BARI, Italy, 13 June 2024 — In a powerful call to action
on the eve of the G7 summit, Members of Parliaments from around the world
gathered here yesterday to call on the world’s richest economies to phase out
fossil fuels and fast-track renewable energy.

Parliamentarians from across the world, including
Kabataan Partylist Rep. Raoul Manuel, pose for a group photo after they
convened in Bari, Italy on June 12, 2024 to call on G7 leaders to phase out
fossil fuels and fast-track renewables. PHOTO BY Pablo Rodriguez

Over 50 parliamentarians have signed on to a statement
demanding a full, fast, fair, and funded transition away from coal, oil, and
gas, and holding the G7 accountable. This statement comes on the heels of the
fourth hearing of the Global Parliamentarians' Inquiry into the Progress of
Fossil Fuels Phase Out, highlighting the urgency for action.

“The final session of the Global Parliamentarians’
Inquiry into a Fossil Fuel Phase Out demonstrates a shared commitment to the
urgent task of tackling the climate crisis with the scale, solidarity, and
urgency it demands,” said US Senator Ed Markey. “On the eve of the G7, this
commitment is more critical than ever. The G7 countries account for more than a
quarter of current global oil, gas, and coal production but have the capacity
and responsibility to phase out fossil fuels. As parliamentarians, we will continue
to push for a cleaner, healthier, and more just future.”

Philippine Kabataan Partylist Representative&nbsp; Raoul Manuel delivers a statement during the
convening of parliamentarians from across the world in Bari, Italy on June 12,
2024 to call on G7 leaders to phase out fossil fuels and fast-track renewables.
PHOTO BY Pablo Rodriguez

G7 Funding Fossil Fuels Over Clean Energy

The largest economies continue to bankroll the climate
emergency and shirk from their duty to fast-track clean energy. G7 countries
prioritize fossil fuels over clean energy, with a staggering $25.7 billion
pumped into fossil fuel projects annually, compared to a mere $10.3 billion in
clean energy. Additionally, G7 countries provided a shocking $200 billion in
fossil fuel subsidies in 2022, while major G7-based banks financed a staggering
$700 billion in fossil fuel projects last year alone.

“The G7's continued financing of fossil fuels is a
blatant contradiction of their climate commitments and the Paris Agreement,”
said Canada Senator Rosa Galvez. “They have the power and responsibility to
lead the global phaseout, and have prioritized energy transition in their
Leader’s Summit, yet they're backtracking on their own promises.”

Parliamentarians from across the world convene in Bari,
Italy on June 12, 2024 to call on G7 leaders to phase out of fossil fuels and
fast-track renewables. PHOTO BY Pablo Rodriguez

“The historic decision at the COP28 climate conference in
Dubai to ‘transition away from fossil fuels’ has seemed to become little more
than a faint memory. The world must seize the moment to phase out fossil fuels
for good, and G7 countries can and must lead by example,” said Tanzania MP
Nusrat Hanje.

“We have made some progress but we have work to do at
COP29 in Baku &amp; COP30 in Belem. We need to hold the G7 to account. We need
to move from billions to trillions in climate finance, including the energy
transition,” said Bangladesh MP and Minister of Environment, Forests and
Climate Change Saber Chowdhury.

“Vulnerable countries and communities cannot afford to
wait for 2050 for the G7 to commit to a fossil fuel phaseout and a rapid
transition to renewable energy systems. These countries must also uphold a just
transition, scale up their delivery of climate finance, and strengthen their
Nationally Determined Contributions,” said Zambia MP Anthony Kasandwe.

“The recent G7 communiqués are widely perceived as
inadequate, replete with loopholes and their countries have continued to renege
on their commitments. We cannot afford to be unambitious. We have to act now,”
said Philippines MP Raoul Manuel.

“The G7 plays a very big role to fund climate action
including renewables. But how much of this money is reaching the hotspots? Can
we listen to each other to find a way forward for humanity?” asked Uganda MP
Lawrence Biyika Songa.

“G7 countries just don’t want to walk the talk. We need
to engage finance ministries and be involved in budget discussions. We need to
work with civil society more,” said Sierra Leone MP Rebecca Yei Kamara.

The hearing was held back to back with a preview of the
Global Parliamentarians’ Inquiry for a Fossil-Free Amazon, which aims to
pressure governments, public institutions and corporations within and working
in the region to scale up pledges and actions to stop oil and gas expansion in
the world’s largest rainforest.

“It is urgent that we protect the Amazon from industrial
activity and global warming. We must therefore phase out fossil fuels in the
region and globally. Oil and gas production in the region has caused not only
environmental degradation but also social destabilization, health impacts,
human rights violations, and corruption. We need to find out who funds and who
benefits from the exploration, and we need to make them accountable,” said
Brazil MP Livia Duartee, who hails from Belem.

“Through the new Amazon inquiry, we aim to investigate
progress in the fossil fuel phaseout in the Amazon region and explore
opportunities for phasing in renewable energy in a just and equitable manner,”
said Bolivia Senator Cecilia Requena.

A recent study shows that from 2016 to 2023, 38 of the
world's 60 largest banks have financed oil and gas exploitation in the Amazon
to the tune of $11.15 billion. Twenty-four of the 38 banks are from the G7 and
have bankrolled 80% of the total.

Brazil MP Livia Duarte, Bolivia Senator Cecilia Requena,
and Canada Senator Rosa Galvez led the media launch in Bari. They are joined in
the Amazon inquiry committee by Brazil MPs Célia Xakriabá and Ivan Valente,
Colombia MPs Andres Cancimance and Juan Carlos Lozada, Ecuador MP Jahiren
Noriega, and Peru MPs Sigrid Bazan and Ruth Luque.

The inquiry will be formally launched in August, the
first-year anniversary of Ecuador's popular consultation vote to stop and ban
oil exploitation in Yasuní National Park in the Amazon. Hearings and other
related activities will be held from 2024 to 2025, with the outcomes scheduled
to be presented prior and during COP30 in Belem.

(Editor's Note: This is a press release from
the Parliamentarians for a Fossil-Free Future, a network of over 800 Members of
Parliament from 95 countries calling for governments and corporations to phase
out fossil fuels and phase in renewable energy.)

