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Dumaguete City, PhilippinesSaturday, August 18, 2012
Negros Oriental
ButtonClosure order stays pending TRO versus lotto ordinance
ButtonDOH Region 7 warns drugstores on sale of anti-TB drugs without prescription
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Five ex-rebels get P50,000 support
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Bamboo forum set Sept.
ButtonConcert at Silliman Tuesday

DUMAGUETE CLO SAYS
Closure order stays pending
TRO versus lotto ordinance
BY JUANCHO GALLARDE

The closure order against 19 lotto establishments in Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental, will be implemented while the issuance of a temporary restraining order from the court is awaited, City Legal Officer Neil Ray Lagahit said yesterday.

Lagahit said the notice of closure will stay until a TRO is issued or a status quo is ordered. He said it is his obligation to defend the closure order issued by Mayor Manuel Sagarbarria, based on the decision of the Sangguniang Panlungsod, that denied the permit applications of the lotto operators.

Sagarbarria had earlier given operators without permits 15 days to wind up their businesses. The closure order was issued two weeks ago today.

DOH Region 7 warns drugstores on sale of
anti-TB drugs without prescription
BY JUANCHO GALLARDE

Pharmacies and drugstores in Negros Oriental are warned against dispensing drugs, especially the anti-tuberculosis medicines, without doctors’ prescriptions.

Department of Health Regional Director 7 Asuncion Anden, who was guest of honor and speaker at the orientation-training of pharmacists and drugstore owners in Negros Oriental, yesterday, said that dispensing anti-TB drugs without prescriptions can create a lot of problems.

A TB patient can be inadequately treated or misdiagnosed, she said.

Five ex-rebels get
P50,000 support

BY JUANCHO GALLARDE

Five rebel returnees in Negros Oriental yesterday received P50,000 each in livelihood assistance from the national government, with two of them granted an additional P5,000 each as emergency support.

Provincial Social Welfare and Development officer Alice Lagarde identified the recipients as Gaudencio Adapon, Shela Mae Edaño, Panfilo Rio, Sandy Diongzon and Gerwin Alcoy, all from southern Negros Oriental.

She said another batch of rebel returnees will receive similar assistance before the end of 2012. Lagarde said the first group of returnees got their livelihood assistance last April, and the second batch in June this year, under the government’s Social Integration Program.

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