Monday, February 5, 2018

JESUS MIRACLE CRUSADE

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The '''Jesus Miracle Crusade International Ministry''' (acronym as '''JMCIM''') is an [[United Pentecostal Church International|Apostolic Pentecostal]] religious group in the [[Philippines]] which believes particularly in the promotion of miracles and faith in God for healing. JMCIM was founded by [[Evangelism|Evangelist]] [[Wilde E. Almeda]]<ref name="sever">{{cite book|last1=Severino|first1=Rodolfo C.|last2=Salazar|first2=Lorraine Carlos|title=Whither the Philippines in the 21st Century?|publisher=Institute of Southeast Asian Studies|isbn=9789812304995|page=110|url=https://books.google.com.ph/books?id=FNFh114RQv8C&pg=PA110|accessdate=21 November 2016|language=en}}</ref> in February 14, 1975. It has members in the Philippines, the [[United States]], [[Canada]], [[Europe]], the [[Middle east]], [[Australia]], [[Singapore]], [[Japan]], [[China]], and other parts of [[Asia]] .<ref name="sever"/>

==Local and International [[Chapter (religion)|Chapters]]==

The movement has the following chapters nationally and internationally:

===[[Philippines]]===
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* [[Manila]]
* [[Quezon City]]
* [[Caloocan|Caloocan City]]
* [[Las Piñas|Las Piñas City]]
* [[Makati|Makati City]]
* [[Malabon|Malabon City]]
* [[Mandaluyong|Mandaluyong City]]
* [[Marikina|Marikina City]]
* [[Meycauayan|Meycauayan City]]
* [[Muntinlupa|Muntinlupa City]]
* [[Navotas|Navotas City]]
* [[Parañaque|Parañaque City]]
* [[Pasay|Pasay City]]
* [[Pasig|Pasig City]]
* [[San Juan, Metro Manila|San Juan City]]
* [[San Pedro, Laguna|San Pedro City]]
* [[Taguig|Taguig City]]
* [[Valenzuela, Metro Manila|Valenzuela City]]
* [[Obando, Bulacan|Obando]]
* [[Pateros, Metro Manila|Pateros]]
* [[Ilocos Norte]]
* [[Ilocos Sur]]
* [[La Union (province)|La Union]]
* [[Pangasinan]]
* [[Abra (province)|Abra]]
* [[Baguio City]]
* [[Benguet province|Benguet]]
* [[Kalinga (province)|Kalinga]]
* [[Apayao]]
* [[Mountain Province]]
* [[Ifugao]]
* [[Batanes]]
* [[Cagayan]]
* [[Isabela (province)|Isabela]]
* [[Quirino]]
* [[Nueva Vizcaya]]
* [[Angeles, Philippines|Angeles City]]
* [[Mabalacat|Mabalacat City]]
* [[San Fernando, Pampanga|City of San Fernando]]
* [[Pampanga]]
* [[Tarlac City]]
* [[Tarlac]]
* [[Olongapo|Olongapo City]]
* [[Zambales]]
* [[Balanga, Bataan|Balanga City]]
* [[Bataan]]
* [[Malolos|Malolos City]]
* [[San Jose del Monte|City of San Jose Del Monte]]
* [[Bulacan]]
* [[Cabanatuan|Cabanatuan City]]
* [[Nueva Ecija]]
* [[Aurora (province)|Aurora]]
* [[Antipolo|Antipolo City]]
* [[Rizal]]
* [[Cavite]]
* [[Biñan|Biñan City]]
* [[Santa Rosa, Laguna|Santa Rosa City]]
* [[Cabuyao|Cabuyao City]]
* [[Calamba, Laguna|Calamba City]]
* [[San Pablo, Laguna]]
* [[Laguna (province)|Laguna]]
* [[Batangas City]]
* [[Lipa, Batangas|Lipa City]]
* [[Batangas]]
* [[Lucena, Philippines|Lucena City]]
* [[Quezon (province)|Quezon]]
* [[Puerto Princesa|Puerto Princesa City]]
* [[Palawan]]
* [[Occidental Mindoro]]
* [[Oriental Mindoro]]
* [[Marinduque]]
* [[Romblon]]
* [[Camarines Norte]]
* [[Camarines Sur]]
* [[Albay]]
* [[Catanduanes]]
* [[Sorsogon]]
* [[Masbate]]
* [[Aklan]]
* [[Antique]]
* [[Capiz]]
* [[Iloilo City]]
* [[Iloilo]]
* [[Guimaras]]
* [[Bacolod|Bacolod City]]
* [[Negros Occidental]]
* [[Cebu City]]
* [[Lapu-Lapu, Philippines|Lapu-lapu City]]
* [[Mandaue|Mandaue City]]
* [[Cebu]]
* [[Bohol]]
* [[Negros Oriental]]
* [[Siquijor]]
* [[Biliran]]
* [[Ormoc|Ormoc City]]
* [[Tacloban|Tacloban City]]
* [[Leyte]]
* [[Southern Leyte]]
* [[Northern Samar]]
* [[Eastern Samar]]
* [[Samar (province)|Western Samar]]
* [[Isabela, Basilan|Isabela City]]
* [[Zamboanga City]]
* [[Zamboanga del Norte]]
* [[Zamboanga del Sur]]
* [[Zamboanga Sibugay]]
* [[Bukidnon]]
* [[Cagayan de Oro|Cagayan de Oro City]]
* [[Camiguin]]
* [[Misamis Occidental]]
* [[Misamis Oriental]]
* [[Iligan|Iligan City]]
* [[Lanao del Norte]]
* [[Davao City]]
* [[Tagum|Tagum City]]
* [[Compostela Valley]]
* [[Davao del Norte]]
* [[Davao del Sur]]
* [[Davao Occidental]]
* [[Davao Oriental]]
* [[Cotabato City]]
* [[Cotabato]]
* [[General Santos|General Santos City]]
* [[Sarangani]]
* [[South Cotabato]]
* [[Sultan Kudarat]]
* [[Butuan|Butuan City]]
* [[Agusan del Norte]]
* [[Agusan del Sur]]
* [[Dinagat Islands]]
* [[Surigao del Norte]]
* [[Surigao del Sur]]
* [[Basilan]]
* [[Lanao del Sur]]
* [[Maguindanao]]
* [[Shariff Kabunsuan]]
* [[Sulu (province)|Sulu]]
* [[Tawi-Tawi]]
===[[China]]===
* [[North China]]
** [[Beijing|Beijing Municipality]]
** [[Tianjin|Tianjin Municipality]]
** [[Hebei|Hebei Province]]
** [[Shanxi|Shanxi Province]]
** [[Inner Mongolia|Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region]]
* [[Northeast China]]
** [[Liaoning|Liaoning Province]]
** [[Jilin|Jilin Province]]
** [[Heilongjiang|Heilongjiang Province]]
* [[East China]]
** [[Shanghai|Shanghai Municipality]]
** [[Jiangsu|Jiangsu Province]]
** [[Zhejiang|Zhejiang Province]]
** [[Anhui|Anhui Province]]
** [[Fujian|Fujian Province]]
** [[Jiangxi|Jiangxi Province]]
** [[Shandong|Shandong Province]]
* [[South Central China]]
** [[Henan|Henan Province]]
** [[Hubei|Hubei Province]]
** [[Hunan|Hunan Province]]
** [[Guangdong|Guangdong Province]]
** [[Guangxi|Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region]]
** [[Hainan|Hainan Province]]
* [[Southwest China]]
** [[Chongqing|Chongqing Municipality]]
** [[Sichuan|Sichuan Province]]
** [[Guizhou|Guizhou Province]]
** [[Yunnan|Yunnan Province]]
** [[Tibet Autonomous Region]]
* [[Northwest China]]
** [[Shaanxi|Shaanxi Province]]
** [[Gansu|Gansu Province]]
** [[Qinghai|Qinghai Province]]
** [[Ningxia|Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region]]
** [[Xinjiang|Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region]]
===[[Hong Kong]]===
* [[Hong Kong Island]]
** [[Central and Western District|Central and Western]]
** [[Eastern District (Hong Kong)|Eastern]]
** [[Southern District (Hong Kong)|Southern]]
** [[Wan Chai District|Wan Chai]]
* [[Kowloon]] and [[New Kowloon]]
** [[Kowloon City District|Kowloon City]]
** [[Kwun Tong District|Kwun Tong]]
** [[Sham Shui Po District|Sham Shui Po]]
** [[Wong Tai Sin District|Wong Tai Sin]]
** [[Yau Tsim Mong District|Yau Tsim Mong]]
* [[New Territories]] &lt;small&gt; (excluding New Kowloon)&lt;/small&gt;
** [[Islands District|Islands]]
** [[Kwai Tsing District|Kwai Tsing]]
** [[North District (Hong Kong)|North]]
** [[Sai Kung District|Sai Kung]]
** [[Sha Tin District|Sha Tin]]
** [[Tai Po District|Tai Po]]
** [[Tsuen Wan District|Tsuen Wan]]
** [[Tuen Mun District|Tuen Mun]]
** [[Yuen Long District|Yuen Long]]
===[[India]]===
*[[North India]]
**[[Jammu and Kashmir]]
**[[Himachal Pradesh]]
**[[Punjab]]
**[[Chandigarh]]
**[[Uttarakhand]]
**[[Haryana]]
**[[Delhi]]
**[[Uttar Pradesh]]
*[[Northeast India]]
**[[Arunachal Pradesh]]
**[[Assam]]
**[[Manipur]]
**[[Meghalaya]]
**[[Mizoram]]
**[[Nagaland]]
**[[Sikkim]]
**[[Tripura]]
*[[East India]]
**[[Bihar]]
**[[Jharkhand]]
**[[Odisha]]
**[[West Bengal]]
**[[Andaman and Nicobar Islands]]
*[[South India]]
**[[Andhra Pradesh]]
**[[Karnataka]]
**[[Kerala]]
**[[Tamil Nadu]]
**[[Telangana]]
*[[Western India]]
**[[Gujarat]]
**[[Maharashtra]]
**[[Goa]]
**[[Daman and Diu]]
**[[Dadra and Nagar Haveli]]
===[[Indonesia]]===
* [[Sumatra]]
** [[Aceh]]
** [[Bangka–Belitung Islands]]
** [[Bengkulu]]
** [[Jambi]]
** [[Lampung (province)|Lampung]]
** [[North Sumatra]]
** [[Riau]]
** [[Riau Islands Province|Riau Islands]]
** [[South Sumatra]]
** [[West Sumatra]]
* [[Java]]
** [[Banten]]
** [[Central Java]]
** [[East Java]]
** [[Jakarta]]
** [[West Java]]
** [[Special Region of Yogyakarta|Yogyakarta]]
* [[Kalimantan]]
** [[Central Kalimantan]]
** [[East Kalimantan]]
** [[North Kalimantan]]
** [[South Kalimantan]]
** [[West Kalimantan]]
* [[Lesser Sunda Islands|Lesser Sunda]]
** [[Bali]]
** [[East Nusa Tenggara]]
** [[West Nusa Tenggara]]
* [[Sulawesi]]
** [[Central Sulawesi]]
** [[Gorontalo]]
** [[North Sulawesi]]
** [[Southeast Sulawesi]]
** [[South Sulawesi]]
** [[West Sulawesi]]
* [[Maluku Islands|Maluku]]
** [[Maluku (province)|Maluku]]
** [[North Maluku]]
* [[West Papua (region)|Western New Guinea]]
** [[Papua (province)|Papua]]
** [[West Papua (province)|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]]
===[[Jordan]]===
* North Region
** [[Ajloun Governorate|Ajloun]]
** [[Irbid Governorate|Irbid]]
** [[Jerash Governorate|Jerash]]
** [[Mafraq Governorate|Mafraq]]
* Central Region
** [[Amman Governorate|Amman]]
** [[Balqa Governorate|Balqa]]
** [[Madaba Governorate|Madaba]]
** [[Zarqa Governorate|Zarqa]]
* South Region
** [[Aqaba Governorate|Aqaba]]
** [[Karak Governorate|Karak]]
** [[Ma'an Governorate|Ma'an]]
** [[Tafilah Governorate|Tafilah]]
===[[Kazakhstan]]===
* [[Akmola Region|Akmola]]
* [[Aktobe Region|Aktobe]]
* [[Almaty Region|Almaty]]
* [[Atyrau Region|Atyrau]]
* [[East Kazakhstan Region|East Kazakhstan]]
* [[Karaganda Region|Karaganda]]
* [[Kostanay Region|Kostanay]]
* [[Kyzylorda Region|Kyzylorda]]
* [[Jambyl Region|Jambyl]]
* [[Mangystau Region|Mangystau]]
* [[North Kazakhstan Region|North Kazakhstan]]
* [[Pavlodar Region|Pavlodar]]
* [[South Kazakhstan Region|South Kazakhstan]]
* [[West Kazakhstan Region|West Kazakhstan]]
===[[Kuwait]]===
* [[Capital Governorate (Kuwait)|Capital (Asima)]]
* [[Hawalli Governorate|Hawalli]]
* [[Farwaniya Governorate|Farwaniya]]
* [[Ahmadi Governorate|Ahmadi]]
* [[Jahra Governorate|Jahra]]
* [[Mubarak Al-Kabeer Governorate|Mubarak Al-Kabeer]]
===[[Kyrgyzstan]]===
* [[Batken Region|Batken]]
* [[Bishkek]] (city)
* [[Chuy Region|Chuy]]
* [[Issyk Kul Region|Issyk-Kul]]
* [[Jalal-Abad Region|Jalal-Abad]]
* [[Naryn Region|Naryn]]
* [[Osh Region|Osh]]
* [[Osh]] (city)
* [[Talas Region|Talas]]
===[[Laos]]===
* [[Attapeu Province|Attapeu]]
* [[Bokeo Province|Bokeo]]
* [[Bolikhamsai Province|Bolikhamxai]]
* [[Champasak Province|Champasak]]
* [[Houaphanh Province|Houaphan]]
* [[Khammouane Province|Khammouan]]
* [[Luang Namtha Province|Luang Namtha]]
* [[Luang Prabang Province|Louangphabang]]
* [[Oudomxay Province|Oudomxai]]
* [[Phongsaly Province|Phongsali]]
* [[Sainyabuli Province|Sainyabuli]]
* [[Salavan Province|Salavan]]
* [[Savannakhet Province|Savannakhet]]
* [[Sekong Province|Sekong]]
* [[Vientiane Prefecture|Vientiane (Viengchan)]]
* [[Vientiane Province|Vientiane]]
* [[Xiangkhouang Province|Xiangkhoang]]
===[[Lebanon]]===
* [[Beirut Governorate|Beirut]]
* [[Beqaa Governorate|Beqaa]]
* [[Mount Lebanon Governorate|Mount Lebanon]]
* [[Nabatieh Governorate|Nabatieh]]
* [[North Governorate|North]]
* [[South Governorate|South]]
===[[Macau]]===
* [[Macau Peninsula]]
** [[Nossa Senhora de Fátima, Macau|N. Sra. de Fátima]]
** [[Santo António, Macau|Sto. António]]
** [[São Lázaro|S. Lázaro]]
** [[Sé, Macau|Sé]]
** [[São Lourenço, Macau|S. Lourenço]]
* [[Taipa]] and [[Coloane]]
** [[Taipa|N. Sra. do Carmo]]
** [[Coloane|S. Francisco Xavier]]
===[[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]]
**[[Labuan|Federal Territory of Labuan]]
===[[Maldives]]===
* [[Haa Alif Atoll|Haa Alif]]
* [[Haa Dhaalu Atoll|Haa Dhaalu]]
* [[Shaviyani Atoll|Shaviyani]]
* [[Noonu Atoll|Noonu]]
* [[Raa Atoll|Raa]]
* [[Baa Atoll|Baa]]
* [[Lhaviyani Atoll|Lhaviyani]]
* [[Kaafu Atoll|Kaafu]]
* [[Alif Alif Atoll|Alif Alif]]
* [[Alif Dhaal Atoll|Alif Dhaal]]
* [[Vaavu Atoll|Vaavu]]
* [[Meemu Atoll|Meemu]]
* [[Faafu Atoll|Faafu]]
* [[Dhaalu Atoll|Dhaalu]]
* [[Thaa Atoll|Thaa]]
* [[Laamu Atoll|Laamu]]
* [[Gaafu Alif Atoll|Gaafu Alif]]
* [[Gaafu Dhaalu Atoll|Gaafu Dhaalu]]
* [[Gnaviyani Atoll|Gnaviyani]]
* [[Malé]]
* [[Addu City|Addu]]
===[[Mongolia]]===
* [[Arkhangai Province|Arkhangai]]
* [[Bayankhongor Province|Bayankhongor]]
