The LBC outlet located along P. Rodriguez Street in Barangay Libertad, Bogo City got robbed two days ago. It was the third LBC robbery this month following Barangay Tabok, Mandaue City and  Barangay San Nicolas, Cebu City. 

Two robbers entered the establishment shortly before 9 a.m. and reportedly  took away cash worth Php 70,000, a mobile phone worth Php7,000, and a pocket WiFi of one of the employees. SunStar reported that one of the robbery suspects, clad in sweatshirt, cargo short pants and a blue cap, pulled out a .38 revolver and held the three employees(manager Melecio Maitom and customer associates Angel Mary Estrera and Camelo Damos) at gunpoint.

Hermano Mallari, Bogo City police chief, interviewed by The Freeman thought there might be a backup waiting outside. The robbers fled on board separate motorcycles without plate numbers. Mallari also told The Freeman that it is likely that the robbers were not from the City of Bogo as they were not afraid of being identified. They reportedly did not wear masks to conceal their faces.

Read more about the robbery:

The Freeman - http://www.philstar.com/cebu-news/2014/03/23/1304108/less-month-3rd-lbc-branch-robbed

SunStar -http://www.sunstar.com.ph/cebu/local-news/2014/03/23/robbers-hit-lbc-bogo-take-p70t-334514

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The Public Employment Service Office (PESO), Capitol  will have this year's first Overseas Job Fair on Sunday, March 16, 2014. 21,927 vacancies are to be filled up and thirty-two(32) licensed job agencies are expected to join the job fair  that would give opportunity to successful applicants to work outside the country. 

According to cebu.gov.ph, some of the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) licensed agencies are:

Hired applicants will most likely be assigned in the Middle East and other destinations like U.S.A., Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, Canada, Brunei, Ethiopia Africa. 

To avoid inconvenience, PESO Capitol is advising all interested parties to bring with them their necessary documents and credentials or call PESO Capitol for more details through telephone numbers 253-5710.

Read more about the Overseas Job Fair: http://www.cebu.gov.ph/news/overseas-job-fair/

Student price: Php 300 (Without the eco bottle)

CEMEX Philippines in partnership with the Cebu Provincial Government, Cebu local government units and various non-government organizations pledged some P25 million, donated by the various CEMEX branches worldwide,  in assistance to Yolanda survivors. CEMEX is a leading global producer and marketer of cement, aggregates, and ready-mix products. 

The partnership's project is dubbed as “Build Unity” which includes the construction of houses and classrooms, and livelihood. With the help of Gawad Kalinga, four (4) unity villages are set to be built. SunStar Cebu reported that forty-four families in Bogo City and another forty-four in Daanbantayan will have new houses by August. 

CEMEX Philippines together with the Department of Education Cebu Division will also rehabilitate Kawit National High School in Medellin. 

CEMEX will construct a community health center in Malapascua Island. provide a bancambulansya (ambulance boat) to the island barangays of Carnaza, Batbatan, Malapascua and Gibitngil in Daanbantayan, and provide training on masonry and vocational courses to typhoon survivors in San Remigio.

The company's corporate communications and public affairs director Chito Maniago said that the beneficiaries were chosen after a series of consultations with their partner NGOs, affected residents and their own assessment of the affected communities. They hope to assist other towns when additional donations from their partners and other private foundations arrive.

Read more about the Build Unity project:

CEMEX Phils, provincial gov’t collab for Yolanda rebuild efforts

Cement maker vows to help build houses