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CITY OF SAN FERNAN- 

DO—A woman was arrested 

after selling illegal drugs in Ba- 

rangay Poblacion, in Norzagaray, 

Bulacan. 

According to Police Regional 

Office Region 3 (PRO3), the sus- 

pect was identified as Rebecca 

Palad, 31 years of age and a resi- 

dent of the said Barangay. 

Prior to her arrest, the Mu- 

nicipal Police Station (MPS) of 

Norzagaray had received infor- 

mation from a concerned citizen 

that selling of illegal drugs takes 

place in the barangay. 

Acting on the information, the 

police conducted an anti-illegal 

drug operation where they cap- 

tured Palad. 

Confiscated from her posses- 

sion were four pieces of small 

plastic sachets containing sus- 

pected “shabu,” which were 

brought to the Bulacan Crime 

Laboratory Office for examina- 

tion. 

A criminal complaint against 

the suspect was prepared under 

Violation of Section 11 of Repub- 

lic Act 9165 or known as Posses- 

sion of Dangerous Drugs. 

Palad is presently detained at 

the Norzagaray Municipal Jail. 

In a recent development, Ar- 

ies David Escarpe, 31 years old, 

was arrested by the virtue of the 

warrant for violation of section 15 

or use of dangerous drugs of RA 

9165 by the San Jose Del Monte 

(SJDM) City Police Station. 

The suspect is a resident of 

Barangay Gumaoc East, SJDM 

City. 

He has a recommended bail 

of P40,000 which was issued by 

Hon. Judge Manuel Ortiguerra 

of Regional Trial Court Branch 

8, Malolos City, and is presently 

detained in SJDM City Jail for 

proper disposition. • 

--Joelyn G. Baluyut 

CITY OF SAN FERNAN- 

DO—The provinces of Bula- 

can, Zambales and Bataan 

remain free from paralytic 

shellfish poison or most 

commonly known as Red 

Tide. 

Bureau of Fisheries and 

Aquatic Resources (BFAR) 

Shellfish Bulletin dated Au- 

gust 3 reported, “The coastal 

waters of Bulacan in Manila 

Bay; Masinloc Bay in Zam- 

bales; and coastal waters of 

Mariveles, Limay Orion, Pi- 

lar, Balanga, Orani, Abucay 

and Samal in Bataan are now 

free of the toxic red tide.” 

BFAR said shellfish from 

the mentioned areas can now 

be gathered, harvested, and 

sold in markets and are safe 

for human consumption. 

Meanwhile, shellfish col- 

lected at Dumanquillas Bay 

in Zamboanga del Sur; Mur- 

cialagos Bay in Zamboanga 

del Norte and Misamis Occi- 

dental; and coastal waters of 

Milagros in Masbate are still 

positive for paralytic shell- 

fish poison that is beyond 

the regulatory limit. 

And all types of shellfish 

and Acetes ap or alamang 

from the areas mentioned 

are not safe for human con- 

sumption. 

“Fish, squids, shrimps, 

and crabs are safe for human 

consumption provided that 

they are fresh and washed 

thoroughly and internal 

organs such as gills and in- 

testines are removed before 

cooking,” BFAR said. • 

CLARK FREEPORT– 

Philippines’ AirAsia will be 

repositioning its flight fre- 

quencies from Clark Inter- 

national Airport to Puerto 

Princesa from seven times 

weekly to four times weekly 

effective September 1, 2012 

in a business decision due 

to the current low season as 

well as part of the airline’s 

preparations for further 

growth. 

Philippines’ AirAsia will 

now operate the Clark – Pu- 

erto Princesa route on Mon- 

day, Wednesday, Friday 

and Sunday. Flight timings 

for this route remain unaf- 

fected by this reduction of 

frequency. 

Guests who are affected 

by this change will be of- 

fered three options: a full 

refund of their flight book- 

ings; or, a credit shell of 

the value of their flight 

bookings which is valid for 

three months; or, an option 

to change their flight date 

without any costs, subject 

to availability. 

An email will be sent to 

the affected guests’ reg- 

istered member email ac- 

count with a link to AirA- 

sia’s Flight Interruption 

System from August 8 on- 

wards, where they are able 

to select their preferred 

service recovery option. Af- 

fected guests will also re- 

ceive an SMS notification of 

the frequency reduction. 

Guests who do not re- 

ceive any notification after 

three weeks are advised 

to tweet AirAsia at twitter. 

com/AskAirAsia, or reach 

the airline company via 

Live Chat, submit an On- 

line Feedback Form or walk 

in to any AirAsia Travel & 

Service Centers located in 

SM North EDSA in Quezon 

City, Mall of Asia in Pasay 

City and in Gaisano Mall in 

Davao City, or contact call 

centres at +632 588 9999 

with their booking refer- 

ence numbers and contact 

details in hand. 

