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Non-Resident/Pass Thru Car Stickers Of Alabang Hills Village For 2026-2027 Now Available

The Alabang Hills Village Association (AHVA) announced that the 2026-2027 edition of its car stickers for non-residents motorists are now available and already applications are being accepted.

For accuracy, posted below is the excerpt about the2026-2027 non-resident/pass thru car stickers of Alabang Hills. Take note that the AHVA has a separate arrangement with the federation of BF Homes.

2. NON-RESIDENT

A. Private Cars (all vehicles with 3 or more wheels, including vans, pick-ups, & SUVs)

One-year sticker: P2,500 per car**

B. AHV-BF Residents (Discounted Fee-Reciprocity Arrangement)

-P2,000 per car for 5 cars / household

– personal use only ( business or commercial vehicles are not entitled to discount)

-no discount for applications beyond the deadline

How to apply – click https://alabanghillsvillage.com/non-resident-sticker/

Download the official application form, print it, fill all the details and sign it. Also, get the endorsement of your homeowners’ association (HOA) or federation.

Book your appointment online selecting the available dates and time slots. Make sure you bring the vehicle’s official receipt (OR) and certificate of registration (CR). Also prepare the amount of money needed to pay for the new non-resident car sticker.

To find the location of the office of the AHVA, click https://maps.app.goo.gl/fdph3KyT634KZuBg7

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Muntinlupa Mayor Reacts To MWSS Decision On Maynilad Over Failure To Provide Continuous Water To Customers

Following the Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System’s (MWSS) major decision to penalize water concessionaire Maynilad over its failure to provide continuous water supply to its customers, Muntinlupa City Mayor Ruffy Biazon welcomed it and called for long-term solutions, according to a news article by the Philippine News Agency (PNA).

To put things in perspective, posted below is an excerpt from the PNA news article. Some parts in boldface…

Muntinlupa Mayor Ruffy Biazon welcomed the decision of the Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS) regulatory office to penalize Maynilad for failing to provide continuous water supply to customers in the city.

The total PHP54.28 million fine or PHP328 rebate per affected customer should serve as a lesson for Maynilad as it continues to be the primary water provider in its designated service area, Biazon said in a news release Tuesday.

“While this cannot undo the inconvenience experienced by our constituents, we expect that it will serve as a reminder to the water concessionaire to fulfill its obligation to deliver continuous and reliable service,” Biazon said.

He also calls on concerned government agencies to look into Laguna de Bay to see if the water is fit for domestic use. The proposed water quality check at the bay, which is within Metro Manila and Rizal and Laguna provinces, is part of the long-term solutions Biazon seeks to stabilize supply in the city.

“This should not be addressed with temporary solutions alone. We need long-term measures to ensure a sufficient, safe and continuous water supply,” he added.

Biazon summoned Maynilad officials in March to explain the recurring water interruptions and to present concrete, reliable, and long-term solutions to the supply problem.

Let me end this post by asking you readers: What is your reaction to this recent development? If you are a resident of Muntinlupa City, do you think Maynilad will improve following the huge penalty they got as a result of the MWSS’ big decision? How often do you have access to water each day?

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Historical Reflections: China’s Perceptions of Southeast Asian Neighbors

WPS News History Staff
Baybay City | April 27, 2026

In the annals of history, the interactions between nations have often been colored by viewpoints ranging from respect and admiration to condescension and dominance. This is particularly evident in China’s historical attitude towards its Southeast Asian neighbors, as highlighted in a recent examination of the Johnson Administration’s misadventures in Southeast Asia by a Pentagon official using the nom de plume “Cincinnatus.”

Cincinnatus draws parallels between modern geopolitical dynamics and age-old perceptions, specifically focusing on China’s historical view of Vietnam. Traditionally, China perceived Vietnam not as an equal sovereign entity, but as a cultural subordinate. This perspective stemmed from China’s long-standing role as a central cultural power in East Asia, often seeing itself as the “Middle Kingdom” with a divine mandate to civilize surrounding regions. This hierarchical view contributed to China’s perception of Vietnam as a lesser nation, historically dominated and culturally influenced by its northern neighbor.

But what about the Philippines? Unlike Vietnam, the Philippines did not experience the same direct and prolonged Sinic influence due to geographical separation and different historical trajectories. While there were periods of trade and occasional interaction, the archipelagic nature of the Philippines, combined with its later significant interaction with Western colonial powers, placed it differently in the Chinese worldview. The disdain or bigotry that shaped China’s historical perception of Vietnam did not parallel in the same form towards the Philippines. Instead, relations were generally characterized by trade and maritime contact rather than cultural domination.

This historical narrative underscores the complex web of regional relationships and the impact of nationalism and cultural superiority on foreign policy. As nations continue to navigate modern global relations, understanding these historical attitudes is crucial for fostering dialogue and cooperation.

Reflecting on history, it becomes clear that nationalism and perceived cultural superiority often led to friction and conflict. By studying and acknowledging these perspectives, today’s leaders might better foster mutual respect and understanding in an increasingly interconnected world.

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Pecson Leads 1-2-3 PHI Duathlon Finish In Singapore

Maynard Pecson bounced back remarkably from a dismal showing in the national age group duathlon championships two weeks back by landing on top of the heap in the duathlon event of Singapore T100 Triathlon.

Franklin Yee, Pecson’s erstwhile tormentor, trailed in 2nd overall with Robin Banados of Go For Gold completing the podium finish.

Top Filipina duathlete Merry Joy Trupa was dominant from start to finish among the females as she claimed 1st place overall and the gold medal in the female 20-24 age category.

Pia in Action (PIA) and the Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) sponsored the Team Philippines.

Pecson stowed the gold in the 25-29 bracket with Yee adding another gold in 20-24 category.

Pecson covered the 6K run/32k bike/3K grind in 1 hour 26 minutes and 28 seconds (splits: 21:26/ 51:45/11:53).

Yee checked in at 1:29:09 and Cebuano Banados (, also backed by Go-for-Gold program of Jeremy Go, 1:34:53).

Trupa clocked one hour 35 minutes and 56 seconds in outstripping all but 10 of the close to 600 hopefuls.

For more triathlon and multisport updates, visit https://www.facebook.com/TriPhil.  

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Note: This post was sourced from the official press release of the event from Triathlon Philippines.

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