HMD Global to Launch the New Nokia 3310 2017 and Nokia 3, 5 & 6 in the Philippines on June 8

Great news for mobile consumers in the Philippines who've long been waiting for the official launching of the reimagined Nokia 3310 as well as the all-new Nokia-branded Android Smartphones and will be held in an exclusive venue within NCR on Thursday, June 8, 2017! This was revealed by a press invite from HMD Global.

They call it "The New Home of Nokia Phones" - and their local PR agency for the PH media launch of the above-mentioned handsets. HMD Global has previously stated that all its products will be available in the Philippines. These include the Nokia 3, Nokia 5, Nokia 6, and Nokia 3310.

Other feature phones of the same brand are already being sold in the country such as the Nokia 216 and Nokia 215.

There are also rumors about the yet to be unveiled Nokia 8 and Nokia 9. However, these won’t be included in the local event.
New Nokia 3310 Features

The new Nokia 3310 has a 2.4-inch color display, Nokia Series 30+ operating system, 2.0 Megapixel camera with LED flash, and 2G connectivity. There’s also 16MB of internal storage and a microSD card slot.

A 1200mAh battery powers the Nokia 3310 for up to one month of standby time or 39 hours of listening to FM Radio. These are all housed in glossy and bright-colored plastic casing. HMD Global also highlighted the built-in Snake game.
Nokia 3310 Feature Phone

Before we all get too excited, remember that the Nokia 3310 is still a feature phone. Hence, there’s no Wi-Fi and apps. Nevertheless, its Opera Mini browser is sufficient for checking Facebook as long as you have the patience. MP3 playback is supported too.

Nokia 3310 Price and Availability

The official price of the Nokia 3310 is €50. This is equivalent to around ₱2,650.00. However, we’re not sure if this is the same for the dual SIM version.

via pinoytechnoguide

Nokia 3310 – Phone Specifications

• 2.4-Inch QVGA Color Display (160×240 Pixels)
• Nokia Series 30+ OS
• 2.0 MP Camera with LED Flash
• 16MB Internal Storage
• Expandable Up to 32GB via microSD
• Dual SIM
• 2G EDGE and GPRS Networks
• Bluetooth 3.0
• FM Radio
• MicroUSB 2.0
• 3.5mm Audio Jack
• 115.6 x 51 x 12.8 mm
• 1200mAh Battery (Removable)
• Red, Blue, Yellow and Gray Color Options

Nokie 3, 5, & 6

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Nokia 6 Key Specifications 

• 5-inch Full HD IPS, Gorilla Glass 3
• 16 MegaPixels, PDAF, f/2.0 aperture, Dual Tone LED Flash
• 8 MegaPixels selfie cam, f/2.0
• Full HD Video Recorder
• Quad Core ARM Cortex A53 based Qualcomm MSM8937 Snapdragon 430 chipset
• Adreno 505 GPU
• 3GB RAM (4GB RAM option)
• 32GB ROM (64GB ROM option)
• Hybrid secondary nanoSIM slot supports microSD card memory expansion
• Android 7.1.1 Nougat
• Dual SIM Dual Standby
• 4G LTE Cat4
• Non-removable Li-Ion 3,000 mAh battery

Nokia 5 Key Specifications  5.2-inch Full HD IPS, Gorilla Glass

• 13 MegaPixels, PDAF, f/2.0 aperture, Dual Tone LED Flash
• 8 MegaPixels selfie cam, f/2.0
• Full HD Video Recorder
• 4 GHz Quad Core ARM Cortex A53 based Qualcomm MSM8937 Snapdragon 430 chipset
• Adreno 505 GPU
• 2GB RAM
• 16GB ROM
• Hybrid secondary nanoSIM slot supports microSD card memory expansion
• Android 7.1.1 Nougat
• Dual SIM Dual Standby
• 4G LTE Cat4
• Non-removable Li-Ion 3,000 mAh battery

Nokia 3 Key Specifications  5-inch HD IPS, Gorilla Glass

• 8 MegaPixels, autofocus, f/2.0 aperture, Dual Tone LED Flash
• 8 MegaPixels selfie cam, f/2.0
• Full HD Video Recorder
• 4 GHz Quad Core ARM Cortex A53 based Mediatek MT6737 chipset
• Mali-T720MP2 GPU
• 2GB RAM
• 16GB ROM
• Hybrid secondary nanoSIM slot supports microSD card memory expansion
• Android 7.1.1 Nougat
• Dual SIM Dual Standby
• 4G LTE Cat4
• Non-removable Li-Ion 2,650 mAh battery

Nokia is returning with their classics topped up with the innovations of today's time. Although they have been out of the game for some time, they are showing confidence and competence and will try to include themselves in the market.

