MORESCO-1 and Emergency Response Units Align for LAKTAK 2025: Power Love on the Run

Laguindingan, Misamis Oriental – In preparation for the much-anticipated LAKTAK 2025: Lakad-Takbo – Power Love on the Run, key representatives from MORESCO-1, local government units, and emergency response teams convened today for a crucial coordination meeting. The gathering, held to ensure the smooth and safe execution of the nationwide fun run, reinforced collaboration among security and rescue teams.

Ensuring Safety and Security

The meeting was chaired by Archibald G. Pacana, Corporate Public Relations Officer of MORESCO-1, and attended by key personnel, including:

  • SFO2 Jessie A. Apugan – Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP)
  • PC MS Emman Jess D. Madridano – Philippine National Police (PNP)
  • PEMS RA E. Bentos – Team Leader, PNP Aviation Security Unit (AVSECU) Region 10
  • PCorporal Dennis Jose J. Mundo – PNP AVSECU Region 10
  • Shilo Aljea C. Baclayon – MDRR Staff, Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (MDRRMO)
  • Sarah Mae R. Bacalso – MDRRMO
  • Angelito A. Abao – Security Manager, Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP)
  • Johmar V. Carillo – USSI Detachment Commander, CAAP
  • Engr. Fel B. Burlat – Occupational Safety and Health Officer (OSHO), MORESCO-1
  • Ruben M. Marba – Regulatory Compliance Officer, MORESCO-1

With security, medical, and logistics concerns at the forefront of the discussion, the attendees outlined emergency protocols, deployment strategies, and support logistics for the event.

LAKTAK 2025: A Nationwide Celebration of Love and Energy

Set for February 15, 2025 (Saturday) at 4:00 AM, LAKTAK 2025 aims to celebrate love beyond Valentine’s Day through a simultaneous nationwide fun run. This event highlights the synergy between love and electricity – two powerful forces that energize communities. The fun run encourages participants to promote fitness, strengthen relationships, and show appreciation for loved ones while advocating for health and well-being.

Participants can register online by scanning the QR code on the official event infographic or via bit.ly/3EB9aQm. Registration is also available at MORESCO-1 Service Area Offices and selected paying stations. The deadline for registration is February 12, 2025 (Wednesday).

A Unified Effort for a Meaningful Cause

MORESCO-1, in partnership with PHILRECA and various Electric Cooperatives, is spearheading this initiative to engage communities in an activity that fosters camaraderie, love, and healthy living. The collective effort of emergency responders and security teams ensures that participants can safely enjoy the event.

With the final safety measures in place, LAKTAK 2025 is set to be an electrifying celebration of love, unity, and wellness. Let’s run together for love, power, and a brighter future!

“Team Raccoon” Graduates as Pioneers of William T. Crisp Foundation’s Re-offered Lineman Training

Laguindingan, Misamis Oriental – The first batch of linemen under the re-offered Lineman Training Program of William T. Crisp Foundation, Inc. (WTCFI), the corporate social responsibility (CSR) arm of MORESCO-1, officially graduated on February 4, 2025. Dubbed Team Raccoon, the graduates successfully completed the rigorous training designed to equip them with essential skills in electrical power distribution line construction.

The graduation ceremony, held at the MORESCO-1 Training Center, began with welcome remarks from WTCFI Executive Director Jovan P. Yangyang, emphasizing the foundation’s commitment to empowering local workforce development.

Engr. Marlon P. Guinita, representing Acting General Manager Jovel B. Ubay-Ubay, PEE, delivered an inspirational message, commending the trainees for their dedication and perseverance in completing the program.

A highlight of the event was the pole climbing exhibition and a special dance presentation by Team Raccoon, showcasing both their technical skills and camaraderie.

Outstanding graduates were recognized for their excellence in practical skills, followed by a keynote message from Albert Benedict F. Bacus, President of the Board of Trustees. Training Director Engr. Remegio B. Gonzales, PEE, PhD, also delivered his message, underscoring the program’s role in producing highly skilled linemen for the country’s power sector.

The ceremony concluded with closing remarks from Engr. Ronaldo Maghuyop, who emphasized the importance of safety, discipline, and continuous learning in the field.

The Lineman Training Program, aligned with TESDA’s Electrical Power Distribution Line Construction NC II (EPDLC NC II) certification, is a three-to-six-month intensive course that covers theoretical instruction, hands-on training, and real-world field simulations. The success of Team Raccoon paves the way for future batches to benefit from this initiative, strengthening the electric cooperative sector with well-trained linemen.

Congratulations to Team Raccoon, the trailblazers of WTCFI’s re-offered lineman training program!

MORESCO-1 Celebrates National Arts Month this February!

The National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) proudly leads the annual celebration of National Arts Month, a tradition upheld since 1991 through Proclamation No. 683, signed by then-President Corazon Aquino.

For #NAM2025, we embrace the theme:
? “Ani ng Sining, Diwa at Damdamin” ?
(Harvest of Art, Spirit, and Emotions)

This theme highlights how Filipino creativity flourishes—rooted in our shared experiences, emotions, and aspirations. Through various art forms, we weave narratives that reflect our cultural identity, celebrate diversity, and inspire the next generation of creators.

Join us in MORESCO-1  in honoring the power of the arts to enrich minds, uplift souls, and strengthen communities. Let’s celebrate the boundless expressions of beauty and meaning that emerge from the heart of the Filipino people.

Halina’t Maki-Sining!

#NAM2025
#AniNgSiningDiwaAtDamdamin