HTML not working in PL/SQL block..Help me ASAP

Question

declare
l_col VARCHAR2(30) :=to_number(to_char(to_date('01-feb-2011','dd-mon-yyyy'),'dd'));
CURSOR name_cur IS
  select name
      from   od_shift_schedule
      where   year=2011
      and    (month)=('Feb')
       and    decode(l_col,1,"01",2,"02",3,"03",4,"04",5,"05",6,"06",7,
                     "07",8,"08",9,"09",10,"10",11,"11",12,"12",13,"13",14,"14",15,"15",16,"16",17,"17",18,"18",19,"19",20,"20",
                     21,"21",22,"22",23,"23",24,"24",25,"25",26,"26",
                   27,"27",28,"28",29,"29",30,"30",31,"31")='W';
BEGIN
  DELETE FROM nam;
  commit;
  FOR i IN name_cur
  LOOP
  dbms_output.put_line(i.name);
  htp.p('<b>Employee '||i.name||'  has been ticked.
   </b><br/>');
  EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'insert into nam(name) values('''||i.name||''')';
  commit;
END LOOP;
end;Kindly help me with this
If i'm wrong here kindly help me that how can i place a display message

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