No Cellphone While Driving To Be Imposed on May 18

"Texting while driving" has taken so many lives all around the world. In the U.S, there are about 1.6 million crashes every year and this is because of the distraction of our devices while we are on the road. Today, texting and driving takes about 200 deaths everyday all around the world.



Last August 2016, the Anti-Distracted Driving Act became a law. This is to prohibit distractions such as texting, browsing the internet, even answering a phone call while driving.

This law would be imposed in the 18th of May 2017. Drivers who would be pesky should be penalized accordingly. For the fines, please see below.

A driver who will be caught using his/her mobile device inside the vehicle while he/she is in the driver's seat shall be reprimanded. This includes mobile phone usage even when the car is immobile (stop on a traffic light or heavy traffic).

Here are the fines of the said law:
1st Offense: Php5,000.00 fine

• 2nd Offense: Php10,000.00 fine
• 3rd Offense: Php15,000.00 fine + 3-month suspension of driver's license
• 4th Offense: Php20,000.00 fine + revocation of driver’s license

There are exemptions to the rule which could actually save you from paying the fine.  These are as follows:

• When the phone is being used for emergency purposes such as contacting:
  • Health Care Provider
  • Law Enforcement Agency
  • Fire Department
  • Emergency Departments/Agencies;
• When operating an emergency vehicle such as a fire truck, an ambulance, a police vehicle, other vehicles used for emergency purposes.
• When the phone is in hands-free mode which allows a driver to access his/her phone without paying too much attention to it; and if the mobile device does not cross or interfere the line of sight of the driver.

A lot of us are hoping that with this new law, the calamities of texting and driving would be lessened given the fact that the government is already imposing it as a rule.  Along with this, it is also important for drivers to be strictly reminded of road rules other than this to ensure a healthy, safe, and active driving environment.

Buffet Date Spots That Are Under Php500 Around the Metro!

As we all know, Filipinos are known to the world as a group of people who loves eating.  Whether it's a celebration for a birthday, promotions at work, marriage, or just a plain night out, eating is never a thing to miss.  We love the inexpensive delicious Filipinos delicacies we can find in the streets but wouldn't it be better if you dine in a place where you can grab all-that-you-can-eat?  Yeah, I know what went in you mind - EXPENSIVE but we're here and we'll provide you a list of buffet date spots in and around the Metro - good thing about that is it's only under P500.00!

Don Day

Aside from the rise of K-Drama, Korean restaurants are also becoming a boom here in our country.  If you try and think of it, expensive and exotic would be the first two things that would come in mind - until you try Don-Day.  Don-Day is one of the cheapest - if not, the cheapest Korean restaurant that offers eat-all-you-can-meat from Chap Chae, Beef Bulgogi, Ice cream, and Samgyeopsal!
Rates:

• Php 299 – Don Day Table Buffet (Mon-Fri) (Without Grill, Lunch Time Only)
• Php 399 – with Samgyupsal (Lunch and Dinner) (Mon-Fri)
• Php 499 – with Beef + Samgyupsal (Mon-Sun) (Dinner)

Don-Day is located at 40 Malingap St., Teachers Village, Quezon City and 2G-5 Sunshine Boulevard Plaza, Quezon Ave. corner Scout Santiago Barangay South Triangle, Quezon City

Love Desserts

Obvious from its name, this restaurant is made for the pleasure of dessert-lovers.  Love Desserts has been curing the sweet tooth of visitors since 2011 and it is not showing a slow stop.  Even if its named Love Desserts, they also serve a variety of snacks to stray you away from too much sweetness.
Rates:

• Php 199 – All the sweets you can imagine!! (Red Velvet Cakes, Peach Bavarian Creams, Mille Crepe Cake, Vanilla Panna Cotta with Mangoes and Blueberries, etc.)  Visitors are allowed 2 hours inside and this also comes with unlimited milk-tea and/or ice blended coffee.

