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‘Long overdue’: Gatchalian backs creation of CAR

by Seth Cabanban

Valenzuela 1st district Rep. Rex Gatchalian has expressed his support for the creation of the Cordillera Autonomous Region (CAR), something he described as “long overdue”.

“The establishment of the Cordillera Autonomous Region has been long overdue. It is high time that we legislate this very important measure that will give Cordillerans the right to freely pursue their economic, social and cultural development,” the chairman of the House Committee on Local Government said on Thursday, Nov. 10.

The CAR has been a transitory coordinating agency since 1987, following President Corazon Aquino’s Executive Order (EO) 220. HB 3267, if enacted, would grant it autonomy.

The local government panel approved House Bill (HB) 3267 or “An Act Establishing the Cordillera Administrative Autonomous Region” on Nov. 10.

“I congratulate the authors of this measure for their fortitude in tirelessly pursuing its passage. We assure our Cordilleran brothers and sisters that this Committee will continue to fully support this measure until its final approval in the House,” Gatchalian said. He is likely to sponsor the measure in plenary, as chairman of the Committee on Local Government.

Abra Rep. Ching Bernos, Apayao Rep. Eleanor Bulut-Begtang, Ifugao Rep. Solomon Chungalao, Mountain Province Rep. Maximo Dalog Jr., Baguio City Rep. Mark Go, Kalinga Rep. Allan Mangaoang, and Benguet Rep. Eric Go Yap authored the measure.

“The collective aspiration of the Cordillerans for genuine autonomy is rooted on the right to self-determination of the people fueled by a long history of struggle for the recognition of their rights. It is high time that we make good on this Constitutional mandate, and allow the Cordillerans to determine their political status and to freely pursue their economic, social, and cultural development,” the authors wrote

In the 18th Congress, a measure that sought autonomy for the Cordillera Administrative Region was approved on the third reading and was transmitted to the Senate but fell short because of a “lack of material time”, as Gatchalian put it.

https://mb.com.ph/2022/05/31/bill-batting-for-politically-autonomous-car-hurdles-house/

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2 - June 1988-May 1989, on the cover: "Epoch in Communication" by Jaime “Jim” Battad, Jr.
3 - June 1989-May 1990, on the cover: "A Rich Heritage of Race and Spirit" by Neil Manalo
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Multiply Social Network Now A Go After 9 Year Deadlock

Wazzup Pilipinas!

The nine-year deadlock is finally over.

After nine years of being closed, Prosus N.V. has inked a consensus among shareholders to reopen Multiply as a social networking site.

Multiply was a platform where people uploaded various media such as photos, videos, and blog entries, but its real charm among many users was its unlimited photo sharing. With the unlimited photo sharing feature, people upload massive amounts of photos without losing so much of the photos’ quality. People had these photos sorted into different albums, and segregated into different dates.

An agreement with Prosus will be signed tomorrow, September 28 to finalize the re-opening of the Multiply.com social network.

Resolving the problem

Getting all parties to agree is among Multiply CEO Stefan Magdalinski's targets within the first 100 days of Marcos's administration, and it involved engaging all stakeholders in meetings in order to reach a consensus. In a meeting, last Sept. 8, Multiply founder Peter Pezaris and former country manager for the Philippines Jonathan Madrid agreed that the website is necessary to recover and retrieve blogs, photos, and videos from 2004 to 2013.

Legal tussle

The Enchong Dee feature project in UAAP Magazine started on September 23, 2012, during the first semester of UAAP Season 75 hosted by the National University, and has been on hold due to legal issues and scheduling conflicts.

On May 6, 2013, Multiply Philippines officially announced it will permanently shut down.

On May 31, 2013, Multiply had ceased its operations and shut down entirely.

The long closure of the website lasted for 9 years, to rehabilitate and resolve the issues surrounding Multiply, including financial problems as well as to recover and retrieve hosted blogs, videos, and photos.

However, when President Rodrigo Duterte came to power on June 30, 2016, the website remains closed.

According to the sources, the website would remain shuttered when the president was still in office until June 30, 2022.

On April 1, 2019, the company issued a bankruptcy court filing which stated that it would no longer auction off its intellectual property, since its controlling lender planned to "the business behind the Multiply brand name" with their new mobile app, delivering old accounts, photos and videos from the old Multiply from it's launch in March 2004 to March 15, 2013, and establishing new opportunities. The company evaluated that selling its brand at auction is "not reasonably likely to yield a superior alternative."

Magdalinski said he had proposed to the website’s board plans and strategies which would include another set of efforts that should bring the company to profitability in the next couple of years.

“I’ve actually presented to the board some of the things that I like to do and because of the current struggles of the business when it comes to views, and correspondingly revenues. So an important pivot that we will do is, of course, we will still continue to offer social networking, but we want to maximize the assets that we have, that have by putting in more shows that more and more people will use the computer,” Magdalinski said in an interview.

It is expecting to resume its operations next year, after it announced President Rodrigo R. Duterte lifted the closure on August 22.

“Hopefully, next week basta ma-comply nila lahat ng requirement (I hope net week for compliant operators),” Multiply.com Philippines president Katherine Chloe S. de Castro-Cruz told reporters in a briefing Friday.

On October 15, 2019, the response of Chief Presidential Legal Counsel and Spokesperson Salvador Panelo, when asked about the bankruptcy and potential demise of e-commerce and social networking site Multiply.

There was no direct response when asked if the President's previous statements were true that he would approve the reopening of a website, Panelo said.

