2017 T’NALAK FESTIVAL SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES

’nalak (Tinalak) Festival is a festival which commemorates the foundation anniversary of South Cotabato. T’nalak Festival happened every month of July in Koronadal City the capital of South Cotabato. The name of the festival was derived from t’nalak, a colorful abaca cloth created and woven by the women of the province’s T’boli tribe. The T’nalak fabric serves as the festival icon because it symbolizes the blending of culture, strength, and unity of the various ethnic groups living in the province. This 2017 marks the 51st Foundation Anniversary of South Cotabato. July 12, Wednesday 5 PM Onwards Interfaith Thanksgiving Celebration, South Cot. Gymnasium & Cultural Center Releasing of Lighted Balloons and Fireworks Display, South Cot. Sports Complex 6 PM Onwards Ceremonial Opening/Lighting: Lights On Trees, Alunan Avenue Tnalak Food Garden (Tourism Council), In front of South Cot. Sports Complex Tnalak Strip, Alunan Avenue Agri-Fair, Bahay-Kubo, Plants & Product Display, In Front of Provincial Capitol/Dahlia & Waling-Waling Street EXPO 2017, ProTech Center July 13, Thursday 6 AM Onwards Civic-Military Parade & Thematic Parade (Float and Most Festive Contingent Competition) , Main Streets: City of Koronadal 9 AM Tnalak Festival Opening Ceremonies (Mass Dance Competition,Clean & Green Awarding) , South Cotabato Sports Complex 12 NN Tnalak Luncheon, South Cot. Gym & Cultural Center 1 PM 1st Judging-Bahay Kubo Competition, In front of Provincial Capitol 7 PM LGBT Freedom Night Celebration (Search for the Amazing Queen of the South 2017, ) ,Amazing Show Stars Grand Fin), South Cot. Gym & Cultural Center July 14, Friday 2 PM Mindanao Wide T’nalak All-Star Cheerdance Competition, South Cotabato Gym & Cultural Center 7 PM Bombo Radyo Doble Kara, South Cotabato Gym & Cultural Center July 15, Saturday 8 AM Onwards Motocross, Brgy. Paraiso, City of Koronadal 4 PM Onwards Tnalak Fun Run With Live Band & Zumba, Alunan Avenue/Main Streets within the City of Koronadal 7 PM Musical Pop Solo Voice Competition, South Cotabato Gymnasium & Cultural Center July 16, Sunday 8 AM Onwards Motocross, Brgy. Paraiso, City of Koronadal 2 PM ADUSAY (Awit, Dula at Sayaw) Competition, In front of South Cotabato Sports Complex 7 PM Mutya nga South Cotabato, South Cot. Gym & Cultural Center July 17, Monday 2 PM HipHop Mega Crew Competition, South Cot. Gym & Cultural Center 7 PM The Governor’s Tnalak Charity Ball, The Farm at Carpenter Hill

July 18, Tuesday 6 AM Tnalak Festival Tri-People Grand Parade, Main Streets within the City of Koronadal Madal Be’Lan Kadsagayan A Lalan Kasadyahan Sa Kapatagan 9 AM Foundation Anniversary Program, South Cot. Sports Complex Street Dancing Showdown 12 NN Anniversary Luncheon, South Cot. Gym & Cultural Center Final Judging-Bahay Kubo Competiton, In front of Provincial Capitol 6 PM Onwards Tnalak Street Party ,Alunan Avenue 10 PM Fireworks Display,Alunan Avenue CONTINUING/OTHER EVENTS: June 27 8 AM Onwards Inter-LGU Basketball & Volleyball Tournament, Provincial Capitol Covered Court/SCGCC June 30-July 2 8 AM Onwards Badminton Tournament, South Cotabato Sports Complex July 1-2 8 AM Onwards Swimming Competition, South Cotabato Sports Complex July 1-18 9 AM Onwards iSouthCotabato Exhibit, KCC Mall of Marbel July 1-18 #MySouthCotabatoExperience #TakeMeToTnalak2017(1-Minute Video Contest) Facebook: Provincial Government of South Cotabato July 5-12 Production Technology Trainings July 12 8 AM Onwards Farmers Field Day/Culinary & Pinaka Contest Provincial Scion Grove, Nursery, Research and Demo Farm, Barangay Reyes, Municipality of Banga July 8 7 PM Onwards LGBT Amazing Show Stars Elimination Night, In Front of South Cot. Sports Complex July 8-18 6 PM Onwards Tnalak Food Garden, Alunan Avenue July 9-16 Tnalak Couture Display, KCC Mall of Marbel July 12-18 6 PM Onwards Tnalak Strip, Alunan Avenue July 15 Brigada Battle of the Bands, Alunan Avenue 8 AM Onwards EXPO 2017 ProTech Center July 1-31 Fun Rides and Games July 8-18 Trade Fair and Exhibit Crafters Village Food Court and Music Garden Zumba July 10-11 Techno Seminar July 12 SMERA Seminars July 12 – 18 Trade Pavilion Best Booth Set Up Design Contest July 13 DTI Seminar July 14 Pre-Employment Counseling University of the Philippines Lecture Series July 15 Skills Competition July 16 Mobile Passport Appointment Scheduling July 17 Skills Competition Job Fair July 18 Skills Competition July 29 Passport Actual Processing