The Clark–Puerto Princ- 

esa route was introduced in 

April as the third domestic 

route for Philippines’ AirA- 

sia, after Davao and Kalibo 

which were introduced in 

March. • 

headliNe 

Gitnang luzon 

AUGUST 8-14, 2012 

2 nabbed for drug selling 

3 CL provinces cleared from red tide 

losT ANd foUNd. SM Pampanga mall customer Ma. Chantelli Yutuc, 25, from Barangay Sindalan, City of San 

Fernando, Pampanga recovered her purchases at Watsons made the other day at SM City Pampanga. Last Saturday, 

Yutuc purchased stockings and beauty products at Watsons but mistakenly left the items at the Annex 2 restroom (beside 

ACE Hardware). Returning the next day, Yutuc went to Customer Relations Service to report the lost items. Fortunately, 

said purchases were recovered by the then on-duty and one of the mall’s Person with Disability (PWD) comfort room 

attendant, Ma. Cristina Maglalang of Job Clean Manpower Services, who turned over the items at the CRS office.The 

items were returned to the owner the same day. contRibuted Photo 

Courtesy of Clark International Airport Corporation 

DRAGONAIR 

EFFECTIVE 29 May 2012 UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE 

� KA 373 (HKG-CRK) 1010H (MONDAY, FRIDAY, SUNDAY) 

� KA 376 (CRK-HKG) 1110H (MONDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY) 

�KA 375 (HKG-CRK) 1005H (TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, 

SATURDAY) 

� KA 376 (CRK-HKG) 1055H (TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY) 

AIR ASIA 

EFFECTIVE 25 March 2011 TO 27 October 2012 

� AK 1438/AK 1439 (KUL-CRK-KUL) 1030H – 1105H (DAILY) 

�AK 6264/AK 6265 (BKI-CRK-BKI) 1545H – 1610H (DAILY) 

AIR ASIA PHIL 

EFFECTIVE 28 March 2012 UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE 

� APG 7001/APG 7002 (CRK-KLO-CRK) 0700H-0945H (DAILY) 

�APG 7023/APG 7024 (CRK-DVO-CRK) 1010H-1415H (DAILY) 

�APG 7005/APG 7006 (CRK-KLO-CRK) 1140H-1725H (DAILY) 

EFFECTIVE 20 APRIL 2012 

� APG 7015/APG 7016 (CRK-PPS-CRK) 1750H-2055H ( DAILY) 

EFFECTIVE 09 JUNE 2012 UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE 

�APG 7455/APG 7456 (CRK-KUL-CRK) 1515H-2330H (DAILY) 

APG 7027 (CRK-DAVAO) CANCELLED EFFECTIVE 15 APRIL ’12 ONWARDS 

AIRPHIL EXPRESS 

EFFECTIVE 29 MARCH 2012 UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE 

�2P 769/2P 770 (CRK-CEB-CRK) 0720H-1030H (EVERY MONDAY, 

WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, SUNDAY) 

�2P 771/2P 772 (CRK-DVO-CRK) 0700H-1100H (EVERY TUESDAY, 

THURSDAY, SATURDAY) 

�2P 773/2P 774 (CRK-KLO-CRK) 1115H-1640H (EVERY MONDAY, 


�2P 775/2P 776 (CRK-PPS-CRK) 1130H-1810H (EVERY TUESDAY, 


EFFECTIVE 17 MAY 2012 

�2P737/2P738 CRK-SIN-CRK 2015H-0400H (EVERY TUESDAY, 


EFFECTIVE 18 MAY 2012 

� 2P779/2P780 CRK-HKG-CRK 1750H-2150H (EVERY MONDAY, 


SEAIR 

EFFECTIVE– 01 MAY TO 27 OCTOBER 2012 

� DG 7792/7793 CRK-SIN-CRK 0725H-1455H (DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY) 

� DG 7792/7793 CRK-SIN-CRK 0800H-1530H (SATURDAY) 

�DG 7928/7929 CRK-HKG-CRK 1915H-2335H (EVERY TUESDAY, 

THURSDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY) 

� DG 7924/7925 CRK-HKG-CRK 0720H-1140H (EVERY MONDAY, 


� DG 7212/7213 CRK-BKK-CRK 1340H-2055H (EVERY MONDAY, 

WEDNESDAY) 

� DG 7212/7213 CRK-BKK-CRK 0725H-1425H (EVERY SATURDAY) 