Over 50 parliamentarians have signed on to a statement demanding a full, fast, fair, and funded transition away from coal, oil, and gas, and holding the G7 accountable. BARI, Italy, 13 June 2024 — In a powerful call to action
on the eve of the G7 summit, Members of Parliaments from around the world
gathered here yesterday to call on the world’s richest economies to phase out
fossil fuels and fast-track renewable energy.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/bdfd507fcb1f5ad0fe83e3a1aaff9e539f2f57ccaa924f63df5486726a3379de/240512%20PHOTO%201%20-%20parliamentarians%20meet%20%281%29.jpeg" alt="Image" />Parliamentarians from across the world, including
Kabataan Partylist Rep. Raoul Manuel, pose for a group photo after they
convened in Bari, Italy on June 12, 2024 to call on G7 leaders to phase out
fossil fuels and fast-track renewables. PHOTO BY Pablo RodriguezOver 50 parliamentarians have signed on to a statement
demanding a full, fast, fair, and funded transition away from coal, oil, and
gas, and holding the G7 accountable. This statement comes on the heels of the
fourth hearing of the Global Parliamentarians' Inquiry into the Progress of
Fossil Fuels Phase Out, highlighting the urgency for action.“The final session of the Global Parliamentarians’
Inquiry into a Fossil Fuel Phase Out demonstrates a shared commitment to the
urgent task of tackling the climate crisis with the scale, solidarity, and
urgency it demands,” said US Senator Ed Markey. “On the eve of the G7, this
commitment is more critical than ever. The G7 countries account for more than a
quarter of current global oil, gas, and coal production but have the capacity
and responsibility to phase out fossil fuels. As parliamentarians, we will continue
to push for a cleaner, healthier, and more just future.”<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/dde240a14a188bfab23bba5256538336bb8e0fb7677d48b894ef616b708c0458/240512%20PHOTO%202%20-%20parliamentarians%20meet.jpeg" alt="Image" />Philippine Kabataan Partylist Representative&nbsp; Raoul Manuel delivers a statement during the
convening of parliamentarians from across the world in Bari, Italy on June 12,
2024 to call on G7 leaders to phase out fossil fuels and fast-track renewables.
PHOTO BY Pablo RodriguezG7 Funding Fossil Fuels Over Clean EnergyThe largest economies continue to bankroll the climate
emergency and shirk from their duty to fast-track clean energy. G7 countries
prioritize fossil fuels over clean energy, with a staggering $25.7 billion
pumped into fossil fuel projects annually, compared to a mere $10.3 billion in
clean energy. Additionally, G7 countries provided a shocking $200 billion in
fossil fuel subsidies in 2022, while major G7-based banks financed a staggering
$700 billion in fossil fuel projects last year alone.“The G7's continued financing of fossil fuels is a
blatant contradiction of their climate commitments and the Paris Agreement,”
said Canada Senator Rosa Galvez. “They have the power and responsibility to
lead the global phaseout, and have prioritized energy transition in their
Leader’s Summit, yet they're backtracking on their own promises.”<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/cb3f9ed54f60f1ce8ec7664bcc1a2586e1ef6dfc6883d4a48f5fe79a2fb35c0c/240512%20PHOTO%203%20-%20parliamentarians%20meet%20%281%29.jpeg" alt="Image" />Parliamentarians from across the world convene in Bari,
Italy on June 12, 2024 to call on G7 leaders to phase out of fossil fuels and
fast-track renewables. PHOTO BY Pablo RodriguezDeveloping Nations Demand Action“The historic decision at the COP28 climate conference in
Dubai to ‘transition away from fossil fuels’ has seemed to become little more
than a faint memory. The world must seize the moment to phase out fossil fuels
for good, and G7 countries can and must lead by example,” said Tanzania MP
Nusrat Hanje.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/f44183e688b37e6fd6f9dd67dc698106bf1f8ba7f7f3db7ad4fa864eca058524/Parl%20G7%2012Jun2024%20-%208.jpeg" alt="Image" />Parliamentarians from across the world convene in Bari,
Italy on June 12, 2024 to call on G7 leaders to phase out of fossil fuels and
fast-track renewables. PHOTO BY Pablo Rodriguez“We have made some progress but we have work to do at
COP29 in Baku &amp; COP30 in Belem. We need to hold the G7 to account. We need
to move from billions to trillions in climate finance, including the energy
transition,” said Bangladesh MP and Minister of Environment, Forests and
Climate Change Saber Chowdhury.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/f78e9d1444083d145cebd15e12e1f07200c8e2fca537e3190433b356b3bbfabb/240512%20PHOTO%204%20-%20parliamentarians%20meet.jpeg" alt="Image" />Parliamentarians from across the world convene in Bari,
Italy on June 12, 2024 to call on G7 leaders to phase out of fossil fuels and
fast-track renewables. PHOTO BY Pablo Rodriguez“Vulnerable countries and communities cannot afford to
wait for 2050 for the G7 to commit to a fossil fuel phaseout and a rapid
transition to renewable energy systems. These countries must also uphold a just
transition, scale up their delivery of climate finance, and strengthen their
Nationally Determined Contributions,” said Zambia MP Anthony Kasandwe.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/f3c1e8eac3d8e35b49d6a286f8764329e32996c54737d32049cf4aea6f7e27f3/Parl%20G7%2012Jun2024%20-%209.jpeg" alt="Image" />Parliamentarians from across the world convene in Bari,
Italy on June 12, 2024 to call on G7 leaders to phase out of fossil fuels and
fast-track renewables. PHOTO BY Pablo RodriguezA Call to Seize the Moment“The recent G7 communiqués are widely perceived as
inadequate, replete with loopholes and their countries have continued to renege
on their commitments. We cannot afford to be unambitious. We have to act now,”
said Philippines MP Raoul Manuel.“The G7 plays a very big role to fund climate action
including renewables. But how much of this money is reaching the hotspots? Can
we listen to each other to find a way forward for humanity?” asked Uganda MP
Lawrence Biyika Songa.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/1cdfcad20a3c23227125f31ed6d1afb1298f50d020a33044d78bfcc2208b85fd/Parl%20G7%2012Jun2024%20-%2029.jpeg" alt="Image" />Parliamentarians from across the world convene in Bari,
Italy on June 12, 2024 to call on G7 leaders to phase out of fossil fuels and
fast-track renewables. PHOTO BY Pablo Rodriguez“G7 countries just don’t want to walk the talk. We need
to engage finance ministries and be involved in budget discussions. We need to
work with civil society more,” said Sierra Leone MP Rebecca Yei Kamara.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/85541069e4dc82bceb3d365dffa1452a204a4ef20e8af221426e9cb0c6fb95a3/240512%20PHOTO%205%20-%20parliamentarians%20meet%20%281%29.jpeg" alt="Image" />Parliamentarians from across the world convene in Bari,
Italy on June 12, 2024 to call on G7 leaders to phase out of fossil fuels and
fast-track renewables. PHOTO BY Pablo RodriguezLaunching the Amazon InquiryThe hearing was held back to back with a preview of the
Global Parliamentarians’ Inquiry for a Fossil-Free Amazon, which aims to
pressure governments, public institutions and corporations within and working
in the region to scale up pledges and actions to stop oil and gas expansion in
the world’s largest rainforest.Parliamentarians from across the world convene in Bari,
Italy on June 12, 2024 to call on G7 leaders to phase out of fossil fuels and
fast-track renewables. PHOTO BY Pablo Rodriguez“It is urgent that we protect the Amazon from industrial
activity and global warming. We must therefore phase out fossil fuels in the
region and globally. Oil and gas production in the region has caused not only
environmental degradation but also social destabilization, health impacts,
human rights violations, and corruption. We need to find out who funds and who
benefits from the exploration, and we need to make them accountable,” said
Brazil MP Livia Duartee, who hails from Belem.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/46946cc3bdd0bbc867aac76821d7e9d154a2e5e446d2614a84a10e7b1daca751/Parl%20G7%2012Jun2024%20-%2013.jpeg" alt="Image" />Parliamentarians from across the world convene in Bari,
Italy on June 12, 2024 to call on G7 leaders to phase out of fossil fuels and
fast-track renewables. PHOTO BY Pablo Rodriguez“Through the new Amazon inquiry, we aim to investigate
progress in the fossil fuel phaseout in the Amazon region and explore
opportunities for phasing in renewable energy in a just and equitable manner,”
said Bolivia Senator Cecilia Requena.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/f39635c7e2d96e10de104d484340164bdb25317c29cbe1c3833bdd30aa493ce7/Parl%20G7%2012Jun2024%20-%2016.jpeg" alt="Image" />Parliamentarians from across the world convene in Bari,
Italy on June 12, 2024 to call on G7 leaders to phase out of fossil fuels and
fast-track renewables. PHOTO BY Pablo RodriguezA recent study shows that from 2016 to 2023, 38 of the
world's 60 largest banks have financed oil and gas exploitation in the Amazon
to the tune of $11.15 billion. Twenty-four of the 38 banks are from the G7 and
have bankrolled 80% of the total.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/ddaf391d8b612c7e862f40f7276993f12b1de9527fd5ea2fefe3466b9445c75d/Parl%20G7%2012Jun2024%20-%2014.jpeg" alt="Image" />Parliamentarians from across the world convene in Bari,
Italy on June 12, 2024 to call on G7 leaders to phase out of fossil fuels and
fast-track renewables. PHOTO BY Pablo RodriguezBrazil MP Livia Duarte, Bolivia Senator Cecilia Requena,
and Canada Senator Rosa Galvez led the media launch in Bari. They are joined in
the Amazon inquiry committee by Brazil MPs Célia Xakriabá and Ivan Valente,
Colombia MPs Andres Cancimance and Juan Carlos Lozada, Ecuador MP Jahiren
Noriega, and Peru MPs Sigrid Bazan and Ruth Luque.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/a101ead653b186fd5b2e67141974a95b7fb9c48483f1c72d90ed8e92ce4df39b/Parl%20G7%2012Jun2024%20-%2012.jpeg" alt="Image" />Parliamentarians from across the world convene in Bari,
Italy on June 12, 2024 to call on G7 leaders to phase out of fossil fuels and
fast-track renewables. PHOTO BY Pablo RodriguezThe inquiry will be formally launched in August, the
first-year anniversary of Ecuador's popular consultation vote to stop and ban
oil exploitation in Yasuní National Park in the Amazon. Hearings and other
related activities will be held from 2024 to 2025, with the outcomes scheduled
to be presented prior and during COP30 in Belem.(Editor's Note: This is a press release from
the Parliamentarians for a Fossil-Free Future, a network of over 800 Members of
Parliament from 95 countries calling for governments and corporations to phase
out fossil fuels and phase in renewable energy.)

