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25/10/2025

14-YEAR-OLD COTABTO BOY KILLED IN HIT AND-RUN, DRIVER FEES SCENE!

Cotabato City, BARMM Philippines –
A 14-year-old boy from Cotabato City died after being struck by a black Toyota Hilux pickup truck in a hit-and-run incident along Sinsuat Avenue on Wednesday. The victim’s companion, also a minor, remains in critical condition at a local hospital.

The incident occurred near the People’s Palace as the victims were en route to Barangay Tamontaka. Authorities confirmed the driver abandoned the vehicle—a Hilux with plate number DBS 9218—at the scene and fled. Investigators suspect alcohol impairment may have contributed to the crash.

Cotabato City Police Office (CCPO) Director Col. Jibin Bongcayao has ordered Precinct 2 officers to prioritize solving the case and coordinate with the victims’ families to pursue legal action.

The truck was found abandoned near the Cotabato Regional Medical Center and Notre Dame Hospital, facilities that could have provided immediate aid to the injured.

Relatives of the deceased and police reports identified the victims, though their names remain withheld.

The victim’s aunt shared details of the tragedy on social media, urging accountability.

Authorities are reviewing CCTV footage and witness accounts to locate the driver. The CCPO emphasized its commitment to resolving the case swiftly.

Source: CCPO incident report and family statements.
PHOTO via Mindanao Voices

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20/10/2025

19/10/2025

CRMC CELEBRATES HIGH PASSING RATE IN 2025 PHYSICIAN LICENDURE EXAMINATION!

COTABATO CITY BARMM PH – The Cotabato Regional and Medical Center (CRMC) is celebrating a significant achievement as 82.5% of its Post-Graduate Interns (PGIs) from the 2024-2025 batch successfully passed the Philippine Physicians Licensure Examination (PLE) held earlier this month.

Under the guidance of Dr. Ishmael R. Dimaren, Medical Center Chief II, the interns underwent rigorous training, clinical rotations, and academic preparation throughout the year. Their success underscores CRMC's commitment to producing competent and compassionate medical professionals.

This accomplishment reinforces CRMC's standing as a leading medical training institution in Mindanao. The program is known for providing interns with comprehensive experience, from handling emergency cases in rural clinics to learning from experienced specialists. This ensures that graduates are well-prepared to address diverse public health challenges.

As the newly licensed physicians from Batch 2024-2025 embark on their careers, CRMC expresses its pride and support. The institution remains dedicated to fostering the next generation of healthcare providers, equipping them to serve with excellence and empathy.

CRMC commends Batch 2024-2025 for their hard work and dedication, wishing them success in their future endeavors as they contribute to healthcare in hospitals and communities.

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Tarhata M. Abdulkarim Alhadja
TMA News TV Cotabato City BARMM

COURTESY PHOTO via Cotabato Regional and Medical Center

18/10/2025

17/10/2025

17/10/2025

17/10/2025

BARMM MINISTRY OF HEALTH CELEBRATES 100% PASSING RATE OF MEDICAL SCHOLARS IN PHYSICIAN LICENSURE EXAM!

Cotabato City BARMM PH – The Ministry of Health (MOH) - BARMM is celebrating a perfect passing rate of its Bangsamoro medical scholars in the recent Physician Licensure Exam (PLE).

The MOH-BARMM extended its congratulations to all the medical scholars, welcoming them to the healthcare profession and expressing commitment to working together to achieve Universal Health Care, with the vision of a "Healthy Bangsamoro, where every life is valued."

The successful scholars from the BMSP-MOH program are:

• Abpi, Bai Alfaizah Alondra A.

• Angkad, Mohalidin Nasrollah U.

• Mumbas, Jehan K.

• Modin, Ma’arifah Jehannah K.

• Ibrahim, Bai Novaileen M.

• Nasaluddin, Fatima Sheena S.

• Uddah, Marjina A.

• Wahab, Sha Elyssa S.

• Sapal, Aira Scheriddan E.

• Solano II, Datu Musiban L.

• Usodan, Mohd Rafieq A.

Successful scholars from the BMSP-TDIF program include:

MP Rasul Ismael

• Datukon, Bai Ziana Jemille S.

• Masukat Jr., Hombra A.

MP Abdullah Hashim

• Diocolano, Bai Hanna S.

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Tarhata M. Abdulkarim Alhadja
TMA News TV Cotabato City BARMM

PHOTO via Ministry of Health - BARMM