Such statements by the president were simply out of frustration.

The management announced that it would engage in a decade-long rehabilitation effort, including the importation of old and new features such as similar to Facebook Live until Multiply is reopened by June 1, 2025; however, there were plans to partially re-open within 2021 depending on the social networking portion.

On December 30, 2019, Duterte again warned Multiply CEO Magdalinski that syndicated estafa charges “have no bail” and that he was determined to see them in jail.

On January 2, 2020, President Duterte doesn’t just make threats, he will pursue the filing of syndicated estafa charges against the CEO and owner of Indonesian E-commerce and global social networking giant Multiply over financial difficulties and corporate rehabilitation, Malacañang said on Thursday.

“Pag sinabi ni Presidente, tutuluyan niya iyan (When the President says something, he will really do it),” Presidential Spokesperson Salvador Panelo said in a Palace briefing.

It then began the arduous task of resuming its operations.

To recall, according to Senator Grace Poe-Llamanzares, Chair of the Senate Public Services Committee, and Palawan Rep. Franz Alvarez on the process to reopen Multiply as a social networking site, to compete with Facebook, Instagram, Tiktok, and Twitter.

The Securities and Exchange Commission of the Philippines granted their application for an increase in capitalization and amendments to Multiply's articles of incorporation and by-laws. 

According to CEO and owner Magdalinski in his press release last February 19 at midnight, "Calls to return the blog platform and social networking portion of Multiply be reopen will have to wait until the next presidential administration."

Tech bloggers said the world is focused on the COVID-19 pandemic.

President Duterte maintained on July 26, 2021, that the E-commerce marketplace Multiply still has unsettled taxes with the government worth billions of pesos.

In his sixth and final State of the Nation Address (SONA), Duterte vented frustrations over Multiply’s supposed dishonesty by importing its equipment “tax-free”.

“Kaya talaga ako hindi papayag. They still owe government billions,” Duterte said.

Duterte, however, clarified that he is not holding a grudge against Multiply.

He said he even chose to keep silent over Multiply’s actions because he did not want to appear “vindictive.”

He, however, said he could not stomach the fact that Multiply is “cheating the government.”

“Wala akong problema sa Multiply. They got my money. They wanted to return it when the case blew up but they printed all garbage. Nilamon ko na lang lahat yun because I never wanted to appear vindictive but itong ano, they are cheating the government by billions in taxes,” (I have no problem with Multiply. They got my money. They wanted to return it when the case blew up but they printed all garbage. I just swallowed it all because I never wanted to appear vindictive but what is this, they are cheating the government with billions in taxes) Duterte said.

Duterte, in his previous speeches, has repeatedly said he would not allow Multiply to resume business operations along with the blog portal and social networking portion under his watch.

On July 27, 2021, SBMA Chairperson Wilma T. Eisma said in a briefing that discussions are at 99.99%, and she is hoping to announce the reopening before yearend.

“We are very excited because it means jobs will be back and the social networking portion will be fully operational together with the Multiply International site has reopened and accessible again,” she said.

On October 18, 2021, when senatorial aspirant Rafael "Raffy" Tulfo is among those who support the reopening of the Multiply.com social network to restore jobs for Filipinos and foreigners.

Tulfo said 12,000 Multiply workers lost their jobs after the website ceased its operations and shut down entirely along with the site on May 31, 2013.

“Of course. Kasi why I’m pro mga manggagawa na naapi, nawalan ng trabaho, na nadedehado,” (Of course. Because why I’m pro workers who have been oppressed, lost their jobs, who are disadvantaged) he told ANC’s Headstart host Karen Davila when asked about his support for the Multiply social network reopening.

“In this case I know mahigit 12,000 na empleyado ng Multiply na nawalan ng trabaho because of that,” (In this case I know more than 12,000 Multiply employees who lost their jobs because of that) the veteran broadcaster said.

In a television interview on December 21, 2021, Senator Imee Marcos was asked about her stand on the re-opening of social networking site Multiply should her brother get elected as president in next year’s elections.

Imee Marcos

“To my mind Multiply, under the new construct defined by law and all the problems that have been already revealed, once it solves all that, para sa akin walang problemang buksan yan, first 100 days para makita natin (for me there is no problem with its re-opening, even on the first 100 days so that we can see),” the senator said in an interview with Davila on ANC's Headstart.

According to Ryan Ang: “Is this a sign that they will open and resume operations this 2022?”

Under the new presidential administration, the website will make a comeback: to construct a new modern, permanent Philippine headquarters building in Clark, Pampanga with a data center, hiring former employees, and re-updating the 2013 Multiply logo (Flat variant version).

On June 30, 2022, the new administration forged a compromise with the shareholders involved, just to break the deadlock and get the website going.

On August 19, 2022, it finally agreed on the social networking portion of Multiply. According to Magdalinski, it has decided to reopen the website along with all business operations, the Multiply International site, and the social networking portion including 11 million users with hosted blogs, videos, photos, and messaging. It is set to sign the final agreement on August 31," according to Mon Jocson of UNTV.

The agreement is to be signed tomorrow.

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Jesus Miracle Crusade

The Jesus Miracle Crusade International Ministry (acronym as JMCIM) is an Apostolic Pentecostal religious group in the Philippines that believes particularly in the promotion of miracles and faith in God for healing. JMCIM was founded by Evangelist Wilde E. Almeda on February 14, 1975. It has members in the Philippines, the United States, Canada, Mexico, Panama, South America, Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Australia, Bangladesh, Brunei, Cambodia, China, East Timor, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Israel, Japan, Laos, Macau, Malaysia, Mongolia, Nepal, North Korea, Pakistan, Singapore, Sri Lanka, South Korea, and other parts of Asia.