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FUJIFILM Philippines, a leading provider of innovative imaging and healthcare solutions, has partnered with the City Government of Makati to provide free, high-quality diagnostic services to residents through its weekly caravan in various barangays.

Masahiro Uehara, president of FUJIFILM Philippines, said that through this partnership, the company is reinforcing its commitment to improving access to essential healthcare services for communities in Makati.

"At FUJIFILM Philippines, we believe that everyone deserves access to quality healthcare, regardless of their socioeconomic background. By collaborating with the City Government of Makati, we can reach more individuals and provide them with the diagnostic services they need to maintain their health and well-being," he said.

The weekly Makati Lingkod Bayan Caravan provides residents with a wide range of diagnostic services, including general check-ups, blood pressure monitoring, blood sugar screening, and consultations with healthcare professionals.

FUJIFILM Philippines started offering Makati residents free ultrasound services on April 20. The company continues to set up booths every week in barangays where the Makati Lingkod Bayan Caravan is held to augment health services provided by the Makati Health Department and the Ospital ng Makati. FUJIFILM Philippines utilizes the Arietta series machine for general ultrasound to diagnose residents' medical conditions. This initiative not only assists in early detection but also encourages the public to take proactive steps toward managing their health.

The company will also bring its flagship product, the FDR Xair, a portable X-ray device that can help local healthcare providers screen for tuberculosis (TB) in the succeeding caravans. Weighing only 3.5 kg, the FDR Xair is highly portable and can function without electricity for hours. It provides a much-needed screening solution at any given point in time and can be used in various medical treatment settings, such as patients' homes, isolation wards, and remote areas.

Aside from free diagnostic tests, FUJIFILM Philippines also provides free photography training and a pop-up studio with free photo printing to residents to foster creativity and offer new opportunities for personal and professional growth.

Uehara said Makati's initiative to bring health services closer to residents aligns with Fujifilm’s purpose to bring more smiles to Filipinos. The company continues to collaborate with governments, international organizations, civil society, and the private sector to address healthcare challenges.

" FUJIFILM Philippines aims to bring more smiles to Filipinos through innovative products and services. We believe that collaborating with the Makati LGU through the Makati Lingkod Bayan Caravan will help us extend our assistance to even more people. Thanks to Mayor Abby's support and the local government, we were able to participate in this meaningful activity," he added.

Makati is the second local government unit in the country to partner with FUJIFILM Philippines after its successful medical mission and TB screening program in Majayjay, Laguna last year. The free ultrasound and x-ray program for Makati residents will run until November.

