ANJO WORLD CELEBRATES FIRST ANNIVERSARY

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Currently, while the Covid-19 pandemic remains a threat, Anjo World has taken safety measures to boost customer confidence and entice more visitors.

“We are always improving our customer service to bring world-class experience to all our guests, acquire more mid-way games and introduce new entertainment inside the park,” said Cedric Reyes, head of Head of Sales, Marketing & Press Relations.

“The virus scare is still present. But we are making sure that the park is kept safe, clean and disinfected for both guests and our team members. We also make it a point to be at par with international amusement standards when it comes to guests safety,” Reyes emphasized.

As one of the anniversary highlights, Anjo World’s Snow World Cebu, which is considered as the first winter attraction in the Visayas and Mindanao region, is introducing a new theme this year, the “Snow Village,” which features colorful gingerbread houses

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The company president also announced that Anjo World management has recently inked a partnership with MyBus to give more easy transportation access to the premier amusement destination.

“This will be another treat to all families especially during this Christmas season,” said Lim.

“We are very excited as this will bring more guests to Anjo World in a clean and safe mode of transportation. MyBus will be starting soon here at Belmont One Complex,” he said.

Customers may visit the park's official website www.anjoworld.com or its official social media accounts for more details on the latest promos and updates.

As part of Anjo World First Year Anniversary 300 orphans from four orphanages were treated for free rides. “We have invited 300 orphans this year, as we want them to enjoy the park amidst the pandemic. We want them to know that Anjo World will always be here for them,” said Chester Lim, president of Anjo World.

These orphanages include SOS Children’s Village, Juanito | King Foundation, Children’s Joy Foundation and Casa Miami Somascan Fathers.

Day Adventure Pass (Unlimited rides, does not include Snow World)

Customers may visit the park's official website www.an oworld.com or its official social media accounts for more details on the latest promos and updates. ABOUT PARK SCHEDULES AND RATES Park Schedule: Starting December 1, OPEN DAILY from 10 AM to 8 PM Rates: P500 (Mondays to Thursdays) and P600 (Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays) per head for

P600 (Mondays to Thursdays) and P680 (Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays) per head for kids 35-55 inches tall (Junior unlimited rides, does include Snow World)

P700 (Mondays to Thursdays) and P800 (Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays) per head for Day Adventure Pass with SNOW WORLD (Unlimited rides with Snow World) P400 (Mondays to Thursdays) and P480 (Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays) per head for kids 35-55 inches tall (Junior unlimited rides, does not include Snow World) P250 (Mondays to Sundays) per head for SUPER TRES (three rides of your choice, one time use only) P350 (Mondays to Sundays) per head for Snow World only (unlimited access to Snow

P535.71 (Mondays to Thursdays) and P607.14 (Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays) per head for seniors/PWDs (Unlimited rides, does include Snow World)

World) P357.14 (Mondays to Thursdays) and P428.57 (Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays) per head for seniors/PWDs (Unlimited rides, does not include Snow World)

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 Feel the Joys of Christmas at Robinsons Galleria Cebu

Robinsons Galleria Cebu brings joy, warmth and positivity this holiday season with their Joys of Christmas campaign.

This season’s theme for the Christmas decor, #RPaskoSaSugbo highlights a 45ft locally-inspired Christmas Tree set amidst life-size native huts and a belen. “We are thankful that despite of the challenges that we are facing this year, our partners and customers have remained loyal and steadfast. Our thrust this year is to support local – to give back to the local community. This is our heart-felt way of expressing our gratefulness,” says Floramie Adolfo, Senior Operations Manager for Central and Eastern Visayas, for Robinsons Land Corporation.

“There are several offerings that Robinsons Galleria Cebu has in store for our customers, from irresistible discounts to exciting promos like RGift of Joy, Holiday Sale and Smiles of Christmas,” shares Joanna Salazar, Group Marcomm Manager for Cebu Malls.

Smiles of Christmas. Jump into the holiday fun and join the #SmilesOfChristmas promo! Strike a pose and flash those big smiles with friends and family at the Robinsons Galleria Cebu’s Christmas tree and upload on Facebook. Tag 2 BFFs and use the hashtags #SmilesOfChristmas #RMallsrealme. Promo period: November 27 to December 20, 2020.