� DG 7212/7213 CRK-BKK-CRK 1615H-2320H (EVERY FRIDAY, SUNDAY) 

� DG 7402/7403 CRK-KLO-CRK 1215H-1515H (EVERY FRIDAY, SUNDAY) 

EFFECTIVE– 01 MAY TO 01 AUGUST 2012 

� DG 7312/7313 CRK-BKI-CRK 1505H-1935H (EVERY TUESDAY, 



�DG 7402/7403 CRK-KLO-CRK 1535H 1835H (EVERY MONDAY ONLY) 


�DG 7402/7403 CRK-KLO-CRK 1540H-1840H (EVERY 

WEDNESDAY ONLY) 

SEAIR 

EFFECTIVE– 06 AUGUST TO 22 OCTOBER 2012 

�DG 7928/7929 CRK-HKG-CRK 1915H-2335H (EVERY MONDAY) 

�EFFECTIVE– 17 AUGUST TO 26 OCTOBER 2012 

� DG 7928/7929 CRK-HKG-CRK 1845H-2305H (EVERY FRIDAY) 

DG 7904/DG 7905 SUSPENDED EFFECTIVE 01 FEBRUARY 2012 – 30 

JUNE 2012 

CEBU PACIFIC 

EFFECTIVE 18 APRIL’12 – 12 JAN’13 (ADD’L CHARTER FLIGHTS) 

�5J 367/5J 368 (CRK-MFM-CRK) SUSPENDED EFFECTIVE 20 June, 2012 

EFFECTIVE 18 APRIL 2012 CHANGE IN FREQUENCY AND TIMINGS 

� 5J 609 (CRK-CEB) FROM 2045H (M-W-F) eff. 20 June, 2012 

� 5J 371 (MFM-CRK) FROM 2335H (M-W-F) eff. 20 June, 2012 

5J 686/5J 687 (CRK-SHANGHAI (PVG)-CRK) SUSPENDED EFFECTIVE 13 

MAY 2012 – 26 AUGUST 2012 

5J 537/5J 538 (CRK-SIN-CRK) (TUES, THURS) CANCELLED EFFECTIVE 26 

JUNE 2012-26 OCTOBER 2012 

JIN AIR 

EFFECTIVE 20 JUNE2012 UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE 

� LJ003/LJ004 ICN-CRK-ICN 0050H-0140H 2 flts in a week 

FLIGHT SCHEDULE 

Clark International Airport 

TUESDAY 

WEDNESDAY 

THURSDAY 

FRIDAY 

SATURDAY 

SUNDAY 

Corporate Office Bldg., Civil Aviation Complex, Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga, Philippines 2023 

Telephone Nos. (+63 45) 599-2888 to 97 / Fax No. (+ 63 45) 599-2044 / http://www.clarkairport.com 

ISO 9001:2008 CERTIFIED Certificate No. 01 100 096505 


Effective JUNE 26 – July 18, 2012 

DAY 

OPERATOR 

FLIGHT NO. 