* [[Bayan-Ölgii Province|Bayan-Ölgii]]
* [[Bulgan Province|Bulgan]]
* [[Darkhan-Uul Province|Darkhan-Uul]]
* [[Dornod Province|Dornod]]
* [[Dornogovi Province|Dornogovi]]
* [[Dundgovi Province|Dundgovi]]
* [[Govi-Altai Province|Govi-Altai]]
* [[Govisümber Province|Govisümber]]
* [[Khentii Province|Khentii]]
* [[Khovd Province|Khovd]]
* [[Khövsgöl Province|Khövsgöl]]
* [[Ömnögovi Province|Ömnögovi]]
* [[Orkhon Province|Orkhon]]
* [[Övörkhangai Province|Övörkhangai]]
* [[Selenge Province|Selenge]]
* [[Sükhbaatar Province|Sükhbaatar]]
* [[Töv Province|Töv]]
* [[Ulaanbaatar]]
* [[Uvs Province|Uvs]]
* [[Zavkhan Province|Zavkhan]]
===[[Nepal]]===
* [[Province No. 1]]
* [[Province No. 2]]
* [[Province No. 3]]
* [[Province No. 4]]
* [[Province No. 5]]
* [[Province No. 6]]
* [[Province No. 7]]
===[[North Korea]]===
*[[North Hwanghae]]
*[[South Hwanghae]]
*[[North Hamgyong]]
*[[Kangwon]]
*[[South Hamgyong]]
*[[Ryanggang]]
*[[Chagang]]
*[[North Pyongan]]
*[[South Pyongan]]
===[[Oman]]===
* [[Ad Dakhiliyah Governorate|Ad Dakhiliyah]]
* [[Ad Dhahirah Governorate|Ad Dhahirah]]
* [[Al Batinah North Governorate|Al Batinah North]]
* [[Al Batinah South Governorate|Al Batinah South]]
* [[Al Buraimi Governorate|Al Buraimi]]
* [[Al Wusta Governorate (Oman)|Al Wusta]]
* [[Ash Sharqiyah North Governorate|Ash Sharqiyah North]]
* [[Ash Sharqiyah South Governorate|Ash Sharqiyah South]]
* [[Dhofar Governorate|Dhofar]]
* [[Muscat Governorate|Masqat]]
* [[Musandam Governorate|Musandam]]
===[[Pakistan]]===
* [[Balochistan, Pakistan|Balochistan]]
* [[Khyber Pakhtunkhwa]]
* [[Punjab, Pakistan|Punjab]]
* [[Sindh]]
* [[Islamabad Capital Territory]]
* [[Federally Administered Tribal Areas]]
* [[Azad Jammu and Kashmir]]
* [[Gilgit-Baltistan]]
===[[Palestinian territories]]===
*[[West Bank]]
** [[Jerusalem Governorate|Jerusalem (al-Quds)]]
** [[Bethlehem Governorate|Bethlehem]]
** [[Hebron Governorate|Hebron]]
** [[Jenin Governorate|Jenin]]
** [[Jericho Governorate|Jericho]]
** [[Nablus Governorate|Nablus]]
** [[Qalqilya Governorate|Qalqilya]]
** [[Ramallah and al-Bireh Governorate|Ramallah and al-Bireh]]
** [[Salfit Governorate|Salfit]]
** [[Tubas Governorate|Tubas ]]
** [[Tulkarm Governorate|Tulkarm]]
* [[Gaza Strip]]
** [[Deir al-Balah Governorate|Deir al-Balah]]
** [[Gaza Governorate|Gaza]]
** [[Khan Yunis Governorate|Khan Yunis]]
** [[North Gaza Governorate|North Gaza]]
** [[Rafah Governorate|Rafah]]
===[[Qatar]]===
* [[Al Daayen]]
* [[Doha|Ad Dawhah]]
* [[Al Khor]]
* [[Al Wakrah (municipality)|Al Wakrah]]
* [[Al Rayyan]]
* [[Madinat ash Shamal]]
* [[Umm Salal]]
===[[Saudi Arabia]]===
* [[Al Bahah Region|Al Bahah]]
* [[Northern Borders Region|Northern Borders]]
* [[Al Jawf Region|Al Jawf]]
* [[Al Madinah Region|Al Madinah]]
* [[Al-Qassim Region|Al Qasim]]
* [[Riyadh Region|Riyadh]]
* [[Eastern Province, Saudi Arabia|Eastern Province]]
* [['Asir Region|'Asir]]
* [[Ha'il Region|Ha'il]]
* [[Jizan Region|Jizan]]
* [[Makkah Region|Makkah]]
* [[Najran Region|Najran]]
* [[Tabuk Region|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, Singapore|Bencoolen]]
**[[Rochor]]
**[[Sungei Road]]
*[[Bukit Batok]]
**[[Bukit Gombak]]
**[[Hillview, Singapore|Hillview]]
**[[Hume Estate]]
*[[Bukit Panjang]]
*[[Bukit Timah]]
**[[Dunearn, Singapore|Dunearn]]
**[[Toh Tuck]]
**[[Watten, Singapore|Watten]]
*[[Buona Vista]]
**[[Ghim Moh]]
**[[Holland Drive, Singapore|Holland Drive]]
**[[Holland Village, Singapore|Holland Village]]
**[[one-North]]
*[[Chinatown,Singapore|Chinatown]]
**[[Clarke Quay]]
*[[Choa Chu Kang]]
**[[Yew Tee]]
*[[Clementi, Singapore]]
**[[Dover, Singapore|Dover]]
**[[Pandan Valley]]
**[[West Coast, Singapore|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, Singapore|Nanyang]]
**[[Pioneer, Singapore|Pioneer]]
**[[Yuhua, Singapore|Yuhua]]
*[[Jurong]] Industrial
**[[Chin Bee]]
**[[Joo Koon]]
**[[Lok Yang]]
**[[Pioneer Sector]]
*[[Jurong Island]]
*[[Ten mile Junction]]
*[[Kallang]]
**[[Kallang Bahru]]
**[[Kallang Basin]]
**[[Lavender, Singapore|Lavender]]
*[[Kembangan, Singapore|Kembangan]]
**[[Fidelio Estate]]
**[[Frankel Estate]]
*[[Kent Ridge]]
*[[Labrador Park]]
*[[Little India, Singapore|Little India]]
**[[Boon Keng]]
**[[Farrer Park]]
*[[MacPherson, Singapore|MacPherson]]
**[[Mattar, Singapore|Mattar]]
*[[Mandai]]
*[[Marina Bay, Singapore|Marina Bay]]
**[[Esplanade, Singapore|Esplanade]]
**[[Marina Centre]]
**[[Marina East]]
**[[Marina South]]
*[[Marine Parade]]
*[[North-Eastern Islands]]
**[[Pulau Tekong]]
**[[Pulau Ubin]]
*[[Novena, Singapore|Novena]]
*[[Orchard Road]]
**[[Cairnhill]]
**[[Dhoby Ghaut]]
**[[Emerald Hill, Singapore|Emerald Hill]]
**[[Somerset]]-[[Killiney]]
**[[Tanglin]]
*[[Pasir Panjang]]
*[[Pasir Ris]]
**[[Elias, Singapore|Elias]]
**[[Lorong Halus]]
**[[Loyang, Singapore|Loyang]]
*[[Paya Lebar]]
*[[Potong Pasir]]
**[[Bidadari]]
**[[Mount Vernon]]
*[[Punggol]]
*[[Queenstown, Singapore|Queenstown]]
**[[Commonwealth, Singapore|Commonwealth]]
*[[St Michael's, Singapore|St Michael's]]
*[[Seletar]]
*[[Sengkang]]
*[[Sennett Estate]]
*[[Serangoon]]
**[[Serangoon Gardens]]
**[[Serangoon North]]
*[[Simpang]]
*[[Central Area, Singapore|Singapore City]]
*[[Somapah]]
*[[Tai Seng]]
*[[Tampines]]
**[[Simei]]
*[[Tanjong Pagar]]
*[[Teban Gardens]]
*[[Telok Blangah]]
**[[Bukit Chandu]]
**[[Bukit Purmei]]
**[[HarbourFront]]
**[[Radin Mas]]
*[[Tengah, Singapore|Tengah]]
*[[Tiong Bahru]]
**[[Bukit Ho Swee]]
**[[Bukit Merah]]
*[[Toa Payoh]]
**[[Bukit Brown]]
**[[Caldecott Hill]]
**[[Mount Pleasant, Singapore|Mount Pleasant]]
**[[Thomson, Singapore|Thomson]]
*[[Tuas]]
**[[Tuas Crescent]]
**[[Tuas Link]]
**[[Tuas South]]
**[[Tuas West]]
*[[Western Water Catchment]]
**[[Lim Chu Kang]]
**[[Murai, Singapore|Murai]]
**[[Pasir Laba]]
**[[Sarimbun]]
**[[Sungei Gedong]]
**Wrexham
*[[Woodlands, Singapore|Woodlands]]
**[[Admiralty, Singapore|Admiralty]]
**[[Innova, Singapore|Innova]]
**[[Marsiling]]
**[[Woodgrove, Singapore|Woodgrove]]
*[[Yishun]]
**[[Chong Pang]]
*[[Yew Tee]]
===[[Sri Lanka]]===
*[[Central Province, Sri Lanka|Central]]
*[[Eastern Province, Sri Lanka|Eastern]]
*[[North Central Province, Sri Lanka|North Central]]
*[[Northern Province, Sri Lanka|Northern]]
*[[North Western Province, Sri Lanka|North Western]]
*[[Sabaragamuwa Province|Sabaragamuwa]]
*[[Southern Province, Sri Lanka|Southern]]
*[[Uva Province|Uva]]
*[[Western Province, Sri Lanka|Western]]
===[[Syria]]===
* [[Aleppo Governorate|Aleppo]]
* [[Damascus Governorate|Damascus]]
* [[Daraa Governorate|Daraa]]
* [[Deir ez-Zor Governorate|Deir ez-Zor]]
* [[Hama Governorate|Hama]]
* [[Al-Hasakah Governorate|Al-Hasakah]]
* [[Homs Governorate|Homs]]
* [[Idlib Governorate|Idlib]]
* [[Latakia Governorate|Latakia]]
* [[Quneitra Governorate|Quneitra]]
* [[Ar-Raqqah Governorate|Ar-Raqqah]]
* [[Rif Dimashq Governorate|Rif Dimashq]]
* [[As-Suwayda_Governorate|As-Suwayda]]
* [[Tartus Governorate|Tartus]]
===[[Tajikistan]]===
* [[Sughd Region]]
* [[Khatlon Region]]
* [[Districts of Republican Subordination]]
* [[Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Region]]
===[[Taiwan]]===
*[[Changhua County]]
*[[Chiayi|Chiayi City]]
*[[Chiayi County]]
*[[Hsinchu|Hsinchu City]]
*[[Hsinchu County]]
*[[Hualien County]]
*[[Kaohsiung|Kaohsiung City]]
*[[Keelung|Keelung City]]
*[[Kinmen County]]
*[[Lienchiang County]]
*[[Miaoli County]]
*[[Nantou County]]
*[[New Taipei|New Taipei City]]
*[[Penghu County]]
*[[Pingtung County]]
*[[Taichung City]]
*[[Tainan|Tainan City]]
*[[Taipei|Taipei City]]
*[[Taitung County]]
*[[Taoyuan City]]
*[[Yilan County]]
*[[Yunlin County]]
===[[Thailand]]===
* [[Northern Thailand]]
** [[Chiang Mai Province|Chiang Mai]]
** [[Chiang Rai Province|Chiang Rai]]
** [[Lampang Province|Lampang]]
** [[Lamphun Province|Lamphun]]
** [[Mae Hong Son Province|Mae Hong Son]]
** [[Nan Province|Nan]]
** [[Phayao Province|Phayao]]
** [[Phrae Province|Phrae]]
** [[Uttaradit Province|Uttaradit]]
* [[Isan|Northeastern Thailand]]
** [[Amnat Charoen Province|Amnat Charoen]]
** [[Bueng Kan Province|Bueng Kan]]
** [[Buriram Province|Buriram]]
** [[Chaiyaphum Province|Chaiyaphum]]
** [[Kalasin Province|Kalasin]]
** [[Khon Kaen Province|Khon Kaen]]
** [[Loei Province|Loei]]
** [[Maha Sarakham Province|Maha Sarakham]]
** [[Mukdahan Province|Mukdahan]]
** [[Nakhon Phanom Province|Nakhon Phanom]]
** [[Nakhon Ratchasima Province|Nakhon Ratchasima]]
** [[Nong Bua Lamphu Province|Nong Bua Lamphu]]
** [[Nong Khai Province|Nong Khai]]
** [[Roi Et Province|Roi Et]]
** [[Sakon Nakhon Province|Sakon Nakhon]]
** [[Sisaket Province|Sisaket]]
** [[Surin Province|Surin]]
** [[Ubon Ratchathani Province|Ubon Ratchathani]]
** [[Udon Thani Province|Udon Thani]]
** [[Yasothon Province|Yasothon]]
* [[Western Thailand]]
** [[Kanchanaburi Province|Kanchanaburi]]
** [[Phetchaburi Province|Phetchaburi]]
** [[Prachuap Khiri Khan Province|Prachuap Khiri Khan]]
** [[Ratchaburi Province|Ratchaburi]]
** [[Tak Province|Tak]]
* [[Central Thailand]]
** [[Ang Thong Province|Ang Thong]]
** [[Chai Nat Province|Chai Nat]]
** [[Kamphaeng Phet Province|Kamphaeng Phet]]
** [[Lopburi Province|Lopburi]]
** [[Nakhon Nayok Province|Nakhon Nayok]]
** [[Nakhon Sawan Province|Nakhon Sawan]]
** [[Phetchabun Province|Phetchabun]]
** [[Phichit Province|Phichit]]
** [[Phitsanulok Province|Phitsanulok]]
** [[Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province|Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya]]
** [[Samut Songkhram Province|Samut Songkhram]]
** [[Saraburi Province|Saraburi]]
** [[Sing Buri Province|Sing Buri]]
** [[Sukhothai Province|Sukhothai]]
** [[Suphan Buri Province|Suphan Buri]]
** [[Uthai Thani Province|Uthai Thani]]
* [[Eastern Thailand]]
** [[Chachoengsao Province|Chachoengsao]]
** [[Chanthaburi Province|Chanthaburi]]
** [[Chonburi Province|Chonburi]]
** [[Prachinburi Province|Prachinburi]]
** [[Rayong Province|Rayong]]
** [[Sa Kaeo Province|Sa Kaeo]]
** [[Trat Province|Trat]]
* [[Southern Thailand]]
** [[Chumphon Province|Chumphon]]
** [[Krabi Province|Krabi]]
** [[Nakhon Si Thammarat Province|Nakhon Si Thammarat]]
** [[Narathiwat Province|Narathiwat]]
** [[Pattani Province|Pattani]]
** [[Phang Nga Province|Phang Nga]]
** [[Phatthalung Province|Phatthalung]]
** [[Phuket Province|Phuket]]
** [[Ranong Province|Ranong]]
** [[Satun Province|Satun]]
** [[Songkhla Province|Songkhla]]
** [[Surat Thani Province|Surat Thani]]
** [[Trang Province|Trang]]
** [[Yala Province|Yala]]
===Vietnam===
* [[Northwest (Vietnam)|Northwest]]
** [[Điện Biên Province|Điện Biên]]
** [[Hòa Bình Province|Hòa Bình]]
** [[Lai Châu Province|Lai Châu]]
** [[Sơn La Province|Sơn La]]
** [[Lào Cai Province|Lào Cai]]
* [[Northeast (Vietnam)|Northeast]]
** [[Bắc Giang Province|Bắc Giang]]
** [[Bắc Kạn Province|Bắc Kạn]]
** [[Cao Bằng Province|Cao Bằng]]
** [[Hà Giang Province|Hà Giang]]
** [[Lạng Sơn Province|Lạng Sơn]]
** [[Phú Thọ Province|Phú Thọ]]
** [[Quảng Ninh Province|Quảng Ninh]]
** [[Thái Nguyên Province|Thái Nguyên]]
** [[Tuyên Quang Province|Tuyên Quang]]
* [[Red River Delta]]
** [[Bắc Ninh Province|Bắc Ninh]]
** [[Hà Nam Province|Hà Nam]]
** [[Hải Dương Province|Hải Dương]]
** [[Hưng Yên Province|Hưng Yên]]
** [[Nam Định Province|Nam Định]]
** [[Ninh Bình Province|Ninh Bình]]
** [[Thái Bình Province|Thái Bình]]
** [[Vĩnh Phúc Province|Vĩnh Phúc]]
** [[Hanoi|Ha Noi]] (municipality)]]
** [[Hai Phong]] (municipality)
* [[North Central Coast]]
** [[Hà Tĩnh Province|Hà Tĩnh]]
** [[Nghệ An Province|Nghệ An]]
** [[Quảng Bình Province|Quảng Bình]]
** [[Quảng Trị Province|Quảng Trị]]
** [[Thanh Hóa Province|Thanh Hóa]]
** [[Thừa Thiên–Huế Province|Thừa Thiên–Huế]]
* [[South Central Coast]]
