Layunin ng campaign na "Oras Pinas: Tara na! Kilos na!", alamin!

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00:00In today's National Time Consciousness Week,

00:02the Department of Science and Technology, or DOST,

00:06is once again emphasizing the importance of timing

00:09for our personal development

00:12and for the well-being of our country

00:14through a campaign with the theme,

00:17Oras Pinas, Tara Na, Kilos Na.

00:19And to explain to us about that,

00:21we will be joined by Senior Weather Specialist,

00:25Engineer Mario Raimundo.

00:27Good morning, and welcome to Rise and Shine, Pilipinas.

00:30Yes, good morning to all of you.

00:33Sir, this theme, Oras Pinas, Tara Na, Kilos Na,

00:36is an important campaign of DOST.

00:39Can you explain this to us, sir?

00:41Yes, this is an advocacy of the Department of Science and Technology

00:46through a speedhead by the STII,

00:49or the Science Technology Information Institute.

00:54They are the ones who are in charge of the promotion here.

00:57The hope is in us, the technical side.

01:01And because of this, it started with the so-called one-time.

01:05And when that one-time started,

01:07the so-called Republic Act 10535 was formed,

01:10that is the law,

01:11the so-called Philippine Standard Time Act of 2013.

01:14Okay.

01:14Now, its real purpose during that time

01:18when implementing rules and regulations

01:20is to eradicate the so-called Filipino time.

01:23It is a negative connotation

01:25that the so-called Filipino time is always late.

01:28And I hope you can reduce it

01:30because although there is a law that covers during that time,

01:33prior to the Republic Act 10535,

01:36it covers the so-called PT-78,

01:39where the official agency that handles the dissemination

01:43and timekeeping of the Philippine Standard Time is assigned.

01:46It's not enough yet, that's why it was cut.

01:48Okay.

01:48And with that law,

01:50what we are celebrating now

01:52is that it was included in Section 9,

01:54that every first week of the year,

01:57January 1 to 7,

01:58our countrymen should be encouraged

02:02to sync their schedules

02:05with the so-called Philippine Standard Time.

02:06Okay.

02:07Because we understand, especially for us Filipinos,

02:10if we don't follow the schedule,

02:12there will be conflicts.

02:14Right?

02:14There will be misunderstandings.

02:16So, how do we apply it to our management

02:18in terms of the aspects of our lives,

02:21in our business,

02:23in our work,

02:25in our family,

02:27and other aspects, sir?

02:29Yes, the way we use it,

02:33there is a better saying,

02:36that a well-arranged time,

02:38that the use of a well-arranged time

02:39is the best indication of a well-arranged mind.

02:42What I mean by that is,

02:45when I was a businessman,

02:49and then we had a meeting,

02:51let's meet at 10 o'clock,

02:53and then it came to me,

02:55it's already 1 p.m.

02:57That means,

02:58if my money is a million,

02:59I won't be able to trust you.

03:01You won't be able to handle your time.

03:02So, that is the best example

03:04in terms of time management.

03:06And this has taught us

03:09discipline in ourselves,

03:11where we can help

03:13the development of the country.

03:15This example that we talked about earlier,

03:18a lot of countries were censored because of that.

03:20In Japan, for example,

03:22like what we said earlier,

03:24even the bus stations,

03:27they have a fixed time.

03:28So, if people are late by even 30 seconds,

03:33they won't be able to catch the bus.

03:34And so, that is discipline,

03:35where the Filipinos

03:37should follow the rules,

03:40and this law is the key

03:43to follow what we call

03:46Philippine Standard Time.

03:47It's negative, right?

03:49Because when you say

03:50Philippine Standard Time,

03:52it's like the Filipinos are always late.

03:54It's cultural, right?

03:55It's like our habit.

03:57But when the Filipinos

03:58come from other countries,

04:00sir,

04:01that's where they get disciplined

04:02because they follow

04:04the traditions of other countries.

04:05That's very correct.

04:07Because one more thing here,

04:08aside from promoting punctuality,

04:13is the respect of the value

04:15of time of the others.

04:16And so, what I mean by that is

04:17you should respect the time of others.

04:20You shouldn't just wait for them

04:22to follow your time.

04:25It should be give and take to one,

04:28that when I'm talking to you,

04:29you should follow.

04:31There are people like that.

04:32I'm already on the way,

04:33and I'm still waking up.

04:34Yes, there are advancers.

04:36Sometimes, what I do

04:37when I know my friends are late,

04:39I say,

04:40I'm almost there.