Love Desserts is located at 915 Banawe Street, Quezon City, Pearl Drive, Commonwealth Avenue, Quezon City, and Fairview.

Charaptor

If you want your meal to be laid-back grilled style, then you must visit Charaptor.  This restaurant specializes in grilled food which everyone can enjoy.  The best part? - they serve alcohol.  It's like attending a spring break party whatever the season is!
Rates: 

• Php 390 Lunch (Tues - Sat)
• Php 490 Dinner (Mon - Sun)

Charaptor is located at 9752 Kamagong Corner Aranga Street, San Antonio, Makati City

GPoint Smorgasbord and Bar

 You would probably mistake this restaurant for a bar and if that's the case, you are not wrong.  GPoint looks more of a pub than a restaurant but this pub-looking-restaurant features thirteen (13) cold dishes and eighteen (18) hot dishes which include Korean, Japanese, Arab, American, Scandinavian, and British cuisines.  They also have a pool table which visitors can use from 11 A.M.'til 5 P.M.
Rates:

• Php 299 – (Mon - Sat 11 AM. to 3 PM) (Sun 1 PM to 3 PM) this does not include drinks and customers have 2 hours to enjoy.
• They also have crazy hours run from 3 PM to 5 PM where you can get your drinks at a very low price!  For instance, a bottle of Tanduay Ice would cost you P25 and special drinks would be P65.

GPoint Smorgasbord and Bar is located at 510 Faura, Padre Street, Ermita, Manila from 11 A.M. - 3 A.M. (Mon - Sun) and 1 P.M. - 3 A.M. (Sun)

BigPlate

Now let's talk about our own.  How would you react if you would be served Filipino-fiesta style food in HUGE servings?  I know, right? BigPlate has this belief that Filipino cuisines should be served in generous servings but of course on a budget.  Enjoy classic Filipino-favorite cuisines!

Rates:

• P 298 – Daily Fiesta Lunch Buffet (11 A.M. to 2 P.M.)
• Enjoy luscious BigPlate Lechon Kawali, Kare-Kare, Beef (Slow-cooked), Crispy pata, fried chicken, and many more.

BigPlate is located at Caltex Compound, J. Elizalde cor. President's Avenue, Paranaque City.  Open daily from 7 A.M. to 9 P.M.

City Buffet

Want a quick all-you-can-eat that serves different types of cuisines? City Buffet is a buffet restaurant that serves American, Chinese, Filipino, Japanese, and even a few Italian dishes.  Well you can have unlimited drinks like different varieties of soda, juices, and salads!

Rates: 

Php 399 – Lunch (11:30AM – 3:00PM Mon to Fri)

Php 499 – Dinner (5:00PM – 10:00PM Mon to Fri)

City Buffet is located at  U/F SM City Fairview ,Quirino Hi-way Cor , Regalado Ave ,Quezon City and 4/F Robinsons Galleria, Ortigas Ave. Ugong Norte, Quezon City

Somethin' Fishy

Do you and your friends want an overloaded heavy breakfast that is pocket-friendly?  If you are, then you should not think twice in visiting Somethin' Fishy at Eastwood.  They serve a variety of dishes that would truly fill your gas tank!  Midnight to morning buffet lets late night owls to dine in Filipino, Chinese, and American cuisines from 12 A.M - 10 A.M.  

Rates:

• Php 169 – (Mon - Fri)
• Php 179 – (Weekends and Holidays)

Somethin' Fishy is located at Eastwood City Cyberpark, E. Rodriguez Jr. Ave., Bagumbayan, Libis, Quezon City.

Choice Buffet

Craving for some savory Asian taste where you can eat how much you can?  Don't go elsewhere because Choice Buffet is made just for you. Specializing in Korean grill-style with Shabu-Shabu would really make your entire day!

Rates:

• Php 490 – Lunch Buffet (Mon - Fri)
• Php 580 – Dinner Buffet

Located at Pasay Hobbies of Asia, D. Macapagal Blvd. Pasay City. 

If you love to eat, then this list is perfect for you!  Whatever cuisine you wish to indulge in is possible and in a very affordable price.  Want to add more to this list?  Shoot us an email and let's tag-teams in helping our fellow citizens in finding the best and affordable all-you-can-eat buffet in the Metro.

2-Day Water Interruption to Affect 53,000 Households in Metro Manila

The Manila Water Company, Inc. is our sole potable water resource and wastewater that services more than six million people in the East Zone of Metro Manila.