NBA Finals 2016:Schedule, Format, Predictions and More Cavaliers vs. Warriors

The 2016 NBA Finals will begin Thursday night at Oracle Arena, where the Warriors have lost only three times this year. They hold home-court advantage with the 2-2-1-1-1 format that was also utilized in the preceding rounds.

Here's a look at the complete schedule: 2016 NBA Finals Schedule Game Date Away Home Time (ET) TV 1 Thur., June 2 Cleveland Cavaliers Golden State Warriors 9 p.m. ABC 2 Sun., June 5 Cleveland Cavaliers Golden State Warriors 8 p.m. ABC 3 Wed., June 8 Golden State Warriors Cleveland Cavaliers 9 p.m. ABC 4 Fri., June 10 Golden State Warriors Cleveland Cavaliers 9 p.m. ABC 5* Mon., June 13 Cleveland Cavaliers Golden State Warriors 9 p.m. ABC 6* Thur., June 16 Golden State Warriors Cleveland Cavaliers 9 p.m. ABC 7* Sun., June 19 Cleveland Cavaliers Golden State Warriors 8 p.m. ABC The Cavaliers made quick work of the Eastern Conference, averaging 106.9 points per contest and reaching triple digits in all 12 victories. NBA.com's John Schuhmann put their offensive dominance into perspective: Over the last 20 years, no team has been as efficient offensively through the first 3 rounds as these Cavs at 116.2 pts/100 poss. Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson are the game's two most dangerous shooters, but Cleveland has proved to be just as reliant on three-point precision. Either way, the winner will again disprove the antiquated notion that a jump-shooting team can't win a championship. Irving and Love will make this year's matchup more intriguing than last year's six-game series, but their defensive shortcomings will also sting. They'll need to sustain their masterful shooting to finally bring Cleveland a championship, but the Splash Brothers are more likely to keep wreaking havoc from outside the arc.

Mayor Peter B. Miguel National Age-Group Chess Championships Mindanao leg 2016

Mayor Peter B. Miguel National Age-Group Chess Championships Mindanao leg on January 8 to 10, 2016 at the Gaisano Grand Citimall, Koronadal City. "This is a big event considering that it will serve as qualifying to the national finals where slots to the Asean+Age-Group Chess Championships in Pattaya, Thailand are at stake." This was bared yesterday by National Chess Federation of the Philippines (NCFP) regional director James Infiesto in an e-mail. The tournament will feature the boys and girls under-20 years old, under-18, under-16, under-14, under-12, under-10 and under-eight divisions. "The chess competition is also an official event of Koronadal'sHinugyaw Festival slated January 10," Infiesto said. Davao City players are expected to face stiff contest as best age-group woodpushers in Mindanao including those from Cagayan de Oro City, Panabo City, General Santos City.Kidapawan City and Koronadal best woodpusher and Asean age group veteran chrisus Joshua Sarchez and his twin brother will also see action. Interested participants may contact Koronadal City sports coordinator Tony Aguilar (0919-9988908), Infiesto (0933-6635401) or Angie Mortos of NCFP (0922-8930866, 0998-5346842).