Over 300 patients in Majayjay availed themselves of free x-ray services, with overwhelmingly positive feedback from the community. FUJIFILM Philippines' dedication to accessible healthcare has earned them widespread praise, not only for their technical expertise but also for their commitment to serving communities in need.

During the medical mission in Majayjay, FUJIFILM Philippines used two of its state-of-the-art x-ray machines: the FDR nano and the FDR Go PLUS. These two mobile imaging devices are designed for high-quality X-ray imaging. Both are lightweight and compact, making them ideal for testing people in diverse healthcare environments.

Established in 1934 as a producer of photographic film in Japan, Fujifilm has dedicated itself to creating leading-edge, proprietary technologies by leveraging its photography expertise into other products and markets. Its businesses today span a diversified range of product segments based on a portfolio of chemical, mechanical, optical, electronic, and imaging technologies. The company started its operations in the Philippines in 2012.

This year, Fujifilm is celebrating its 90th anniversary and coinciding with this celebration, Fujifilm launched a new global Purpose, “Giving our world more smiles” which underscores the company’s commitment to bring diverse ideas, unique capabilities, and extraordinary people together to change the world. Whether enhancing medical diagnostics, optimizing manufacturing processes, or advancing environmental sustainability, Fujifilm remains steadfast in its mission to build a brighter, healthier future for all.

FUJIFILM Philippines, a leading provider of innovative imaging and healthcare solutions, has partnered with the City Government of Makati to provide free, high-quality diagnostic services to residents through its weekly caravan in various barangays.FUJIFILM Philippines, a leading provider of innovative imaging and healthcare solutions, has partnered with the City Government of Makati to provide free, high-quality diagnostic services to residents through its weekly caravan in various barangays.Masahiro Uehara, president of FUJIFILM Philippines, said that through this partnership, the company is reinforcing its commitment to improving access to essential healthcare services for communities in Makati."At FUJIFILM Philippines, we believe that everyone deserves access to quality healthcare, regardless of their socioeconomic background. By collaborating with the City Government of Makati, we can reach more individuals and provide them with the diagnostic services they need to maintain their health and well-being," he said.The weekly Makati Lingkod Bayan Caravan provides residents with a wide range of diagnostic services, including general check-ups, blood pressure monitoring, blood sugar screening, and consultations with healthcare professionals.FUJIFILM Philippines started offering Makati residents free ultrasound services on April 20. The company continues to set up booths every week in barangays where the Makati Lingkod Bayan Caravan is held to augment health services provided by the Makati Health Department and the Ospital ng Makati. FUJIFILM Philippines utilizes the Arietta series machine for general ultrasound to diagnose residents' medical conditions. This initiative not only assists in early detection but also encourages the public to take proactive steps toward managing their health.The company will also bring its flagship product, the FDR Xair, a portable X-ray device that can help local healthcare providers screen for tuberculosis (TB) in the succeeding caravans. Weighing only 3.5 kg, the FDR Xair is highly portable and can function without electricity for hours. It provides a much-needed screening solution at any given point in time and can be used in various medical treatment settings, such as patients' homes, isolation wards, and remote areas.Aside from free diagnostic tests, FUJIFILM Philippines also provides free photography training and a pop-up studio with free photo printing to residents to foster creativity and offer new opportunities for personal and professional growth.Uehara said Makati's initiative to bring health services closer to residents aligns with Fujifilm’s purpose to bring more smiles to Filipinos. The company continues to collaborate with governments, international organizations, civil society, and the private sector to address healthcare challenges." FUJIFILM Philippines aims to bring more smiles to Filipinos through innovative products and services. We believe that collaborating with the Makati LGU through the Makati Lingkod Bayan Caravan will help us extend our assistance to even more people. Thanks to Mayor Abby's support and the local government, we were able to participate in this meaningful activity," he added.Makati is the second local government unit in the country to partner with FUJIFILM Philippines after its successful medical mission and TB screening program in Majayjay, Laguna last year. The free ultrasound and x-ray program for Makati residents will run until November.Over 300 patients in Majayjay availed themselves of free x-ray services, with overwhelmingly positive feedback from the community. FUJIFILM Philippines' dedication to accessible healthcare has earned them widespread praise, not only for their technical expertise but also for their commitment to serving communities in need.During the medical mission in Majayjay, FUJIFILM Philippines used two of its state-of-the-art x-ray machines: the FDR nano and the FDR Go PLUS. These two mobile imaging devices are designed for high-quality X-ray imaging. Both are lightweight and compact, making them ideal for testing people in diverse healthcare environments.Established in 1934 as a producer of photographic film in Japan, Fujifilm has dedicated itself to creating leading-edge, proprietary technologies by leveraging its photography expertise into other products and markets. Its businesses today span a diversified range of product segments based on a portfolio of chemical, mechanical, optical, electronic, and imaging technologies. The company started its operations in the Philippines in 2012.This year, Fujifilm is celebrating its 90th anniversary and coinciding with this celebration, Fujifilm launched a new global Purpose, “Giving our world more smiles” which underscores the company’s commitment to bring diverse ideas, unique capabilities, and extraordinary people together to change the world. Whether enhancing medical diagnostics, optimizing manufacturing processes, or advancing environmental sustainability, Fujifilm remains steadfast in its mission to build a brighter, healthier future for all.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/8e0228f797cf3555170dafd54587987fe6394d86bbdf8bf526f6ae3b826024a3/Screenshot%202024-05-27%20at%201.33.39%E2%80%AFPM.png" alt="A staff from Ospital ng Makati tends to a resident who availed of the free ultrasound service provided by FUJIFILM Philippines at the Makati Lingkod Bayan Caravan." />

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FUJIFILM Philippines partners with Makati to provide free ultrasound to residents

(L-R: SAFC Senior Executive Vice President Raul Paul U. Mendoza, Pasig City Councilor Maro Martires, and SAFC President &amp; Managing Director Joel C. Cruz)

In an inspiring display of community support and corporate responsibility, SAFC, through its CSR arm, SAFC Heroes’ Life Hero, proudly participated in the "Yellow Room Night: A Fundraising Gig" held at 12 Monkeys, Estancia. The event, organized to aid Magic 89.9's beloved DJ CJ Rivera in his fight against cancer, showcased leading Filipino bands and was a vibrant testament to the power of collective goodwill.

The night featured exhilarating performances from renowned local bands such as Hale, Mayonnaise, Hilera, and Kuatro Kantos. Additionally, the event was uplifted by the tunes of Maropok, the band led by Pasig City Councilor Maro Martires, whose participation underscored the community's united support for DJ CJ Rivera.

