Japanese shot dead, wife survives
stabbing
TAYUG--A business transaction that went
awry led to the death of Japanese
national and the stabbing of his wife
here last Tuesday afternoon.
The victim, Kato Suzuki, alias
“Kart”, 56, was shot with one bullet in
the head while his Filipino wife Lily
Ylarde Susuki sustained several stab
wounds in the body.
Parish wins in fight vs. illegal
quarrying
SAN FABIAN--The vigilance and activism
of the members of the local Church community, led by
their parish priest, paid off in its fight against
wanton quarrying along the long stretch of Bued River.
According to Father Oliver Mendoza,
parish priest, the provincial government recently issued
a cease and desist order to the provincial environment
office stopping quarrying in the area in response to
their complaints.
Mapandan inaugurates its new
municipio
MAPANDAN--The much-awaited inauguration
of the town’s new municipal hall was finally held.
Costing P23 million, the two-storey
building was inaugurated last Wednesday coinciding with
the 40th birthday of Mayor Jose Ferdinand Calimlim.
He said it is his legacy to the
people of Mangaldan while on his last term of office
after a nine-year public service.
Justice caught up with kagawad
after 25 years
SAN CARLOS CITY--A barangay kagawad here
was finally arrested almost 25 years
after he was convicted of homicide.
The police arrested Barangay
Kagawad Domingo Ferrer, 61, at the
barangay hall in Matagdem.
Rescue and survival seminars set for
towns
ROSALES--Learning its bitter lessons
from the massive devastation by Typhoon
Pepeng last month, the local
government here has began a series of
seminars on rescue and survival last
Nov. 13 for municipal disaster
coordinating council officials in the
province.
Mayor Ricardo Revita said he
sent invitations to various
municipalities including their police,
fire service, barangay council,
among others to avail themselves of this
program that will be handled by a
foreign-trained person on rescue and
survival aspects.
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