Brgy. New Magsaysay Official

18/08/2026

Enough with our resilience. Let those who deserve the blame be blamed.

Stop Patronizing resiliency every time we face the same calamities over and over again. ‼️

We need to hold our officials accountable. With all the corruption and a broken system, maybe those responsible deserve to experience the hardships ordinary Filipinos endure.

And to Filipinos who still throw garbage irresponsibly, you have a part in this too. 🗑️

Filipinos are resilient, but how far can our patience go when the system remains broken? We are tired of enduring. We deserve accountability and real change.

— Mark | Writer’s Blossoms ☔️

15/08/2026

MAHALAGANG PAALALA SA LAHAT NG NAGBIBENTA AT BUMIBILI NG BABOY AT FROZEN MEAT. ‼️‼️‼️

Magandang oras sa ating lahat, mga kabarangay!

Para sa lahat ng nagbebenta ng anumang uri ng karne ng baboy at frozen meat, kabilang ang longanisa, tocino, embutido, lumpiang baboy, sariwang karne ng baboy, frozen na baboy, chicharon, at iba pang katulad na produkto, mahigpit na ipatutupad ang checkpoint sa Barangay New Magsaysay simula bukas, alas-5:00 ng umaga.

Mahigpit na ipinagbabawal ang pagpasok sa ating barangay ng sinumang bumibili o nagbebenta ng baboy, biik, o anumang kaugnay na produkto. Kung nais ninyong bumili, ang transaksyon ay dapat gawin sa mismong slaughterhouse sa bayan, kung saan kayo magkikita at magsasagawa ng bentahan.

Para naman sa mga naglalabas ng kanilang mga baboy o nagdadala ng baboy palabas ng barangay, kinakailangang i-disinfect muna ang kulungan, sasakyan, o anumang ginagamit na pagkargahan ng baboy gamit ang angkop na disinfectant at powder bago muling pumasok sa ating barangay.

Ginagawa natin ang mga hakbang na ito bilang pag-iingat upang maiwasan ang pagkalat ng anumang uri ng sakit sa baboy at maprotektahan ang ating mga alagang hayop at kabuhayan. Umaasa kami sa inyong pang-unawa at pakikiisa.

Mahigpit din naming iinspeksyunin ang mga kargang kulungan, sasakyan, at iba pang gamit na ginagamit sa pagbibiyahe ng baboy. Walang sinumang buyer ang papayagang pumasok sa Barangay New Magsaysay para bumili o magbenta ng baboy.

Para sa anumang katanungan o paglilinaw, maaari kayong mag-comment o magpadala ng private message sa Facebook account ng ating barangay.

Maraming salamat sa inyong pang-unawa, pakikiisa, at pagsunod. Ang pag-iingat natin ngayon ay para sa kaligtasan ng ating mga alagang baboy at buong komunidad.

13/08/2026

Congratulations! 🎉🍾

03/08/2026

History is made! Congratulations, Alex Eala! 🇵🇭
The first Filipina to win the WTA 500 Mubadala DC Open championship. Mabuhay ka!

“I’ve only dreamed of helping tennis grow in the Philippines, and now I’m bringing a whole new audience to the sport from around the world.” 🎾

— Alex Eala

03/08/2026

Please do like and share. Apo Kabaranggayan.

19/07/2026

Team New Magsaysay is ready for the 2025 Mayor’s Cup! 🏆💙

Backed by the unwavering support of our dedicated Barangay officials, led by our ever-supportive Barangay Captain, Lovelia Guzman Dizon, together with SK Chairman Mark Bulusan Agbuis, our team is more motivated than ever to proudly represent New Magsaysay.

One community. One team. One goal. Let’s play with heart, fight with pride, and bring home the victory! 💪🔥

17/07/2026

Start normalizing being humble. ☘️

If we’re being honest, some of the most successful people don’t even talk much about what they’ve achieved. They just keep doing their thing.

You’ll meet people who have money, a good career, or a comfortable life, yet they’re still respectful, approachable, and never make others feel small.