History

It has a focus on faith healing, from both physical and spiritual disorders; its ministry conceptualizes substance abuse, marital problems, and other personal and life issues as spiritual disorders. It also held several anti-communism rallies in the country.

Doctrine

They also adhere to the Pentecostal formulation of baptism, whereby believers are baptized in the name of Jesus Christ, commonly referred to as Jesus-name baptism, rather than using the Trinitarian formula, and promote Pentecostal standards of holiness in conversation, appearance, and way of thinking.

As a charismatic group, the Jesus Miracle Crusade believes in speaking in tongues and faith healing.

National and International Chapters

The movement has the following chapters nationally and internationally:


Philippines

• Metro Manila
• Caloocan
• Las Piñas
• Makati
• Malabon
• Mandaluyong
• Manila
• Marikina
• Muntinlupa
• Navotas
• Parañaque
• Pasay
• Pasig
• Pateros
• Quezon City
• San Juan
• Taguig
• Valenzuela
• Ilocos Region
• Dagupan
• Ilocos Norte
• Ilocos Sur
• La Union
• Pangasinan
• Cordillera Administrative Region
• Abra
• Apayao
• Baguio
• Benguet
• Ifugao
• Kalinga
• Mountain Province
• Cagayan Valley
• Batanes
• Cagayan
• Isabela
• Nueva Vizcaya
• Quirino
• Santiago
• Central Luzon
• Angeles
• Aurora
• Bataan
• Bulacan
• Cabanatuan
• Mabalacat
• Malolos
• Nueva Ecija
• Olongapo
• Pampanga
• San Fernando
• San Jose del Monte
• Tarlac
• Tarlac City
• Zambales
• Calabarzon
• Antipolo
• Bacoor
• Batangas
• Batangas City
• Biñan
• Cabuyao
• Calamba
• Cavite
• Dasmariñas
• General Trias
• Imus
• Laguna
• Lipa
• Lucena
• Quezon
• Rizal
• San Pablo
• San Pedro
• Santa Rosa
• Mimaropa
• Marinduque
• Occidental Mindoro
• Oriental Mindoro
• Palawan
• Puerto Princesa
• Romblon
• Bicol Region
• Albay
• Camarines Norte
• Camarines Sur
• Catanduanes
• Masbate
• Naga
• Sorsogon
• Western Visayas
• Aklan
• Antique
• Bacolod
• Capiz
• Guimaras
• Iloilo
• Iloilo City
• Negros Occidental
• Central Visayas
• Bohol
• Cebu
• Cebu City
• Lapu-Lapu
• Mandaue
• Negros Oriental
• Siquijor
• Eastern Visayas
• Biliran
• Eastern Samar
• Leyte
• Northern Samar
• Ormoc
• Samar
• Southern Leyte
• Tacloban
• Zamboanga Peninsula
• Isabela City
• Zamboanga City
• Zamboanga del Norte
• Zamboanga del Sur
• Zamboanga Sibugay
• Northern Mindanao
• Bukidnon
• Cagayan de Oro
• Camiguin
• Iligan
• Lanao del Norte
• Misamis Occidental
• Misamis Oriental
• Davao Region
• Davao City
• Davao de Oro
• Davao del Norte
• Davao del Sur
• Davao Oriental
• Davao Occidental
• Soccsksargen
• Cotabato
• General Santos
• Sarangani
• South Cotabato
• Sultan Kudarat
• Caraga
• Agusan del Norte
• Agusan del Sur
• Butuan
• Dinagat Islands
• Surigao del Norte
• Surigao del Sur
• Bangsamoro
• 63 barangays in Cotabato
• Basilan
• Cotabato City
• Lanao del Sur
• Maguindanao del Norte
• Maguindanao del Sur
• Sulu
• Tawi-Tawi

Africa

• Algeria
• Angola
• Benin
• Botswana
• Burkina Faso
• Burundi
• Cameroon
• Cape Verde
• Central African Republic
• Chad
• Comoros
• Democratic Republic of the Congo
• Republic of the Congo
• Djibouti
• Egypt
• Equatorial Guinea
• Eritrea
• Ethiopia
• Gabon
• The Gambia
• Ghana
• Guinea
• Guinea-Bissau
• Ivory Coast (Côte d'Ivoire)
• Kenya
• Lesotho
• Liberia
• Libya
• Madagascar
• Malawi
• Mali
• Mauritania
• Mauritius
• Morocco
• Mozambique
• Namibia
• Niger
• Nigeria
• Rwanda
• São Tomé and Príncipe
• Senegal
• Seychelles
• Sierra Leone
• Somalia
• South Africa
• South Sudan
• Sudan
• Swaziland
• Tanzania
• Togo
• Tunisia
• Uganda
• Western Sahara
• Zambia
• Zimbabwe