23 shell national youth chess championship (SNYACC) Copied

23rd Shell Active Chess sets out for wider talent base 11/06/2015 Shell continues its legacy of helping Filipino youth harness their potential in this year's Shell National Active Chess Championship Recognising the growing interest in chess among young Filipinos, particularly in the mid-teen age bracket, energy and gas technology leader Shell today announced that it is expanding its longest-running annual nationwide tilt as it launches this year’s edition in Manila this June. Young Filipino wood pushers pose for a photo during the Shell National Youth Active Chess Championship These young Filipino wood pushers pose for a photo during the Shell National Youth Active Chess Championship For the first time, the Shell National Youth Active Chess Championship will now have a three-category competition, with the kiddies division to feature players from 7 to 12 years old (born between 2003 and 2008) and the juniors section now open to 13 to 16 bets (born between 1999 and 2002). The third division will feature senior players 17 to 20 years old (born between 1995 to 1998). These changes make the staging of this year’s Shell Active Chess tournament a highly anticipated one in terms of participation, with maximum entries expected to mark each of the five qualifying stages leading to the national finals in September. As Shell continues to invest in building a sustainable energy future, the nationwide chess program is one of our innovative methods in developing the potential of the Filipino youths. The Shell Active Chess competition continues with its legacy of mining the freshest Filipino talent in the sport, as part of the energy and gas technology company’s commitment to social development in various areas such as youth, education, health, road safety, environmental conservation and many others. “We continue to discover new talents with the ever-growing number of players now taking up the sport, and because Shell believes in empowering the youth by giving them the opportunity to hone their skills and be the best they can, we continue to innovate our tournament program to produce more competitive, top caliber athletes that will someday be our national pride,” said Shell social investment manager Jackie Ampil. For this year’s event, organisers have set a maximum number of 400 participants for the National Capital Region (NCR) and the Southern Luzon legs, while the Visayas, Southern Mindanao and the Northern Mindanao eliminations stages will be limited to the first 300 registrants. The NCR leg will kick off the five-stage elims on June 19 and 20 at the activity center of SM Megamall in Mandaluyong City. Next in line is the Visayas leg which happens on July 4 and 5 at the SM City, Cebu. The Northern Mindanao leg will follow thereafter at the event center of SM CDO in Cagayan de Oro from July 18 to 19. The action shifts to Southern Mindanao at SM City Davao from August 8 to 9 while the final leg in Southern Luzon is slated from August 15 to 16 at the SM City Batangas. The competition heads back to the SM Megamall from September 19 to 20 for the grand finals. The top three placers plus the top female player in all divisions in the NCR leg will advance to the finals, while only the top two finishers plus the top female in the four other qualifying legs will advance, for a total of 48 players vying in the national finals. Format of the eliminations to the grand finals is a nine-round Swiss system tournament. List-up for the different legs is still ongoing as of press time. Interested participants may opt to download registration forms at www.shell.com.ph/shell_chess. Outside Metro Manila, interested players can also contact their respective regional representatives: in Visayas, Odillon Badilles at (0933) 619-0210; in Northern Mindanao, Allan Cantonjos at (0936) 996-7949; in Southern Mindanao, Ronnie Tabudlong at (0943) 249-0821; and in Southern Luzon, Joselito Castro at (0906) 475-6327. For more details about the event, please contact tournament coordinator Alex Dinoy at (0918) 370-5750 or Kay Eser at (0917) 883-8039. The event is sanctioned by the National Chess Federation of the Philippines, and is supported by Shell FuelSave, Shell V-Power Nitro+, Shell Helix Oil Change Plus, Shell Citi Visa, Shell Pepeng Pasada, Shell FuelOil Plus, , Shell Helix Ultra, Unilever and SM Supermalls.

23rd Shell National Youth Active Chess Championship (SNYACC) 2015 schedules

23rd SHELL NATIONAL YOUTH ACTIVE CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP 2015 QUALIFYING LEG SCHEDULE NCR - JUNE 19-20, 2015 VENUE: EVENT CENTER, LOWER GROUND FLOOR BUILDING A - SM MEGAMALL, EDSA, MANDALUYONG CITY COORDINATOR: MR. ALEX DINOY 09183705750 VISAYAS LEG - JULY 4-5, 2015 VENUE: - EVENT CENTER, FOOD COURT,LOWER GROUND FLOOR, SM CEBU CITY COORDINATORS: MR. ALEX DINOY - 0918 3705750 & MR. ODILON BADILLES - 09336190210 NORTHERN MINDANAO LEG - JULY 18-19,2015 VENUE: EVENT CENTER, ATRIUM, GROUND FLOOR, SM CDO, CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY COORDINATORS: MR.ALEX DINOY 0922 8288510 & CA ALLAN CANTONJOS 0936 9967949 SOUTHERN MINDANAO LEG - AUGUST 8-9, 2015 VENUE: EVENT CENTER, GROUND FLOOR, SM ANNEX, SM ECOLAND, DAVAO CITY. COORDINATORS: MR. ALEX DINOY 0918 3705750 & MR. RONNIE TABUDLONG 0943 249 0821 SOUTHERN LUZON LEG AUGUST 00-00, 2015 VENUE: EVENT CENTER, 2ND FLOOR, SM BATANGAS, BATANGAS CITY COORDINATORS: MR. ALEX DINOY 09183705750/0922 8288510 & MR. LITO CASTRO 09064756327 GRAND FINALS @ SM MEGAMALL