** [[Da Nang|Đà Nẵng]]
** [[Quảng Nam Province|Quảng Nam]]
** [[Quảng Ngãi Province|Quảng Ngãi]]
** [[Bình Định Province|Bình Định]]
** [[Phú Yên Province|Phú Yên]]
** [[Khánh Hòa Province|Khánh Hòa]]
** [[Ninh Thuận Province|Ninh Thuận]]
** [[Bình Thuận Province|Bình Thuận]]
* [[Central Highlands (Vietnam)|Central Highlands]]
** [[Đắk Lắk Province|Đắk Lắk]]
** [[Đắk Nông Province|Đắk Nông]]
** [[Gia Lai Province|Gia Lai]]
** [[Kon Tum Province|Kon Tum]]
** [[Lâm Đồng Province|Lâm Đồng]]
* [[Southeast (Vietnam)|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 Province|An Giang]]
** [[Bạc Liêu Province|Bạc Liêu]]
** [[Bến Tre Province|Bến Tre]]
** [[Cà Mau Province|Cà Mau]]
** [[Đồng Tháp Province|Đồng Tháp]]
** [[Hậu Giang Province|Hậu Giang]]
** [[Kiên Giang Province|Kiên Giang]]
** [[Long An Province|Long An]]
** [[Sóc Trăng Province|Sóc Trăng]]
** [[Tiền Giang Province|Tiền Giang]]
** [[Trà Vinh Province|Trà Vinh]]
** [[Vĩnh Long Province|Vĩnh Long]]
===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|East Timor (Timor-Leste)]]
* [[Egypt]]
* [[Georgia (country)|Georgia]]
* [[Hong Kong]]
* [[India]]
* [[Indonesia]]
* [[Iran]]
* [[Iraq]]
* [[Israel]]
* [[Japan]]
* [[Jordan]]
* [[Kazakhstan]]
* [[Kuwait]]
* [[Kyrgyzstan]]
* [[Laos]]
* [[Lebanon]]
* [[Macau]]
* [[Malaysia]]
* [[Maldives]]
* [[Mongolia]]
* [[Myanmar]]
* [[Nagorno-Karabakh Republic|Nagorno-Karabakh]]
* [[Nepal]]
* [[North Korea]]
* [[Northern Cyprus]]
* [[Oman]]
* [[Pakistan]]
* [[Qatar]]
* [[Russia]]
* [[Saudi Arabia]]
* [[South Korea]]
* [[South Ossetia]]
* [[Sri Lanka]]
* [[State of Palestine|Palestine]]
* [[Syria]]
* [[Taiwan]]
* [[Tajikistan]]
* [[Turkey]]
* [[Turkmenistan]]
* [[United Arab Emirates]]
* [[Uzbekistan]]
* [[Yemen]]
===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]]
===North America===
* [[Anguilla]]
* [[Antigua and Barbuda]]
* [[Aruba]]
* [[The Bahamas|Bahamas]]
* [[Barbados]]
* [[Belize]]
* [[Bermuda]]
* [[British Virgin Islands]]
* [[Canada]]
* [[Cayman Islands]]
* [[Clipperton Island]]
* [[Collectivity of Saint Martin|St. Martin]]
* [[Costa Rica]]
* [[Cuba]]
* [[Curaçao]]
* [[Dominica]]
* [[Dominican Republic]]
* [[El Salvador]]
* [[Greenland]]
* [[Grenada]]
* [[Guatemala]]
* [[Haiti]]
* [[Honduras]]
* [[Jamaica]]
* [[Mexico]]
* [[Montserrat]]
* [[Navassa Island]]
* [[Nicaragua]]
* [[Panama]]
* [[Puerto Rico]]
* [[Saint Barthélemy|St. Barthélemy]]
* [[Saint Kitts and Nevis|St. Kitts and Nevis]]
* [[Saint Lucia]]
* [[Saint Pierre and Miquelon|St. Pierre and Miquelon]]
* [[Saint Vincent and the Grenadines|St. Vincent and the Grenadines]]
* [[Sint Maarten]]
* [[Trinidad and Tobago]]
* [[Turks and Caicos Islands]]
* [[United States Virgin Islands]]
* [[United States]]
====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]]
====Mexico====
* [[Baja California]]
* [[Baja California Sur]]
* [[Chihuahua (state)|Chihuahua]]
* [[Durango]]
* [[Sinaloa]]
* [[Sonora]]
* [[Coahuila]]
* [[Nuevo León]]
* [[Tamaulipas]]
* [[Aguascalientes]]
* [[Guanajuato]]
* [[Querétaro]]
* [[San Luis Potosí]]
* [[Zacatecas]]
* [[State of Mexico|México]]
* [[Mexico City]]
* [[Morelos]]
* [[Colima]]
* [[Jalisco]]
* [[Michoacán]]
* [[Nayarit]]
* [[Hidalgo (state)|Hidalgo]]
* [[Puebla]]
* [[Tlaxcala]]
* [[Veracruz]]
* [[Campeche]]
* [[Quintana Roo]]
* [[Tabasco]]
* [[Yucatán]]
* [[Chiapas]]
* [[Guerrero]]
* [[Oaxaca]]
====[[Panama]]====
* [[Bocas del Toro Province|Bocas del Toro]]
* [[Chiriquí Province|Chiriquí]]
* [[Coclé Province|Coclé]]
* [[Colón Province|Colón]]
* [[Darién Province|Darién]]
* [[Herrera Province|Herrera]]
* [[Los Santos Province|Los Santos]]
* [[Panamá Province|Panamá]]
* [[Panamá Oeste Province|Panamá Oeste]]
* [[Veraguas Province|Veraguas]]
* [[Comarca Emberá-Wounaan|Emberá]]
* [[Guna Yala]]
* [[Ngäbe-Buglé Comarca|Ngäbe-Buglé]]
* [[Kuna de Madugandí]]
* [[Kuna de Wargandí]]
===South America===
* [[Argentina]]
* [[Bolivia]]
* [[Brazil]]
* [[Chile]]
* [[Colombia]]
* [[Ecuador]]
* [[Guyana]]
* [[Paraguay]]
* [[Peru]]
* [[Suriname]]
* [[Uruguay]]
* [[Venezuela]]
====Argentina====
* [[Buenos Aires|Buenos Aires City]]
* [[Buenos Aires Province|Buenos Aires]]
* [[Catamarca Province|Catamarca]]
* [[Chaco Province|Chaco]]
* [[Chubut Province|Chubut]]
* [[Córdoba Province, Argentina|Córdoba]]
* [[Corrientes Province|Corrientes]]
* [[Entre Ríos Province|Entre Ríos]]
* [[Formosa Province|Formosa]]
* [[Jujuy Province|Jujuy]]
* [[La Pampa Province|La Pampa]]
* [[La Rioja Province, Argentina|La Rioja]]
* [[Mendoza Province|Mendoza]]
* [[Misiones Province|Misiones]]
* [[Neuquén Province|Neuquén]]
* [[Río Negro Province|Río Negro]]
* [[Salta Province|Salta]]
* [[San Juan Province, Argentina|San Juan]]
* [[San Luis Province|San Luis]]
* [[Santa Cruz Province, Argentina|Santa Cruz]]
* [[Santa Fe Province|Santa Fe]]
* [[Santiago del Estero Province|Santiago del Estero]]
* [[Tierra del Fuego Province, Argentina|Tierra del Fuego]]
* [[Tucumán Province|Tucumán]]
====[[Bolivia]]====
* [[Beni Department|Beni]]
* [[Chuquisaca Department|Chuquisaca]]
* [[Cochabamba Department|Cochabamba]]
* [[La Paz Department, Bolivia|La Paz]]
* [[Oruro Department|Oruro]]
* [[Pando Department|Pando]]
* [[Potosí Department|Potosí]]
* [[Santa Cruz Department (Bolivia)|Santa Cruz]]
* [[Tarija Department|Tarija]]
====Brazil====
* [[Acre (state)|Acre]]
* [[Amapá]]
* [[Amazonas (Brazilian state)|Amazonas]]
* [[Pará]]
* [[Rondônia]]
* [[Roraima]]
* [[Tocantins]]
* [[Alagoas]]
* [[Bahia]]
* [[Ceará]]
* [[Maranhão]]
* [[Paraíba]]
* [[Pernambuco]]
* [[Piauí]]
* [[Rio Grande do Norte]]
* [[Sergipe]]
* [[Federal District (Brazil)|Distrito Federal]]
* [[Goiás]]
* [[Mato Grosso]]
* [[Mato Grosso do Sul]]
* [[Espírito Santo]]
* [[Minas Gerais]]
* [[Rio de Janeiro (state)|Rio de Janeiro]]
* [[São Paulo (state)|São Paulo]]
* [[Paraná (state)|Paraná]]
* [[Rio Grande do Sul]]
* [[Santa Catarina (state)|Santa Catarina]]
* [[Fernando de Noronha]]
* [[Rocas Atoll]]
* [[Saint Peter and Saint Paul Archipelago|Saint Peter and Saint Paul]]
* [[Trindade and Martim Vaz]]
====Chile====
* [[Aysén Province|Aysén]]
* [[Antártica Chilena]]
* [[Antofagasta Province|Antofagasta]]
* [[Arauco Province|Arauco]]
* [[Arica Province|Arica]]
* [[Bío Bío Province|Bío Bío]]
* [[Cachapoal Province|Cachapoal]]
* [[Capitán Prat Province|Capitán Prat]]
* [[Cardenal Caro Province|Cardenal Caro]]
* [[Cauquenes Province|Cauquenes]]
* [[Cautín Province|Cautín]]
* [[Chacabuco Province|Chacabuco]]
* [[Chañaral Province|Chañaral]]
* [[Chiloé Province|Chiloé]]
* [[Choapa Province|Choapa]]
* [[Coyhaique Province|Coyhaique]]
* [[Colchagua Province|Colchagua]]
* [[Concepción Province, Chile|Concepción]]
* [[Copiapó Province|Copiapó]]
* [[Cordillera Province, Chile|Cordillera]]
* [[Curicó Province|Curicó]]
* [[El Loa Province|El Loa]]
* [[Elqui Province|Elqui]]
* [[General Carrera Province|General Carrera]]
* [[Huasco Province|Huasco]]
* [[Iquique Province|Iquique]]
* [[Easter Island|Isla de Pascua]]
* [[Limarí Province|Limarí]]
* [[Linares Province|Linares]]
* [[Llanquihue Province|Llanquihue]]
* [[Los Andes Province, Chile|Los Andes]]
* [[Magallanes Province|Magallanes]]
* [[Maipo Province|Maipo]]
* [[Malleco Province|Malleco]]
* [[Marga Marga Province|Marga Marga]]
* [[Melipilla Province|Melipilla]]
* [[Ñuble Province|Ñuble]]
* [[Osorno Province|Osorno]]
* [[Palena Province|Palena]]
* [[Parinacota Province|Parinacota]]
* [[Petorca Province|Petorca]]
* [[Quillota Province|Quillota]]
* [[Ranco Province|Ranco]]
* [[San Antonio Province|San Antonio]]
* [[San Felipe de Aconcagua Province|San Felipe de Aconcagua]]
* [[Santiago Province, Chile|Santiago]]
* [[Talagante Province|Talagante]]
* [[Talca Province|Talca]]
* [[Tamarugal Province|Tamarugal]]
* [[Tierra del Fuego Province, Chile|Tierra del Fuego]]
* [[Tocopilla Province|Tocopilla]]
* [[Última Esperanza Province|Última Esperanza]]
* [[Valdivia Province|Valdivia]]
* [[Valparaíso Province|Valparaíso]]
====Colombia====
*[[Amazonas Department|Amazonas]]
*[[Antioquia Department|Antioquia]]
*[[Arauca Department|Arauca]]
*[[Atlántico Department|Atlántico]]
*[[Bogotá]]
*[[Bolívar Department|Bolívar]]
*[[Boyacá Department|Boyacá]]
*[[Caldas Department|Caldas]]
*[[Caquetá Department|Caquetá]]
*[[Casanare Department|Casanare]]
*[[Cauca Department|Cauca]]
*[[Cesar Department|Cesar]]
*[[Chocó Department|Chocó]]
*[[Córdoba Department|Córdoba]]
*[[Cundinamarca Department|Cundinamarca]]
*[[Guainía Department|Guainía]]
*[[Guaviare Department|Guaviare]]
*[[Huila Department|Huila]]
*[[La Guajira Department|La Guajira]]
*[[Magdalena Department|Magdalena]]
*[[Meta Department|Meta]]
*[[Nariño Department|Nariño]]
*[[Norte de Santander Department|N. Santander]]
*[[Putumayo Department|Putumayo]]
*[[Quindío Department|Quindío]]
*[[Risaralda Department|Risaralda]]
*[[Archipelago of San Andrés, Providencia and Santa Catalina|San Andrés]]
*[[Santander Department|Santander]]
*[[Sucre Department|Sucre]]
*[[Tolima Department|Tolima]]
*[[Valle del Cauca Department|Valle del Cauca]]
*[[Vaupés Department|Vaupés]]
*[[Vichada Department|Vichada]]
====[[Ecuador]]====
* [[Azuay Province|Azuay]]
* [[Bolívar Province (Ecuador)|Bolívar]]
* [[Cañar Province|Cañar]]
* [[Carchi Province|Carchi]]
* [[Chimborazo Province|Chimborazo]]
* [[Cotopaxi Province|Cotopaxi]]
* [[El Oro Province|El Oro]]
* [[Esmeraldas Province|Esmeraldas]]
* [[Galápagos Province|Galápagos]]
* [[Guayas Province|Guayas]]
* [[Imbabura Province|Imbabura]]
* [[Loja Province|Loja]]
* [[Los Ríos Province|Los Ríos]]
* [[Manabí Province|Manabí]]
* [[Morona-Santiago Province|Morona-Santiago]]
* [[Napo Province|Napo]]
* [[Orellana Province|Orellana]]
* [[Pastaza Province|Pastaza]]
* [[Pichincha Province|Pichincha]]
* [[Santa Elena Province|Santa Elena]]
* [[Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas Province|Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas]]
* [[Sucumbíos Province|Sucumbíos]]
* [[Tungurahua Province|Tungurahua]]
* [[Zamora-Chinchipe Province|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]]
====Paraguay====
* [[Alto Paraguay Department|Alto Paraguay]]
* [[Alto Paraná Department|Alto Paraná]]
* [[Amambay Department|Amambay]]
* [[Asunción|Asunción (Capital District)]]
* [[Boquerón Department|Boquerón]]
* [[Caaguazú Department|Caaguazú]]
* [[Caazapá Department|Caazapá]]
* [[Canindeyú Department|Canindeyú]]
* [[Central Department|Central]]
* [[Concepción Department (Paraguay)|Concepción]]
* [[Cordillera Department|Cordillera]]
* [[Guairá Department|Guairá]]
* [[Itapúa Department|Itapúa]]
* [[Misiones Department|Misiones]]
* [[Ñeembucú Department|Ñeembucú]]
* [[Paraguarí Department|Paraguarí]]
* [[Presidente Hayes Department|Presidente Hayes]]
* [[San Pedro Department, Paraguay|San Pedro]]
====Peru====
* [[Amazonas Region|Amazonas]]
* [[Ancash Region|Ancash]]
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* [[Chad]]
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* [[Lesotho]]
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* [[Mali]]
* [[Mauritania]]
* [[Mauritius]]
* [[Morocco]]
* [[Mozambique]]
* [[Namibia]]
* [[Niger]]
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* [[Rwanda]]
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* [[Seychelles]]
* [[Sierra Leone]]
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* [[South Africa]]
* [[South Sudan]]
* [[Sudan]]
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* [[Togo]]
* [[Tunisia]]
* [[Uganda]]
* [[Western Sahara]]
* [[Zambia]]
* [[Zimbabwe]]
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==History==
It has a focus on faith healing, form both physical and spiritual disorders; its ministry conceptualizes substance abuse, marital problems, and other personal and life issues as spiritual disorders.<ref name="Goh">{{cite book|last1=Goh|first1=Robbie|title=Christianity in Southeast Asia|date=2005|publisher=Institute of Southeast Asian Studies|isbn=9812302972|page=29}}</ref>