04:41I know that's when they'll get ready.

04:44So that I'm an advancer,

04:45what I do is I'm an advancer,

04:47and they'll get there early

04:48or they'll get there on time.

04:50That's what I can do to my friends.

04:53Although sometimes,

04:53there are mistakes that I make,

04:54even though sometimes I'm late.

04:56We're all guilty of that.

04:58You mentioned a while ago

05:00that you are on the technical side

05:02on this institution

05:05in terms of the implementation.

05:07What do you do in terms of

05:08the technical side on this, sir?

05:09Well, in accounting,

05:11we have what we call

05:13the accounting timescale system.

05:15That's equipped with a

05:17network time protocol system

05:19where that's the way

05:21to transfer time via internet.

05:24For our countrymen,

05:25if they want to see

05:27the real Philippine Standard Time,

05:29just access the Pag-Asa website.

05:31On the right side of the screen,

05:34the Philippine Standard Time is there.

05:35This is also synchronized

05:37with all the time

05:38that we have here in the world?

05:39Yes.

05:40As a matter of fact,

05:41we will open all the DOST agencies

05:44on the website.

05:46All of those have a time display.

05:48We call those

05:51because if our time is wrong,

05:54they might make a mistake.

05:55Based on the law of the Republic of 10535,

05:58Pag-Asa is liable,

06:00especially me

06:01because I was the one handling it back then.

06:04So, that's one.

06:06And then, one more thing,

06:07I will add to that

06:08in the Republic of 10535

06:10because you are here in your station,

06:12I encourage all TV stations

06:16and radio stations

06:17to sync their time

06:19to the TV screen.

06:21Just like right now,

06:22we're on 622.

06:23Actually, every year,

06:25there's a PTV4 certification

06:28which allows you to follow

06:29the Philippine Standard Time

06:31because of the lotto.

06:32And so,

06:34this is the easiest mode

06:35of time dissemination.

06:37All TV stations are synced

06:40and the so-called radio stations

06:43follow.

06:44And then, for the general public,

06:46it's very easy for them to get it

06:47either on TV or on the radio.

06:49And that should be synced with us.

06:52That's the essence of the Republic of 10535

06:54that all people should follow.

06:57It's not just us who will get it.

06:58We are the time source

07:00but they will get it on the TV station.

07:02Disseminated with the broadcast media.

07:05Well, to our fellow countrymen,

07:09of course, they're aware that they're always late

07:11and they want to change this habit.

07:13What advice can you give

07:15to change the habit of always being late?

07:19That's the discipline

07:21that we should do,

07:23our fellow countrymen.

07:24But that's what has been transferred to us

07:28even before.

07:29Even the Spanish in our colony.

07:32That's what we should change

07:34because during that time,

07:34just like in a meeting,

07:37everyone is invited first.

07:40And then, when I arrive,

07:41I'm just standing there like that.

07:43Which is something we shouldn't do.

07:46Let's remove that mentality

07:49and let's imitate the other countries.

07:51And we should also follow this law.

07:54Alright, on a last note,

07:57we have this campaign,

07:58Oras Pinas, let's go!

08:00What are we expecting on this campaign

08:02from the Filipino people?

08:04Well, this Republic of 10535 is a law.

08:08Okay.

08:08And so, everything is written there.

08:11There's no legal implication

08:13or more of the ethics side

08:14on the Filipino side?

08:15Well, on the legal side,

08:18there's something on the side of Section 8.

08:23Okay.

08:23Which is the NTC.

08:25So, in the NTC, they're allowed

08:27to follow all the TV stations.

08:31Now, they're monitoring all of that.

08:33And so far, all of the major stations,

08:37especially Channel 2 to Channel 13,

08:39they're following it.

08:41But there's something different there.

08:43Aside from the low frequencies

08:45of the radio stations,

08:46the TV boxes,

08:48their platforms are a bit different.

08:50And so, we noticed that.

08:51And so, maybe we can talk to the NTC

08:54that they should fix all the systems

08:57that are displayed on the TV screens.

08:59So, shared responsibility

09:00with the government institution,

09:02with the Filipino people,

09:03and even the broadcast media.

09:05I hope that even our government officials,

09:08if there are events that are going to happen,

09:09they'll come early, right?

09:12We should all be a part of this.

09:15On that note,

09:15thank you so much for sharing with us

09:19important information

09:20about the campaign

09:21Oras Pinas,

09:22Tara Na,

09:23Kilas Na,

09:23Engineer Mario Raymundo.

09:25Thank you so much, sir.

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