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HOW TO GET TO DFA-OCA- ASEANA MACAPAGAL BOULEVARD

Fast Facts: Nearest Train Station: LRT1 Baclaran Station Jeepney Routes: Baclaran-Mall of Asia (MoA) Bus Routes: MIA 661-Tambo Nearby Places: Aseana Business Park, Aseana Power Station, Bradco Street, Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard, S&R Membership Shopping ________________________________________ Commuting Routes: From Caloocan: Route 1: LRT1-Jeep 1. Take the LRT1 to Baclaran Station. 2. Ride a jeep to SM Mall of Asia (MoA) via Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard. 3. Get off at Bradco Street corner Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard and walk towards the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). Route 2: LRT1-Bus 1. Take the LRT1 to EDSA Station. 2. Ride a bus to "MIA 611-Tambo." 3. Ask the conductor to drop you off at the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). ________________________________________ From Las Pinas: 1. Along Alabang-Zapote Road, ride a bus bound for Lawton. 2. Ask the conductor to drop you off at Roxas Boulevard corner Bradco Street. 3. Turn left into Brado Street and walk 1 block (approx 300-500 meters). 4. The Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA) is located at Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard corner Bradco Street across S&R. ________________________________________ From Makati: Route 1: Bus 1. Along EDSA, ride a bus to "MIA 611-Tambo." 2. Ask the conductor to drop you off at the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). Route 2: MRT-Bus 1. Ride the MRT to Taft Station. 2. Along EDSA, ride a bus to "MIA 611-Tambo." 3. Ask the conductor to drop you off at the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). Route 3: Jeep-LRT1-Jeep 1. From Buendia, ride a jeep to Cartimar or LRT Gil Puyat Station. 2. Get off at Gil Puyat corner Taft Avenue. 3. Ride the LRT1 to Baclaran Station. 4. Ride a jeep to SM Mall of Asia (MoA) via Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard. 5. Get off at Bradco Street corner Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard and walk towards the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). Route 4: Jeep-Jeep-Jeep 1. From Buendia, ride a jeep to Cartimar or LRT Gil Puyat Station. 2. Get off at Gil Puyat corner Taft Avenue. 3. Ride a jeep to Baclaran. 4. Ride a jeep to SM Mall of Asia (MoA) via Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard. 5. Get off at Bradco Street corner Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard and walk towards the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). ________________________________________ From Mandaluyong: Route 1: Bus 1. Along EDSA, ride a bus to "MIA 611-Tambo." 2. Ask the conductor to drop you off at the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). Route 2: MRT-Bus 1. Ride the MRT to Taft Station. 2. Along EDSA, ride a bus to "MIA 611-Tambo." 3. Ask the conductor to drop you off at the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). Route 3: Jeep-LRT1-Jeep 1. From Kalentong, ride a jeep to Robinson's Ermita, Pedro Gil, or Padre Faura. 2. Get off at Taft Avenue. 3. Ride a jeep to Baclaran. 4. Ride a jeep to SM Mall of Asia (MoA) via Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard. 5. Get off at Bradco Street corner Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard and walk towards the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). Route 4: Jeep-LRT1-Bus 1. From Kalentong, ride a jeep to Robinson's Ermita, Pedro Gil, or Padre Faura. 2. Get off at Taft Avenue. 3. Ride a jeep to Baclaran via Taft Avenue. 4. Get off at EDSA corner Taft Avenue. 5. Ride a bus to "MIA 611-Tambo." 6. Ask the conductor to drop you off at the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). ________________________________________ From Malabon: Route 1: Jeep-LRT1-Jeep 1. From Gasak, ride a jeep to Recto and get off at LRT2 Recto Station. 2. Cross the connecting footbridge to LRT1 Doroteo Jose Station. 3. Ride the LRT1 to Baclaran Station. 4. Ride a jeep to SM Mall of Asia (MoA) via Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard. 5. Get off at Bradco Street corner Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard and walk towards the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). Route 2: Jeep-LRT1-Bus 1. From Gasak, ride a jeep to Recto and get off at LRT2 Recto Station. 2. Cross the connecting footbridge to LRT1 Doroteo Jose Station. 