Think carefully before posting a comment because you are entirely accountable for what you write. For guidance, please refer to our Disclaimer page.

Please note that this page may not be actively monitored by the Management & Staff of PRESIDENTIAL COMMUNICATIONS OPERATIONS OFFICE (PCOO), and as a result, they may not be able to respond to your comment or inquiry immediately. If you have an urgent concern, we recommend contacting them directly through their provided contact number(s) or email.

5 Responses to PRESIDENTIAL COMMUNICATIONS OPERATIONS OFFICE (PCOO)

1. TEODORO PELAEZ says:

   March 16, 2020 at 11:37 pm

   ano po requirments for a PCOO media id?
   \

   Reply
2. Valentino S. Dimla, Jr. says:

   August 10, 2019 at 5:01 pm

   Dear Sir,

   Good day Sir.
   I am taking my chances to bring my proposal to the attention of

   the government through your office. I have no way of getting to

   the Office of the Mayor, Dagupan City which is my first intended

   contact to inform them of my solutions to their present Garbage

   Disposal Problem & Material Recovery Facility and the recurring

   problem in Flooding.

   Needless to say, that all cities and municipalities of the

   country have problems in common. And those are the mentioned

   above. Floods are here to stay forever, because of the change in

   natural flow and in infiltration caused by urbanization.

   I did also sent text messages to 8888 about my proposed solutions

   specially Flooding which cause loss of lives, destruction of

   properties and negative economic impact, without mention of heavy

   traffics in Metro Manila.

   So to speak, my proposed solution to Flooding is what I named it

   “The Netherlands Way” or Moses”. Either name will fit though.
   Netherlands had their last floods in 1953.

   This Flooding problem has been haunting us every rainy season and

   lots of remedial actions to the floods have been done but we have

   not come into the solution. We have been working on the floods,

   rather working on the cause of the floods.

   Yes, the LGUs together with DPWH and MMDA(in Metro Manila) are

   doing great jobs to fix the damages. One good thing the DPWH is

   proposing is to map all low spots in Dagupan City, which is a

   good start.

   In my proposed solution which is unique and tailor-fit to each

   city and town, is to have a Town Atlas, which is a digital map of

   the city where all critical areas, high and low spots are

   indicated. In so doing, we can plan our Flood Control for the

   year 2100.

   From here, we can pin-point where to construct the “sponge” ,
   an ecologically-friendly green park where literally stormwater

   could be stored and release later into the city water supply

   system or directly discharged into the sea.

   The “sponge” maybe a bicycle or skate boarding park during summer

   and a stormwater storage during typhoon or rainy days. The storm

   water maybe pumped out at the same time as the rain.

   Other public and private facilities and building maybe made to

   have similar dual functions, that is, wetlands during rainy

   season.

   The Atlas will be the reference of all disaster activities and

   flood preparation can be done in advance before disaster strikes.

   Stormwater ways or canals must be separate from the usual

   drainage system and must be made bigger than usual. Calculation

   must be made to define the size, based on current and future

   volume of flood water.They must be designed to convert

   destructive rush of stormwater into a laminar flow to protect the

   waterways and in extreme case, houses and peoples’ lives.

   I am hoping the government will give time to analyse my proposed

   solution.

   For the municipal waste disposal, we can discuss this in a

   separate presentation.

   yours truly,

   Valentino S. Dimla, Jr.

   MOBILE: 09555022750 / 09198708526

   Reply
3. suzette says:

   September 25, 2018 at 12:47 am

   May i request an appointment with Sec. Martin Andanar regarding my coffee table book titled ” Close to Perfection”. . This was featured in the Philippine News Agency . This book is in collaboration with Gawad Kalinga’s project of uplifting the lives of our Filipino Farmers and fisher folks through Social Entrepreneurship. I’d like to give him a copy of my book.
   Sincerely,
   Suzette Vivar
   suzivivar2013@gmail.com
   09215514348 text preferred

   Reply
4. Danniboy Cero says:

   August 12, 2018 at 10:28 am

   Good a.m. PCOO Office.
   Writing my concern why is it that PTV4 cannot be viewed in a local Broadcasting Company’s black box? When you select channels 30-PTV HD1, 31-PTV HD2, and 32-PTV SD3 nothing is displayed. I am a resident of Taytay, Rizal. Appreciate if can look into the matter.

   Reply
5. Ed Castillo says:

   March 14, 2017 at 3:49 pm

   Good afternoon,

   May i seek this venue to request appointment with Sec Martin Andanar.

   I was his colleague in TV5 and requesting for short meeting with him personally.

   My mobile number is 09228100628.

   Thanks,

   Engr.Ed Castillo

   Reply