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Odette wrecks 405 Southern Leyte biz establishments

TYPHOON ZONE. Motorcycles pass by damaged businesses along a major street in Maasin City, Southern Leyte on Dec. 17, 2021, a day after Typhoon Odette's landfall. About 405 business establishments in Southern Leyte were damaged by the typhoon, the Department of Trade and Industry reported Thursday (Jan. 6, 2022).(Photo courtesy of Christopher Dy-Liacco Flores) TACLOBAN CITY - Typhoon Odette destroyed about 405 business establishments in Southern Leyte, the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) reported Thursday, citing initial survey results. The team from the DTI surveyed the establishments in the province and found that 57 percent were wrecked and 43 percent were damaged. Those surveyed account for 10 percent of firms operating within the commercial districts of Maasin City and the towns of Padre Burgos, Liloan, Sogod, and Macrohon. "The surveyed establishment, including available stocks, infrastructure, other assets, and the expenses for cleaning up the debris, incurred a t

Southern leytePadre burgosMisamis occidentalMaasin cityDepartment of healthPrice actTyphoon zone motorcycles pass by damaged businesses alonga major street in maasin cityOuthern leyte on dec 17A day after typhoon odette 39s landfall about 405 business establishments in southern leyte were damaged by theHe department of trade and industry reported thursday jan 6022 photo courtesy of christopher dy liacco flores tacloban city typhoon odette destroyed about 405 business establishments in southern leyteHe department of trade and industry dti reported thursdayIting initial survey results the team from dti surveyed establishments in province and found that 57 percent were wrecked 43 damaged those account for 10 of firms operating within commercial districts maasin city towns padre burgosNd macrohon quot the surveyed establishmentNcluding available stocksTher assets

DTI issues strong warning vs overpricing in Region 7

WARNING VS. OVERPRICING. Photo shows motorists lining up for fuel at a gasoline station in the Cebu South Coastal Road in Talisay City, Cebu in the aftermath of Typhoon Odette. The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) in Central Visayas on Friday (Dec. 24, 2021) issued a "strong warning" against traders who are overpricing basic commodities, with 42 supermarkets and stores in Bohol already slapped with show cause orders for violation of the price freeze order. (PNA photo by John Rey Saavedra) CEBU CITY - The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) in Region 7 on Friday issued a "strong warning" against unscrupulous traders that are found violating the price freeze order from the agency, as it is currently intensifying monitoring of non-compliant establishments. DTI-7 regional director Maria Elena Arbon confirmed that a price freeze on basic necessities is in place for 60 days following Proclamation No. 1267 declaring a state of calamity in the Visayas and Mindanao

Negros orientalPhilippines generalMaria elena arbonCentral visayasPrice actWarning vs overpricing photo shows motorists lining up for fuel ata gasoline station in the cebu south coastal road talisay cityEbu in the aftermath of typhoon odette department trade and industry dti central visayas on friday dec 24021 issueda quot strong warning against traders who are overpricing basic commoditiesIth 42 supermarkets and stores in bohol already slapped with show cause orders for violation of the price freeze order pna photo by john rey saavedra cebu city department trade industry dti region 7 on friday issueda quot strong warning against unscrupulous traders that are found violating from agencyS it is currently intensifying monitoring of non compliant establishments dti 7 regional director maria elena arbon confirmed thata price freeze on basic necessities in place for 60 days following proclamation no 1267 declaringa state calamity the visayas and mindanao areas affected by typhoon odette trade agency conducting supply worst hit other towns cities region said violations have yet been found major within central as office has just released list under howeverHere were vendors in bohol who made to explain why they selling goods beyond the price ceiling dti listed 104 establishments that are under close monitoring due complaintsHile 42 supermarkets and stores were already slapped with the show cause orders quot these are partial report as data is being verified transmitted to dti consumers advised any violationsUot the dti bohol said ina statement if an unjustified increase of prices basic necessities is provenRbon said the traders will be issueda notice of violation by dti agency is coordinating with local government units in monitoring establishments 39 compliance price freeze issued on thursday if there an allegedA local government unit lgu can suspendR cancel the business permit which gives them license to operate dti has also been receiving several unverified reports and social media posts of unscrupulous traders selling water construction materials at relatively high prices department appealed for public vigilance in these trying times aftermath typhoon that bettered all four provinces region 7 consumers can report acts violate price freeze order 09178188419 or cebu fb page 038 5018260 bohol 035 4809065 siquijor 0917 300 5811 negros oriental quot may reach out their respective lgus with corresponding proof identifiable location so agency act on it immediately

Cops to help enforce price freeze in Odette -hit areas

(Photo courtesy of PCADG Visayas) MANILA - Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Gen. Dionardo Carlos on Sunday night alerted police units to be on the lookout against unscrupulous traders and businessmen who may take advantage of Typhoon Odette's aftermath to hike prices of basic goods in calamity-hit areas. This, after the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) said an automatic price freeze is imposed in areas placed under a state of calamity. The local governments of Camarines Norte, Cebu, Bohol, and Negros Occidental have declared a state of calamity in the aftermath of 'Odette'. Aside from post-disaster relief and rehabilitation operations and disaster management measures being carried out by the PNP, police units in the regional, provincial, city, and municipal levels were given added duties to monitor prices of goods in their respective areas to ensure proper implementation of Republic Act 7581 or the Price Act. Sections 6 and 7 of the law expressly provide that &q

Camarines norteNegros occidentalPhilippine national policeDepartment of healthNational policeDionardo carlosTyphoon odetteRepublic actHoto courtesy of pcadg visayas manila philippine national police pnp chief gen dionardo carlos on sunday night alerted units to be the lookout against unscrupulous traders and businessmen who may take advantage typhoon odette 39s aftermath hike prices basic goods in calamity hit areas thisFter the department of trade and industry dti said an automatic price freeze is imposed in areas placed undera state calamity local governments camarines norteNd negros occidental have declareda state of calamity in the aftermath 39 odette aside from post disaster relief and rehabilitation operations management measures being carried out by pnpOlice units in the regionalNd municipal levels were given added duties to monitor prices of goods in their respective areas ensure proper implementation republic act 7581 or the price sections 6 and 7 law expressly provide that quot basic necessities an area shall automatically be frozen at prevailing placed under automatic control whenever is proclaimed declareda disaster undera state calamity anda ceiling may imposed on any necessity prime commodity considering impendencyR effects ofa calamity quot basic commodities collectively refer to rice corn bread fresh dried and canned fish other marine products porkNd poultry meat fresh eggs and processed milk vegetables root crops coffee sugar cooking oil salt laundry soap detergents firewood charcoal candles drugs classified as essential by the department of health violators may face imprisonment fora period not less than one year but more 10 yearsRa fine of not less than php5

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