3. Ride the LRT1 to EDSA Station. 4. Ride a bus to "MIA 611-Tambo." 5. Ask the conductor to drop you off at the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). ________________________________________ From Manila: Route 1: Jeep-Jeep 1. From Divisoria, Lawton, or Taft Avenue, ride a jeep to Baclaran. 2. Ride a jeep from Baclaran to SM Mall of Asia (MoA) via Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard. 3. Get off at Bradco Street corner Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard and walk towards the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). Route 2: Jeep-Jeep 1. From Lawton or anywhere along M.H. Del Pilar, ride a jeep to Baclaran. 2. Ride a jeep from Baclaran to SM Mall of Asia (MoA) via Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard. 3. Get off at Bradco Street corner Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard and walk towards the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). Route 3: Jeep-Bus 1. From Divisoria, Lawton, or Taft Avenue, ride a jeep to Baclaran via Taft Avenue and get off at EDSA corner Taft Avenue. 2. Ride a bus to "MIA 611-Tambo." 3. Ask the conductor to drop you off at the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). Route 4: LRT1-Jeep 1. Arrive at any LRT1 Station. (Either via jeep or via LRT2 Recto Station) 2. Ride the LRT1 to Baclaran Station. 3. Ride a jeep from Baclaran to SM Mall of Asia (MoA) via Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard. 4. Get off at Bradco Street corner Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard and walk towards the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). Route 5: LRT1-Bus 1. Arrive at any LRT1 Station. (Either via jeep or via LRT2 Recto Station) 2. Ride the LRT1 to EDSA Station. 3. Ride a bus to "MIA 611-Tambo." 4. Ask the conductor to drop you off at the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). ________________________________________ From Markina: Route 1: LRT2-LRT1-Bus 1. Ride the LRT2 to Recto Station. 2. Walk along the connecting footbridge to LRT1 Doroteo Jose Station. 3. Ride the LRT1 to EDSA Station. 4. Ride a bus to "MIA 611-Tambo." 5. Ask the conductor to drop you off at the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). Route 2: LRT2-LRT1-Jeep 1. Ride the LRT2 to Recto Station. 2. Walk along the connecting footbridge to LRT1 Doroteo Jose Station. 3. Ride the LRT1 to Baclaran Station. 4. Ride a jeep from Baclaran to SM Mall of Asia (MoA) via Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard. 5. Get off at Bradco Street corner Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard and walk towards the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). ________________________________________ From Muntinlupa: Route 1: Bus 1. Along Alabang-Zapote Road or Alabang Town Center, ride a bus bound for Lawton. 2. Ask the conductor to drop you off at Roxas Boulevard corner Bradco Street. 3. Turn left into Brado Street and walk 1 block (approx 300-500 meters). 4. The Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA) is located at Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard corner Bradco Street across S&R. Route 2: Bus-LRT1-Jeep 1. From Manuela Metropolis Mall ride a bus to Lawton. 2. Get off at Gil Puyat / Buendia corner Taft Avenue. 3. Ride the LRT1 to Baclaran Station. 4. Ride a jeep from Baclaran to SM Mall of Asia (MoA) via Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard. 5. Get off at Bradco Street corner Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard and walk towards the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). ________________________________________ From Paranaque: Route 1: Jeep-Jeep 1. From Sucat, ride a jeep to Baclaran. 2. Ride a jeep from Baclaran to SM Mall of Asia (MoA) via Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard. 3. Get off at Bradco Street corner Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard and walk towards the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). Route 2: Bus-Bus 1. Ride a bus to Pasay and get off at EDSA corner Taft Avenue. 2. Ride a bus to "MIA 611-Tambo." 3. Ask the conductor to drop you off at the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). ________________________________________ From Pasay: Route 1: Jeep 1. Ride a jeep from Baclaran to SM Mall of Asia (MoA) via Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard. 2. Get off at Bradco Street corner Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard and walk towards the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). Route 2: Jeep 1. From Mall of Asia, ride a jeep to Baclaran via Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard 2. Get off at Bradco Street corner Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard and walk towards the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). ________________________________________ From Pasig: Route 1: Bus 1. Along EDSA, ride a bus to "MIA 611-Tambo." 