The Americas

• Anguilla
• Antigua and Barbuda
• Argentina
• Aruba
• Bahamas
• Barbados
• Belize
• Bermuda
• Bolivia
• Brazil
• British Virgin Islands
• Canada
• Cayman Islands
• Chile
• Clipperton Island
• Colombia
• Costa Rica
• Cuba
• Curaçao
• Dominica
• Dominican Republic
• Ecuador
• El Salvador
• Greenland
• Grenada
• Guatemala
• Guyana
• Haiti
• Honduras
• Jamaica
• Mexico
• Montserrat
• Navassa Island
• Nicaragua
• Panama
• Paraguay
• Peru
• Puerto Rico
• Saint Lucia
• Sint Maarten
• St. Barthélemy
• St. Kitts and Nevis
• St. Martin
• St. Pierre and Miquelon
• St. Vincent and the Grenadines
• Suriname
• Trinidad and Tobago
• Turks and Caicos Islands
• United States
• United States Virgin Islands
• Uruguay
• Venezuela

Argentina

• Buenos Aires City
• Buenos Aires
• Catamarca
• Chaco
• Chubut
• Córdoba
• Corrientes
• Entre Ríos
• Formosa
• Jujuy
• La Pampa
• La Rioja
• Mendoza
• Misiones
• Neuquén
• Río Negro
• Salta
• San Juan
• San Luis
• Santa Cruz
• Santa Fe
• Santiago del Estero
• Tierra del Fuego
• Tucumán

Bolivia

• Beni
• Chuquisaca
• Cochabamba
• La Paz
• Oruro
• Pando
• Potosí
• Santa Cruz
• Tarija

Brazil

• Acre
• Alagoas
• Amapá
• Amazonas
• Bahia
• Ceará
• Espírito Santo
• Distrito Federal
• Fernando de Noronha
• Goiás
• Maranhão
• Mato Grosso do Sul
• Mato Grosso
• Minas Gerais
• Pará
• Paraíba
• Paraná
• Pernambuco
• Piauí
• Rio de Janeiro
• Rio Grande do Norte
• Rio Grande do Sul
• Rocas Atoll
• Rondônia
• Roraima
• Saint Peter and Saint Paul
• Santa Catarina
• São Paulo
• Sergipe
• Tocantins
• Trindade and Martim Vaz

Canada

• Alberta
• British Columbia
• Manitoba
• New Brunswick
• Newfoundland and Labrador
• Northwest Territories
• Nova Scotia
• Nunavut
• Ontario
• Prince Edward Island
• Quebec
• Saskatchewan
• Yukon

Chile

• Arica y Parinacota
• Tarapacá
• Antofagasta
• Atacama
• Coquimbo
• Valparaíso
• Santiago
• O'Higgins
• Maule
• Ñuble
• Bío Bío
• La Araucanía
• Los Ríos
• Los Lagos
• Aysén
• Magallanes

Colombia

• Amazonas
• Antioquia
• Arauca
• Atlántico
• Bogotá
• Bolívar
• Boyacá
• Caldas
• Caquetá
• Casanare
• Cauca
• Cesar
• Chocó
• Córdoba
• Cundinamarca
• Guainía
• Guaviare
• Huila
• La Guajira
• Magdalena
• Meta
• Nariño
• N. Santander
• Putumayo
• Quindío
• Risaralda
• San Andrés
• Santander
• Sucre
• Tolima
• Valle del Cauca
• Vaupés
• Vichada

Ecuador

• Azuay
• Bolívar
• Cañar
• Carchi
• Chimborazo
• Cotopaxi
• El Oro
• Esmeraldas
• Galápagos
• Guayas
• Imbabura
• Loja
• Los Ríos
• Manabí
• Morona-Santiago
• Napo
• Orellana
• Pastaza
• Pichincha
• Santa Elena
• Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas
• Sucumbíos
• Tungurahua
• Zamora-Chinchipe

Guyana

• Barima-Waini
• Pomeroon-Supenaam
• Essequibo Islands-West Demerara
• Demerara-Mahaica
• Mahaica-Berbice
• East Berbice-Corentyne
• Cuyuni-Mazaruni
• Potaro-Siparuni
• Upper Takutu-Upper Essequibo
• Upper Demerara-Berbice

Mexico

• Baja California
• Baja California Sur
• Chihuahua
• Durango
• Sinaloa
• Sonora
• Coahuila
• Nuevo León
• Tamaulipas
• Aguascalientes
• Guanajuato
• Querétaro
• San Luis Potosí
• Zacatecas
• México
• Mexico City
• Morelos
• Colima
• Jalisco
• Michoacán
• Nayarit
• Hidalgo
• Puebla
• Tlaxcala
• Veracruz
• Campeche
• Quintana Roo
• Tabasco
• Yucatán
• Chiapas
• Guerrero
• Oaxaca

Panama

• Bocas del Toro
• Chiriquí
• Coclé
• Colón
• Darién
• Herrera
• Los Santos
• Panamá
• Panamá Oeste
• Veraguas
• Emberá
• Guna Yala
• Ngäbe-Buglé
• Kuna de Madugandí
• Kuna de Wargandí

United States

• Alabama
• Alaska
• Arizona
• Arkansas
• California
• Colorado
• Connecticut
• Delaware
• Florida
• Georgia
• Hawaii
• Idaho
• Illinois
• Indiana
• Iowa
• Kansas
• Kentucky
• Louisiana
• Maine
• Maryland
• Massachusetts
• Michigan
• Minnesota
• Mississippi
• Missouri
• Montana
• Nebraska
• Nevada
• New Hampshire
• New Jersey
• New Mexico
• New York
• North Carolina
• North Dakota
• Ohio
• Oklahoma
• Oregon
• Pennsylvania
• Rhode Island
• South Carolina
• South Dakota
• Tennessee
• Texas
• Utah
• Vermont
• Virginia
• Washington
• Washington, D.C.
• West Virginia
• Wisconsin
• Wyoming

