | SOUTH COTABATO |
| 94 | CAPITULO, JONNIL ANAY | CAMARINES SUR |
| 95 | CAPUYAN, PATRICIA ANTONETTE GARCIA | METRO MANILA |
| 96 | CARBON, LEMROD JOSHUA DIGNADICE | SOUTH COTABATO |
| 97 | CARIDAD, JOHN ASIRRH BALAOS | METRO MANILA |
| 98 | CASAÑA, PATRICK VISTA | DAVAO DEL NORTE |
| 99 | CASTILLO, JANINE LORCA | BENGUET |
| 100 | CASTILLO, JOSE ALEJO TERRESTRE | CAPIZ |
| 101 | CASTONES, SORENE TIANGCO | SURIGAO DEL NORTE |
| 102 | CASTOR, GEORGE EDIAH RAMOS | BATANGAS |
| 103 | CASTRO, ALTHEA DEOSSA GAMOSO | TARLAC |
| 104 | CASTRO, JOSHUA ANTHONY ARSUA | SAUDI/ALKH |
| 105 | CATALUÑA, ELISHAH MEI DEGAMO | AGUSAN DEL NORTE |
| 106 | CATAPANG, MIKAELLA MANLOGON | BATANGAS |
| 107 | CENAL, JNEL CYDRICK CAUMBAN | ILOILO |
| 108 | CENDAÑA, JULIENE MALERNA ABRIGO | PANGASINAN |
| 109 | CENTINA, GIL CHRISTIAN TABUNGAR | WESTERN SAMAR |
| 110 | CEPCON, KENNETH JOSEPH LUCES | METRO MANILA |
| 111 | CERCADO, FAITH TRISHA TONOGBANUA | NEGROS OCCIDENTAL |
| 112 | CHAVEZ, NAOMI PORTIA LLANTO | BATANGAS |
| 113 | CINCO, MARIA LALLENE MONTESCLAROS | CEBU |
| 114 | CIPRIANO, PATRICIA MARIE CRUZ | BULACAN |
| 115 | COCOS, TIMOTHY EDSON SORIANO | SAUDI/ALKH |
| 116 | CONGE, KIRSTEN JEAN MENDOZA | CAVITE |
| 117 | CORPUZ, ANGEL CRMELLA MANAT | NUEVA VIZCAYA |
| 118 | CORREA, GIAN ANDRE FRAYNA | SORSOGON |
| 119 | CORVERA, MARK BRYAN BERLON | SAUDI/RYD |
| 120 | CRUZ, STEPHANIE ANN MARIE | LAGUNA |
| 121 | CU, KYLE GRIFFIN ESTRERA | CEBU |
| 122 | CUASAY, IAN KRISTOFER BIBLANIAS | SAUDI/ALKH |
| 123 | CUESTA, JOSHUA THERELL SAYOS | SAUDI/ALKH |
| 124 | DANIOT, ELLAH MAE MARTINEZ | ORIENTAL MINDORO |
| 125 | DAPLAS, MARK JACOB GARCIA | PAMPANGA |
| 126 | DATU, JOHN JONATHAN TROY T. LEON | SAUDI/RYD |
| 127 | DAVID, ALYANNA VILAN YUTUC | PAMPANGA |
| 128 | DAVID, JULLIE ANN LOMOYA | METRO MANILA |
| 129 | DAVID, NICOLE MAE MARASIGAN | CAVITE |
| 130 | DAYAO, MARIA ALEXANDRA LUMAGUE | METRO MANILA |
| 131 | DAYRIT, PATRICIA DANILLE VERGARA | SAUDI/ALKH |
| 132 | DE LA CRUZ, JESPER MACEDA | LEYTE |
| 133 | DE LA CRUZ, REENA YSABELA ROJAS | CATANDUANES |
| 134 | DE VILLA, PATRIC AARON RONEL RAZON | CAVITE |
| 135 | DELA CRUZ, ANGELA FAITH DE CASTRO | METRO MANILA |
| 136 | DELA CRUZ, JOHN MATTHEW ABRIA | PAMPANGA |
| 137 | DELA CRUZ, LLOYD WALLYS MAMAY | AKLAN |
| 138 | DELA PENA, IRAH JEWEL VERSOZA | METRO MANILA |
| 139 | DELA PEÑA, MA. JENNAH LHAINE MENDOZA | LAGUNA |
| 140 | DELA PUERTA, KYLA MITZY GONZALES | LAGUNA |
| 141 | DELGADO, JAHANN PATRICK GALERO | METRO MANILA |
| 142 | DELOS REYES, ELIJAH QUINTO | METRO MANILA |
| 143 | DENIÑA, HARLEY ANGELO AGUILA | CAMARINES SUR |
| 144 | DIAZ, DEN MARC DELA TORRE | CAMARINES NORTE |
| 145 | DIESTRO, SHARLENE EVE FURTO | METRO MANILA |
| 146 | DILDIG, MARCO ANGELO CALINDAS | ILOCOS SUR |
| 147 | DIMACALI, PRECIOUS ABIGAIL GOMEZ | PAMPANGA |
| 148 | DISABELLE, VINCENT DINO JUNGCO | ZAMBALES |
| 149 | DOGENO, KIM DALE BERDIN | ILOILO |
| 150 | DOROJA, VICTOR V CANDA | METRO MANILA |
| 151 | DORONILA, DAN HUGHBERT PEREGRINO | CAVITE |
| 152 | DULAY, DAVID AUDREY HIDALGO | LA UNION |
| 153 | DUMLAO, DUNAMIS RUTH AMON | BENGUET |
| 154 | DURAN, LAURENCE JADE CAYANONG | SOUTH COTABATO |
| 155 | DUSARAN, MA. MICHAELLA ALAIR | NEGROS OCCIDENTAL |
| 156 | ECLARINAL, LORRAINE PEÑA | CAMARINES SUR |
| 157 | EGAR, ALLEN FERDINAND COSTALES | LA UNION |
| 158 | EGSAN, KENDAL RHODE DOKINES | BENGUET |
| 159 | ELOGADA, EPHRAIM SACALAMITAO | PAMPANGA |
| 160 | ENCLONAR, KIMBERLY NAZARENO | COMPOSTELA VALLEY |
| 161 | ESGUERRA, LEANA MYLENE CORPUZ | LA UNION |
| 162 | ESPELITA, TRISHA ANNE SANCHEZ | SURIGAO DEL SUR |
| 163 | ESTAMPADOR, FRANZ ROBERT FORTALEZA | ILOILO |
| 164 | ESTRELLA, NICOLE GACOSCOS | ILOCOS SUR |
