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5 SLAIN SHOOT-OUT
San Fabian 'Doc' eyed as kidnap group
head
A MAN nicknamed "Doc" who comes from an
influential family in San Fabian has
been tagged as the leader and protector
of the five suspected members of a
kidnap-for-ransom (KFR) group slain in a
shootout with police and military
authorities at dawn Wednesday.
P/Sr. Supt. Isagani Nerez, chief of
the Police Anti-Crime Emergency Response
(PACER), said "Doc" is now under
investigation shortly after five
suspected members of a suspected KFR
group were killed in a shoot-out with
the police in Dagupan City.
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Dagupenos told: Learn to live with tidal
floods
THE tidal floods in Dagupan are here to
stay.
Two engineers of the Department of Public
Works and Highways (DPWH) have opined
that there is practically no solution to
the long-standing and perennial flooding
in parts of the city caused by high tide
as the problem is now worsened by global
warming.
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PLAYING WITH
FIRE
Dangers of a
plurality president
By Gonzalo Duque
UP to now the favorite pasttime of
Pinoys
is the last SONA
of the President.
Of course, versions vary. Those who are in
the administration or are sympathetic to
the President, the
Sona was never so good. Especially that part where the
President lambasted her critics.
Was it good that she was in a fighting
mood? Majority of those we interviewed
say“tama
lang, dahil kawawa na si
Gloria sa kanilang bashing.” |
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City hall bent on restoring sidewalks
THE Dagupan City government is determined to reclaim the
lost sidewalk on Arellano Street, illegally expropriated
for private use by owners of commercial establishments
and residential houses.
The Sidewalk Recovery Program (SRP) was
launched by the city on Arellano-Bani with the
completion of the upgrading of the Arellano Street.
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PASG
confiscates illegal vegetable imports
URDANETA CITY--Two
truckloads of imported onions, garlic,
pepper and monggo were seized by
operatives of the Presidential
Anti-Smuggling Group (PASG) on Thursday
at the old cattle market here after the
owners failed to show importation
documents.
The PASG has been monitoring movements of
illegally imported vegetable products
that have been flooding local markets to
the disadvantage of local producers.
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