===2000 Sipadan kidnappings===
{{main article|2000 Sipadan kidnappings}}
During the '''2000 Sipadan kidnappings''' hostage crisis in [[Sabah]], [[Malaysia]], and the southern [[Philippines]] that began with the seizing of twenty-one hostages from the [[Scuba diving|dive]] resort island of [[Sipadan]] on 23 April 2000, by [[Abu Sayyaf]] militants,<ref name=nyt2000>{{cite news|last=Fuller|first=Thomas|title=20 Kidnapped From Malaysian Resort Island|url=https://www.nytimes.com/2000/04/25/news/25iht-malay.2.t_3.html|accessdate=27 May 2013|newspaper=New York Times|date=25 April 2000}}</ref> a group of 13 members of the Jesus Miracle Crusade led by Evangelist Wilde Almeda attempted to act as mediators for the release of other hostages. On 1 July 2000 they delivered 70 bags of rice and up to [[USD|US$]] 3,000 in cash to the militants. With their prayers and fasting, the hostages were successfully released.<ref name="BBCSayyafHostages">{{cite news|title=Philippines TV on latest hostage taking by Abu Sayyaf|url=http://search.proquest.com/news/docview/450064405/fulltext/922A00449ABC4603PQ/1?accountid=10226|accessdate=19 November 2016|publisher=BBC|date=10 July 2000}}</ref><ref name=guardian>{{cite news|last=Paterson|first=Tony|title=Rebels kidnap German journalist in Philippines|url=https://www.theguardian.com/world/2000/jul/03/philippines|accessdate=19 November 2016|date=3 July 2000|location=London|work=The Guardian}}</ref><ref name=cnn2000>{{cite news|title=Timeline: Hostage crisis in the Philippines|url=http://archives.cnn.com/2002/WORLD/asiapcf/southeast/06/07/phil.timeline.hostage/|accessdate=19 November 2016|newspaper=CNN|date=25 August 2002|deadurl=yes|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20130729201250/http://archives.cnn.com/2002/WORLD/asiapcf/southeast/06/07/phil.timeline.hostage/|archivedate=29 July 2013|df=}}</ref>