ROUTE 

TYPE OF A/C 

ETA 

ETD 

MONDAY 

aIr asIa PHIL APG 7001 CRK-KLO A320-214 * 0700H 

CeBU PaCIfIC 5J 150 CRK-HKG A319 * 0705H 

aIrPHIL 2P 769 CRK-CEB A-320 * 0720H 

seaIr DG 7924 CRK-HKG A319 * 0720H 

seaIr DG 7792 CRK-SIN A319 * 0725H 

aIr asIa PHIL APG 7002/APG 7023 KLO-CRK-DVO A320-214 0945H 1010H 

DraGoNaIr KA 373/KA 376 HKG-CRK-HKG A-320 1010H 1110H 

aIr asIa AK 1438/AK 1439 KUL-CRK-KUL A-320 1030H 1105H 

aIrPHIL 2P 770/773 CEB-CRK-KLO A-320 1030H 1355H 

CeBU PaCIfIC 5J 149/5J 537 HKG-CRK-SIN A319 1135H 1210H 

seaIr DG 7925/ DG 7212 HKG-CRK-BKK A319 1140H 1340H 

aIr asIa PHIL APG 7024/ APG 7005 DVO-CRK-KLO A320-214 1415H 1440H 

seaIr DG 7793 SIN-CRK A319 1455H * 

aIr asIa PHIL APG 7455 CRK-KUL A-320-214 * 1515H 

seaIr DG 7402 CRK-KLO A319 * 1535H 

aIr asIa AK 6264/AK 6265 BKI-CRK-BKI A-320 1545H 1610H 

aIrPHIL 2P 774 KLO-CRK A-320 1640H * 

aIr asIa PHIL APG 7006/APG 7015 KLO-CRK-PPS A320-214 1725H 1750H 

aIrPHIL 2P 779 CRK-HKG A320 * 1750H 

CeBU PaCIfIC 5J 608/5J 370 CEB-CRK-MFM A319 1820H 1900H 

seaIr DG 7403 KLO-CRK A319 1835H * 

CeBU PaCIfIC 5J 538/609 SIN-CRK-CEB A319 1955H 2045H 

aIr asIa PHIL APG 7016 PPS-CRK A320-214 2055H * 

seaIr DG 7213 BKK-CRK A319 2055H * 

aIrPHIL 2P 780 HKG-CRK A320 2150H * 

CeBU PaCIfIC 5J 371 MFM-CRK A319 2330H * 

aIr asIa PHIL APG 7456 KUL-CRK A-320-214 2330H * 

asIaNa OZ 707/OZ 708 ICN-CRK-ICN A-321 2355H 0055H 

TUESDAY 

JIN aIr LJ 003/LJ 004 ICN-CRK-ICN B-737-800 0050H 0140H 


aIrPHIL 2P 771 CRK-DVO A-320 * 0700H 




DraGoNaIr KA 375/KA 376 HKG-CRK-HKG A320 1005H 1055H 


aIrPHIL 2P 772/2P 775 DVO-CRK-PPS A-320 1100H 1130H 

CeBU PaCIfIC 5J 149/ HKG-CRK A319 1135H * 



seaIr DG 7312 CRK-BKI A319 * 1505H 

aIr asIa APG 7455 CRK-KUL A-320-214 * 1515H 



aIrPHIL 2P 776 PPS-CRK A-320 1810H * 


seaIr DG 7313 BKI-CRK A319 1935H * 

aIrPHIL 2P 737 CRK-SIN A320 * 2015H 

CeBU PaCIfIC 5J 941 CRK-BKK A319 * 2045H 



seaIr DG 7929 HKG-CRK A319 2335H * 


WEDNESDAY 

aIrPHIL 2P 738 SIN-CRK A320 0400H * 


CeBU PaCIfIC 5J 942/5J 150 BKK-CRK-HKG A319 0355H 0705H 














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aIrPHIL 2P 773 CRK-KLO A-320 * 1355H 



seaIr DG 7212 CRK-BKK A319 * 1615H 

aIr asIa PHIL PQ 7455 CRK-KUL A-320-214 * 1515H 













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SUNDAY CeBU PaCIfIC 5J 942/5J 150 BKK-CRK-HKG A319 0355H 0705H 


aIr asIa APG 7001 CRK-KLO A320-214 * 0700H 







aIrPHIL 2P 770/2P 773 CEB-CRK-KLO A-320 1030H 1355H 




aIr asIa PHIL PQ 7024/ PQ 7005 DVO-CRK-KLO A320-214 1415H 1440H 










CeBU PaCIfIC 5J 538 SIN-CRK A319 1955H * 










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AirAsia reduces Clark-Puerto Princesa flights 

By Marna DaguMBoy- 

Del rosario 

By Joelyn g. Baluyut 

MABALACAT CITY—After 

its cityhood declaration, Mayor 

Marino “Boking” Morales said 

local officials are set to draft a 

10-year development plan that 

mainly includes infrastructure 

development and efficient fis- 

cal management. 

In an interview Monday, 

Morales said the 10-year devel- 

opment plan will be composed 

of the construction of addi- 

tional building for the city col- 

lege; improvement of birthing 

station facilities; the establish- 

ment of a materials recovery 

facility (MRF) and a landfill; 

the expansion of the public 

cemetery and the renovation of 

the Mabalacat public market. 

Moreover, Morales said the 

development plan will also in- 

clude improvement of the city’s 

fire stations, the city jail and 

the slaughter house. 

“Above all that, we like to 

renovate our old municipal 

hall in Barangay Poblacion. We 

could turn it into a museum 

that would show important 

events on how our town be- 

came a city,” Morales said. 

Apart from the 10-year de- 

velopment plan, Morales plans 

to benchmark its governance 

with known progressive cities 

like Davao City, Puerto Princ- 

esa and Makati City. 

“We will benchmark with 

progressive cities and we will 

also get development consult- 

ants from the corporate world,” 

Morales said. 

Since its cityhood on July 

21, the local government unit 

is expected to have an addi- 

tional P200 million Internal 

Revenue Allotment from the 

national government. In total, 

the city’s budget allocation is 

about P800 million. 

“I appeal to Mabalaqueños 

to help us in this endeavor in 

improving Mabalacat,” Mo- 

rales said. • 

--Charlene Cayabyab 

Mabalacat 

to draft 

10-year 

dev’t plan

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