And what would happen to its consumers if the government is undertaking maintenance works? There would be water disruptions, of course. However, the main reason why it was broadcasted is for us to be prepared. There are ways in which we can hoard water so we’ll have something to use and if you are part of the cities that would be affected, be extra ready.

Photo from Manila Water FB Page

According to reports, approximately 53,000 households will be affected by a 2-day water interruption next week in parts of the metro manila.

The Manila Water Company announced a temporary water interruption from Monday next week, May 15 at 8:00 p.m. until 6:00 a.m., Tuesday, May 16.

In the service advisory announced by the Manila Water Company through social media and television news reports, it’s been said that it will undertake the first phase of its pipe replacement and relocation works at Parian Creek, Barangay Kapasigan, Pasig City.

The listings below are vicinities and barangays that are estimated to be affected:

• PASIG
  • Kapasigan
  • Bagong Katipunan
  • Sta. Cruz
  • Kalawaan
  • San Jose
  • Malinao
  • Sto. Tomas
  • Buting
  • Sta. Rosa
  • Palatiw
  • Bambang
  • Sumilang
  • San Nicolas
  • San Joaquin
• TAGUIG
  • Ususan
  • Napindan
  • Hagonoy
  • Tuktukan
  • Palingon
  • Bambang
  • Sta. Ana
  • Calzada
  • Ibayo Tipas
  • Wawa
  • Ligid Tipas
  • San Miguel
  • **Portions of New Lower Bicutan
• ALL BARANGAYS IN PATEROS

The Manila Water Company is warns the occupants of affected areas to just store a sufficient water for their needs for the duration of the interruption period to avoid any unnecessary difficulties during the said interruption.

We all know that water is the most useful and important resource on Earth. One surely couldn’t imagine how life would be without water. The best thing we could do is to take care of it and mostly to preserve it, because once we abuse water, we will end up destroying ourselves.

Mindanao Railway Project to Kick Off in 2018

The implementation of Mindanao Railway Project will start next year according to Philippines’ House of Representatives Speaker, Pantaleon Alvarez.

Photo: Inquirer.net

The details of the massive and useful infrastructure are as follows:

§  Project involves construction of the 2,000-kilometer Mindanao Railway Project (MRP) which costs about US$9 billion will kick start next year.

§  Congress is working for the provision of funding in the General Appropriation Act to be used for the acquisition of properties for the project.

§  The new railway system will link major cities of Cagayan de Oro, Iligan, Zamboanga, Butuan, Surigao, General Santos and Davao.

§  The feasibility of the project has been completed by JICA, according to the National Economic Development Authority (NEDA), and will be presented to the NEDA Investment Coordination Committee (ICC) by the third quarter of this year.

According to Alvarez, the initial phase of infrastructure implementation will initiate in 2018 adding that the first phase will construct the railway link from Davao del Sur to Davao del Norte.

In addition to this, Alvarez said the second phase will be from Davao del Norte to Butuan City, while the third phase will start from Butuan to Cagayan de Oro. The fourth phase, he noted, will be from Cagayan de Oro to Iligan and Zamboanga peninsula.

The House Speaker also mentioned that the loop from Cagayan de Oro passing Cotabato to Davao will complete the rail system in Mindanao.

Earlier, the National Economic Development Authority (NEDA) reported that the feasibility study of the MRP has been completed and is set to be presented to the NEDA Investment Coordination Committee (ICC) by the third quarter this year.

Three countries namely Malaysia, Japan and China are interested to build the railway system, the NEDA stated.

Considered as one of the four major and massive railway systems which President Rodrigo Duterte promised to build, the Mindanao project will connect major cities of Cagayan de Oro, Iligan, Zamboanga, Butuan, Surigao, General Santos and Davao.

The other infrastructure projects which the Chief Executive vowed to establish are:

·       Luzon Spine Expressway Network which include the Tarlac-Pangasinan-La Union Expessway, North Luzon Expressway (NLEX), South Luzon Expressway (SLEX), STAR Toll.  Manila-Nueva Vizcaya, Manila-Sorsogon, and Manila-Batangas.