Venezuela

• Amazonas
• Anzoátegui
• Apure
• Aragua
• Barinas
• Bolívar
• Carabobo
• Caracas
• Cojedes
• Delta Amacuro
• Falcón
• Guárico
• Lara
• Mérida
• Miranda
• Monagas
• Nueva Esparta
• Portuguesa
• Sucre
• Táchira
• Trujillo
• Vargas
• Yaracuy
• Zulia

Asia

• Abkhazia
• Afghanistan
• Akrotiri and Dhekelia
• Armenia
• Azerbaijan
• Bahrain
• Bangladesh
• Bhutan
• British Indian Ocean Territory
• Brunei
• Cambodia
• China
• Christmas Island
• Cocos (Keeling) Islands
• Cyprus
• East Timor (Timor-Leste)
• Egypt
• Georgia
• Hong Kong
• India
• Indonesia
• Iran
• Iraq
• Israel
• Japan
• Jordan
• Kazakhstan
• Kuwait
• Kyrgyzstan
• Laos
• Lebanon
• Macau
• Malaysia
• Maldives
• Mongolia
• Myanmar
• Nagorno-Karabakh
• Nepal
• North Korea
• Northern Cyprus
• Oman
• Pakistan
• Palestine
• Qatar
• Russia
• Saudi Arabia
• Singapore
• South Korea
• South Ossetia
• Sri Lanka
• Syria
• Taiwan
• Tajikistan
• Thailand
• Turkey
• Turkmenistan
• United Arab Emirates
• Uzbekistan
• Vietnam
• Yemen

Bahrain

• Capital
• Muharraq
• Northern
• Southern

Bangladesh

• Barishal Division
• Chattagram Division
• Dhaka Division
• Khulna Division
• Mymensingh Division
• Rajshahi Division
• Rangpur Division
• Sylhet Division

Bhutan

• Bumthang
• Chhukha
• Dagana
• Gasa
• Haa
• Lhuentse
• Mongar
• Paro
• Pema Gatshel
• Punakha
• Samdrup Jongkhar
• Samtse
• Sarpang
• Thimphu
• Trashi Yangtse
• Trashigang
• Trongsa
• Tsirang
• Wangdue Phodrang
• Zhemgang

Brunei

• Belait
• Brunei-Muara
• Temburong
• Tutong

Cambodia

• Banteay Meanchey
• Battambang
• Kampong Cham
• Kampong Chhnang
• Kampong Speu
• Kampong Thom
• Kampot
• Kandal
• Kep
• Koh Kong
• Kratié
• Mondulkiri
• Oddar Meancheay
• Pailin
• Phnom Penh
• Pursat
• Preah Vihear
• Prey Veng
• Ratanakiri
• Siem Reap
• Sihanoukville
• Stung Treng
• Svay Rieng
• Takéo
• Tboung Khmum

China

• North China
• Beijing
• Tianjin
• Hebei
• Shanxi
• Inner Mongolia
• Northeast China
• Liaoning
• Jilin
• Heilongjiang
• East China
• Shanghai
• Jiangsu
• Zhejiang
• Anhui
• Fujian
• Jiangxi
• Shandong
• South Central China
• Henan
• Hubei
• Hunan
• Guangdong
• Guangxi
• Hainan
• Southwest China
• Chongqing
• Sichuan
• Guizhou
• Yunnan
• Tibet
• Northwest China
• Shaanxi
• Gansu
• Qinghai
• Ningxia
• Xinjiang

East Timor

• Aileu
• Ainaro
• Baucau
• Bobonaro
• Cova Lima
• Dili
• Ermera
• Lautém
• Liquiçá
• Manatuto
• Manufahi
• Oecusse (SAR)
• Viqueque

Georgia

• GuriaImereti
• Kakheti
• Kvemo Kartli
• Mtskheta-Mtianeti
• Racha-Lechkhumi and Kvemo Svaneti
• Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti
• Samtskhe-Javakheti
• Shida Kartli
• Tbilisi

Hong Kong

• Hong Kong Island
• Central and Western
• Eastern
• Southern
• Wan Chai
• Kowloon and New Kowloon
• Kowloon City
• Kwun Tong
• Sham Shui Po
• Wong Tai Sin
• Yau Tsim Mong
• New Territories (excluding New Kowloon)
• Islands
• Kwai Tsing
• North
• Sai Kung
• Sha Tin
• Tai Po
• Tsuen Wan
• Tuen Mun
• Yuen Long

India

• Central India
• Chhattisgarh
• Madhya Pradesh
• East India
• West Bengal
• Bihar
• Jharkhand
• Odisha
• Andaman and Nicobar Islands
• North India
• Jammu and Kashmir
• Himachal Pradesh
• Punjab
• Chandigarh
• Uttarakhand
• Haryana
• Delhi
• Rajasthan
• Uttar Pradesh
• Northeast India
• Arunachal Pradesh
• Assam
• Manipur
• Meghalaya
• Mizoram
• Sikkim
• Nagaland
• Tripura
• South India
• Andaman and Nicobar
• Andhra Pradesh
• Karnataka
• Kerala
• Lakshadweep
• Puducherry
• Tamil Nadu
• Telangana
• Western India
• Dadra and Nagar Haveli
• Daman and Diu
• Goa
• Gujarat
• Karnataka
• Maharashtra
• Rajasthan