| 165 | FACSOY, SCARLET GWEN CHOPCHOPEN | BENGUET |
| 166 | FALLER, NICOLAS JR. BRACAMONTE | WESTERN SAMAR |
| 167 | FIESTA, MARTIN JES TRABADO | SOUTH COTABATO |
| 168 | FIGUEROA, PETRONILO III DELA CRUZ | METRO MANILA |
| 169 | FLORALDE, RENDERIZZAH ALBERTO | CATANDUANES |
| 170 | FLORES, LIAMAR ELIJAH GABRIEL | METRO MANILA |
| 171 | FORMOSO, PATRICK JOHN LAZARO | PANGASINAN |
| 172 | FRANCISCO, MA. MYLES AINA DELA CRUZ | AKLAN |
| 173 | FRILLES, JOSE ERNESTO DIAZ | SORSOGON |
| 174 | FULGENCIO, CESAR JR. SADO | METRO MANILA |
| 175 | GACEJA, KENNETH VILLONA | BULACAN |
| 176 | GALAURA, JUNNIL SIMON LADARAN | CAVITE |
| 177 | GALICIA, MARK LESTER CARMONA | BULACAN |
| 178 | GALON, CHRISTIAN BRENT NACINO | DAVAO DEL NORTE |
| 179 | GAPPE, FRANCIS MATHEW MARQUILENCIA | ILOILO |
| 180 | GARCIA, ANGELU FERDINAND ABAS | MISAMIS ORIENTAL |
| 181 | GARNACE, PETER LOUISE DELA CRUZ | AKLAN |
| 182 | GATILA, SHEENA MOÑEDERA | ANTIQUE |
| 183 | GEORSUA, MARY CATHERINE BARBON | METRO MANILA |
| 184 | GONZAES, CHRISTINE JOY DELA CRUZ | BENGUET |
| 185 | GONZAGA, ANGEL MARIE EATA | SAUDI/RYD |
| 186 | GONZALES, MARINELL MORAPA | BATANGAS |
| 187 | GUARDIANO, KELLY MARIE MACATULAD | METRO MANILA |
| 188 | GUEVARA, EULA TISHA KATE IBARRETA | CAMARINES SUR |
| 189 | GUMBAN, RALPH JOHN SERAFICO | ZAMBALES |
| 190 | HABANA, EDRAE JASMINE HABOC | SORSOGON |
| 191 | HADJIBATA, ALJASER JAMAANI | ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR |
| 192 | HERALDO, LENARD FERNANDEZ | CAMARINES NORTE |
| 193 | HIBAYA, GLYMER FERNANDEZ | MISAMIS ORIENTAL |
| 194 | HINAYON, ABBY DALE GENERALE | CEBU |
| 195 | HOMICILLADA, EUAN DRAEKO ELI TITULAR | ILOILO |
| 196 | HONRADO, JAMES KARL GISALAN | LAGUNA |
| 197 | HUARDE, SOPHIA ALEXIS BEA | SORSOGON |
| 198 | HUGO, HANNA VANESSA ECHALUSE | METRO MANILA |
| 199 | IBAÑEZ, JOHN BARRY MAKINANO | AGUSAN DEL NORTE |
| 200 | JALLORINA, ETHAN GILBRETH MARZAN | NUEVA VIZCAYA |
| 201 | JANDAYAN, JHANE INAH LIMOSNERO | DAVAO DEL SUR |
| 202 | JARIN, MIKE ALVIN JAY RAMOS | CAVITE |
| 203 | JAVIER, JAMES JOEYMAR PEREZ | SAUDI/RYD |
| 204 | JIMENEZ, SOPHIA ANGELA DESIERTO | METRO MANILA |
| 205 | JOSECO, JON RIC ARABEJO | ILOILO |
| 206 | JUACHON, MARIA JANINE LEAÑO | BATAAN |
| 207 | JULHANI, ALDREANA ECHANO | CAVITE |
| 208 | JUVAGAR, LYRA JOY BARBOSA | LAGUNA |
| 209 | LABANES, CLARESE SAMONTE | METRO MANILA |
| 210 | LACBAYEN, IVAN LOUIS FOLLERO | LAGUNA |
| 211 | LACSON, DONALD TRISTAN LACCAY | METRO MANILA |
| 212 | LADAGA, JOHN IVAN ADORNADO | METRO MANILA |
| 213 | LAHOYLAHOY, RYN REBLE | LANAO DEL NORTE |
| 214 | LAMSEN, VALERIE ORIOLA | LAGUNA |
| 215 | LANO, PHOEBE ROSE DEL ESPIRITU | ORIENTAL MINDORO |
| 216 | LAPUZ, PATRICIA MAE ERASMO | METRO MANILA |
| 217 | LARA, NICOLE KYLIE DUNAN | SAUDI |
| 218 | LEAÑO, KATHLEEN DELA PASION | SAUDI/ALKH |
| 219 | LEGASPI, KENNETH AMBROCIO | BATAAN |
| 220 | LEYVA, CORINNE ALEXIS MOLLENO | METRO MANILA |
| 221 | LIMBAGA, NEIL JOSHUA PARPAN | CEBU |
| 222 | LIMPIADA, JOSE PAOLO NAYAT | LAGUNA |
| 223 | LIMPIN, ADRIAN RAFAEL DOMINGO | METRO MANILA |
| 224 | LITONJUA, AARON | SAUDI/RYD |
| 225 | LLADONES, CHRISTIAN GRACE JESSICA FACTOR | CAMARINES NORTE |
| 226 | LLOVIA, RIO RUBY DAGALEA | LEYTE |
| 227 | LOARES, ABIGAIL MALVAR | METRO MANILA |
| 228 | LOGMAO, JENINA MOLATO | METRO MANILA |
| 229 | LOPEZ, LLOYD REINIER MAGSINO | BATANGAS |
| 230 | LOZANO, AUGUSTINE GERARD LIM | METRO MANILA |
| 231 | LOZANO, JAN KREINDEL VARGAS | BULACAN |
| 232 | LUANSING, RANDELLE MOYA | BATANGAS |
| 233 | LUCMAN, NUR MOHAMMAD GANDAMRA | LANAO DEL SUR |
| 234 | MACARAEG, KIM ANDRE SILANG | LAGUNA |
| 235 | MADRIAGA, SAMUEL CAPUNO | LAGUNA |