Councilor Maro Martires shared,&nbsp; "It’s a profound honor to blend music and service to help a friend in need. Events like these not only bring us together but highlight the strength in our unity. My band, Maropok, is all about championing OPM, and tonight, we played from our hearts for CJ."&nbsp;

SAFC President and Managing Director, Joel C. Cruz, stated, "At SAFC, we believe in nurturing a community that supports each other. Participating in tonight’s event underscores our commitment to health and wellness under SAFC Heroes' Life Hero. We stand with CJ Rivera and are hopeful that our combined efforts will aid in his speedy recovery."

The event was also attended by SAFC leaders and famous personalities including DJ Toni Toni, highlighting the wide-reaching support for DJ CJ Rivera's fight against cancer. SAFC's involvement in this event is part of a broader commitment to health and wellness, emphasizing the company's dedication to making a difference in the lives of individuals.

In addition to musical performances, the "Yellow Room Night" served as a platform for raising awareness and funds for cancer treatment, demonstrating the powerful impact of collective community efforts.

SAFC, through its CSR arm SAFC Heroes’ Life Hero, participated in "Yellow Room Night: A Fundraising Gig" to support Magic 89.9's DJ CJ Rivera in his battle against cancer. The event featured performances by top Filipino bands like Hale, Mayonnaise, and Hilera, along with Maropok led by Pasig City Councilor Maro Martires. Councilor Martires emphasized the unity of community support, while SAFC President Joel C. Cruz reiterated the company's commitment to health and wellness. The event showcased broad support for DJ CJ Rivera, emphasizing collective efforts to raise awareness and funds for cancer treatment.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/2995913ce5e1a9b812e4dcdb263609c4247a3d5ff9062f94a0daf6495d212d00/1713771316982.jpg" alt="Image" />(L-R: SAFC Senior Executive Vice President Raul Paul U. Mendoza, Pasig City Councilor Maro Martires, and SAFC President &amp; Managing Director Joel C. Cruz)In an inspiring display of community support and corporate responsibility, SAFC, through its CSR arm, SAFC Heroes’ Life Hero, proudly participated in the "Yellow Room Night: A Fundraising Gig" held at 12 Monkeys, Estancia. The event, organized to aid Magic 89.9's beloved DJ CJ Rivera in his fight against cancer, showcased leading Filipino bands and was a vibrant testament to the power of collective goodwill.The night featured exhilarating performances from renowned local bands such as Hale, Mayonnaise, Hilera, and Kuatro Kantos. Additionally, the event was uplifted by the tunes of Maropok, the band led by Pasig City Councilor Maro Martires, whose participation underscored the community's united support for DJ CJ Rivera.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/4408d871cd03152e6e6f79f8d10bd0d8e73d8e1c8e68fd2ccf5a17be8df0d019/1713771484742.jpg" alt="Pasig City Councilor Maro Martires' band, "Maropok"" />Councilor Maro Martires shared,&nbsp; "It’s a profound honor to blend music and service to help a friend in need. Events like these not only bring us together but highlight the strength in our unity. My band, Maropok, is all about championing OPM, and tonight, we played from our hearts for CJ."&nbsp;SAFC President and Managing Director, Joel C. Cruz, stated, "At SAFC, we believe in nurturing a community that supports each other. Participating in tonight’s event underscores our commitment to health and wellness under SAFC Heroes' Life Hero. We stand with CJ Rivera and are hopeful that our combined efforts will aid in his speedy recovery."The event was also attended by SAFC leaders and famous personalities including DJ Toni Toni, highlighting the wide-reaching support for DJ CJ Rivera's fight against cancer. SAFC's involvement in this event is part of a broader commitment to health and wellness, emphasizing the company's dedication to making a difference in the lives of individuals.In addition to musical performances, the "Yellow Room Night" served as a platform for raising awareness and funds for cancer treatment, demonstrating the powerful impact of collective community efforts.

Advertising / Promotion / PR

Volunteer

Event

SAFC, through its CSR arm SAFC Heroes’ Life Hero, participated in "Yellow Room Night: A Fundraising Gig" to support Magic 89.9's DJ CJ Rivera in his battle against cancer. The event featured performances by top Filipino bands like Hale, Mayonnaise, and Hilera, along with Maropok led by Pasig City Councilor Maro Martires. Councilor Martires emphasized the unity of community support, while SAFC President Joel C. Cruz reiterated the company's commitment to health and wellness. The event showcased broad support for DJ CJ Rivera, emphasizing collective efforts to raise awareness and funds for cancer treatment.

SAFC Heroes' Life Hero Supports "Yellow Room Night" Fundraiser  for Magic 89.9’s DJ CJ Rivera

Quezon City, Philippines – The Philippine Pastafarian Church took center stage as various secular organizations in the Philippines convened for the #PhilippineSecularSummit2024, held under the banner of secularism and for the people. The summit served as a platform to address critical issues pertaining to secularism, freethinking, and humanism.

This year's event was a collaborative effort, with the Philippine Pastafarian Church playing a leading role alongside the following organizations:

- Humanist Alliance Philippines, International (HAPI)

- Philippine Atheism, Agnosticism, and Secularism Inc.

- Secular Filipinos for Better Governance

The keynote address was delivered by Atty. Luke Espiritu, a prominent labor leader and a staunch advocate for a better, secular Philippines.

The summit aimed to foster open discussions on the importance of secularism in the Philippines and its role in promoting a just and equitable society. Attendees engaged in thought-provoking discussions on various topics, including:

The #PhilippineSecularSummit2024 marks a significant event for the growing secular movement in the Philippines. It provided a platform for secular organizations to come together, share ideas, and strategize ways to promote secularism in the country.

Quezon City, Philippines – The Philippine Pastafarian Church took center stage as various secular organizations in the Philippines convened for the #PhilippineSecularSummit2024, held under the banner of secularism and for the people. The summit served as a platform to address critical issues pertaining to secularism, freethinking, and humanism.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/820588c1ba1701da59b276b11f501f720ec4ccd18bd99f993dbe8fd2e5bb4acf/428600377_708953134767366_5496136056283491264_n.jpg" alt="Representatives of major secular organizations in the Philippines" />This year's event was a collaborative effort, with the Philippine Pastafarian Church playing a leading role alongside the following organizations:- Humanist Alliance Philippines, International (HAPI)- Philippine Atheism, Agnosticism, and Secularism Inc.- Secular Filipinos for Better Governance- Filipino FreethinkersThe keynote address was delivered by Atty. Luke Espiritu, a prominent labor leader and a staunch advocate for a better, secular Philippines.The summit aimed to foster open discussions on the importance of secularism in the Philippines and its role in promoting a just and equitable society. Attendees engaged in thought-provoking discussions on various topics, including:- The role of secularism in a democracy- The separation of church and state- Freethought and critical thinking- Human rights and social justice- Mental healthThe #PhilippineSecularSummit2024 marks a significant event for the growing secular movement in the Philippines. It provided a platform for secular organizations to come together, share ideas, and strategize ways to promote secularism in the country.