Indonesia

• Sumatra
• Aceh
• Bangka-Belitung Islands
• Bengkulu
• Jambi
• Lampung
• North Sumatra
• Riau
• Riau Islands
• South Sumatra
• West Sumatra
• Java
• Banten
• Central Java
• East Java
• West Java
• Jakarta
• Yogyakarta
• Kalimantan
• Central Kalimantan
• East Kalimantan
• North Kalimantan
• South Kalimantan
• West Kalimantan
• Lesser Sunda
• Bali
• East Nusa Tenggara
• West Nusa Tenggara
• Sulawesi
• Central Sulawesi
• Gorontalo
• North Sulawesi
• Southeast Sulawesi
• South Sulawesi
• West Sulawesi
• Maluku
• Maluku
• North Maluku
• Papua
• Papua
• West Papua

Japan

• Hokkaido
• Hokkaido
• Tōhoku
• Aomori
• Iwate
• Miyagi
• Akita
• Yamagata
• Fukushima
• Kantō
• Ibaraki
• Tochigi
• Gunma
• Saitama
• Chiba
• Tokyo
• Kanagawa
• Chūbu
• Niigata
• Toyama
• Ishikawa
• Fukui
• Yamanashi
• Nagano
• Gifu
• Shizuoka
• Aichi
• Kansai
• Mie
• Shiga
• Kyoto
• Osaka
• Hyōgo
• Nara
• Wakayama
• Chūgoku
• Tottori
• Shimane
• Okayama
• Hiroshima
• Yamaguchi
• Shikoku
• Tokushima
• Kagawa
• Ehime
• Kōchi
• Kyushu
• Fukuoka
• Saga
• Nagasaki
• Kumamoto
• Ōita
• Miyazaki
• Kagoshima
• Okinawa

Malaysia

• Peninsular Malaysia
• Northern Region
• Perlis
• Kedah
• Penang
• Perak
• East Coast Region
• Kelantan
• Terengganu
• Pahang
• Central Region
• Selangor
• Kuala Lumpur
• Putrajaya
• Southern Region
• Negeri Sembilan
• Malacca
• Johor
• East Malaysia
• Sabah
• Sarawak
• Federal Territory of Labuan

Maldives

• Haa Alif
• Haa Dhaalu
• Shaviyani
• Noonu
• Raa
• Baa
• Lhaviyani
• Kaafu
• Alif Alif
• Alif Dhaal
• Vaavu
• Meemu
• Faafu
• Dhaalu
• Thaa
• Laamu
• Gaafu Alif
• Gaafu Dhaalu
• Gnaviyani
• Malé
• Addu

Mongolia

• Arkhangai
• Bayankhongor
• Bayan-Ölgii
• Bulgan
• Darkhan-Uul
• Dornod
• Dornogovi
• Dundgovi
• Govi-Altai
• Govisümber
• Khentii
• Khovd
• Khövsgöl
• Ömnögovi
• Orkhon
• Övörkhangai
• Selenge
• Sükhbaatar
• Töv
• Ulaanbaatar
• Uvs
• Zavkhan

Nepal

• Gandaki Pradesh
• Karnali Pradesh
• Province No. 1
• Province No. 2
• Province No. 3
• Province No. 5
• Sudurpashchim Pradesh

North Korea

• North Hwanghae
• South Hwanghae
• North Hamgyong
• Kangwon
• South Hamgyong
• Ryanggang
• Chagang
• North Pyongan
• South Pyongan

Oman

• Ad Dakhiliyah
• Ad Dhahirah
• Al Batinah North
• Al Batinah South
• Al Buraimi
• Al Wusta
• Ash Sharqiyah North
• Ash Sharqiyah South
• Dhofar
• Masqat
• Musandam
• Pakistan
• Balochistan
• Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
• Punjab
• Sindh
• Islamabad Capital Territory
• Federally Administered Tribal Areas
• Azad Jammu and Kashmir
• Gilgit-Baltistan

Palestinian territories

• West Bank
• Jerusalem (al-Quds)
• Bethlehem
• Hebron
• Jenin
• Jericho
• Nablus
• Qalqilya
• Ramallah and al-Bireh
• Salfit
• Tubas
• Tulkarm
• Gaza Strip
• Deir al-Balah
• Gaza
• Khan Yunis
• North Gaza
• Rafah

Qatar

• Al Daayen
• Ad Dawhah
• Al Khor
• Al Wakrah
• Al Rayyan
• Madinat ash Shamal
• Umm Salal

Saudi Arabia

• Al Bahah
• Northern Borders
• Al Jawf
• Al Madinah
• Al Qasim
• Riyadh
• Eastern Province
• 'Asir
• Ha'il
• Jizan
• Makkah
• Najran
• Tabuk