==Doctrine==
The JMCIM Apostolic doctrine believes in three manifestations in one GOD: as God the Father in creation, as Son of God in redemption, and as Spirit of God in regeneration.

They also adhere to the [[Pentecostalism|Pentecostal]] formulation of [[baptism]], whereby believers are baptized in the name of [[Jesus Christ]], commonly referred to as [[Jesus' Name doctrine|Jesus-name baptism]], rather than using the [[Trinity|Trinitarian]] formula, and promote Pentecostal standards of holiness in conversation, appearance, and way of thinking.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.upci.org/about.asp|title=Doctrinal Views|date=2010-07-06|publisher=United Pentecostal Church International}}</ref>

As a charismatic group, the Jesus Miracle Crusade believes in [[speaking in tongues]] and [[faith healing]].<ref>{{cite book|last1=Brouwer|first1=Steve|last2=Gifford|first2=Paul|last3=Rose|first3=Susan D.|title=Exporting the American Gospel: Global Christian Fundamentalism|publisher=Routledge|isbn=9781136672194|url=https://books.google.com.ph/books?id=6UNdAgAAQBAJ&pg=PA97|accessdate=21 November 2016|language=en}}</ref>

==Broadcasts==
The Jesus Miracle Crusade TV program was originally launched on IBC 13 from 1975 to 1988. It moved to GMA 7 from 1988 to 2002. At present, the TV program airs on [[People's Television Network|PTV-4]] (formerly NBN-4) every Saturday from 11:00 PM to 12:30 midnight. From 2007 to the present, the Jesus Miracle Crusade radio program, entitled "The Jesus Miracle Hour" airs over [[DZME]] 1530&nbsp;kHz AM Band in [[Metro Manila]] from Mondays to Saturdays from 11:00 PM to 12:00 midnight, [[DWOK|dwOK]] 97.5&nbsp;MHz in [[Olongapo]] from Mondays to Sundays from 11:00 PM to 12:00 midnight, [[DWGV-AM|GVAM]] 792&nbsp;kHz in [[Angeles, Philippines|Angeles City, Pampanga]] from Mondays to Fridays from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM, Saturdays from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM and Sundays from 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM, and DZCV 684&nbsp;kHz AM Band in [[Tuguegarao]].

==References==
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==External links==
* [http://www.jmcim.org JMCIM Website]
* [http://www.jmcim.tv JMCIM Live Streaming]
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ABS-CBN, GMA 7 ratings contest continues


Television broadcast giant GMA Network Inc. released January TV ratings that showed it ahead in certain Luzon urban areas while ABS-CBN claimed a nationwide lead in audience share.

In a statement, GMA said that for January 2018, it had recorded an audience share of 43.7 percent in National Urban Television Audience Measurement (Nutam) while ABS-CBN got 38.6 percent. GMA uses data from Nielsen TV Audience Measurement.

ABS-CBN noted separately that it had cornered 46 percent across the Philippines, against GMA’s 34 percent, citing data from Kantar Media.

As in previous months, both companies highlighted their varying dominance. Ratings data are closely monitored by TV advertisers.

GMA, for example, said it was ahead of the competition in morning, afternoon and evening time blocks in NUTAM.

It highlighted bigger margins in Urban Luzon and Mega Manila, which accounted for the majority of urban viewers in the country.

For Urban Luzon, GMA got 49.2 percent against 32 percent for ABS-CBN. In Mega Manila, including Metro Manila and nearby provinces, GMA got 51.9 percent against ABS-CBN’s 28.5 percent.

More Kapuso shows also made it to the list of top programs in NUTAM with the award-winning news magazine show “Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho” being the most watched GMA program for January.

Joining KMJS as the Network’s ratings drivers for the month were “Magpakailanman,” “Celebrity Bluff,” “Sherlock Jr.,” “Pepito Manaloto,” “24 Oras,” “Super Ma’am,” “Kambal, Karibal,” “Daig Kayo ng Lola Ko,” “All-Star Videoke,” and “Sirkus.”

Included in the list as well were weekend primetime newscast “24 Oras Weekend,” “Ika-6 na Utos,” “Impostora,” “Haplos,” “Tadhana,” “Wish Ko Lang,” “Imbestigador,” “Road Trip,” “The One That Got Away,” “My Korean Jagiya,” “Bubble Gang,” “Saksi,” “Eat Bulaga,” “Sunday Pinasaya,” “Dear Uge” and “Wowowin.”

GMA Network still ruled the list of top programs in Urban Luzon with 8 Kapuso programs making it to the top 10, while once again sweeping Mega Manila’s top 10 list.

Further, GMA’s flagship AM radio station Super Radyo DZBB was also hailed as the listeners’ number one choice in Mega Manila proving GMA’s dominance both in TV and radio.

Based on the most recent data from Nielsen Radio Audience Measurement. January ratings data show DZBB posting a total week average audience share of 48.6 percent in January, winning over DZMM’s 29.8 percent and DZRH’s 14.5 percent.

From Monday to Friday, DZBB’s ratings dominance was driven by its topnotch delivery of news and fearless commentaries through “Saksi sa Dobol B” hosted by Mike Enriquez; “Sino?” with Mike, Arnold Clavio, and Ali Sotto; “Super Balita sa Umaga Nationwide” with Mike and Joel Reyes Zobel; and “Dobol B Balitang-Balita” hosted by Melo del Prado.

Meanwhile, DZBB also kept listeners tuned to its weekend line-up through its public service program “MMDA sa GMA” hosted by Orly Trinidad in partnership with MMDA; “Super Balita sa Umaga Saturday and Sunday Edition” with Sam Nielsen and Cecil Villarosa; “Super Radyo Nationwide” with Francis Flores, “Buena Manong Balita” presented by Rowena Salvacion, “Boses ng Balita” with Benjie Alejandro, “I M Ready sa Dobol B” with Nathaniel Cruz and “Ladies Room” with Norilyn Temblor and Tootie.

For its part, ABS-CBN said it was ahead in total Luzon, where it got 43 percent against GMA’s 35 percent. In Metro Manila, ABS-CBN said it was leading at 42 percent versus GMA’s 27 percent.

ABS-CBN was also ahead in Visayas and Mindanao.

ABS-CBN said it had lured the most viewers in the primetime block, with 50 percent versus GMA’s 32 percent.

Nine of the ten most watched programs in the country were produced by ABS-CBN, led by the long running police drama “FPJ’s Ang Probinsyano,” the network said.

The series topbilled by Coco Martin recorded a national TV rating of 49.5 percent.

Variety show “It’s Showtime” is still the most watched noontime show in the country with a national TV rating of 46.7% on weekdays and 32.4% on Saturdays, against its rival “Eat Bulaga” which only got 43.4% on weekdays and 23.4% on Saturdays, ABS-CBN said.

Other programs that made it to the list include “Pilipinas Got Talent,” “TV Patrol,” “MMK,” “I Can See Your Voice,” “Gandang Gabi Vice,” “La Luna Sangre,” “The Good Son,” “Tonight with Boy Abunda,” “Bandila,” “Wansapanataym,” “Ikaw Lang ang Iibigin,” “Sana Dalawa ang Puso,” “Ipaglaban Mo,” the recently-concluded drama series “Pusong Ligaw,” “Asintado,” “Hanggang Saan,” “Wildflower,” “TV Patrol Weekend,” “Goin’ Bulilit,” “Home Sweetie Home” and “Rated K.”

SM hotel and conventions unit to invest in serviced apartments

THE robust domestic market continues to feed the properties of SM Hotels and Conventions Corp. (SMHCC), even as it develops its foreign travelers traffic.

In an e-mail interview with the BusinessMirror, SMHCC Executive Vice President Peggy Angeles said “the primary market for most of our properties is still the local market. But there has been a steady increase in bookings coming from  the United States, China, South Korea, Japan and Southeast Asia attributed to our continuous efforts in developing these markets.”

She added that strong growth in Chinese tourists in the Philippines has mainly benefited SMHCC’s leisure properties like Pico Sands Hotel in Nasugbu, Batangas and Taal Vista Hotel in Tagaytay City. “Taal Vista Hotel has recently been a popular stopover for Chinese tour groups for its lunch buffet cultural show.”

Last year Chinese arrivals grew by 43.3 percent to 968,447, helping lift total foreign visitor arrivals in the Philippines to 6.62 million. (See, “Arrivals up 11 percdnt in 2017 as China delivers on vow,” in the BusinessMirror, January 30, 2018.)

This developed as officials disclosed that the company will be investing P6.3 billion to expand its portfolio, doubling its current room inventory and increasing its leasable convention space by 2020. This includes branching out to the serviced apartment market.

In a news statement, SMHCC President Elizabeth Sy said the company “will be expanding in growth areas, which it deem can sustain the establishment of guestroom facilities. These include new hotels and a foray into the serviced-apartment market. These facilities will be located within the lifestyle cities being developed in key areas in the country by our parent company SM Prime Holdings Inc.”

She also said the addition of new SMX Convention Centers in key cities further cements SMHCC’s position as the country’s premier conventions and events destination.

Currently under way are six hotels in Quezon City, Iloilo, Angeles, Pasay, Bacolod and Baguio. These hotels have an average of 200 rooms each. In Quezon City, specifically, “the multi-tower North Edsa project is one of the current developments initiated by our parent company SM Prime Holdings Inc.  One tower is earmarked for a 239-room hotel, which is slated to be completed by the first quarter of 2019,” Angeles said.

She added the hotel will be operated by the Carlson Rezidor hospitality group under the Park Inn by Radisson brand. But she declined to reveal the brands for the company’s other hotels in development due to ongoing discussions with potential operators.

With the allotted investment, “SMHCC developments will generate thousands of jobs from the onset of the construction and close to a thousand when the properties operate, definitely helping the local community where the developments are located,” Angeles said.

As for the serviced apartments, she said “we’re looking at a few locations but nothing has been finalized. The operator has yet to be identified.”

According to a global industry report by TAS Alliance for 2016/2017, while serviced apartments in Asia have been increasing, reaching almost 80,000 units in 2016, it still pales in comparison to the Americas (500,000 units) and Europe (125,000). The report also indicated some 62 percent of business travelers use serviced apartments, followed by those on temporary projects or assignments overseas (49 percent), and those relocating permanently (35 percent).

Along with the hotel projects, the company is also “strengthening our foothold in the conventions sector with new additions to our current portfolios of convention and trade halls,” Angeles added.

A new SMX Convention Center is being constructed adjacent to the Park Inn by Radisson Clark in Angeles, Pampanga, with a leasable space of 3,800 square meters (sq m).  The facility will have six function rooms, complemented by 14 smaller meeting rooms.  Upon completion, SMX Convention Centers will have more than 41,800-sq-m leasable convention space across key cities—Manila, Bonifacio Global City in Taguig, Davao and Bacolod. SMHCC also operates Megatrade Hall in SM Megamall, Cebu Trade Hall in SM City Cebu, and Sky Hall Seaside Cebu.

Meanwhile, officials also revealed the company will be spending some P510 million to renovate its existing hotels, namely, Taal Vista Hotel, Radisson Blu in Cebu and Pico Sands Hotel. The renovation program is part of the company’s four-year development plan, and will be undertaken in phases—starting in April and scheduled for completion by January 2023.

Angeles said: “The renovation plans include the 129 rooms of Taal Vista Hotel’s Mountain Wing scheduled to commence in the second quarter of 2018 and is anticipated to be completed before the end of the year.  Also to be renovated are all 400 rooms of Radisson Blu Cebu phased over a couple of years, followed by Pico Sands hotel’s refurbishment in 2019.”

SMHCC was established in April 2008 to develop and manage the hotel and convention properties of SM Prime.  Shares of the parent firm closed P36.95 last Friday, slightly higher than Thursday’s close of P36.50.

Estrada seeking reelection next year, denies Jinggoy after his post

MANILA Mayor Joseph E. Estrada laughed off rumors that his son, former Sen. Jinggoy Estrada, will be gunning for his position as chief executive of the country’s capital come next year’s polls.

The young Estrada has been frequently seen visiting the Manila City Hall, thus, fueling speculation that his father is planning to retire soon and put him in his stead for the mayoralty seat.

“Ako pa rin ang tatakbo sa 2019 elections [I will still run in 2019 elections],” the local chief executive said in a meeting with some barangay captains at his office in the city hall.

“Nobody can change my inspiration, no one can divert me on my mission, on my dream in Manila. I had already laid down my program of government to regain the lost pride and glory of Manila. I will fulfill my promises and with your help, with the support of the people of Manila, I know, we will win on my third run,” he noted.

Estrada stressed that rumors about his poor health are a mere ploy of his opponents in politics.

“That is an old issue… . No one believes that my health hinders the effective fulfillment of my honest service to you and the masses,” he said.

“I will not renege on my promise…. With the help of God, with the trust given to me by our people, we can make Manila a great city again,… If we’re together, if we remain united, we can make Manila a ‘first class city,’” he added.

The city mayor told barangay captains why addressing the problem of peace and order became one of his top priorities during his first term in 2013.

“We all know, we cannot achieve progress without peace and order. It will be hard for a town, city, province or nation without peace and order,” he explained.

Estrada pointed that because of the various programs and projects he initiated in Manila, the impossible dream to bringing back its old glory is “now at hand.”

“I am very happy to say that we are now seeing a new dawn, a new ray of hope for all Manileños. Little by little, I am seeing a ray of light in all I’ve started and now we are bringing back Manila’s former luster; we are seeing the rise in the living condition of Manileños,” he claimed.

Likewise, Estrada boasted his achievements in his six years in office, such as a better housing program for Manila’s informal settlers; more job opportunities and livelihood programs; accessible medical assistance to the poor and the anti-AIDS/HIV and tuberculosis services; improved education services at all levels, with emphasis on bringing quality education to the poor; and “arms of steel” against criminality.

