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Friday, December 23, 2011

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Celine Acut Angers Netizens for Rude Post About Sendong Victims


MANILA, Philippines - Screen captures of supposed Facebook posts have gone viral, angering Filipinos and fueling their drive to help victims of tropical storm "Sendong" (international name Washi).

The posts were supposedly written by a certain Celine Acut, a Filipino living in France, and a certain Van Carumba, a Cebu native living in the United Arab Emirates.

“[A]ccording to the news, almost all of the victims are poor families, so its better that they all die this early…whats the point of living a life which is full of hunger, at least they are now resting with peace..they are worthless, they are unproductive and their lives has no value at al.. they are just making more problems to the society so as i said its better that they have died this early.. they don’t desserve a chance to live because they are poor, they are not VIP anyways,” Acut’s first post said.

“[I] even wish sendong to come back and flash away those remaining poor families over there,” said her second post.

Van Carumba, meanwhile, posted on December 19, “Buti nangyari yan sa CDO (Cagayan de Oro)…Di pa namamatay lahat ng tao jan.” One person commented on her post, saying “Wag ka naman ganyan, di lahat ng taga-Cagayan de Oro may kasalanan sayo.”

Acut’s Facebook profile has since been deleted, but the page was cached by Google on December 20. Screen captures of her profile posted online show that she studied at Mindanao State University-Iligan; lives in Le Petit-Paris, France; and is engaged.

Carumba’s Facebook page is still active, but all her wall posts have been hidden aside from the controversial one she posted on Monday.

Acut and Carumba are now the subject of angry posts on social networking sites such as Twitter and Tumblr, and the screen captures of their posts have been posted on several blogs as of press time. Pages have even been created on Facebook specifically to bash them.

One page on Acut had 1,544 likes, while the other had only 138. A page dedicated to Van Carumba had 451 likes as of press time.

Neither Acut nor Carumba could be reached for comment.

It is not certain if Acut is a real person or a figure created by people seeking to involve others in efforts to help the victims of tropical storm Sendong.

According to Camama Marwah from the Registrar’s Office of the Mindanao State University-Iligan Institute of Technology, they have no records of a Celine Acut graduating from their school.

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‘Sendong’ death toll now 1,018


THE Eastern Mindanao Command of the Armed Forces of the Philippines has retrieved 16 more bodies, raising to more than 1,000 the number of dead from Tropical Storm Sendong (international codename: Washi), which devastated the cities of Cagayan de Oro and Iligan in Northern Mindanao last week.

Waters off the two cities were littered with bodies, officials said on Thursday.

The command’s spokesman, Col. Leopoldo Galon, said that as of 7 a.m. also of Thursday, the fatalities numbered 1,018, with most of the deaths (666) reported in Cagayan de Oro, followed by Iligan (283).

Deaths were also reported in other parts of Mindanao—Bukidnon province, the Caraga region, and the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM)—and in Western Visayas.

Galon said that the search for several missing persons was continuing.

Latest data from the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) showed that the number of victims has increased to over 641,000 or 92,964 families.

In Cagayan de Oro, forensic experts from the Philippine National Police (PNP) also on Thursday were still identifying over 130 cadavers through DNA analysis, fingerprint test or dental test.

Senior Supt. Liza Sabong, deputy chief for administration of the PNP Crime Lab, said that this number excluded bodies being examined by other forensic experts from the National Bureau of Investigation.

With the bodies of victims of Sendong still littering the waters off southern Philippines, officials also on Thursday expressed fears that diseases could strike the survivors of the storm.

The official death toll from last weekend’s disaster, which swept away shantytowns built near major rivers, has exceeded a thousand. Some authorities, however, said that hundreds more could be missing and might never be found.

NDRRMC chief Benito Ramos said that Philippine Coast Guard and Philippine Navy vessels had been drafted for a huge rescue effort to find bodies floating amid debris up to a hundred kilometers away.

“By this time, there will be no survivors, just dead bodies,” he said after Sendong brought heavy rains that spawned flash floods, overflowing rivers and mudslides that buried bodies or swept them into the sea.