RGift of Joy E-Raffle Promo. Robinsons Malls launches an e-Raffle promo with prizes including an iPad 8th Gen and a 23-inch Devant Smart TV (one raffle entry for a Php500 single purchase receipt from any participating Robinsons Malls stores or Php2,000 single purchase receipt from the Supermarket). Promo period: November 20, 2020 to January 31, 2021. Holiday Sale. Grab the opportunity and enjoy up to 70% off on selected items from participating stores. Promo period: November 16 to December 20, 2020. So come and celebrate the spirit of Christmas at Robinsons Galleria Cebu.

For more updates and information visit RobinsonsGalleriaCebuOfficial on Facebook, follow @RobGalleriaCebu on Instagram or join the Viber community: Robinsons Malls (Cebu)

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 Since 1991 advocates for women’s rights all over the world have marked November 25, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women  to December 10, Human Rights Day, of each year as  the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence. It is used as an organizing strategy by individuals and organizations around the world to call for the prevention and elimination of violence against women and girls.

In the Philippines, the national campaign has been extended until December 12, the International Day Against Trafficking by virtue of Proclamation No. 1172 signed in 2006 by former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, and the campaign is now known in the country as “the 18-Day campaign to End Violence Against Women.” The Philippine Campaign aims to raise awareness about gender-based violence against women as a human rights issue at the local, national, regional and international levels and to strengthen local work around gender-based violence against women.

This year’s campaign highlights the role and essence of the Barangay, as part of a VAW-free community, in consonance with the recurring theme “VAW-free community starts with Me”. Aside from capacitating VAW Desk Officers and other barangay officials on how to handle VAW/GBV cases, the campaign reiterates everyone’s commitment and contributions on ending VAW and calls on the general public to make a personal commitment to end violence against women and children.

In keeping with this vital, land-mark, world-wide campaign Zonta Club of Cebu II, through the Abay sa Kahayag Committee, has organized a series of activities and advocacy initiatives to highlight the perils and serious consequences of GBV (Gender-Based Violence) with most of our endeavors focused on strengthening local mechanisms and building on the required competencies of barangay officials to fully and effectively mandate and implement the directives  obligated by Republic Act 11313 or the Safe Spaces Act more popularly known as the Bawal Bastos Law,  a legal game -changer, with Senator Rissa Hontiveros as principal sponsor and author that aims at bolstering the country's legal framework in the area of sexual and gender-based harassment.

The Safe Spaces Act addresses existing gaps and issues on equality, security, and safety of both women and men in private and public spaces and is intended to expand the scope of the Anti-Sexual Harassment Act of 1995 or Republic Act No. 7877. RA 11313 seeks to prevent gender-based sexual harassment from occurring in streets, public places, online workplaces, and educational and training institutions regardless of the motive for committing such action or remarks. It penalizes acts such as: cursing, wolf-whistling, catcalling, leering and intrusive gazing, taunting, unwanted invitations, misogynistic, transphobic, homophobic, and sexist slurs, persistent unwanted comments on one's appearance and other such acts. The salient points of the Safe Spaces Act will be discussed at a webinar with a presentation by Atty. Miles Esquivel that will conclude with a motivating and impactful message from Senator Rissa Hontiveros.

The 18 day campaign organized by Zonta Club of Cebu II will also feature a webinar on The Intersecting Influences of  Technology on Human Trafficking with special attention focused on the methods that cyber technology increases the ease with which traffickers can locate, recruit, coerce and control their victims. Atty. Katrina Legarda will also present strategies how these same technology that are shaping and facilitating trafficking and smuggling crimes and creating additional barriers to their detection and investigation  can be harnessed to prevent, detect, intervene, and ultimately thwart these crimes. 

Another webinar will feature personalities who will share their stories and experiences of harassment either as victims or witnesses and how they dealt with the aftermath of the encounters. This will be followed by a very informational presentation by, Dr. Rhodora Masilang Bucoy, Former Associate Professor, UP Cebu and Past Chairperson Philippine Commission on Women (2016-2020), Recognized GAD Consultant on techniques and strategies for creating safe and secure physical, virtual or emotional spaces for all that will be inclusive, accepting and secure.

