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The Bogo Times

Memorandum Circular No. 73, s. 2014

Philippine Seal

Office of the President
of the Philippines
Malacañang

To provide government employees full opportunity to properly observe  01 November 2014, a declared Special Non-Working Day, and to allow employees to travel to their respective provinces, work in government offices on 31 October 2014 is hereby suspended from 12:00 p.m. onwards.

However, those agencies whose functions involve the delivery of basic and health services, preparedness/response to disasters and calamities, and/or the performance of other vital public services shall continue with their operations and render the necessary services.

This Circular shall take effect immediately.

By authority of the President:

(Sgd.) PAQUITO N. OCHOA, JR.
Executive Secretary

source: http://www.gov.ph/2014/10/30/memorandum-circular-no-73-s-2014/ 
10/31/2014 07:33:00 AM No comments
A groundbreaking ceremony was held last January 30, 2013, headed by Gov. Hilario Davide III and Bogo Mayor Celestino Martinez Jr., for additional houses that will be constructed in the Yolanda Village,  a 1.1-hectare property in Barangay LaPaz, Bogo City, Cebu.
Yolanda Village Groundbreaking Ceremony

Forty-five houses have already been built in the said village.

The program was initiated by the City Government of Bogo to help families whose houses were destroyed by the super typhoon.

Yolanda Village Beneficiaries
29 donors composed of foreign and local non-government organizations turned over the houses to the beneficiaries. The donors were also given a certificate of appreciation by the City.
SunStar reported that the City Mayor said they are prioritizing the 1,350 families who live in the danger zone, or those who reside in the 40-meter no-build zone. He said donors’ pledges have reached 1,500 houses.


Each house has an area of twenty-one to twenty-two square meters and can accommodate five to seven persons. The house is made of galvanized iron sheets and marine plywood and  concrete floors. The beneficiaries are obliged to pay P240 monthly for the lot for 25 years. 

There are lots in Barangays Cayang and Malingin that will also serve as relocation sites for about 4,000 families.

Photo source: City Government of Bogo Facebook page

Info source: SunStar News
2/01/2014 12:20:00 AM No comments
Victims of the earthquake may receive assistance from Pag-IBIG Fund which set aside P4.5 billion for calamity loans where members can avail of 80 percent of their total savings with only 5.95 percent interest. 

Pag-Ibig has installed mobile service desks located in front of the Mandaue City Hall, in Gaisano Capital Danao, at the Bogo Service Office on the second floor of J & N building in Bogo City, at the Gaisano Island Mall in Pusok, Lapu-Lapu City and at the Tagbilaran City Hall and at the Governor’s Mansion in Bohol.

Who are eligible?


  • A member who has made at least 24 monthly contributions (whether continuous or broken);
  • An active member [i.e., has made at least 5 contributions in the last 6 months as of month prior to the date of loan application]; and
  • Resides in an area which is declared by the Office of the President or the Sanggunian concerned as under a state of calamity.
If the member has an existing Housing Loan, Multi-Purpose Loan (MPL) and/or Calamity Loan, the account must not be in default as of the date of the loan application.

How much can one loan? 


Up to 80% of the eligible member’s total accumulated value (TAV, equivalent to member’s contri. plus employer’s contri. plus earned dividends).
The current interest rate is 5.95% per annum.

What is the payment period? 

The loan is amortized over a period of 24 months, with a grace period of 3 months, i.e., the eligible member has a 3-month reprieve and only starts paying on the 4th month.

Can one still loan if he/she has an outstanding MPL/calamity loan? 

Yes, but the outstanding MPL balance shall be deducted from the 80% of TAV. For example, if a member has a TAV of P10,000, the maximum loanable amount is P8,000. If the member has an outstanding MPL of P5,000, the member can only avail of calamity loan worth P3,000.

If, in addition to an outstanding MPL, the member also has an outstanding calamity loan in the amount of P2,000, in the example above, the member is still granted a new calamity loan of P3,000 but will only receive P1,000 because the P2,000 will pay off the existing calamity loan balance. This means that at any given time, a member can have both MPL and calamity loan, but only one calamity loan.

Until when can an eligible member avail of the loan?

Within a period of 90 days from the declaration of a state of calamity.

What are the documentary requirements for the loan application?

  • Completely filled-up application form (please indicate member’s identification number (MID) in the form; if none yet, submit duly accomplished Member’s Data Form with the loan application form)
  • 2 valid IDs

For further inquiries, call 5059759 or 5059761 or email at cebunorth@pagibigfund.gov.ph.

Or visit the Pag-Ibig Fund Official Website





10/18/2013 12:40:00 PM No comments
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