Ramos put the death toll at 1,010 while the NDRRMC put the number of missing at 51.

But Mayor Lawrence Cruz of Iligan said that in his city alone, more than 400 residents had been reported missing, with another 283 confirmed dead.

“We could only assume [that] they are dead already. There is so much mud that has to be cleared up and maybe the missing are buried deep inside,” Cruz added.

Philippine Red Cross official Gwendolyn Pang said that at least 900 bodies had been recovered and confirmed that some 400 people had been reported missing.

She, however, pointed out that the exact toll might never be known as some of those reported missing may in fact be among the dead, and there could be many more whose disappearance was never reported.

“Many will never be found and we don’t know how many are really missing. No one will report them because entire families were swept away,” Pang said.

A Navy vessel recovered 11 badly decomposed bodies off the coastal town of Salay on Wednesday, Navy spokesman and Lt. Col. Omar Tonsay said.

“Recovering bodies at sea is difficult because of the sheer volume of debris. You have to ram logs and risk holing your hull or entangling your propellers,” Tonsay added.

Ramos said that the maritime search could continue for two more weeks, but warned that many bodies might have sunk underwater and would never be found.

The main priority now is finding permanent shelter for the thousands displaced by the floods, particularly the more than 43,000 housed in cramped evacuation centers, he added.

Health officials have warned of the risk of epidemics breaking out at the camps, which remain without proper water supply and sanitation.

Metro Manila Film Festival


(We are running this guide to help moviegoers plan their holiday cinema tour. The 37th MMFF runs from Dec. 25 to Jan. 7, 2012.)

My Househusband: Ikaw Na!

Directed by Jose Javier Reyes; stars Judy Ann Santos, Ryan Agoncillo, Eugene Domingo, Rocco Nacino and Ellen Adarna

Trouble in an otherwise normal family begins when Rod (Agoncillo) loses his job as a bank manager. This forces his wife Mia (Santos), who gave up a promising career in sales for her family, to step up. As Mia’s insurance job blossoms, Rod is forced to take care of the house and two kids, especially after their trusted housekeeper goes on an emergency leave.

Trapped at home, Rod befriends their next-door neighbor named Aida (Domingo) who is a kept woman. As the friendship develops, Mia feels suspicious. When Rod decides to try his luck in Canada, he is surprised to know that Mia would willingly give up her work and prepare for the family to move elsewhere. At the same time, Rod makes Aida realize that she, too, has to take a hold of her life and work on her own.

“This is a reunion of sorts with Direk Joey,” said Santos of Reyes, who also directed her and Agoncillo in “Kasal, Kasali, Kasalo.”

ABS-CBN, TV5 want exclusive rights to Azkals games


MANILA, Philippines—The Philippine Football Federation is looking to strike a television deal worth at least P80 million for the rights to air matches of the Philippine Azkals next year.

A reliable source yesterday said that television networks ABS-CBN and TV5 have submitted bids to the PFF for the exclusive rights to the Azkals games in 2012.

The source said the PFF’s target amount of P80 million already includes non-monetary benefits like airtime, promotions and mileage with the actual money going to the federation amounting to just about P15 to P20 million.

“The PFF is looking at P80 million, but 80 percent of the amount is non-monetary,” said the source.

ABS-CBN is actually hoping to extend its partnership with the Azkals that started with the AFC Challenge Cup game against Mongolia in February last year.

The same source revealed that the PFF earned at least P8 million from the ABS-CBN deal that was also spent for expenses incurred during the Azkals’ campaigns.

The PFF Board will decide on the television deal on Jan. 13.

The Azkals actually have a busy schedule for 2012 with two major tournaments lined up starting with the AFC Challenge Cup in Kathmandu, Nepal, in March.

Before the Challenge Cup, where the Azkals have been grouped with North Korea, Tajikistan and India, the national team will also face reigning Southeast Asian champion Malaysia in a Fifa-sanctioned friendly on Feb. 29 at the Rizal Memorial Stadium.

The PFF will also use the international friendly dates in June to hold four matches for the team.

Friendly matches in the months of August, September and October are also slated for the Azkals as they toughen up for the Suzuki Cup in December.

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