1. PANGALAN 2. SIYA AY AKING 3. GAGAWIN KO UPANG MAPAUNLAD ANG PIKIKI-PAGUGNAYAN KO 4.

PETSA NG
PAGSASAKATUPARAN 5. NARAMDAMAN KO PAGKATAPOS KONG GAWIN


PRACTICE INFOMERCIAL
1: No! What are you doing?!
2: Whawhat? Why? Im just disposing my garb
1: IN THE RIVER?!
2: Yes. Why? Is there a problem with that? You look so terrified.
1: Yes. Your garbage will poison and kill the fishes! It will also pollute the river. And the waters from the river
go straight to the ocean, if the poison gets there, all of the fishes would die! What would you eat by then?!
1: Oh, yeah, sorry. II forgot about that.
2: Its okay. As long as next time, you make sure that you dont throw your garbage in the river. Dont forget it!
2: I wont, I promise.
Do not pollute the rivers, a friendly reminder from DENR.
KAREN NEWS
SM Group mulls entry into power generation
The SM Group will study whether or not it is allowed to venture into the power generation sector given its
affiliation with the National Grid Corp. of the Philippines (NGCP), the countrys transmission highway operator.
SM Investments Corp. chief financial officer Jose Sio said this is among the issues the SM Group is looking at
to ensure that there are no thorns that may arise when it pursues power generation projects.
What were interested in is power generation, Sio said.
Thats the area that we want to resolve so we will see, he told reporters when asked about the possible
conflict of interest if the SM Group proceeds with its power generation ventures given its affiliation with
NGCP.
RAMONA NEWS
Rebels bomb transmission tower in Maguindanao
Suspected rebels of the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters, a breakaway faction of the Moro Islamic
Liberation Front (MILF), bombed a transmission tower of the National Grid Corporation in Maguindanao today,
causing a blackout in the province.
BIFF men detonated the improvised explosive device (IED) at the tower in Sultan Kudarat town at 3 a.m.
Monday, said Ramon Zagala, public affairs office chief of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP).
The explosion caused "massive brownout." But power has been restored by Monday noon, he said.
"We believe this act is anti-people, anti-peace process," Zagala said.
The BIFF is associated with Khilafa Islamiyah Mindanao, which is blamed for the July 26 bombing in Cagayan
de Oro City, also on Mindanao Island, that left nine people dead and many others injured.
KIM NEWS
Worker killed, another wounded in alleged rebel attack in Cotabato
One person was killed and another was wounded in an attack by alleged leftist rebels in the southern
Philippines yesterday, the military said today.
The latest attack happened at 10 p.m. local time when at least 20 gunmen who identified themselves as New
People's Army guerrillas swooped down on the compound of Standard Rubber Development Corporation
(Standeco) and burned several equipment of the rubber processing firm in Taluntalunan village, Makilala town,
in Mindanao's North Cotabato province, said Severino David, spokesperson of the military's Eastern Mindanao
Command.
David said a worker was killed and another was wounded when an improvised explosive believed to be planted by
the attackers went off along a road leading to the rubber processing plant. 0`