Think tank

Foundations / Associations

Philippine Secular Organizations Convene for Philippine Secular Summit 2024

Marking a groundbreaking step towards deaf inclusion
in the workplace,<a href="https://www.teleperformance.com/en-us/locations/philippines-site/philippines/"> Teleperformance (TP) in the Philippines</a> and the De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde have inked a
partnership through a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) signing at the TP Ayala site
recently.

The partnership with the<a href="https://www.benilde.edu.ph/benilde-deaf-school/"> Benilde Deaf School (BDS)</a>
marks a pivotal moment in the journey of<a href="https://www.teleperformance.com/en-us/insights-list/press-releases/teleperformance-recognized-in-the-philippines-best-workplaces-2022-by-great-place-to-work-philippines/"> the first and largest Great Place to Work company</a> towards advancing the organization’s diversity,
inclusion, and equity (DE&amp;I) policies. The MOA includes a comprehensive
program to train Deaf interns and equip them with the necessary tools for their
integration into the workforce.&nbsp;

Through the introduction and empowerment of Deaf
interns in the workplace, Teleperformance aims to hire more persons with
disabilities in full-time positions.&nbsp;

Chief People Officer &amp; Chief of Staff Jeffrey
Johnson, SHRM-SCP® said: “Teleperformance is geared towards hiring more
persons with disabilities in the coming years. This internship program
provides a safe and inclusive workplace, while ensuring that our Deaf interns
have the necessary resources they need to thrive in their respective careers.”

Over the years, TP has demonstrated a steadfast
commitment to deaf inclusion. Notable achievements include hiring PWD employees
and ensuring the presence of dedicated Filipino Sign Language (FSL)
interpreters in corporate events.&nbsp;

&nbsp;“Our Impact
Sourcing team has been operating for more than a year. With the appropriate
support, reasonable accommodations, fair policies, and a culture centered on
inclusivity, persons with disabilities can surely flourish in the IT-BPM
industry. The Deaf community at TP are proof that any PWD can succeed and
thrive if a workplace is committed to its inclusive policies and programs,”
said Aura Manalo, Impact Sourcing Supervisor and Lead of the TP Disability
Inclusion Employee Resource Group (ERG).&nbsp;

“For 2024, we will be engaging self-identified
employees with disabilities with a series of empowerment sessions. We will also
set sensitivity training and exercise to properly educate our teams and create
a safe space for PWDs,” she added.&nbsp;

Present at the MOA signing was the newest Chief
Executive Officer Rahul Jolly; joined by Chief People Officer Jeffrey Johnson,
and VP for Human Resources, Communications and Marketing, Rachel Cacabelos.
Among CSB’s representatives were Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, Angelo
Marco Lacson, and OIC Dean of the School of Deaf Education and Applied Studies,
Ana Kristina Arce.&nbsp;

Teleperformance Philippines, the country’s largest Great Place to Work company, has partnered with De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde’s Benilde Deaf School (BDS) to create a comprehensive program to train deaf interns and equip them with the necessary tools for their integration into the workforce. The partnership marks a groundbreaking step towards deaf inclusion in the workplace in the Philippines.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/d2aa6d9cc86cee06557309f7a8ed2bbb4005a5f659b76d12663c3789d4314324/TP-DeLasalle%20MOA%20signing.jpg" alt="TP Philippines newest Chief Executive Officer Rahul Jolly (2nd from left) joined by Chief People Officer Jeffrey Johnson (left), together with CSB’s representatives Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, Angelo Marco Lacson, and OIC Dean of the School of Deaf Education and Applied Studies, Ana Kristina Arce at the MOA signing.&nbsp;" />Marking a groundbreaking step towards deaf inclusion
in the workplace,<a href="https://www.teleperformance.com/en-us/locations/philippines-site/philippines/"> Teleperformance (TP) in the Philippines</a> and the De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde have inked a
partnership through a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) signing at the TP Ayala site
recently.The partnership with the<a href="https://www.benilde.edu.ph/benilde-deaf-school/"> Benilde Deaf School (BDS)</a>
marks a pivotal moment in the journey of<a href="https://www.teleperformance.com/en-us/insights-list/press-releases/teleperformance-recognized-in-the-philippines-best-workplaces-2022-by-great-place-to-work-philippines/"> the first and largest Great Place to Work company</a> towards advancing the organization’s diversity,
inclusion, and equity (DE&amp;I) policies. The MOA includes a comprehensive
program to train Deaf interns and equip them with the necessary tools for their
integration into the workforce.&nbsp;Through the introduction and empowerment of Deaf
interns in the workplace, Teleperformance aims to hire more persons with
disabilities in full-time positions.&nbsp;Chief People Officer &amp; Chief of Staff Jeffrey
Johnson, SHRM-SCP® said: “Teleperformance is geared towards hiring more
persons with disabilities in the coming years. This internship program
provides a safe and inclusive workplace, while ensuring that our Deaf interns
have the necessary resources they need to thrive in their respective careers.”Over the years, TP has demonstrated a steadfast
commitment to deaf inclusion. Notable achievements include hiring PWD employees
and ensuring the presence of dedicated Filipino Sign Language (FSL)
interpreters in corporate events.&nbsp;&nbsp;“Our Impact
Sourcing team has been operating for more than a year. With the appropriate
support, reasonable accommodations, fair policies, and a culture centered on
inclusivity, persons with disabilities can surely flourish in the IT-BPM
industry. The Deaf community at TP are proof that any PWD can succeed and
thrive if a workplace is committed to its inclusive policies and programs,”
said Aura Manalo, Impact Sourcing Supervisor and Lead of the TP Disability
Inclusion Employee Resource Group (ERG).&nbsp;“For 2024, we will be engaging self-identified
employees with disabilities with a series of empowerment sessions. We will also
set sensitivity training and exercise to properly educate our teams and create
a safe space for PWDs,” she added.&nbsp;Present at the MOA signing was the newest Chief
Executive Officer Rahul Jolly; joined by Chief People Officer Jeffrey Johnson,
and VP for Human Resources, Communications and Marketing, Rachel Cacabelos.
Among CSB’s representatives were Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, Angelo
Marco Lacson, and OIC Dean of the School of Deaf Education and Applied Studies,
Ana Kristina Arce.&nbsp;

HR / Recruitment

School / University

Teleperformance Philippines, the country’s largest Great Place to Work company, has partnered with De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde’s Benilde Deaf School (BDS) to create a comprehensive program to train deaf interns and equip them with the necessary tools for their integration into the workforce. The partnership marks a groundbreaking step towards deaf inclusion in the workplace in the Philippines.