2. Ask the conductor to drop you off at the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). Route 2: MRT-Bus 1. Ride the MRT to Taft Station. 2. Along EDSA, ride a bus to "MIA 611-Tambo." 3. Ask the conductor to drop you off at the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). ________________________________________ From Quezon City: Route 1: Bus 1. From Cubao corner EDSA, ride a bus to "MIA 611-Tambo." 2. Ask the conductor to drop you off at the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). Route 2: MRT-Bus 1. Ride the MRT to EDSA corner Taft. 2. Ride a bus to "MIA 611-Tambo." 3. Ask the conductor to drop you off at the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). Route 3: LRT2-LRT1-Bus 1. Ride the LRT2 to Recto Station. 2. Walk along the connecting footbridge to LRT1 Doroteo Jose Station. 3. Ride the LRT1 to EDSA Station. 4. Ride a bus to "MIA 611-Tambo." 5. Ask the conductor to drop you off at the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). Route 4: LRT2-LRT1-Jeep 1. Ride the LRT2 to Recto Station. 2. Walk along the connecting footbridge to LRT1 Doroteo Jose Station. 3. Ride the LRT1 to Baclaran Station. 4. Ride a jeep from Baclaran to SM Mall of Asia (MoA) via Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard. 5. Get off at Bradco Street corner Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard and walk towards the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). ________________________________________ From San Juan: Route 1: LRT2-LRT1-Bus 1. Ride the LRT2 to Recto Station. 2. Walk along the connecting footbridge to LRT1 Doroteo Jose Station. 3. Ride the LRT1 to EDSA Station. 4. Ride a bus to "MIA 611-Tambo." 5. Ask the conductor to drop you off at the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). Route 2: LRT2-LRT1-Jeep 1. Ride the LRT2 to Recto Station. 2. Walk along the connecting footbridge to LRT1 Doroteo Jose Station. 3. Ride the LRT1 to Baclaran Station. 4. Ride a jeep from Baclaran to SM Mall of Asia (MoA) via Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard. 5. Get off at Bradco Street corner Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard and walk towards the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). Route 3: Jeep-MRT-Bus 1. From Greenhills Shopping Center, ride a jeep to MRT Annapolis-Santolan Station. 2. Ride the MRT to Cubao or Taft Avenue Station. 3. Ride a bus to "MIA 611-Tambo." 4. Ask the conductor to drop you off at the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). ________________________________________ From Taguig: Route 1: Jeep-MRT-Jeep 1. From NAMRIA, Manila American Cemetery and Memorial, Gate 2, 3rd Avenue, 26th Street, 32nd Street, or 34th Street, ride a jeep to Guadalupe. 2. Ride the MRT to Taft Avenue Station. 3. Ride a bus to "MIA 611-Tambo." 4. Ask the conductor to drop you off at the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). Route 2: Jeep-Jeep-LRT1-Jeep 1. From NAMRIA, Manila American Cemetery and Memorial, Gate 2, 3rd Avenue, 26th Street, 32nd Street, or 34th Street, ride a jeep to Guadalupe. 2. From Guadalupe, ride a jeep to Cartimar, and get off at Sen. Gil Puyat Ave. (Buendia) corner Taft Ave. 3. Ride the LRT1 to Baclaran Station. 4. Ride a jeep from Baclaran to SM Mall of Asia (MoA) via Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard. 5. Get off at Bradco Street corner Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard and walk towards the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA). Route 3: Jeep-Jeep-Jeep-Jeep 1. From NAMRIA, Manila American Cemetery and Memorial, Gate 2, 3rd Avenue, 26th Street, 32nd Street, or 34th Street, ride a jeep to Guadalupe. 2. From Guadalupe, ride a jeep to Cartimar, and get off at Sen. Gil Puyat Ave. (Buendia) corner Taft Ave. 3. Ride a jeep to Baclaran. 4. Ride a jeep from Baclaran to SM Mall of Asia (MoA) via Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard. 5. Get off at Bradco Street corner Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard and walk towards the Department of Foreign Affairs - Office of Consular Affairs (DFA-OCA).