| 236 | MAGCALING, KHRUSHCHEV CREUS | CAVITE |
| 237 | MAHINAY, JIAN SOLA | RIZAL |
| 238 | MALLARE, NIC FRANZ FERNANDO | ILOILO |
| 239 | MANIA, DEXTER JAMES UNABIA | METRO MANILA |
| 240 | MANLAPAZ, JHELYN CALDITO | LA UNION |
| 241 | MANTILLA, MARIENNE LEIGH REQUIRON | DAVAO DEL SUR |
| 242 | MANUEL, REBELLE MALICSI | MISAMIS ORIENTAL |
| 243 | MAPUE, SEAN ROSS LIGAYA | CAVITE |
| 244 | MEDELLIN, HERWIN PAGTAKHAN | CAVITE |
| 245 | MENDIOLA, ANGELO SANTOS | PAMPANGA |
| 246 | MENDOZA, ALFRE ANIANA GOZON | BATAAN |
| 247 | MENDOZA, CEDRICK EDGAR ALVAREZ | BENGUET |
| 248 | MENDOZA, CHRISTIAN BOLASOC | METRO MANILA |
| 249 | MERCADO, IAN EIMERSON BELLA | LAGUNA |
| 250 | MERENCILLO, JAN ITHIEL SERAFICA | METRO MANILA |
| 251 | MILLARE, JOSE ALFONSO OLAYON | ALBAY |
| 252 | MIRANDA, JOSHUA LUIS OBERIANO | CAVITE |
| 253 | MONTEMAYOR, JOREYNZ AVELLANA | SURIGAO DEL SUR |
| 254 | MOPADA, JASON BARBA | ILOILO |
| 255 | MORATIN, GIOBELLE CHUA | PAMPANGA |
| 256 | MORELOS, FRANCIS RHOEN FERNANDO | BULACAN |
| 257 | MORETO, DAN MITCHELLE CUYUGAN | LAGUNA |
| 258 | MUROS, CARMELAINE AGUILAR | ROMBLON |
| 259 | NACHOR, EDELLYNE MARIE LORZANO | BATANGAS |
| 260 | NARBAY, MARK DANIEL RIZAN | SAUDI/RYD |
| 261 | NARTEA, GIAN DACONO | SAUDI/ALKH |
| 262 | NEBIAR, JOAQUIN VICTOR SUMBILLO | ILOILO |
| 263 | NECOR, SOPHIA YSABEL GANALON | METRO MANILA |
| 264 | NONES, DIVINE JOY ELIZARDE | LA UNION |
| 265 | OBAY, JOSHUA RAE PELINGON | METRO MANILA |
| 266 | OBEJUELA, DIANNE FAYE TONDO | ILOILO |
| 267 | OLBOC, JEMILINE PASCUA | BATANGAS |
| 268 | OLI, JILLIAN KIRSTEN SALIGUMBA | SAUDI/ALKH |
| 269 | OLIAMOT, JOHN GLEN ALCUIZAR | CEBU |
| 270 | OLLER, JOHARAH BIANCA GACUTAN | METRO MANILA |
| 271 | OMEGA, SHANIA ANTIPUESTO | CEBU |
| 272 | ONGGOCAN, TONY COLICOL | ZAMBOANGA DEL NORTE |
| 273 | ONTOG, MARICRIS OCBINA | ALBAY |
| 274 | OPEN, BELLE ALYANA BAZAR | MISAMIS ORIENTAL |
| 275 | ORTIGUERRA, BRANDON POLO PINILI | BATAAN |
| 276 | PACULBA, KEVIN JAMES DONAYRE | CEBU |
| 277 | PAGUIO, JOHN REI ALVAREZ | BATAAN |
| 278 | PALAD, SOPHIA MASAGCA | BATAAN |
| 279 | PANAY, DENISE RIVERA | LA UNION |
| 280 | PANES, ARIELLE DE LEON | LA UNION |
| 281 | PARCON, MA. VICTORIA TOMAS | CAVITE |
| 282 | PASCUA, DARYEN RYLE ANICETO | NUEVA VIZCAYA |
| 283 | PASCUA, IAN JAMES ENCARNACION | METRO MANILA |
| 284 | PASCUA, KATRIN MICAELA BALMORES | METRO MANILA |
| 285 | PASTOR, ETHEL JOYCE DARUNDAY | DAVAO DEL SUR |
| 286 | PASTORAL, EMMANUEL JAMES FERNANDEZ | RIZAL |
| 287 | PASTORIZA, JOSHUA ESCALERA | DAVAO DEL SUR |
| 288 | PATACSIL, PATRICK JOHN ALEJANDRO | LA UNION |
| 289 | PEÑALOSA, KEVIN CLOYD MORALES | PAMPANGA |
| 290 | PEREZ, ERICKA MHAE CELESTE | CAVITE |
| 291 | PEROY, LIND HOWELLE SALAMANTE | SOUTH COTABATO |
| 292 | PETIL, KATHLYNN ALEXANDRIA GONZAGA | AGUSAN DEL NORTE |
| 293 | POCSON, FRANZ KYLLE HARANI | LEYTE |
| 294 | PRE, GIAN PAULO MONTERO | ILOCOS SUR |
| 295 | PRIANES, MA. CONNIE VALENZUELA | ALBAY |
| 296 | PULAN, JESSON PARAY | DAVAO DEL SUR |
| 297 | PUNZALAN, VICKI MARIE VIRTUDAZO | CAVITE |
| 298 | PUSTA, JONORRY BRYAN CERNA | BOHOL |
| 299 | PUTAN, CARLO KYLE OLARTE | RIZAL |
| 300 | QUILAO, RYLAN BRIEL JOSEF CABILLON | BATANGAS |
| 301 | QUIMEN, CYRALYN HERIA | LEYTE |
| 302 | QUINING, MARC FERDINAND SALAZAR | ISABELA |
| 303 | QUIRONG, KHISSA LOUISE SUMAHIT | ILOILO |
| 304 | RADJAC, ALYSA JOY BULADAS | LANAO DEL NORTE |
| 305 | RADUBAN, JULIAN VICTOR AQUINO | LAGUNA |
| 306 | RAMOS, ADRIAN DENILA | LA UNION |
| 307 | RAMOS, FEDIS JOYCE MARANAN | QUEZON |
| 308 | RASONABE, JAKYLA BLESSIE DAG-UMAN | LAGUNA |
| 309 | REALIZAN, JOHNDES GERARD VILLACRUZ | METRO MANILA |
| 310 | REBATO, JOELLE MARIE BONTIA | SURIGAO DEL SUR |