Teleperformance and De La Salle-CSB partners for deaf inclusion in the workplace 

Singapore, September 26, 2023: Eos Global Expansion, a global leader in employment, immigration, and payroll solutions, is excited to announce its campaign aimed at supporting companies seeking to expand into Singapore. Under Eos's bespoke Employer Of Record (EOR) solution, clients` chosen staff are hired under Eos` own local entity, so that companies can onboard staff in Singapore in days without setting up their own Singapore subsidiary -&nbsp; all for as little as $280 per month. By acting as a visa sponsor for expat talent, Eos enables companies to overcome limitations faced by many start-ups or companies lacking the local staff levels required to qualify as visa sponsors. This strategy provides businesses with a seamless and cost-effective solution to overcome the challenges of international expansion.

As part of this campaign, Eos is offering free consultations to understand each company's unique expansion vision and explore how EOR can be the key to its success. During these consultations, businesses will gain valuable insights into the comparative benefits of employing through an EOR vs. establishing a local subsidiary, allowing them to make informed decisions and gain a competitive edge in the market.

One of the key challenges when expanding into a new country is navigating the complex immigration process. Eos Global Expansion recognizes this, and to address it, the company offers Employment Pass (EP) sponsorship for foreign talent. With the guidance of immigration professionals, Eos ensures a smooth and hassle-free visa application process. Through this service, Eos is uniquely positioned to secure EPs for large teams of foreign workers, enabling companies to tap into a global talent pool without facing excessive administrative burdens.&nbsp;

To further incentivize companies to take advantage of this opportunity, Eos Global Expansion is offering discounted service fees for a limited time. This campaign, valid until the 31st of December 2023, provides businesses with an additional cost-saving opportunity when expanding their operations into Singapore.&nbsp;

"We are thrilled by the response so far to our campaign aimed at supporting companies looking to expand their operations in Singapore," said Chris Alderson, COO of Eos Global Expansion. ". Chris shared about the challenges faced by companies expanding globally when he set up his first few companies around APAC 25 years ago. Based on that experience, Eos was founded back in 2010 with the goal of empowering growing businesses to overcome these obstacles and enabling them to thrive. Eos supports them from their first employee, scaling with them as their team grows. By providing the local payroll, tax, and labor expertise needed throughout the employment cycle from hiring to termination we free the client to focus on their core business.&nbsp; Clients have loved the model, so Eos has expanded over the years, first covering all of Asia, and now providing services anywhere across the globe. Through our tailored solutions, customizable benefits, and expert immigration support, we strive to make the process smooth and cost-effective for companies of all sizes.

Eos Global Expansion has a strong reputation for its expertise and commitment to providing businesses with reliable and efficient EOR solutions. They boast a 100% success rate for visa applications globally and proudly note that in their 15-year history in the industry, no client has ever left Eos to move to a competitor. With a global network of seasoned professionals, local expertise, and a client-centric approach, Eos has successfully supported hundreds of companies in achieving their global expansion goals.

For more information and to take advantage of this campaign, interested parties are encouraged to visit Eos Global Expansion's official website at eosglobalexpansion.com or contact Andrew Lee at andrew.lee@eosglobalexpansion.com.

<h1>Eos Streamlines Employment of Expat or Local Talent in Singapore with Affordable EOR Solutions</h1>Who: Eos Global Expansion, a global leader in employment, immigration, and payroll solutions

What: Eos announces a campaign to support companies looking to expand into Singapore. They offer an Employer Of Record (EOR) solution where clients' staff are hired under Eos' local entity, making it easy and cost-effective to onboard staff in Singapore without setting up a subsidiary. They also provide visa sponsorship for expat talent.

When: The campaign is ongoing, and the limited-time discounted service fees are valid until December 31, 2023.

Where: Companies seeking to expand into Singapore.

Why: Eos aims to help businesses overcome the challenges of international expansion by providing seamless solutions, cost-effective hiring, visa sponsorship, and personalized benefits. They have a 100% success rate for visa applications and a strong track record of supporting companies in global expansion.