He also cited his success in providing protection, safety and well-being for the youth, women and the senior citizens; massive cleanup project to make Manila Green; programs on correct ways of garbage disposal; renovation and modernization of public markets; seaports and tourist spots; anticorruption campaign and strict collection of correct taxes and transparency in governance; as well as Emergency Res­ponse Action Program in times of disaster and calamities.

While these projects continue to benefit his constituents, the mayor admitted that these are not enough to totally bring back the former glory of Manila.

“We should not stop…. I must confess, I cannot cover all these tasks of bringing back the old glory of Manila. But, I do know one thing: with your support, with your cooperation, if we are united to achieving this goal, we can make Manila a ‘first class city’ once again,” Estrada said. “I can’t do it on my own: I need the help of the people and the different sectors in out city.”

After suing Sumitomo, gov’t hiring it for MRT-3

The Dept. of Transportation is suing Japanese giant Sumitomo Corp. for alleged faulty maintenance of the MRT-3. Yet it is borrowing hundreds of millions of dollars from Japan to hire Sumitomo to rehabilitate the commuter railway.

DOTr accuses Sumitomo of unfulfilled upkeep obligations. Supposedly the Japanese firm failed to maintain the tracks and stinted on rail parts. This allegedly led to the deterioration of MRT-3 trains, power supply, signaling, and stations.

Procurement laws require agencies to blacklist contractors that fail to deliver the agreed goods or services. Such contractors may no longer deal even with other agencies. Yet DOTr, while suing Sumitomo, repeatedly is declaring to hire it for much-needed repair of MRT-3.

DOTr in its lawsuit is demanding monetary recompense for Sumitomo’s maintenance breaches. At the same time, it will make Filipinos repay the Japan loan it is taking out to hire that firm.

DOTr’s duplicity can jeopardize its ongoing loan negotiations with the Japan International Cooperation Agency. JICA and Sumitomo engineers presently are inspecting the MRT-3 to determine the extent of needed repairs. In three months they are to advise whether to lend to DOTr.

Any more delay in rehab would worsen MRT-3’s dilapidation. Ever since DOTr took over the railway’s daily upkeep from a Filipino group in Nov. 2017, the number of trains have dwindled. Sixteen three-coach trains used to run at ten-minute intervals on peak hours, serving 420,000 riders per day. Now it’s down to eight to ten trains at 15 minutes’ headway, taking in only 300,000 daily passengers.

Trains, power supply, and signaling break down twice to thrice a day, like under the old servicer. Hundreds of passengers perilously are offloaded on the tracks, to trudge to the nearest station. Tens of thousands of commuters along the 17-km line are inconvenienced. Traffic has worsened not only on E. delos Santos Avenue that MRT-3 traverses, but in the entire megalopolis.

The other week smoke from under a seat filled up a jampacked coach, panicking passengers. MRT-3 managers belittled the incident, falsely claiming there was no fire or spark. Firemen water-hosed the train, drenching the electricals, further reducing the coaches in service.

DOTr’s complaint against Sumitomo’s poor maintenance work is little known in the Philippines. It was filed in Singapore by DOTC Sec. Joseph Emilio Abaya on May 31, 2016, a month before leaving office.

Present Sec. Arthur Tugade is continuing the case. DOTr pays tens of millions of dollars, or hundreds of millions of pesos, for foreign lawyers. The legal fees are taken from Filipino taxpayers, who will also shoulder the loan from Japan to hire Sumitomo.

The case is in arbitration at the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law, based in the island-state. Proceedings of the UN-CITL are strictly confidential. It is talked about only in whispers at DOTr.

Abaya filed the complaint against the Metro Rail Transit Corp., private owner-builder of MRT-3. But he blamed mainly Sumitomo for the maintenance breaches, since MRTC hired the Japanese for the railway upkeep for 12 years, 2000-2012. In pass-through arrangement, DOTr directly paid Sumitomo.

In press statements U-Sec. for Railways Timothy John Batan stresses the hiring of Sumitomo as justification for the Japan rehab loan. He says that Sumitomo, with partner Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, had designed, constructed, and equipped the commuter railway in 1997-2000, then maintained it in the subsequent 12 years. The Japanese giant is well-versed with MRT-3 needs, he also defends the hiring.

Batan has been with DOTr, formerly DOTC (Dept. of Transportation and Communications), since 2012. He was assistant of U-Sec. Rene Limcaoco, Abaya’s deputy for legal and operations. Batan knows about the Singapore arbitration against Sumitomo, insiders say, and of talks with JICA to hire it.

Sources say Abaya revived the arbitration at the 11th hour to cover his tracks. He and predecessor Mar Roxas had caused Sumitomo’s sudden removal in Oct. 2012. It was replaced by a series of unqualified, inept, undercapitalized outfits: PH Trams, then Global Epcom, and lastly Busan Universal Railway Inc. (BURI). Behind all three were Liberal Party mates of Abaya and Roxas, who served as LP presidents.

At least P3.5 billion was paid to the three LP companies from 2012 to 2017. They only took the money but did not maintain MRT-3, overhaul the trains, or buy necessary parts and components. Insiders say they even used up $17 million (P850 million) in parts and equipment left behind by Sumitomo in 2012.

Records show there were glitches during Sumitomo’s time, but minor and infrequent compared to the LP contractors and the present. It fielded up to 21 trains at five-minute intervals, serving 560,000 riders. Although MRTC got Sumitomo under a build-lease-transfer scheme, DOTr directly paid the Japanese $1.2 million to $1.4 million a month. In suing MRTC, Abaya in effect also sued the government, which in 2011, had taken over ten of its 15 board seats.

Sumitomo was the single point of responsibility to repair all subsystems and procure all parts. It supposedly charged little but staked its reputation in MRT-3 in order to bag other train contracts in Asia and America.

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My piece last Wed. correctly was titled “Dengvaxia vaccinees need ‘lifetime watch’.” It was about public health specialists advocating lifelong monitoring of children harmfully injected with the vaccine. In the online edition “vaccinees” was altered to “vaccines,” so the title lost sense. Sorry for that.

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Catch Sapol radio show, Saturdays, 8-10 a.m., DWIZ (882-AM).

Sunday, February 4, 2018

JICA research MRT-Three viability

The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) started yesterday to conduct the due diligence and system audit for the Metro Rail Transit Line 3 (MRT-3) to determine what rehabilitation and restoration works need to be undertaken to bring in improvements to the train system.

In a statement yesterday, the Department of Transportation (DOTr) said a team of more than 50 railway engineers and experts from JICA started the due diligence and system audit of the MRT-3.

The system audit is being undertaken as the rehabilitation and restoration works for the MRT-3 would be undertaken by a JICA-nominated rehabilitation and maintenance provider that will be mobilized in May.

JICA’s system audit is different from the one being conducted by TUV Rheinland which was awarded by the DOTr the contract for the independent audit and assessment consultant for the entire MRT-3 system, including the 48 train cars from CRRC Dalian Co. Ltd.

TUV Rheinland expected to complete the audit by April.



 “We obviously need all the help we can get and we are very grateful that the Japanese Government answered our call for assistance to rehabilitate and restore the MRT-3 system,” TJ Batan, DOTr officer-in-charge undersecretary for railways said.

He also said passengers could expect additional trains for the MRT-3 within the month as the first batch of spare parts ordered last December are scheduled to be delivered and installed this month.

The spare parts have a delivery lead time of 30 days to six months.

“We created a Special Bids and Awards Committee for MRT-3 to address the urgent need to restore its service, which require the expedited procurement of spare parts, among others,” Batan said.

At present, the DOTr is implementing a four-point strategy to rehabilitate and restore the MRT-3 system which spans North Ave. station in Quezon City until Taft station in Pasay City, and carries 500,000 passengers daily.

In particular, it started with promoting accountability through the termination of the contract with Busan Universal Rail Inc. (BURI), the former maintenance provider for the MRT-3 in November last year for failure to meet the performance indicators which include number of trains running, as well as inability to procure spare parts.

After the termination of BURI’s contract, the DOTr decided to pursue continued service delivery by setting up a maintenance transition team to maintain the MRT-3 while a new and qualified service provider is being procured.

Saturday, February 3, 2018

Globe rolls out over 1 M broadband lines ahead of schedule

Over the last two years, Globe Telecom, Inc. has deployed over one million new broadband lines, enabling more customers to enjoy video-streaming content.

Already, the telco is at half point in its goal of rolling out 2 million new broadband lines by 2020 as part of its commitment to creating an internet superhighway.  Globe is also determined on develop its wired broadband coverage to improve customers’ quality of experience.

In terms of wired broadband facilities, Globe was able to deploy fiber broadband in 12 cities in Metro Manila, as well as in 19 provinces nationwide. Most of the company’s fiber build are located in Quezon City, Sta. Rosa and Calamba in Laguna as well as in Cebu and Davao.

Globe continues to deploy VDSL (Very-high-bit-rate digital subscriber line) and now includes 16 cities in Metro Manila and in 18 areas from Bulacan, Cavite, Baguio, Cavite, Cebu to Davao City.

VDSL technology provides high-speed Broadband service up to 200 Mbps using existing copper footprint.

The telco’s total deployment using various broadband technologies has reached more than 1 million lines since 2016, confirmed Joel Agustin, Senior Vice President for Program Governance, Network Technical Group.

The company’s bid to deploy 2 million broadband lines by 2020 will redefine home broadband experience for Filipinos amid growing customer demand for bandwidth-intensive multimedia content, he noted.

On the other hand, its deployment of massive MIMO (multiple input, multiple output) technology will also hasten its rollout of 2 million home broadband lines, with speeds of at least 10 Mbps by 2020.

Massive MIMO technology enables a mobile network to multiply the capacity of a wireless connection without requiring more antennas. The technology increases wireless throughput, accommodating more users at higher data rates with better reliability while consuming less power.