| 311 | RECATE, NOVY MAE MADRID | ILOILO |
| 312 | REGALADO, LORIE JOY DADULO | MISAMIS ORIENTAL |
| 313 | REMORERAS, EMERETTE JEANNE SARMIENTO | BOHOL |
| 314 | REYES, EZEKIEL VARON | METRO MANILA |
| 315 | REYES, SOPHIA CATHERINE GARGANTA | METRO MANILA |
| 316 | RIÑON, ELA MAE ARCAYERA | ALBAY |
| 317 | RIVERO, CLARENCE VILLE BACANI | ISABELA |
| 318 | RIZAN, HEZEKIAH JOHN VALLEJO | AKLAN |
| 319 | ROSALES, JOEY ROSALES | BATANGAS |
| 320 | ROSALES, JOHN NIKOLAI MORALES | SURIGAO DEL SUR |
| 321 | ROSAUPAN, MONAH PEARL LANANTE | BILIRAN |
| 322 | ROSE, JOSHUA STEVEN CORDOVA | AKLAN |
| 323 | ROSILLOSA, KRISTINA RHEAN CATIPAY | SAUDI/ALKH |
| 324 | ROTAS, ALYZA JOYCE AQUINO | ZAMBALES |
| 325 | RUBIS, KATHLEEN JOY CASTILLO | ALBAY |
| 326 | RUEDAS, PANCHO CUEVAS | LA UNION |
| 327 | SABATE, ELIZABETH ISIDRO | ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR |
| 328 | SALABE, JEFFREY SANCHEZ | AGUSAN DEL NORTE |
| 329 | SALADAGA, REAHLAIZA TIMTIM | LANAO DEL NORTE |
| 330 | SALANGA, CARL DANIEL VILLAMAYOR | RIZAL |
| 331 | SALANGA, RUSSELL MARIE ADVINCULA | SOUTH COTABATO |
| 332 | SALAYOG, JUSTIN GLENN GUEVARA | PANGASINAN |
| 333 | SALCEDO, DONMARC BRYAN CRUIZ | LAGUNA |
| 334 | SALENGA, CHARLES CHRISTIAN ONTE | BATANGAS |
| 335 | SALIGUMBA, CHARISSE JAGONOB | NORTH COTABATO |
| 336 | SAMANIEGO, CHARISE ALVYNE VILCHES | ILOILO |
| 337 | SAMILLANO, JENICA SENDIN | LAGUNA |
| 338 | SAN ANDRES, MARION GENE SEMINIANO | CAVITE |
| 339 | SAN PABLO, CHRISTER SELGAS | AGUSAN DEL NORTE |
| 340 | SANDAJAN, EMMANUEL JOSH SIMEON | BATAAN |
| 341 | SANGKULA, INTISAR UMDA | ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR |
| 342 | SANNADAN, SOLO ALACAR | KALINGA |
| 343 | SANTIAGO, SOPHIA LEWREN CABALCE | BENGUET |
| 344 | SANTOS, ANGELIQUE ROSE BELGA | BATAAN |
| 345 | SANTOS, JOHN DANIEL LACSON | LAGUNA |
| 346 | SANTOS, KYLE RYAN MOLINA | CAVITE |
| 347 | SANTOS, LEE ROMNEY SALVADOR | BATAAN |
| 348 | SARILI, LEOVYLE LOJARES | CAMARINES SUR |
| 349 | SARIPADA, SHEREEN IBRAHIM | SAUDI/ALKH |
| 350 | SEVERO, RONALD AUSTIN BALLEBAR | CAMARINES SUR |
| 351 | SIMSUANGCO, JAZMIN MARIE VILLAJUAN | BULACAN |
| 352 | SINGSON, ZASKIA VIOL ALMELOR | LANAO DEL NORTE |
| 353 | SOBRETODO, NARY EDRIANNE CODILLA | AGUSAN DEL NORTE |
| 354 | SOLANO, JOWEEN FERNADEZ | AKLAN |
| 355 | SOLATORIO, MYLES ANTONETTE ROLLON | SOUTH COTABATO |
| 356 | SOLOMON, DYANNA FRANSELLE ALMEDILLA | PALAWAN |
| 357 | SOLOSA, NIMROD BAUTISTA | PANGASINAN |
| 358 | SUPOCH, ALES LEMUEL BACUD | CAGAYAN |
| 359 | SUYAO, CLOEI ANTONETTE PASTOR | ILOILO |
| 360 | TAN, BRIAR ROSE VALENCIA | SAUDI/RYD |
| 361 | TAÑAS, ALYSSA GRACE MITRA | QUEZON |
| 362 | TARAPE, FATIMA JOYCE CUISON | PANGASINAN |
| 363 | TAVU, LADY EDRONALEE JAMELA | METRO MANILA |
| 364 | TERO, CELES PATRICIA ABLOG | MISAMIS ORIENTAL |
| 365 | TIONGCO, SAM JEFFREY BITAO | BENGUET |
| 366 | TOLENTINO, ALLIAH JOY SANTOS | BULACAN |
| 367 | TOMAS, THERESE JULES PATTUGALAN | METRO MANILA |
| 368 | TORDILLO, LANELLE VILLABRILLE | CEBU |
| 369 | TORNALEJO, CATHLEEN ANNE BERNADAS | ILOILO |
| 370 | TORRECAMPO, HANNAH RAE PENECHE | METRO MANILA |
| 371 | TRINIDAD, DANIEL NICOLAS | METRO MANILA |
| 372 | TRINIDAD, MARSEILLE FRANCINE BALCERA | NEGROS OCCIDENTAL |
| 373 | TUPAZ, DENNIS CLYDE PEPITO | AGUSAN DEL NORTE |
| 374 | UBAÑA, RENNIEL VALENZUELA | CAMARINES NORTE |
| 375 | UBAY, GUY GENESIS INOCENCIO | PANGASINAN |
| 376 | UDALBE, DOMIN JR. CAPUYAN | AGUSAN DEL SUR |
| 377 | ULANDAY, JAHRA RUZZ ZARATE | LAGUNA |
| 378 | UMANDAL, JOEL CATIIL | LAGUNA |
| 379 | UMLAS, CYRINE JOY GARCIA | METRO MANILA |
| 380 | USMAN, BABY FATMA SUCCOR | MAGUINDANAO |
| 381 | VALDE, SOPHIA NICOLE ELIZAGA | LANAO DEL NORTE |