·       Mega Manila Subway Project – that will be constructed using the .Japanese tunneling expertise

·       Other railways:

o    Philippine National Railway (PNR) North Railway – connecting Manila and Clark

o    PNR South Railway – two components – one connecting Manila and Calamba and Los Banos in Laguna the other is Manila to Bicol.

o   Subic-Clark Cargo Rail – will connect Subic Port with Clark Airport to help facilitate goods and decongest ports in Manila.

The Mindanao Railway System is one of the banner programs of President Rodrigo R. Duterte and is expected to improve connectivity between the different regions. The improved plan is also projected to result to an enhancement in the level of exchange among regions in terms of goods, products, and people.

Live MLB Games Could Be Coming to FB

Facebook cascaded the news that they are in the process of developing an Apple TV application that will bear a focus on video. Moreover, after that confirmation, according to reports, Facebook is said to be in talks with the Major League Baseball (MLB) regarding prospective streaming rights to utilize the said Apple TV app.

Image: The Verge

Lee Berke, the sports media consultant, said on an interview “Facebook is aggressively going after sports content and they are now one of a number of competitors to traditional media outlets that are going after sports programming.” He also added, “It makes perfect sense that they would be going after name brand properties like the MLB.”

The discussion are actually part of Facebook’s effort to propose more live sporting content the same thing with Twitter who had National Football League (NFL) live streaming. Facebook’s idea to stream one MLB game per week during the upcoming season is parked.

The Opening Day for the MLB 2017 season is less than two months away. Yet, it is still unclear as to what games would stream via its platform.

On the other hand, the Major Baseball League has its own MLB TV streaming platform but it’s not that affordable and requires a subscription. Facebook, apparently would stream for free which are always supported by advertisements.

Facebook has pushed to sign deals with the owners of sports rights to livestream their games. It also makes sense for Facebook to be doing everything to secure additional live events. This is one key of attracting more people who are still watching live sports.

With this partnership, MLB would get contact to youthful spectators at a massive range, knowing Facebook whose scope of audience is worldwide. They have a gigantic range of consumers. This is one reason why Univision’s Mexican Soccer League Liga MX in 2017 decided to use Facebook to live stream their games.

The Facebook Apple app has no release date yet as of the moment, but to live stream an MLB game once a week is just the beginning of what has to come.

If you were to ask over this matter, how would you like to watch your MLB game? Would this new feature be beneficial to everyone considering both consumers and businessmen?

Samsung’s Android Alternative is a Security Disaster, Says Researcher

As we all know, Android is used to run all Samsung devices; however the company is trying to reduce its dependence on Google with the assistance of its own operating system. That OS is called Tizen and runs on Samsung’s smart TVs, smartwatches particularly the Gear series, as well as the minority of smartphones including the Galaxy Z series.

Tizen has been in progress for years. It some was seen on some phones running it at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona in February, where Samsung also announced the Tizen-powered Samsung Gear 2 and Gear 2 Neo. Finally, Samsung has launched the world's first Tizen OS smartphone in Russia which is the Samsung Z.

Unfortunately, not all Android apps are compatible with Tizen. Only those run who get ported by either developers or SAMSUNG team. However, they do not consider like they should run as in Android. Tizen is an HTML5 OS which is something developed by Samsung called ACL (App Compatibility Layer) to run android apps.

Amihai Neiderman, a security researcher at Equus Software, has newly shared several upsetting information concerning Tizen. Although Samsung feels like enlarging its proprietary OS in the near future, one researcher said that it should be a basis for apprehension.

He also added that Samsung’s OS has as many as 40 zero-day vulnerabilities, tolerating despicable characters to slightly hack millions of smart TVs, mobile phones, and further merchandises.

Neiderman, in an interview with Motherboard, said Tizen’s code may be “the worst he’d ever seen” and that the people who wrote it “don’t have any understanding of security.” “It’s like taking an undergraduate and letting him program your software”, he added.

The weakness found in Tizen is somewhat scary because it allows hackers to take control of a Samsung device from afar, according to Neiderman. He also points out a very vital security error in the design of the TizenStore app, which hackers can use to send malevolent code to any Tizen devices.

Relatively, a lot of the Tizen code base is old and is borrowed from previous coding projects like Bada, according to Neiderman. On the other hand, most of the security holes he exposed were in the new code, which was actually written in the last two years.

Another attention-grabbing fact is that many of the security flaws are described as mistakes programmers were making twenty years ago.