While some people are always trying to impress everyone, be the kind of person who doesn’t need to prove anything.

Let people notice your growth through the way you live, not through the things you say. Being humble doesn’t make you any less successful.

It simply shows that you’re secure enough to let your character speak before your achievements do.

— Lj | Writer’s Blossoms 🌻

27/06/2026

Cheers to our small wins. 🥂

When you see me celebrating the little things, posting my happiness, or appreciating the small victories in my life, just know they didn’t come easily.

Like everyone else, I’ve had days where I struggled in silence, questioned myself, and carried burdens that no one ever saw.

Not every battle is shared, and not every pain is visible.

That’s why I choose to celebrate every step forward, no matter how small.

These moments are more than just achievements—they’re proof that I kept going despite everything.

The peace I have today is something I once prayed for, and I’ll never feel guilty for being grateful, happy, or proud of how far I’ve come.

Every small win deserves to be celebrated. 🙏

— Mark | OoS ☘️

22/06/2026

This news is heartbreaking and terrifying. 🕊️

The moment I saw the videos circulating online showing two boys inside San Jose National High School while classes were ongoing, armed and causing chaos,

natakot ako. Nangilabot ako sa pangamba. It made me think, if this happened to them, what if it happened to anyone?

I’m not a parent, but I have younger relatives around the same age as those students, and I couldn’t help but imagine them in that situation.

School is supposed to be a second home—a place where students learn, laugh, and dream about their future.

Teachers dedicate themselves to guiding their students, and guards stand watch to keep everyone safe.

And in a single moment, that sense of security was shaken.

It is frightening to think that even inside a school, where children should feel safest, incidents like this can still happen.

What is happening to our youth? Why are children carrying so much anger, pain, or violence at such a young age?

Why are schools, which are meant to be safe spaces, becoming places of fear?

And perhaps the hardest question of all,

How were weapons able to enter a school?

Were there enough safety measures?

Are teachers and security personnel given enough support and resources to protect the students entrusted to them?

These are difficult questions, but they need answers.

This should not become just another viral story or a headline people forget after a few days.

This is a wake-up call for all of us—for school officials, teachers, guards, parents, and communities.

We need stronger security, better preventive measures, greater awareness, and a united effort to ensure that schools remain places of learning, not fear.

Our youth are the future of this nation.

But how can we expect them to build a brighter tomorrow if they are afraid to go to school today?

I pray for justice for all the victims, healing for those affected, and meaningful change so that no student, no teacher, and no family will ever have to experience this nightmare again.

Justice for all the victims. This is not the future our youth deserve.

— Mark | OoS 🕊️

20/04/2026

Is this kind of prank amusing to you—one that risks a person’s dignity and morality? This is never funny. Is this really what you call humor? This person is simply trying to live honestly and earn a living the right way.

We came across a post circulating online about a vlogger who did a “prank” where they got a full tank of gas from an elderly gas attendant and then drove off without paying. They moved forward about 2–3 meters, stopped, then drove off again while laughing with each other. The man was left chasing after them under the heat of the sun. The vloggers were laughing, later claiming it was just for content.

This is the first time I’ve seen content that made me extremely angry. Seeing an elderly man so distressed, worried that he might end up paying for the full tank himself.

It was a total humiliation.

They put a hardworking man in a position where he thought he might lose money and be blamed or held accountable for something he didn’t do.

Just for content and for fun.

And that’s the problem. The worst part? They thought it was funny. Not everyone consents to being your source of entertainment.

Is this kind of prank amusing to you—one that risks a person’s dignity and morality? This is never funny. Is this really what you call humor? This person is simply trying to live honestly and earn a living the right way.

You can’t justify harm by saying,
“we paid in the end” or “it’s just a prank.”

Respect is not something you give after the humiliation is done.

If the idea of content crosses the line of dignity,
then there is a problem with your morality and your values.

The way you treat people—especially those who are simply trying to earn an honest living—if you find happiness in being cruel and belittling them, then that defines who you really are.