Singapore

• Aljunied
• Ang Mo Kio
• Cheng San
• Chong Boon
• Kebun Baru
• Teck Ghee
• Anson Road
• Ayer Rajah
• Balestier Road
• Bartley
• Bedok
• Bedok Reservoir
• Bedok Town Park
• Shunfu Estate
• Sin Ming
• Boon Keng
• Bugis-Kampong Glam
• Bencoolen
• Rochor
• Sungei Road
• Bukit Batok
• Bukit Gombak
• Hillview
• Hume Estate
• Bukit Panjang
• Bukit Timah
• Dunearn
• Toh Tuck
• Watten
• Buona Vista
• Ghim Moh
• Holland Drive
• Holland Village
• one-North
• Chinatown
• Clarke Quay
• Choa Chu Kang
• Yew Tee
• Clementi, Singapore
• Dover
• Pandan Valley
• West Coast
• Geylang
• Geylang East
• Geylang Serai
• Geylang West
• Hougang
• Buangkok
• Jalan Kayu-Seletar
• Jurong Residential
• Boon Lay
• Gek Poh Ville
• Jurong Central
• Jurong Green
• Jurong Spring
• Nanyang
• Pioneer
• Yuhua
• Jurong Industrial
• Chin Bee
• Joo Koon
• Lok Yang
• Pioneer Sector
• Jurong Island
• Ten mile Junction
• Kallang
• Kallang Bahru
• Kallang Basin
• Lavender
• Kembangan
• Fidelio Estate
• Frankel Estate
• Kent Ridge
• Labrador Park
• Little India
• Boon Keng
• Farrer Park
• MacPherson
• Mattar
• Mandai
• Marina Bay
• Esplanade
• Marina Centre
• Marina East
• Marina South
• Marine Parade
• North-Eastern Islands
• Pulau Tekong
• Pulau Ubin
• Novena
• Orchard Road
• Cairnhill
• Dhoby Ghaut
• Emerald Hill
• Somerset-Killiney
• Tanglin
• Pasir Panjang
• Pasir Ris
• Elias
• Lorong Halus
• Loyang
• Paya Lebar
• Potong Pasir
• Bidadari
• Mount Vernon
• Punggol
• Queenstown
• Commonwealth
• St Michael's
• Seletar
• Sengkang
• Sennett Estate
• Serangoon
• Serangoon Gardens
• Serangoon North
• Simpang
• Singapore City
• Somapah
• Tai Seng
• Tampines
• Simei
• Tanjong Pagar
• Teban Gardens
• Telok Blangah
• Bukit Chandu
• Bukit Purmei
• HarbourFront
• Radin Mas
• Tengah
• Tiong Bahru
• Bukit Ho Swee
• Bukit Merah
• Toa Payoh
• Bukit Brown
• Caldecott Hill
• Mount Pleasant
• Thomson
• Tuas
• Tuas Crescent
• Tuas Link
• Tuas South
• Tuas West
• Western Water Catchment
• Lim Chu Kang
• Murai
• Pasir Laba
• Sarimbun
• Sungei Gedong
• Wrexham
• Woodlands
• Admiralty
• Innova
• Marsiling
• Woodgrove
• Yishun
• Chong Pang
• Yew Tee

South Korea

• Seoul
• Busan
• Daegu
• Incheon
• Gwangju
• Daejeon
• Ulsan
• Sejong City
• Gyeonggi Province
• Gangwon Province
• North Chungcheong Province
• South Chungcheong Province
• North Jeolla Province
• South Jeolla Province
• North Gyeongsang Province
• South Gyeongsang Province
• Jeju Province

Sri Lanka

• Central
• Eastern
• North Central
• Northern
• North Western
• Sabaragamuwa
• Southern
• Uva
• Western

Syria

• Aleppo
• Damascus
• Daraa
• Deir ez-Zor
• Hama
• Al-Hasakah
• Homs
• Idlib
• Latakia
• Quneitra
• Ar-Raqqah
• Rif Dimashq
• As-Suwayda
• Tartus

Taiwan

• Changhua County
• Chiayi City
• Chiayi County
• Hsinchu City
• Hsinchu County
• Hualien County
• Kaohsiung City
• Keelung City
• Kinmen County
• Lienchiang County
• Miaoli County
• Nantou County
• New Taipei City
• Penghu County
• Pingtung County
• Taichung City
• Tainan City
• Taipei City
• Taitung County
• Taoyuan City
• Yilan County
• Yunlin County

Tajikistan

• Sughd Region
• Khatlon Region
• Districts of Republican Subordination
• Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Region

Thailand

• Northern Thailand
• Chiang Mai
• Lamphun
• Lampang
• Uttaradit
• Phrae
• Nan
• Phayao
• Chiang Rai
• Mae Hong Son
• Isan
• Kalasin
• Khon Kaen
• Chaiyaphum
• Nakhon Phanom
• Nakhon Ratchasima
• Bueng Kan
• Buriram 
• Maha Sarakham
• Mukdahan
• Roi Et
• Yasothon
• Loei
• Sisaket
• Sakon Nakhon
• Surin
• Nong Khai
• Nongbua Lamphu
• Amnat Charoen
• Udon Thani
• Ubon Ratchathani
• Western Thailand
• Kanchanaburi
• Phetchaburi
• Prachuap Khiri Khan
• Ratchaburi
• Tak
• Central Thailand
• Ang Thong
• Ayutthaya
• Bangkok
• Chai Nat
• Kamphaeng Phet
• Lopburi
• Nakhon Nayok
• Nakhon Pathom
• Nakhon Sawan
• Nonthaburi 
• Pathum Thani
• Phetchabun
• Phichit
• Phitsanulok
• Samut Prakan
• Samut Sakhon
• Samut Songkhram
• Saraburi
• Sing Buri
• Sukhothai
• Suphanburi
• Uthai Thani
• Eastern Thailand
• Chachoengsao
• Chanthaburi
• Chonburi
• Prachinburi
• Rayong
• Sa Kaeo
• Trat
• Southern Thailand
• Chumphon
• Krabi
• Nakhon Si Thammarat
• Narathiwat
• Pattani
• Phang Nga
• Phatthalung
• Phuket
• Ranong
• Satun
• Songkhla
• Surat Thani
• Trang
• Yala