Soon on View on the 3rd - Jojo Bailon: El Shaddai Healing Message Throwback

Here is the El Shaddai Healing Message Throwback:
  1. January 2, 1999 -
  2. January 5, 1999 -
  3. January 9, 1999 -
  4. January 13, 1999 -
  5. January 16, 1999 -
  6. January 19, 1999 -
  7. January 23-24, 1999 -
  8. January 26, 1999 -
  9. January 30, 1999 -
  10. February 2, 1999 -
  11. February 6, 1999 -
  12. February 9, 1999 -
  13. February 13, 1999 -
  14. February 16, 1999 -
  15. February 20, 1999 -
  16. February 23, 1999 -
  17. February 27, 1999 -
  18. March 2, 1999 -
  19. March 7, 1999 -
  20. March 9, 1999 -
  21. March 13, 1999 -
  22. March 16, 1999 -
  23. March 20, 1999 -
  24. March 23, 1999 -
  25. March 27, 1999 -
  26. March 30, 1999 -
  27. April 1, 1999 -
  28. April 2, 1999 -
  29. April 3-4, 1999 -
  30. April 6, 1999 -
  31. April 10, 1999 -
  32. April 13, 1999 -
  33. April 17, 1999 -
  34. April 20, 1999 -
  35. April 24, 1999 -
  36. April 27, 1999 -
  37. May 1, 1999 -
  38. May 4, 1999 -
  39. May 8, 1999 -
  40. May 11, 1999 -
  41. May 15, 1999 -
  42. May 18, 1999 -
  43. May 22-23, 1999 -
  44. May 25, 1999 -
  45. May 29, 1999 -
  46. June 1, 1999 - 
  47. June 5, 1999 - 
  48. June 8, 1999 - 
  49. June 12, 1999 - 
  50. June 14, 1999 - 
  51. June 19, 1999 - 
  52. June 22, 1999 - 
  53. June 26, 1999 - 
  54. June 30, 1999 - 
  55. July 3, 1999 - 
  56. July 7, 1999 -
  57. July 10, 1999 - 
  58. July 13, 1999 - 
  59. July 17, 1999 - 
  60. July 21, 1999 - Cuneta Astrodome, Pasay City
  61. July 24, 1999 - Quirino Grandstand, Rizal Park, Manila
  62. August 3, 1999 - 
  63. August 7, 1999 - 
  64. August 10, 1999 - 
  65. August 14, 1999 -
  66. August 20-21, 1999 - Quirino Grandstand, Rizal Park, Manila
  67. August 24, 1999 - 
  68. August 28, 1999 - 
  69. August 31, 1999 - 
  70. September 4, 1999 - 
  71. September 7, 1999 -
  72. September 11, 1999 - 
  73. September 14, 1999 - 
  74. September 18, 1999 - 
  75. September 21, 1999 - 
  76. September 25, 1999 - 
  77. September 28, 1999 - 
  78. October 2, 1999 - 
  79. October 5, 1999 - 
  80. October 12, 1999 -
  81. October 16, 1999 - 
  82. October 19, 1999 - 
  83. October 23, 1999 - 
  84. October 26, 1999 - 
  85. October 30, 1999 - 
  86. November 2, 1999 - 
  87. November 6, 1999 - 
  88. November 9, 1999 - 
  89. November 13, 1999 - 
  90. November 16, 1999 - 
  91. November 19, 1999 - 
  92. November 23, 1999 - 
  93. November 27, 1999 - 
  94. November 30, 1999 -
  95. December 4, 1999 - 
  96. December 7, 1999 - 
  97. December 11, 1999 - 
  98. December 14, 1999 - 
  99. December 18, 1999 - 
  100. December 24-25, 1999 - 
  101. January 1, 2000 -
  102. January 4, 2000 - 
  103. January 8, 2000 - 
  104. January 11, 2000 - 
  105. January 15, 2000 - 
  106. January 18, 2000 - 
  107. January 22, 2000 - 
  108. January 25, 2000 - 
  109. January 29, 2000 - 
  110. February 1, 2000 - 
  111. February 5, 2000 - 
  112. February 8, 2000 - 
  113. February 12, 2000 - 
  114. February 15, 2000 - 
  115. February 19, 2000 - 
  116. February 22, 2000 - 
  117. February 26, 2000 - 
  118. February 29, 2000 - 
  119. March 4, 2000 - 
  120. March 7, 2000 - 
  121. March 11, 2000 - 
  122. March 14, 2000 - 
  123. March 18, 2000 - 
  124. March 21, 2000 - 
  125. March 25, 2000 - 
  126. March 28, 2000 - 
  127. April 1, 2000 - 
  128. April 4, 2000 - 
  129. April 8, 2000 - 
  130. April 11, 2000 - 
  131. April 15, 2000 - 
  132. April 20, 2000 - 
  133. April 21, 2000 - 
  134. April 22-23, 2000 -
  135. April 26, 2000 - 
  136. April 29, 2000 - 
  137. May 2, 2000 - 
  138. May 6, 2000 - 
  139. May 9, 2000 - 
  140. May 13, 2000 - 
  141. May 16, 2000 - 
  142. May 20, 2000 - 
  143. May 23, 2000 - 
  144. May 27, 2000 - 
  145. May 30, 2000 - 
  146. June 3, 2000 - 
  147. June 6, 2000 - 
  148. June 10-11, 2000 - 
  149. June 13, 2000 - 
  150. June 17, 2000 - 
  151. June 20, 2000 - 
  152. June 24, 2000 - 
  153. June 27, 2000 - 
  154. July 1, 2000 - 
  155. July 4, 2000 - 
  156. July 8, 2000 - 
  157. July 11, 2000 - 
  158. July 15, 2000 - 
  159. July 18, 2000 - 
  160. July 22, 2000 - 
  161. July 25, 2000 - 
  162. July 29, 2000 - 
  163. August 2, 2000 - 
  164. August 5, 2000 - 
  165. August 8, 2000 - 
  166. August 12, 2000 - 
  167. August 19-20, 2000 - 
  168. August 22, 2000 - 
  169. August 26, 2000 - 
  170. August 30, 2000 - 
  171. September 2, 2000 - 
  172. September 5, 2000 - 
  173. September 9, 2000 - 
  174. September 12, 2000 - 
  175. September 16, 2000 - 
  176. September 19, 2000 - 
  177. September 23, 2000 - 
  178. September 26, 2000 -
  179. September 30, 2000 - 
  180. October 3, 2000 - 
  181. October 6, 2000 - 
  182. October 10, 2000 - 
  183. October 14, 2000 - 
  184. October 17, 2000 - 
  185. October 21, 2000 - 
  186. October 24, 2000 - 
  187. October 27, 2000 - 
  188. October 31, 2000 - 
  189. November 4, 2000 - 
  190. November 7, 2000 - 
  191. November 11, 2000 - 
  192. November 14, 2000 - 
  193. November 18, 2000 - 
  194. November 21, 2000 - 
  195. November 25, 2000 - 
  196. November 28, 2000 - 
  197. December 2, 2000 - 
  198. December 5, 2000 - 
  199. December 9, 2000 - 
  200. December 12, 2000 - 
  201. December 16, 2000 - 
  202. December 19, 2000 - 
  203. December 23-24, 2000 - 
  204. December 26, 2000 - 
  205. December 30, 2000 - 
  206. January 2, 2001 - 
  207. January 6, 2001 - 
  208. January 9, 2001 - 
  209. January 13, 2001 - 
  210. January 16, 2001 - 
  211. January 20, 2001 - 
  212. January 23, 2001 - 
  213. January 26, 2001 -
  214. January 30, 2001 - 
  215. February 3, 2001 - 
  216. February 6, 2001 - 
  217. February 10, 2001 - 
  218. February 14, 2001 - 
  219. February 17, 2001 - 
  220. February 20, 2001 -
  221. February 24, 2001 - 
  222. February 27, 2001 - 
  223. March 3, 2001 - 
  224. March 6, 2001 - 
  225. March 10, 2001 - 
  226. March 13, 2001 - 
  227. March 17, 2001 - 
  228. March 20, 2001 - 
  229. March 24, 2001 - 
  230. March 27, 2001 - 
  231. March 31, 2001 - 
  232. April 3, 2001 - 
  233. April 7, 2001 - 
  234. April 12, 2001 - 
  235. April 13, 2001 - 
  236. April 14-15, 2001 - 
  237. April 17, 2001 - 
  238. April 21, 2001 - 
  239. April 24, 2001 - 
  240. April 28, 2001 - 
  241. May 1, 2001 - 
  242. May 5, 2001 - 
  243. May 8, 2001 - 
  244. May 12, 2001 - 
  245. May 15, 2001 - 
  246. May 19, 2001 - 
  247. May 23, 2001 - 
  248. May 27, 2001 - 
  249. May 30, 2001 - 
  250. June 2-3, 2001 - 
  251. June 5, 2001 - 
  252. June 9, 2001 - 
  253. June 12, 2001 - 
  254. June 16, 2001 - 
  255. June 19, 2001 - 
  256. June 23, 2001 - 
  257. June 26, 2001 - 
  258. June 30, 2001 - 
  259. July 3, 2001 - 
  260. July 7, 2001 - 
  261. June 16, 2001 - 
  262. June 19, 2001 - 
  263. June 23, 2001 - 
  264. June 26, 2001 - 
  265. June 30, 2001 - 
  266. July 3, 2001 - 
  267. July 7, 2001 - 
  268. July 11, 2001 - 
  269. July 14, 2001 - 
  270. July 17, 2001 - 
  271. July 21, 2001 - 
  272. July 24, 2001 - 
  273. July 28, 2001 - 
  274. July 31, 2001 - 
  275. August 4, 2001 - 
  276. August 7, 2001 - 
  277. August 11, 2001 - 
  278. August 14, 2001 - 
  279. August 17-18, 2001 - 
  280. August 21, 2001 - 
  281. August 25, 2001 - 
  282. August 28, 2001 - 
  283. September 1, 2001 - 
  284. September 4, 2001 - 
  285. September 8, 2001 - 
  286. September 11, 2001 - 
  287. September 15, 2001 - 
  288. September 18, 2001 - 
  289. September 22, 2001 - 
  290. September 25, 2001 - 
  291. September 29, 2001 - 
  292. October 2, 2001 - 
  293. October 6, 2001 - 
  294. October 9, 2001 - 
  295. October 13, 2001 - 
  296. October 16, 2001 - 
  297. October 20, 2001 - 
  298. October 23, 2001 - 
  299. October 27, 2001 - 
  300. October 30, 2001 - 
  301. November 3, 2001 - 
  302. November 6, 2001 - 
  303. November 10, 2001 - 
  304. November 13, 2001 - 
  305. November 17, 2001 - 
  306. November 21, 2001 - 
  307. November 24, 2001 - 
  308. November 27, 2001 - 
  309. December 1, 2001 - 
  310. December 4, 2001 - 
  311. December 8, 2001 - 
  312. December 11, 2001 - 
  313. December 15, 2001 - 
  314. December 18, 2001 - 
  315. December 22-23, 2001 - 
  316. December 30, 2001
  317. January 2, 2002 - 
  318. January 5, 2002 - 
  319. January 8, 2002 - 
  320. January 12, 2002 - 
  321. January 15, 2002 - 
  322. January 19, 2002 - 
  323. January 22, 2002 - 
  324. January 26, 2002 - 
  325. January 30, 2002 - 
  326. February 2, 2002 - 
  327. February 5, 2002 - 
  328. February 9, 2002 - 
  329. February 12, 2002 - 
  330. February 16, 2002 - 
  331. February 19, 2002 - 
  332. February 23, 2002 - 
  333. February 26, 2002 - 
  334. March 2, 2002 - 
  335. March 5, 2002 - 
  336. March 9, 2002 - 
  337. March 12, 2002 - 
  338. March 16, 2002 - 
  339. March 19, 2002 - 
  340. March 23-24, 2002 - 
  341. March 28, 2002 - 
  342. March 29, 2002 - 
  343. March 30, 2002 -
  344. April 2, 2002 - 
  345. April 6, 2002 - 
  346. April 9, 2002 - 
  347. April 13, 2002 - 
  348. April 16, 2002 - 
  349. April 20, 2002 - 
  350. April 23, 2002 - 
  351. April 27, 2002 -
  352. April 30, 2002 - 
  353. May 4, 2002
  354. May 7, 2002
  355. May 11, 2002
  356. May 14, 2002
  357. May 18-19, 2002
  358. May 21, 2002
  359. May 25, 2002
  360. May 28, 2002
  361. June 1, 2002
  362. June 4, 2002
  363. June 8, 2002
  364. June 11, 2002
  365. June 15, 2002
  366. June 18, 2002
  367. June 22, 2002
  368. June 25, 2002
  369. June 29, 2002
  370. July 2, 2002
  371. July 6, 2002
  372. July 9, 2002
  373. July 13, 2002
  374. July 16, 2002
  375. July 20, 2002
  376. July 23, 2002
  377. July 27, 2002
  378. July 30, 2002
  379. August 2, 2002
  380. August 6, 2002
  381. August 10, 2002
  382. August 13, 2002
  383. August 17-18, 2002
  384. August 24, 2002
  385. August 27, 2002
  386. August 30, 2002
  387. September 3, 2002
  388. September 8, 2002
  389. September 11, 2002
  390. September 14, 2002
  391. September 17, 2002
  392. September 21, 2002
  393. September 24, 2002
  394. September 28, 2002
  395. October 1, 2002
  396. October 5, 2002
  397. October 9, 2002
  398. October 13, 2002 -
  399. October 16, 2002 - 
  400. October 19, 2002 - 
  401. October 22, 2002 - 
  402. October 23, 2002 - 
  403. October 26, 2002 - 
  404. October 30, 2002 - 
  405. November 2, 2002 - 
  406. November 5, 2002 -
  407. November 9, 2002 - 
  408. November 12, 2002 - 
  409. November 16, 2002 - 
  410. November 19, 2002 - 
  411. November 23, 2002 - 
  412. November 26, 2002 - 
  413. November 30, 2002 - 
  414. December 3, 2002 - 
  415. December 7, 2002 - 
  416. December 10, 2002 - 
  417. December 14, 2002 - 
  418. December 17, 2002 - 
  419. December 21-22, 2002 - 
  420. December 28, 2002 - 
  421. January 4, 2003 - 
  422. January 7, 2003 - 
  423. January 11, 2003 - 
  424. January 14, 2003 - 
  425. January 18, 2003 - 
  426. January 21, 2003 - 
  427. January 25-26, 2003 - 
  428. January 28, 2003 - 
  429. February 1, 2003 - 
  430. February 4, 2003 - 
  431. February 8, 2003 - 
  432. February 11, 2003 - 
  433. February 15, 2003 - 
  434. February 18, 2003 - 
  435. February 22, 2003 - 
  436. February 25, 2003 - 
  437. March 1, 2003 - 
  438. March 4, 2003 - 
  439. March 8, 2003 - 
  440. March 11, 2003 - 
  441. March 15, 2003 - 
  442. March 18, 2003 - 
  443. March 22, 2003 - 
  444. March 25, 2003 - 
  445. March 29, 2003 - 
  446. April 1, 2003 - 
  447. April 5, 2003 - 
  448. April 8, 2003 - 
  449. April 12, 2003 - 
  450. April 17, 2003 - 
  451. April 18, 2003 - 
  452. April 19-20, 2003 - 
  453. April 23, 2003 - 
  454. April 26, 2003 - 
  455. April 29, 2003 - 
  456. May 3, 2003 - 
  457. May 6, 2003 - 
  458. May 10, 2003 - 
  459. May 13, 2003 - 
  460. May 16, 2003 - 
  461. May 20, 2003 - 
  462. May 24, 2003 - 
  463. May 27, 2003 - 
  464. May 30, 2003 - 
  465. June 3, 2003 - 
  466. June 7-8, 2003 - 
  467. June 10, 2003 - 
  468. June 14, 2003 - 
  469. June 17, 2003 - 
  470. June 21, 2003 - 
  471. June 25, 2003 - 
  472. June 28, 2003 - 
  473. July 1, 2003 - 
  474. July 5, 2003 - 
  475. July 8, 2003 - 
  476. July 12, 2003 - 
  477. July 15, 2003 - 
  478. July 19, 2003 - 
  479. July 22, 2003 - 
  480. July 26, 2003 - 
  481. July 29, 2003 - 
  482. August 2, 2003 - 
  483. August 5, 2003 - 
  484. August 9, 2003 - 
  485. August 12, 2003 - 
  486. August 16, 2003 - 
  487. August 23-24, 2003 - 
  488. August 30, 2003 - 
  489. September 2, 2003 - 
  490. September 6, 2003 - 
  491. September 9, 2003 - 
  492. September 13, 2003 - 
  493. September 16, 2003 - 
  494. September 20, 2003 - 
  495. September 23, 2003 - 
  496. September 27, 2003 -
  497. September 30, 2003 - 
  498. October 4, 2003 - 
  499. October 7, 2003 - 
  500. October 11, 2003 - 
  501. October 14, 2003 - 
  502. October 18, 2003 -
  503. October 21, 2003 - 
  504. October 25, 2003 - 
  505. October 28, 2003 - 
  506. November 1, 2003 - 
  507. November 4, 2003 - 
  508. November 8, 2003 - 
  509. November 11, 2003 - 
  510. November 15, 2003 - 
  511. November 18, 2003 - 
  512. November 22, 2003 - 
  513. November 25, 2003 - 
  514. November 29, 2003 - 
  515. December 2, 2003 - 
  516. December 6, 2003 - 
  517. December 9, 2003 - 
  518. December 13, 2003 - 
  519. December 16, 2003 - 
  520. December 20, 2003 - 
  521. December 27-28, 2003 - 
  522. January 3, 2004 - 
  523. January 6, 2004 - 
  524. January 10, 2004 - 
  525. January 13, 2004 - 
  526. January 17, 2004 - 
  527. January 20, 2004 - 
  528. January 24, 2004 - 
  529. January 27, 2004 - 
  530. January 31, 2004 - 
  531. February 3, 2004 - 
  532. February 7, 2004 - 
  533. February 10, 2004 - 
  534. February 14, 2004 - 
  535. February 17, 2004 - 
  536. February 21, 2004 - 
  537. February 24, 2004 - 
  538. February 28, 2004 - 
  539. March 2, 2004 - 
  540. March 6, 2004 - 
  541. March 9, 2004 - 
  542. March 13, 2004 - 
  543. March 16, 2004 - 
  544. March 20, 2004 - 
  545. March 23, 2004 - 
  546. March 27, 2004 - 
  547. March 30, 2004 - 
  548. April 3, 2004 - 
  549. April 8, 2004 - 
  550. April 9, 2004 - 
  551. April 10-11, 2004 - 
  552. April 13, 2004 - 
  553. April 17, 2004 - 
  554. April 20, 2004 - 
  555. April 23, 2004 - 
  556. April 27, 2004 - 
  557. May 1, 2004 - 
  558. May 4, 2004 - 
  559. May 8-9, 2004 - 
  560. May 15, 2004
  561. May 18, 2004
  562. May 22, 2004
  563. May 29-30, 2004
  564. June 1, 2004
  565. June 5, 2004
  566. June 8, 2004
  567. June 12, 2004
  568. June 15, 2004
  569. June 19, 2004
  570. June 22, 2004
  571. June 26, 2004
  572. June 29, 2004
  573. July 3, 2004
  574. July 6, 2004
  575. July 10, 2004
  576. July 13, 2004
  577. July 17, 2004
  578. July 20, 2004
  579. July 24, 2004
  580. July 27, 2004
  581. July 31, 2004
  582. August 3, 2004
  583. August 7, 2004
  584. August 10, 2004
  585. August 14, 2004
  586. August 17, 2004
  587. August 21-22, 2004
  588. August 24, 2004
  589. August 28, 2004
  590. August 31, 2004
  591. September 4, 2004
  592. September 7, 2004
  593. September 11, 2004
  594. September 14, 2004
  595. September 18, 2004
  596. September 21, 2004
  597. September 24, 2004
  598. September 27, 2004
  599. October 2, 2004
  600. October 5, 2004
  601. October 9, 2004
  602. October 12, 2004
  603. October 16, 2004
  604. October 19, 2004
  605. October 23, 2004
  606. October 26, 2004
  607. October 30, 2004
  608. November 2, 2004
  609. November 6, 2004
  610. November 9, 2004
  611. November 13, 2004
  612. November 16, 2004
  613. November 20, 2004
  614. November 23, 2004
  615. November 27, 2004
  616. November 30, 2004
  617. December 4, 2004
  618. December 7, 2004
  619. December 11, 2004
  620. December 14, 2004
  621. December 18-19, 2004
  622. December 28, 2004
  623. January 1, 2005
  624. January 4, 2005
  625. January 8, 2005
  626. January 11, 2005
  627. January 15, 2005
  628. January 18, 2005
  629. January 22, 2005
  630. January 25, 2005
  631. January 29, 2005
  632. February 1, 2005
  633. February 5, 2005
  634. February 9, 2005
  635. February 12, 2005
  636. February 15, 2005
  637. February 19, 2005
  638. February 22, 2005
  639. February 26, 2005
  640. March 1, 2005
  641. March 5, 2005
  642. March 9, 2005
  643. March 12, 2005
  644. March 15, 2005
  645. March 19, 2005
  646. March 24, 2005
  647. March 25, 2005
  648. March 26-27, 2005
  649. March 29, 2005
  650. April 2, 2005
  651. April 5, 2005
  652. April 9, 2005
  653. April 12, 2005
  654. April 16, 2005
  655. April 19, 2005
  656. April 23, 2005
  657. April 26, 2005
  658. April 30, 2005
  659. May 3, 2005
  660. May 7, 2005
  661. May 10, 2005
  662. May 14-15, 2005
  663. May 17, 2005
  664. May 21, 2005
  665. May 24, 2005
  666. May 28, 2005
  667. May 31, 2005
  668. June 4, 2005
  669. June 7, 2005
  670. June 11, 2005
  671. June 14, 2005
  672. June 18, 2005
  673. June 21, 2005
  674. June 25, 2005
  675. June 28, 2005
  676. July 2, 2005
  677. July 5, 2005
  678. July 9, 2005
  679. July 12, 2005
  680. July 16, 2005
  681. July 19, 2005
  682. July 23, 2005
  683. July 26, 2005
  684. July 30, 2005
  685. August 2, 2005
  686. August 6, 2005
  687. August 9, 2005
  688. August 13, 2005
  689. August 16, 2005
  690. August 20-21, 2005
  691. August 23, 2005
  692. August 27, 2005
  693. August 30, 2005
  694. September 3, 2005
  695. September 6, 2005
  696. September 10, 2005
  697. September 14, 2005
  698. September 17, 2005
  699. September 20, 2005
  700. September 24, 2005
  701. September 27, 2005
  702. October 1, 2005
  703. October 4, 2005
  704. October 8, 2005
  705. October 11, 2005
  706. October 15, 2005
  707. October 18, 2005
  708. October 22, 2005
  709. October 25, 2005
  710. October 29, 2005
  711. November 1, 2005
  712. November 5, 2005
  713. November 8, 2005
  714. November 12, 2005
  715. November 15, 2005
  716. November 19, 2005
  717. November 22, 2005
  718. November 26, 2005
  719. November 29, 2005
  720. December 3, 2005
  721. December 6, 2005
  722. December 10, 2005
  723. December 14, 2005
  724. December 17, 2005
  725. December 21, 2005
  726. December 24-25, 2005
  727. January 3, 2006
  728. January 7, 2006
  729. January 10, 2006
  730. January 14, 2006
  731. January 17, 2006
  732. January 21, 2006
  733. January 24, 2006
  734. January 28, 2006
  735. January 31, 2006
  736. February 4, 2006
  737. February 7, 2006
  738. February 11, 2006
  739. February 14, 2006
  740. February 18, 2006
  741. February 21, 2006
  742. February 25, 2006
  743. February 28, 2006
  744. March 4, 2006
  745. March 7, 2006
  746. March 11, 2006
  747. March 14, 2006
  748. March 18, 2006
  749. March 21, 2006
  750. March 25, 2006
  751. March 28, 2006
  752. April 1, 2006
  753. April 4, 2006
  754. April 8, 2006
  755. April 13, 2006
  756. April 14, 2006
  757. April 15-16, 2006
  758. April 18, 2006
  759. April 22, 2006
  760. April 25, 2006
  761. April 29, 2006
  762. May 2, 2006
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Timeless OPM from music icons