| 382 | VALENCIA, PATRICIA GERALDINE GAERLAN | CAMARINES NORTE |
| 383 | VEGA, ABIJAH LABRADOR | CAGAYAN |
| 384 | VELASQUEZ, MARIA GERALDENNE ALMEDA | BATANGAS |
| 385 | VENTURA, KERREN JOY GIRAO | ILOILO |
| 386 | VERCELES, AUBRIE SORIANO | METRO MANILA |
| 387 | VILELA, KIM HARVY ROSALES | BATANGAS |
| 388 | VILLALON, JOHN MARK MOLABOLA | METRO MANILA |
| 389 | VILLANUEVA, ALLEN CHRISTIAN DE VEGA | METRO MANILA |
| 390 | VIRTUDAZO, ZELLYN MAE NAVARES | MISAMIS ORIENTAL |
| 391 | VITANZOS, ALIANNA YSABEL SALAZAR | BATAAN |
| 392 | WANCE, HAZIEL RUTH PISAY | BENGUET |
| 393 | YAP, MARIA ANGELICA PACALIOGA | MISAMIS ORIENTAL |
| 394 | YRAY, JOHANNA CES BAHOYAN | NEGROS ORIENTAL |
| 395 | YU, JOSHREL JOSEPH TAN | METRO MANILA |
| 396 | YULO, EMILLE CEIEL LANE | NEGROS OCCIDENTAL |
| 397 | YUZON, AERHON MANANSALA | PAMPANGA |
| 398 | ZENAROSA, GHIELEN CASIAO | CAMARINES NORTE |
| 399 | ZULUETA, DAEZEL BUNDALIAN | SAUDI/RYD |
| 400 | ZUÑIGA, GIANELLA CARLA AGUDONG | CAGAYAN |
Source: EDSP
TOP 50 CMWSP EXAMINEES
| NO. | NAME | PROVINCE |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | ABDUHARA, ROHINA AMIL | SULU |
| 2 | ABDULAJID, IMTINANN ASAN | BASILAN |
| 3 | ABLEN, DANICA MORENO | CEBU |
| 4 | ANDAYA, JENNIFER KATE FARNICAN | MOUNTAIN PROVINCE |
| 5 | ARANI, AHMAD RIDHA MISAH | SULU |
| 6 | BALLOGAN, ARYSTON HANGDAAN | IFUGAO |
| 7 | BARUC, GERALD BULUSAN | CAGAYAN |
| 8 | BELENO, AUBREY KIM GALERA | ABRA |
| 9 | BELLEZA, CHERRY JOYCE BALLAO | ABRA |
| 10 | BORILLO, JAMAICA MARYS AMBOYAT | ABRA |
| 11 | CABINTO, JENIE BASING-AT | BENGUET |
| 12 | CAPALLA, SCOTT BUQUID | LAGUNA |
| 13 | CASIBANG, MARY GRACE SARDENG | CAGAYAN |
| 14 | CASTRO, JUSTINE GALLARDE | CEBU |
| 15 | CORPUZ, CHRISTIAN RIQUE | PANGASINAN |
| 16 | DACUTAN, APRILENE BUSANIA | QUIRINO |
| 17 | DEGWAY, FLORENCE MANGOMOC | BENGUET |
| 18 | ERIA, FRANZES MAR DULDULAO | QUIRINO |
| 19 | FACTORA, SHEKAINA BAYONA | MAGUINDANAO |
| 20 | GASPAR, MARC NICOLE OBLEFIAS | ISABELA |
| 21 | GEMENTIZA, RODA CURILAN | DAVAO DEL SUR |
| 22 | GONZALES, FLORENCE ANGELOU MONTA | DAVAO DEL SUR |
| 23 | HASSAN, NUR-HASNA BAKARIN | BASILAN |
| 24 | HIDALGO, HARRY MATA | ISABELA |
| 25 | JAINUL, NURHAYA KAPENG | BASILAN |
| 26 | KIMBES, DIANNE SAMUELA MANZANO | BENGUET |
| 27 | LAZAGA, DINA ROSE SUBIA | ISABELA |
| 28 | LIBRE, JEAMRIC CALANSINGIN | NEGROS OCCIDENTAL |
| 29 | LIM II, ABRAHAM VICTOR CABURIAN | LA UNION |
| 30 | LIPAWEN, LORRAINE MAE PILAY | MOUNTAIN PROVINCE |
| 31 | LLANOS, GIOVANNY EARL CAPISTRANO | LAGUNA |
| 32 | MONES, JASMIN KATE BALADAD | NUEVA VIZCAYA |
| 33 | ODATO, ROLAND LESTER ORQUIZA | PANGASINAN |
| 34 | PAGUIO, ALTHEA MITCHELLE ORNILLO | NEGROS OCCIDENTAL |
| 35 | PARBA, SHAINA GRACE GUZMAN | AGUSAN DEL SUR |
| 36 | PEGEW, CRYSTAL FAITH NALUNNE | BENGUET |
| 37 | PEPITO, AURA JADE RODRIGO | CEBU |
| 38 | PONDEVIDA, GENEVIEV MALINDO | LAGUNA |
| 39 | QUILLOPAS, PATRICK CHRISTIAN ILAGAN | TARLAC |
| 40 | RENOMERON, ROMEL ALIMPOS | DAVAO DEL NORTE |
| 41 | RESERVA, MARY ANGELIC GIMENA | CEBU |
| 42 | SARMIENTO, JHO ANNE MARGARETTE CLEMENTE | LAGUNA |
| 43 | SORIANO, CHRISTIAN LEANNE LUBIAN | LA UNION |
| 44 | SUNDER, SHYAMELISSA CHAN | CEBU |
| 45 | TALINGDAN, JODELEE BISNAN | ABRA |
| 46 | TASANI, CHRISA MAE DELA CRUZ | CAGAYAN |
| 47 | TEVES, WILLIAM JR. RAMOS | QUIRINO |
| 48 | TORRE, ROSDINE CLARE ABELLA | CEBU |
| 49 | TUGADE, ROBELLE BANIAGA | PANGASINAN |
| 50 | VILLANUEVA, HANNAH AYESSA BELTRAN | PANGASINAN |
Source: CMWSP
OWWA SCHOLARSHIP EXAM TOPNOTCHERS
EDSP
1. Joshua Therell Sayos Cuesta - International Philippine School in Alkhobar
2. Gian Dacono Nartea - International Philippine School in Alkhobar
To be updated.