The Samsung’s Tizen is judged as isn’t the safest operating system that anyone can use. Certainly, Android has its fair share of security vulnerabilities, and considering the huge scale of the Android ecosystem, even small issues could affect many users. Therefore, the scrutiny that Android endures means that vulnerabilities are identified rather quickly. Well, that might not be the case with a less popular operating system like Tizen.

List of Barangays in Metro Manila, Nearby Provinces Near Earthquake Fault

The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) released the Valley Fault System Atlas (VFS) which is a collection of thorough large-scale maps that demonstrates the areas that are in close proximity to an earthquake fault.

The VFS is composed of two segments:

East Valley Fault - running through Rizal

West Valley Fault - running through Bulacan, Rizal, Metro Manila, Cavite, and Laguna.

PHIVOLCS has beforehand warned about probable impending activity from the West Valley Fault.

"We don't usually use the word ripe because the fact would indicate that the West Valley Fault can move in our lifetime simply because the last earthquake that happened from this fault, most likely the 1658 earthquake 357 years ago, and the interval of movement of the fault is roughly between 400-600 years. So that's very close," said Director Renato Solidum, Director of PHIVOCS.

The magnitude 7.8 earthquake that hit Nepal last month might be the same magnitude that the West Valley Fault could possibly generate, but according to research this could be a 7.2 magnitude; while the East Valley Fault could generate a magnitude 6.2 earthquake.

According to approximates based on previous studies conducted by PHIVOLCS in partnership with the Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA), Japan International Cooperation Agency, and Geosciences Australia said that in case of a magnitude 7.2 earthquake from the West Valley the fault, a death toll cannot be avoided – 31,000 to 33,500 people could die. In this particular study, an estimated damage would cost around P1.8 to 2.3 trillion.

Here is the list of barangays traversed by the VFS Atlas:

WEST VALLEY FAULT
Quezon City Ø  Bagong Silangan Ø  Bagumbayan Ø  Batasan Hills Ø  Blue Ridge B Ø  Libis Ø  Matandang Balara Ø  Pansol Ø  White Plains Ø  Ugong Norte Ø  Loyola Heights Ø  Pasong Putik Proper (Pasong Putik) Ø  Payatas Muntinlupa City Ø  Alabang Ø  Bayanan Ø  Buli Ø  Cupang Ø  Poblacion Ø  Putatan Ø  Sucat Ø  Tunasan Pasig City Ø  Bagong Ilog Ø  Ugong	Taguig City Ø  Bagumbayan Ø  Bagong Tanyag Ø  Upper Bicutan Ø  Central Bicutan Ø  Lower Bicutan Ø  Maharlika Village Ø  Pinagsama Ø  North Signal Village Ø  Central Signal Village Ø  South Signal Village Ø  Ususan Ø  South Daang Hari Marikina City Ø  Barangka Ø  Industrial Valley Ø  Malanday Ø  Tumana Muntinlupa City Ø  East Rembo Ø  Pembo Ø  Rizal Ø  Combo

Outside Metro Manila
Bulacan Ø  San Jose Del Monte City San Isidro Ciudad Real San Roque Ø  Norzagaray San Lorenzo   Ø  Doña Remedios Trinidad Camachin Kabayunan Sapang Bulak Bayabas Camachile Pulong Sampalok Cavite Ø  Gen. Mariano Alvarez o   San Jose Ø  Carmona o   Bancal o   Cabilang Baybay o   Lantic o   Mabuhay Ø  Silang o   Carmen o   Inchican	Laguna Ø  San Pedro Calendola Gsis Sampaguita Village San Antonio San Vicente Riverside United Bayanihan Ø  Biñan o   Biñan (Poblacion) o   Malamig o   San Francisco (Halang) Ø  Sta. Rosa o   Sto Domingo Ø  Cabuyao o   Casile Ø  Calamba o   Canlubang

                                                     

EAST VALLEY FAULT

Rizal Ø  San Mateo Ampid I Dulongbayan Ii Guinayang Guitnangbayan Ii Malanday Maly Santa Ana Ø  Rodriguez (Montalban) Burgos Macabud San Jose San Isidro San Rafael (Rosario)

People from these places should be cautious and alert in cases of high-magnitude earthquakes.  This is not a joke anymore, a series of calamities have been hitting our country and it is mother nature’s way of showing us that she is real.  The question and action there would be how we are going to deal with it.