‘TIMELESS OPM’ performers: Rico J. Puno, Imelda Papin, Rey Valera, and Claire dela Fuente
The music icons of the ’70s, Rico J. Puno, Imelda Papin, Claire dela Fuente and Rey Valera, join forces to make Valentine’s Day memorable with their hits “May Bukas Pa,” “Isang Linggong Pag-ibig,” “Sayang,” “Maging Sino Ka Man,” and many more. The Valentine show billed “Timeless OPM” is at the Newport Performing Arts Theater of Resorts World Manila on Feb. 14, 8 p.m.

The ’70s was considered the “Golden Era” of Pinoy music. It was when artists like Rico, Imelda, Rey and Claire emerged with their unique brands that made them widely popular among Filipinos here and internationally. Rico J. earned the title “Total Entertainer” for his soulful style of singing that was spiced with irreverent humor. He was Aliw Awards “Entertainer Of The Year” many times over.

On the other hand, Imelda Papin, known for her dynamic vocals and sentimental songs, was dubbed the “Sentimental Songstress” as well as Jukebox Queen. The country’s premiere composer-songwriter, Rey Valera, is known as “Mr. Hitmaker,” for obvious reasons. Claire dela Fuente, with her soothing voice, was dubbed the “Karen Carpenter of the Philippines” and “Asia’s Sweetest Voice.” Claire was also Jukebox Queen along with Imelda Papin.

“Timeless OPM” also features singer/actress Rita Daniela and rising star LA Santos as guest performers.

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‘Sherlock Jr.’ enthralls viewers

Ruru Madrid
GMA series “Sherlock Jr.” has won the hearts of Kapuso viewers with its first few episodes. They can’t stop talking about the sweet moments between Jack (Ruru Madrid) and Irene (Janine Gutierrez), who effortlessly bring on kilig. Then again, cute wonder dog Siri aka Serena is not letting the two steal thunder under her nose.

“Sherlock, Jr.” airs weeknights after “24 Oras” on GMA Telebabad.

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GMA Network secures top spot in nationwide TV ratings



GMA Network posted a strong start for 2018 in the nationwide television ratings competition after securing the top spot anew based on the latest data from Nielsen TV Audience Measurement, the industry’s widely-trusted ratings service provider.

For the full month of January (with January 21 to 31 based on overnight data), GMA registered winning numbers in the National Urban Television Audience Measurement (NUTAM) with an average of 43.7 percent total day people audience share, beating ABS-CBN’s 38.6 percent.

The Kapuso Network reigned supreme across all day parts in NUTAM. In the morning block, GMA recorded a 42.3 percent people audience share versus ABS-CBN’s 35.4 percent.

GMA’s afternoon line-up, which garnered 47.3 percent, was way ahead of rival network’s 36.8 percent.

Continuing well into the evening block, the Network maintained a leading share of 41.5 percent as against competition’s 41.2 percent.

The Kapuso Network similarly dominated all time blocks with bigger margins in both Urban Luzon and Mega Manila, which respectively account for 76 and 59 percent of all urban viewers in the country.

In Urban Luzon, GMA registered a total day people audience share of 49.2 percent; besting ABS-CBN’s 32 percent.

Likewise in Mega Manila (with official data from January 1 to 20), the Kapuso Network upheld its strong showing with 51.9 percent total day people audience share while ABS-CBN only managed to get 28.5 percent.

More Kapuso shows also made it to the list of top programs in NUTAM with the award-winning news magazine show Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho (KMJS) being the most watched GMA program for January.

Joining KMJS as the Network’s ratings drivers for the month were Magpakailanman; Sherlock Jr.; Pepito Manaloto; 24 Oras; Super Ma’am; Kambal, Karibal; Daig Kayo ng Lola Ko; All-Star Videoke; and Sirkus.

Included in the list as well were weekend primetime newscast 24 Oras Weekend; Ika-6 na Utos; Imbestigador; The One That Got Away; My Korean Jagiya; Bubble Gang, Saksi, Tadhana; Eat Bulaga; and Wowowin.

GMA Network still ruled the list of top programs in Urban Luzon with 8 Kapuso programs making it to the top 10, while once again sweeping Mega Manila’s top 10 list.

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Tidbits: Happy b-day greetings today, Feb. 3, go to Dulce Lucban, Marilou Cayton, Rafael Dulalia, Jude Digao, Lorna Molina, Ety Fariñas, Virgie Fantilagan, Alex Vergara, Timmy Boy Sta. Maria, Rosie Bernabe, Lito Miranda and Star Cinema’s Ms. Malou Santos…Feb. 4: Jun Polistico, Tony Villareal, Aida Jalandoon, Amelia Consul, Ethel de Chavez, Myrna Tadigue, Susan Bautista, Beth Custodio, Piedad Dy Liacvo and Remar de Leon…Feb. 5: Freddie Aguilar, twins Martin and Vicky Nievera, Myra Manibog, Cesar Campos, Abraham de Vera, MB’s Ed Bartilad, Joel Cruz of Aficionado, Jenny Miller, Cristine Reyes and Ms. Baby Go of BG Productions Int’l…