CMWSP
1. Jenie Basing-at Cabinto - University of Cordilleras
2. Roland Lester Orquiza Odato - Dacap Norte National High School, Pangasinan
To be updated.
PREVIOUS EXAMINATIONS
In the 2014 and 2015 OWWA scholarship exam, results were released after six (6) months.
The top 200 EDPS passers out of 4,476 applicants in 2014 and 4,734 hopefuls in 2015 were selected.
UPDATES
Monitor this page for the announcement of results. You may also visit the official website of OWWA for more information.
— The Summit Express
1 dead as speedboat capsized in Antique; mayor, 2 actresses, 6 others survived
MANILA, Philippines - One man died while 9 others, including a mayor and two actresses, survived after the speedboat going to Mararison island in Antique capsized on Maundy Thursday, March 29, the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) confirmed in an ABS-CBN report.
The driver of the boat Bennie Dable, 50, bodyguard and a relative of Pandan town Mayor Jonathan Tan, was drowned and declared dead on arrival at the hospital.
Among the survivors were actresses Bianca Manalo and Ehra Madrigal, who are friends with the mayor, and supposed to be toured by Tan in the beautiful island of Mararison.
Passengers of the capsized boat who were rescued also include Majel Tresche, 65; Madrigal's husband Tom Yeung, 47; Torebeo Barrentos, 41; an unidentified female; and 2 minors.
"The boat capsized at 10:50 a.m., they arrived in the shoreline at 1:45 p.m. Mayor Tan and Torebeo Barrentos swam for more than 2 hours going to the shoreline. Fishermen saw them and helped them. Mayor Tan went onboard a pumpboat and went back to where the boat capsized and checked on the situation of his friends," Jesus Aguirre Dioso, public relations officer of Pandan shared to ABS-CBN News.
Meanwhile, reports said that the boat was hit by strong waves causing the tragic incident.
— The Summit Express
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| Pandan Mayor Jonathan Tan and 2 actresses among the survivors in the capsized boat in Antique | Photo Courtesy: Facebook/Jonavin Jhey R Villalva |
The driver of the boat Bennie Dable, 50, bodyguard and a relative of Pandan town Mayor Jonathan Tan, was drowned and declared dead on arrival at the hospital.
Among the survivors were actresses Bianca Manalo and Ehra Madrigal, who are friends with the mayor, and supposed to be toured by Tan in the beautiful island of Mararison.
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| Kapuso star Ehra Madrigal and Bb. Pilipinas Universe 2009 winner Bianca Manalo. |
Passengers of the capsized boat who were rescued also include Majel Tresche, 65; Madrigal's husband Tom Yeung, 47; Torebeo Barrentos, 41; an unidentified female; and 2 minors.
"The boat capsized at 10:50 a.m., they arrived in the shoreline at 1:45 p.m. Mayor Tan and Torebeo Barrentos swam for more than 2 hours going to the shoreline. Fishermen saw them and helped them. Mayor Tan went onboard a pumpboat and went back to where the boat capsized and checked on the situation of his friends," Jesus Aguirre Dioso, public relations officer of Pandan shared to ABS-CBN News.
Meanwhile, reports said that the boat was hit by strong waves causing the tragic incident.
— The Summit Express
FULL LIST: SM, other malls schedule for Holy Week 2018 announced
MANILA, Philippines - SM Supermalls and other major malls in the country have released their schedule for today, March 29 to April 1 (Easter Sunday) for the Holy Week 2018 observance.
Most of the establishments and malls will be CLOSED on March 29 (Maundy Thursday) and 30 (Good Friday).
RELATED ANNOUNCEMENTS
Check out on this page for the adjusted operating hours schedule of SM Supermalls, Robinsons Malls, Ever Gotesco Malls, Ayala Malls, Fisher Mall, Vista Mall and Megaworld Lifestyle Malls.
SM Malls Holy Week 2018 Schedule
In observance of the Holy week, all SM Supermalls (except SM Baguio, SM Puerto Princesa, and select tenants at SM Mall of Asia, SM by the BAY, S Maison, SM City San Pablo, SM City Calamba, SM City Sta. Rosa, and SM Marketmall Dasmarinas) will be closed on Maundy Thursday, March 29 and Good Friday, March 30.
Regular mall hours schedule will resume on Black Saturday, March 31 except for SM Baguio and SM Novaliches (10:00 am-10:00 pm).
On Easter Sunday, April 1, Baguio branch will also operate from 10:00 am to 10:00 pm.
ROBINSONS MALL SCHEDULE
Almost all Robinsons Malls will be closed on March 29 and 30, except for a number of branches that are operating on regular schedule, which is 10 am to 9 pm on Thursday.
ROBINSONS PLACE MANILA
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
ROBINSONS MAGNOLIA
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
ROBINSONS GALLERIA
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
ROBINSONS TAGAYTAY
Regular mall hours from March 29, Maundy Thursday to April 1, Easter Sunday.
Non-food establishments open from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm.
EVER GOTESCO MALLS
Ever Commonwealth
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 10:00 am to 8:30 pm
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 8:30 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 8:30 pm
MANILA PLAZA
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 9:30 am to 8:00 pm
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: Closed
April 1, Easter Sunday: 9:30 am to 8:00 pm
AYALA MALLS
GLORIETTA
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00am to 9:00 pm
TRINOMA
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00am to 10:00 pm
AYALA VERTIS NORTH
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00am to 10:00 pm
GREENBELT
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 11:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 11:00 am to 9:00 pm
ALABANG TOWN CENTER
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
MARKET! MARKET!