Turkey

• Adana
• Adıyaman
• Afyonkarahisar
• Ağrı
• Amasya
• Ankara
• Antalya
• Artvin
• Aydın
• Balıkesir
• Bilecik
• Bingöl
• Bitlis
• Bolu
• Burdur
• Bursa
• Çanakkale
• Çankırı
• Çorum
• Denizli
• Diyarbakır
• Edirne
• Elazığ
• Erzincan
• Erzurum
• Eskişehir
• Gaziantep
• Giresun
• Gümüşhane
• Hakkâri
• Hatay
• Isparta
• Mersin
• Istanbul
• İzmir
• Kars
• Kastamonu
• Kayseri
• Kırklareli
• Kırşehir
• Kocaeli
• Konya
• Kütahya
• Malatya
• Manisa
• Kahramanmaraş
• Mardin
• Muğla
• Muş
• Nevşehir
• Niğde
• Ordu
• Rize
• Sakarya
• Samsun
• Siirt
• Sinop
• Sivas
• Tekirdağ
• Tokat
• Trabzon
• Tunceli
• Şanlıurfa
• Uşak
• Van
• Yozgat
• Zonguldak
• Aksaray
• Bayburt
• Karaman
• Kırıkkale
• Batman
• Şırnak
• Bartın
• Ardahan
• Iğdır
• Yalova
• Karabük
• Kilis
• Osmaniye
• Düzce

Turkmenistan

• Aşgabat City
• Ahal Province
• Balkan Province
• Daşoguz Province
• Lebap Province
• Mary Province

United Arab Emirates

• Abu Dhabi
• Dubai
• Sharjah
• Ajman
• Umm Al Quwain
• Fujairah
• Ras Al Khaimah

Uzbekistan

• Andijon
• Bukhara
• Fergana
• Jizzakh
• Karakalpakstan
• Namangan
• Navoiy
• Qashqadaryo
• Samarqand
• Sirdaryo
• Surxondaryo
• Tashkent
• Xorazm

Vietnam

• Northwest
• Điện Biên
• Hòa Bình
• Lai Châu
• Sơn La
• Lào Cai
• Northeast
• Bắc Giang
• Bắc Kạn
• Cao Bằng
• Hà Giang
• Lạng Sơn
• Phú Thọ
• Quảng Ninh
• Thái Nguyên
• Tuyên Quang
• Red River Delta
• Bắc Ninh
• Hà Nam
• Hải Dương
• Hưng Yên
• Nam Định
• Ninh Bình
• Thái Bình
• Vĩnh Phúc
• Ha Noi (municipality)
• Hai Phong (municipality)
• North Central Coast
• Hà Tĩnh
• Nghệ An
• Quảng Bình
• Quảng Trị
• Thanh Hóa
• Thừa Thiên–Huế
• South Central Coast
• Đà Nẵng
• Quảng Nam
• Quảng Ngãi
• Bình Định
• Phú Yên
• Khánh Hòa
• Ninh Thuận
• Bình Thuận
• Central Highlands
• Đắk Lắk
• Đắk Nông
• Gia Lai
• Kon Tum
• Lâm Đồng
• Southeast
• Ho Chi Minh City
• Bà Rịa–Vũng Tàu Province
• Bình Dương Province
• Bình Phước Province
• Đồng Nai Province
• Tây Ninh Province
• Mekong Delta
• Cần Thơ (Municipality)
• An Giang
• Bạc Liêu
• Bến Tre
• Cà Mau
• Đồng Tháp
• Hậu Giang
• Kiên Giang
• Long An
• Sóc Trăng
• Tiền Giang
• Trà Vinh
• Vĩnh Long

Yemen

• Abyan
• Aden
• Al Mahrah
• Hadramaut
• Lahij
• Shabwah
• Dhale
• 'Amran
• Al Bayda
• Al Hudaydah
• Al Jawf
• Al Mahw

Europe

• Åland Islands
• Albania
• Andorra
• Austria
• Belarus
• Belgium
• Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Bulgaria
• Croatia
• Czech Republic
• Denmark
• Estonia
• Faroe Islands
• Finland
• France
• Germany
• Gibraltar
• Greece
• Guernsey
• Hungary
• Iceland
• Ireland
• Isle of Man
• Italy
• Jan Mayen
• Jersey
• Kosovo
• Latvia
• Liechtenstein
• Lithuania
• Luxembourg
• Macedonia
• Malta
• Moldova
• Monaco
• Montenegro
• Netherlands
• Norway
• Poland
• Portugal
• Romania
• Svalbard
• San Marino
• Serbia
• Slovakia
• Slovenia
• Spain
• Sweden
• Switzerland
• Transnistria
• Ukraine
• United Kingdom

Oceania

• American Samoa
• Ashmore and Cartier Islands
• Australia
• Baker Island
• Christmas Island
• Cocos (Keeling) Islands
• Cook Islands
• Coral Sea Islands
• Federated States of Micronesia
• Fiji
• French Polynesia
• Guam
• Howland Island
• Jarvis Island
• Johnston Atoll
• Kingman Reef
• Kiribati
• Marshall Islands
• Midway Atoll
• Nauru
• New Caledonia
• New Zealand
• Niue
• Norfolk Island
• Northern Mariana Islands
• Palau
• Papua New Guinea
• Pitcairn Islands
• Samoa
• Solomon Islands
• Tokelau
• Tonga
• Tuvalu
• Vanuatu
• Wake Island
• Wallis and Futuna

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