With these series of activities Zonta Club of Cebu II hopes to enlist the support of active participants in the fight to eradicate violence against women and children, to expand accountability and collective responsibility to include all government units, women’s groups, legal entities and  non-government institutions and to harness technology, social media, journalism, business and activism to draw attention to the many ways violence against women and children affects the lives of all people in all communities in the Philippines and around the world. The message that these activities will send is that the solution to violence, harassment and abuse in all forms lies with all of us and it is imperative that society acknowledge that violence against women and children is not solely a government or criminal justice system problem, but a societal issue, and that failure to view it as such results in all efforts failing to eradicate this scourge in our communities.

 Gearing up for the new era of Telehealth 

Is your facility keeping up with the rising demands for Virtual Health?  

The current global health crisis has highlighted the value of virtual health through telehealth, telemedicine, or remote patient monitoring. Due to lockdowns and community quarantines, healthcare organizations, ranging from large hospitals to small independent physicians, are now adopting telehealth systems to continue providing services to their patients. 

Recognizing the advantages of virtual health, the Department of Health (DOH) and the National Privacy Commission (NPC) released a set of “Guidelines on the Use of Telemedicine in COVID-19 Response” last April. This joint memorandum aims to enable patients to receive health services even while staying at home, except for emergencies or to avail of COVID-19-related health services as per standing protocols.  

As the adoption rates continue to skyrocket among healthcare facilities, physicians, and patients, use case applications for telehealth are continuing to expand across the healthcare environment—from mental health providers and physical therapists to small physician offices and large health systems. Healthcare providers utilize virtual health for online video telehealth visits, remote patient monitoring, virtual education, and management of billing and online payments, to name a few. 

For Vertiv, a global provider of critical digital infrastructure and continuity solutions, the rise of virtual health, on the other hand, is straining the health IT infrastructure and creates new challenges among healthcare providers. 

“Now that we currently face a pandemic, most healthcare systems struggle to support the volume of data generated by the virtual health approach. Healthcare providers, including hospitals, retail clinics, outpatient facilities, and physicians, must ensure that their IT infrastructures are built to support the range of virtual health services, being delivered today,” said Jason Lim, the country manager of Vertiv Philippines. 

To ensure the seamless delivery of virtual health services, Lim listed three things that healthcare providers must consider in ensuring the successful implementation of virtual health technologies. 

Build redundancy into the telehealth infrastructure 

Healthcare organizations must ensure that they have dependable internet connection and bandwidth, suitable for the data volume and high-resolution imaging. They also need to establish backup power protection for computers and network apparatus, as well as to consider data sovereignty, data privacy, security, and regulations.  

Modernize legacy infrastructure 

To support the next generation of computational, storage, and communication capabilities, healthcare organizations may also need to modernize their infrastructures.  

As healthcare facilities add hundreds of devices and thousands of sensors to their already overloaded network, it will be vital to assess their existing infrastructure for weak spots that could potentially bring their network down. Many healthcare systems were long overdue for technology updates even before the pandemic. There have also been some inadequacies in management, monitoring, security, and even back up power, which plague the health IT environments.  

With the growth of telehealth, there is an opportunity to get the needed funding for upgrading critical infrastructure devices in support of next-generation digital healthcare that delivers increased bandwidth, added security, and added computational, storage, and communications capabilities. 

Leverage the power of edge computing 

Innovative digital healthcare technologies and the rapid growth of telehealth is generating large amounts of data, from a variety of sources, and at greater velocity than ever before. Leveraging this data can help healthcare providers gain deep insights that can ultimately improve patient outcomes, boost workforce productivity, and improve the revenue streams for healthcare providers. 

By leveraging edge computing, an approach where health IT infrastructure or IT network services closer to where their customers are, healthcare providers will be more equipped to collect, analyze, and secure the influx of telehealth data for making faster, more informed decisions at the point of care. Deploying an edge architecture enables data processing close to the source promoting greater security and efficiency while reducing both cost and strain on bandwidth. 

As IT becomes an integral part of today’s new era of telehealth, Vertiv aims to bring together cutting-edge Healthcare Solutions that can help healthcare providers to meet the growing demand for always-on connectivity, while managing security and costs, and do it with fewer resources and tightening budgets.  

Vertiv’s Healthcare Solutions also help ensure uninterrupted operations, optimal performance, and scalability of data centers, communication networks, and other critical IT facilities. To learn more about how Vertiv supports the continuity of today’s vital business applications, visit Vertiv.com.