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
BONIFACIO HIGH STREET
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Open to selected dining establishments
March 30, Good Friday: Open to selected dining establishments
March 31, Black Saturday: 11:00 am to 11:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 11:00 am to 10:00 pm
AYALA CENTER CEBU
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
ABREEZA MALL
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
MARQUEE MALL
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
HARBOR POINT
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
March 30, Good Friday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
CENTRIO MALL
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
UP TOWN CENTER
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
FAIRVIEW TERRACES
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
AYALA MALLS SOUTHPARK
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 11:00 am to 9:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 11:00 am to 9:00 pm
AYALA MALLS THE 30TH
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 11:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 11:00 am to 9:00 pm
AYALA MALLS SERENDRA
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 11:00 am to 10:00 pm
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 11:00 am to 11:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 11:00 am to 10:00 pm
AYALA MALLS SOLENAD
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 11:00 am to 9:00 pm
March 30, Good Friday: 11:00 am to 9:00 pm
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
AYALA MALLS SERIN
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 9:00 am to 10:00 pm
March 30, Good Friday: 9:00 am to 10:00 pm
March 31, Black Saturday: 9:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 9:00 am to 10:00 pm
AYALA MALLS LEGAZPI
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Open to selected dining establishments
March 30, Good Friday: Open to selected dining establishments
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
AYALA MALLS CIRCUIT LANE
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 11:00 am to 11:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 11:00 am to 11:00 pm
AYALA MALLS CLOVER LEAF
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
AYALA MALLS MARIKINA
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
AYALA MALLS FELIZ
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
THE DISTRICT IMUS
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 11:00 am to 9:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
THE DISTRICT DASMARINAS
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 11:00 am to 9:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
THE DISTRICT NORTH POINT
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
CITYMALL
CityMall-SCTEX will be open from 6:00 am to 10:00 pm from March 29, Maundy Thursday to March 31, Black Saturday.
VISTA MALLS
VISTA MALL DAANG HARI
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
March 30, Good Friday: 12:00 p.m. to 9:00 pm
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
VISTA MALL TAGUIG
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Regular mall hours
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: Regular mall hours
April 1, Easter Sunday: Regular mall hours
VISTA MALL STA. ROSA
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
VISTA MALL PAMPANGA
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
VISTA MALL LAS PIÑAS
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
VISTA MALL BATAAN
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
VISTA MALL ANTIPOLO
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
March 30, Good Friday: 12:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
FISHER MALL
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
March 30, Good Friday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
MEGAWORLD LIFESTYLE MALLS
EASTWOOD MALL
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 11:00 am to 11:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
EASTWOOD CITY WALK
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 12:00 nn to 12:00 mn
April 1, Easter Sunday: 11:00 am to 11:00 pm
NOTE: Some establishments are open on Maundy Thursday and Good Friday for Eastwood Mall and CityWalk.
FORBES TOWN
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 11:00 am to 11:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 11:00 am to 11:00 pm
LUCKY CHINATOWN
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
NEWPORT MALL
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 12:00 nn to 12:00 mn
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 12:00 mn
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 12:00 mn
TWIN LAKES
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 10:00 am to 8 pm
March 30, Good Friday: 10:00 am to 8 pm
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 8 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 8 pm
UPTOWN BONIFACIO
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 10:00 am to 12 mn
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 11 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 10 pm
— The Summit Express
Most of the establishments and malls will be CLOSED on March 29 (Maundy Thursday) and 30 (Good Friday).
RELATED ANNOUNCEMENTS
- LIST: MRT, LRT, PNR, Pasig River Ferry Holy Week 2018 Schedule
- LIST: Banking Hours Schedule Holy Week 2018
Check out on this page for the adjusted operating hours schedule of SM Supermalls, Robinsons Malls, Ever Gotesco Malls, Ayala Malls, Fisher Mall, Vista Mall and Megaworld Lifestyle Malls.
SM Malls Holy Week 2018 Schedule
In observance of the Holy week, all SM Supermalls (except SM Baguio, SM Puerto Princesa, and select tenants at SM Mall of Asia, SM by the BAY, S Maison, SM City San Pablo, SM City Calamba, SM City Sta. Rosa, and SM Marketmall Dasmarinas) will be closed on Maundy Thursday, March 29 and Good Friday, March 30.
On Easter Sunday, April 1, Baguio branch will also operate from 10:00 am to 10:00 pm.
ROBINSONS MALL SCHEDULE
Almost all Robinsons Malls will be closed on March 29 and 30, except for a number of branches that are operating on regular schedule, which is 10 am to 9 pm on Thursday.
ROBINSONS PLACE MANILA
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
ROBINSONS MAGNOLIA
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
ROBINSONS GALLERIA
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
ROBINSONS TAGAYTAY
Regular mall hours from March 29, Maundy Thursday to April 1, Easter Sunday.
Non-food establishments open from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm.
EVER GOTESCO MALLS
Ever Commonwealth
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 10:00 am to 8:30 pm
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 8:30 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 8:30 pm
MANILA PLAZA
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 9:30 am to 8:00 pm
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: Closed
April 1, Easter Sunday: 9:30 am to 8:00 pm
AYALA MALLS
GLORIETTA
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00am to 9:00 pm
TRINOMA
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00am to 10:00 pm
AYALA VERTIS NORTH
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00am to 10:00 pm
GREENBELT
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 11:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 11:00 am to 9:00 pm
ALABANG TOWN CENTER
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
MARKET! MARKET!
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
BONIFACIO HIGH STREET
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Open to selected dining establishments
March 30, Good Friday: Open to selected dining establishments
March 31, Black Saturday: 11:00 am to 11:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 11:00 am to 10:00 pm
AYALA CENTER CEBU
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
ABREEZA MALL
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
MARQUEE MALL
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
HARBOR POINT
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
March 30, Good Friday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
CENTRIO MALL
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
UP TOWN CENTER
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
FAIRVIEW TERRACES
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
AYALA MALLS SOUTHPARK
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 11:00 am to 9:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 11:00 am to 9:00 pm
AYALA MALLS THE 30TH
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 11:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 11:00 am to 9:00 pm
AYALA MALLS SERENDRA
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 11:00 am to 10:00 pm
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 11:00 am to 11:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 11:00 am to 10:00 pm
AYALA MALLS SOLENAD
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 11:00 am to 9:00 pm
March 30, Good Friday: 11:00 am to 9:00 pm
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
AYALA MALLS SERIN
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 9:00 am to 10:00 pm
March 30, Good Friday: 9:00 am to 10:00 pm
March 31, Black Saturday: 9:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 9:00 am to 10:00 pm
AYALA MALLS LEGAZPI
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Open to selected dining establishments
March 30, Good Friday: Open to selected dining establishments
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
AYALA MALLS CIRCUIT LANE
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 11:00 am to 11:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 11:00 am to 11:00 pm
AYALA MALLS CLOVER LEAF
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
AYALA MALLS MARIKINA
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
AYALA MALLS FELIZ
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
THE DISTRICT IMUS
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 11:00 am to 9:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
THE DISTRICT DASMARINAS
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 11:00 am to 9:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
THE DISTRICT NORTH POINT
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
CITYMALL
CityMall-SCTEX will be open from 6:00 am to 10:00 pm from March 29, Maundy Thursday to March 31, Black Saturday.
