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Dumaguete City, PhilippinesWednesday, February 22, 2012
Negros Oriental
ButtonNanang damage climbs to P55M
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DSWD workers distribute goods to quake victims
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Aquino declares ROTC year

Gunman yields,
confesses crime

BY JUANCHO GALLARDE

Troubled by his conscience, the gunman who murdered the barangay captain in Binobohan, Guihulngan City, Negros Oriental, surrendered to his detachment commander Monday afternoon.

Civilian Active Auxiliary member, Cirilo Tejares, 29, married, admitted having killed Barangay Captain Norberto Recabo, 50, married, Saturday.

Tejares, claimed that the barangay captain wanted him to kill somebody in his barangay and if he disobeys, he will suffer the consequences.

Cops to launch e-blotter system
BY JUANCHO GALLARDE

For the first time the Philippine National Police will use an electronic docketing system of crimes committed in Negros Oriental.

Through the Electronic Blotter System or the E-Blotter, actual crimes committed in a certain locality can be reflected, and be accessed in other police stations all over the province, later throughout the region, and all over the country.

Senior Supt. Eduard Carranza said the E-Blotter System will be launched on Friday, by PNP regional director, Gen Marcelo Garbo. The activity will start with a “bisekleta sa kinaiyahan” at 5 a.m. where policemen will use bicycles to go around the city and to send a message that the police is into environmental protection. A tree planting activity will be held at the city septage facility in Camanjac with city Mayor Manuel Sagarbarria will follow..

DSWD workers distribute
goods to quake victims

BY RENE GENOVE

Department of Social Welfare and Development workers penetrated the mountainside bringing relief goods to the Negros Oriental first district that was hit by a 6.9 magnitude earthquake.

In coordination with the Philippine Air Force headed by Lt. Col. Honasan, approximately 1,863 food packs were delivered to mountain barangays in Guihulngan such asLinantuyan, Hinakpan, Plagatasanon and Balwage during the weekend.

Of the 33 barangays in Guihulngan more than half were reached by the local Social Welfare and Services Office with their relief goods, which consisted of food packs, water, tents, sleeping mats, cooking utensils and clothing, a respite especially for those who lost everything during the earthquake.

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