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Dumaguete City, PhilippinesWednesday, January 4, 2012
Negros Oriental
ButtonP.5 million lost in robbery of Dumaguete Cathedral
Button‘Swertres’ usher-collector apprehended
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Mayor identifies command center
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Health Dept. monitors cases of ‘leptospirosis’
Button‘Only 5 firecrackers victims in province’
Button Policemen arrest shooting suspect

P.5 million lost in robbery
of Dumaguete Cathedral

BY JUANCHO GALLARDE

The Dumaguete Cathedral was burglarized and more than half a million pesos in cash was taken, possibly during the weekend, police said.

The burglary was discovered by the treasurer, Ursula Tayag, upon reporting for duty Monday.

She said the lock on the main door was intact but all the cabinets inside had been forced open.

‘Swertres’ usher-collector
apprehended

BY JUDY F. PARTLOW

Police arrested a suspected usher-collector of the illegal numbers game “swertres” in Barangay Calindagan in Dumaguete City at about 7:20 p.m. Monday.

Police identified the suspect as Edmundo Du, 51, married, of Barangay Calindagan.

Dumaguete police intelligence operatives and members of the Special Operations Group-Provincial Intelligence Branch of the Philippine National Police arrested Du allegedly while he was in the act of collecting bets.

Confiscated from Du were tally sheets, betting stubs, ballpen and cash money believed to be proceeds of the illegal numbers game.

Mayor identifies
command center

FOR DISASTER OPERATIONS
BY JUDY F. PARTLOW

Dumaguete City Mayor Manuel Sagarbarria announced yesterday that effective immediately, the city council session hall will become the city government’s official operations command center during disasters.

He announced this as members of the City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council met for a post assessment and evaluation, of the city’s experiences in terms of disaster response, relief and rehabilitation after tropical storm “Sendong” that caused major flooding in the province on December 17.

Sagarbarria said the session hall is ideal for the purpose, as it has available logistics and other resources such as radio communications, telephones, standby power generators, Internet and computers.

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