VISTA MALLS
VISTA MALL DAANG HARI
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
March 30, Good Friday: 12:00 p.m. to 9:00 pm
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
VISTA MALL TAGUIG
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Regular mall hours
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: Regular mall hours
April 1, Easter Sunday: Regular mall hours
VISTA MALL STA. ROSA
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
VISTA MALL PAMPANGA
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
VISTA MALL LAS PIÑAS
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
VISTA MALL BATAAN
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
VISTA MALL ANTIPOLO
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
March 30, Good Friday: 12:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
FISHER MALL
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
March 30, Good Friday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 9:00 pm
MEGAWORLD LIFESTYLE MALLS
EASTWOOD MALL
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 11:00 am to 11:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
EASTWOOD CITY WALK
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 12:00 nn to 12:00 mn
April 1, Easter Sunday: 11:00 am to 11:00 pm
NOTE: Some establishments are open on Maundy Thursday and Good Friday for Eastwood Mall and CityWalk.
FORBES TOWN
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 11:00 am to 11:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 11:00 am to 11:00 pm
LUCKY CHINATOWN
March 29, Maundy Thursday: Closed
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
NEWPORT MALL
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 12:00 nn to 12:00 mn
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 12:00 mn
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 12:00 mn
TWIN LAKES
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 10:00 am to 8 pm
March 30, Good Friday: 10:00 am to 8 pm
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 8 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 8 pm
UPTOWN BONIFACIO
March 29, Maundy Thursday: 10:00 am to 12 mn
March 30, Good Friday: Closed
March 31, Black Saturday: 10:00 am to 11 pm
April 1, Easter Sunday: 10:00 am to 10 pm
— The Summit Express
Graduate proudly thanks her “kargador” father’s sacrifices
A graduate didn’t think twice in proudly saying that her father is a laborer, a “kargador.”
The Facebook post of Mailyn Esquilito Akoy is going viral as more and more netizens felt the sincerity of her heartfelt post. Akoy begins her post by proudly stating that she is proud of her father’s job.
The grateful daughter went on to share the sacrifices her father had done to provide for them. She said, “Pasan dito, pasan doon, yan ang araw-araw na ginagawa ng aking butihing Ama.”
Akoy described their family’s hardships and how her parents served as her motivation in life. She said, “Lahat ng hirap na pinagdaanan ng mga magulang ko ang syang nagsilbing inspirasyon ko para pagbutihin ko ang aking pag-aral.”
In the lengthy post, Akoy shared how they lived in the “squatters” area for 10 years, survived a house fire, burdened with sickness and many other tragedies in life. What held them together was their parents and her dream of finishing college.
The dutiful student did almost everything to help her parents get her through school. Akoy said, “Nagtututor ako, gumagawa ng mga project ng mga tamad na estudyante, nagpapack ng chicharon sa aming kapit bahay at minsan ding naging working student ng sa ganon may pangbaon at pambayad ako sa mga babayarin ko sa paaralan.”
Akoy father too tried to do his part to help his daughter achieve her dreams. She described her father, “Kapalit ng madaling pagpapahiram sa kanya ay ang bawat buhat ng sako ng simento mapunan nya lang ang perang kanyang nahiram.”
In the end, Akoy didn’t fall short in thanking her parents for all their sacrifices. She posted her graduation photo and reminded everyone to strive hard in achieving your dreams and to never be ashamed of your parents.
The post went viral with over 79,000 shares since posting.
The Grateful Graduate
The post was flooded with words of encouragement and congratulations to the new graduate.
Mailyn Esquilito Akoy was a scholar of Commission on Higher Education (CHED) and a academic scholar of her school, Sultan Kudarat State University – Tacurong City Campus. She graduated in Bachelor of Arts in Economics.
— Sally, The Summit Express
The Facebook post of Mailyn Esquilito Akoy is going viral as more and more netizens felt the sincerity of her heartfelt post. Akoy begins her post by proudly stating that she is proud of her father’s job.
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| Mailyn Esquilito Akoy is proud of her “kargador” father | Photo Courtesy: Facebook/ Mailyn Esquilito Akoy |
The grateful daughter went on to share the sacrifices her father had done to provide for them. She said, “Pasan dito, pasan doon, yan ang araw-araw na ginagawa ng aking butihing Ama.”
Akoy described their family’s hardships and how her parents served as her motivation in life. She said, “Lahat ng hirap na pinagdaanan ng mga magulang ko ang syang nagsilbing inspirasyon ko para pagbutihin ko ang aking pag-aral.”
In the lengthy post, Akoy shared how they lived in the “squatters” area for 10 years, survived a house fire, burdened with sickness and many other tragedies in life. What held them together was their parents and her dream of finishing college.
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| Akoy’s father worked hard as a laborer | Photo Courtesy: Facebook/ Mailyn Esquilito Akoy |
The dutiful student did almost everything to help her parents get her through school. Akoy said, “Nagtututor ako, gumagawa ng mga project ng mga tamad na estudyante, nagpapack ng chicharon sa aming kapit bahay at minsan ding naging working student ng sa ganon may pangbaon at pambayad ako sa mga babayarin ko sa paaralan.”
Akoy father too tried to do his part to help his daughter achieve her dreams. She described her father, “Kapalit ng madaling pagpapahiram sa kanya ay ang bawat buhat ng sako ng simento mapunan nya lang ang perang kanyang nahiram.”
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| The proud graduate | Photo Courtesy: Facebook/ Mailyn Esquilito Akoy |
The post went viral with over 79,000 shares since posting.
The Grateful Graduate
The post was flooded with words of encouragement and congratulations to the new graduate.
Mailyn Esquilito Akoy was a scholar of Commission on Higher Education (CHED) and a academic scholar of her school, Sultan Kudarat State University – Tacurong City Campus. She graduated in Bachelor of Arts in Economics.
— Sally, The Summit Express