How: Interested parties can learn more and take advantage of the campaign by visiting Eos Global Expansion's official website at eosglobalexpansion.com or contacting Andrew Lee at andrew.lee@eosglobalexpansion.com. Eos offers free consultations to understand each company's expansion vision and demonstrate how EOR can benefit them.Singapore, September 26, 2023: Eos Global Expansion, a global leader in employment, immigration, and payroll solutions, is excited to announce its campaign aimed at supporting companies seeking to expand into Singapore. Under Eos's bespoke Employer Of Record (EOR) solution, clients` chosen staff are hired under Eos` own local entity, so that companies can onboard staff in Singapore in days without setting up their own Singapore subsidiary -&nbsp; all for as little as $280 per month. By acting as a visa sponsor for expat talent, Eos enables companies to overcome limitations faced by many start-ups or companies lacking the local staff levels required to qualify as visa sponsors. This strategy provides businesses with a seamless and cost-effective solution to overcome the challenges of international expansion.As part of this campaign, Eos is offering free consultations to understand each company's unique expansion vision and explore how EOR can be the key to its success. During these consultations, businesses will gain valuable insights into the comparative benefits of employing through an EOR vs. establishing a local subsidiary, allowing them to make informed decisions and gain a competitive edge in the market.One of the key challenges when expanding into a new country is navigating the complex immigration process. Eos Global Expansion recognizes this, and to address it, the company offers Employment Pass (EP) sponsorship for foreign talent. With the guidance of immigration professionals, Eos ensures a smooth and hassle-free visa application process. Through this service, Eos is uniquely positioned to secure EPs for large teams of foreign workers, enabling companies to tap into a global talent pool without facing excessive administrative burdens.&nbsp;To further incentivize companies to take advantage of this opportunity, Eos Global Expansion is offering discounted service fees for a limited time. This campaign, valid until the 31st of December 2023, provides businesses with an additional cost-saving opportunity when expanding their operations into Singapore.&nbsp;"We are thrilled by the response so far to our campaign aimed at supporting companies looking to expand their operations in Singapore," said Chris Alderson, COO of Eos Global Expansion. ". Chris shared about the challenges faced by companies expanding globally when he set up his first few companies around APAC 25 years ago. Based on that experience, Eos was founded back in 2010 with the goal of empowering growing businesses to overcome these obstacles and enabling them to thrive. Eos supports them from their first employee, scaling with them as their team grows. By providing the local payroll, tax, and labor expertise needed throughout the employment cycle from hiring to termination we free the client to focus on their core business.&nbsp; Clients have loved the model, so Eos has expanded over the years, first covering all of Asia, and now providing services anywhere across the globe. Through our tailored solutions, customizable benefits, and expert immigration support, we strive to make the process smooth and cost-effective for companies of all sizes.Eos Global Expansion has a strong reputation for its expertise and commitment to providing businesses with reliable and efficient EOR solutions. They boast a 100% success rate for visa applications globally and proudly note that in their 15-year history in the industry, no client has ever left Eos to move to a competitor. With a global network of seasoned professionals, local expertise, and a client-centric approach, Eos has successfully supported hundreds of companies in achieving their global expansion goals.For more information and to take advantage of this campaign, interested parties are encouraged to visit Eos Global Expansion's official website at eosglobalexpansion.com or contact Andrew Lee at andrew.lee@eosglobalexpansion.com.Eos Global Expansion is a global leader in Employer of Record (EOR) services. With a team of professionals spanning the globe, Eos offers companies innovative solutions to simplify the complexities of global expansion. From entity setup to HR, payroll, and compliance management, Eos delivers comprehensive support tailored to each client’s unique needs. Through its extensive network of in-country experts, Eos ensures businesses can navigate new markets with confidence, efficiency, and compliance. For more information, please visit eosglobalexpansion.com.Andrew Lee
+60102369574
andrew.lee@eosglobalexpansion.com

Startups

Who: Eos Global Expansion, a global leader in employment, immigration, and payroll solutions

What: Eos announces a campaign to support companies looking to expand into Singapore. They offer an Employer Of Record (EOR) solution where clients' staff are hired under Eos' local entity, making it easy and cost-effective to onboard staff in Singapore without setting up a subsidiary. They also provide visa sponsorship for expat talent.

When: The campaign is ongoing, and the limited-time discounted service fees are valid until December 31, 2023.

Where: Companies seeking to expand into Singapore.

Why: Eos aims to help businesses overcome the challenges of international expansion by providing seamless solutions, cost-effective hiring, visa sponsorship, and personalized benefits. They have a 100% success rate for visa applications and a strong track record of supporting companies in global expansion.

How: Interested parties can learn more and take advantage of the campaign by visiting Eos Global Expansion's official website at eosglobalexpansion.com or contacting Andrew Lee at andrew.lee@eosglobalexpansion.com. Eos offers free consultations to understand each company's expansion vision and demonstrate how EOR can benefit them.

Eos Streamlines Employment of Expat or Local Talent in Singapore with Affordable EOR Solutions

Exalos Indonesia launched a book on how to handle snakes, specifically for Indonesian citizens or expatriates from Indonesia. Especially those living in countries with potential conflict with snakes. Such as Southeast Asia, Australia, India, and Africa. "Anyway, a country with a high level of potential (conflict with snakes)," said Founder of Exalos Indonesia, First Corporal (TNI) Janu Widodo.

Because, according to him, many lives of animal and environmental activists have just been lost due to a lack of vigilance and anticipation. "I don't want Indonesian environmental activists living abroad to suffer the same fate," said Janu.

So Janu W. Widodo, declared a 'war' against the ignorance and lack of awareness of society, especially those who handle venomous snakes. "Our war is in an educational way. Exalos Indonesia launched a book entitled "Penanganan Ular" for the community," said Janu W. Widodo. Until recently, the death toll from snake bites in Indonesia was almost equivalent to the death toll from cancer.

Even during the COVID-19 outbreak, there were two expert snake handling figures who died due to wrong actions. Janu doesn't want any more similar cases. So, he wrote a book, with materials originating from a training in handling snakes that had been held by Exalos Indonesia.

After the training material was collected and organized by Janu, he chose a writer and editor named Angiola Harry from IAPWE (International Association of Professional Writers and Editors), to tidy it up. "After I edited Janu's writing, I saw many useful things. Beneficial for the environment in general, and also for human life in particular," said Angiola Harry who currently works for Marker Content in Arizona, United States.

<h1>Exalos Indonesia Launched a Snake Handling Book for Expatriate</h1>Until recently, the death toll from snake bites in Indonesia is almost equivalent to the death toll from cancer.Exalos Indonesia launched a book on how to handle snakes, specifically for Indonesian citizens or expatriates from Indonesia. Especially those living in countries with potential conflict with snakes. Such as Southeast Asia, Australia, India, and Africa. "Anyway, a country with a high level of potential (conflict with snakes)," said Founder of Exalos Indonesia, First Corporal (TNI) Janu Widodo.Because, according to him, many lives of animal and environmental activists have just been lost due to a lack of vigilance and anticipation. "I don't want Indonesian environmental activists living abroad to suffer the same fate," said Janu.So Janu W. Widodo, declared a 'war' against the ignorance and lack of awareness of society, especially those who handle venomous snakes. "Our war is in an educational way. Exalos Indonesia launched a book entitled "Penanganan Ular" for the community," said Janu W. Widodo. Until recently, the death toll from snake bites in Indonesia was almost equivalent to the death toll from cancer.Even during the COVID-19 outbreak, there were two expert snake handling figures who died due to wrong actions. Janu doesn't want any more similar cases. So, he wrote a book, with materials originating from a training in handling snakes that had been held by Exalos Indonesia.After the training material was collected and organized by Janu, he chose a writer and editor named Angiola Harry from IAPWE (International Association of Professional Writers and Editors), to tidy it up. "After I edited Janu's writing, I saw many useful things. Beneficial for the environment in general, and also for human life in particular," said Angiola Harry who currently works for Marker Content in Arizona, United States.Exalos Indonesia established in 2016, an organization for animal rescue and nature lovers, which always updates snake handling techniques that are safe and environmentally friendly.1st Corporal Janu W. Widodo
+6289610404414
ipb34visualizer@gmail.com

Nature / Weather

Until recently, the death toll from snake bites in Indonesia is almost equivalent to the death toll from cancer.