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Dumaguete City, PhilippinesFriday, January 13, 2012
Negros Oriental
ButtonNPA ‘rebels’ bomb Guihulngan cell site
ButtonALU-TUCP not allowed at bus firm
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Pocket forest establishment lauded
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70 percent of water system restored
Button‘Leptos’ outbreak declared
Button Technopreneurship program launched

NPA ‘rebels’ bomb
Guihulngan cell site

BY JUDY F. PARTLOW

Suspected members of the Communist Party of the Philippines-New People’s Army in northern Negros bombed a cellular site of the Globe Telecom in Hilaitan, Guihulngan City, Negros Oriental recently.

The chief of the Regional Intelligence Division of the Philippine National Police Regional Office 7 (PRO-7) Sr. Supt. Rey Lyndon Lawas, based in Cebu City, said all indications in which the bombing was carried out, that the CPP-NPA could be the perpetrators.

A progress report submitted by Chief Insp. Errol Garchitorena, Jr., Guihulngan police chief, to the Philippine National Police in Negros Oriental and the Regional PNP Office-7 in Cebu, said an explosion was heard around 10:30 p.m. Monday in Barangay Hilaitan, Guihulngan.

ALU-TUCP not
allowed at bus firm

BY JUANCHO GALLARDE

Officers of the Associated Labor Union-Trade Union Congress of the Philippines in Cebu were sent out of the terminal compound of a big transport company in Negros Island, when the management discovered that they were convincing employees to unionize with them and using private property without permission.

The group, headed by Jose Albeso and Danilo Ipil, discreetly entered the Vallacar Transit Inc. terminal in Barangay Calindagan, Dumaguete City and were accosted by security personnel on orders of the manager, Juvy Granada, who refused to be interviewed.

Albeso came to avail of the socalled “freedom period,” provided under the Labor Code.

Pocket forest
establishment lauded

BY JUANCHO GALLARDE

The Department of Environment and Natural Resources lauded efforts of the Negros Oriental provincial government to establish pocket forests in the province and address the dwindling forest cover to mitigate climate change.

Negros Oriental’s forest cover is now only 28,000 hectares, with the bigger volume in Mt. Talinis , and the rest in Manjuyod, Bindoy, Guihulngan and Tayasan areas.

The existing forest cover is five percent of the entire land area of the province, Community and Natural Resources Officer, Charlie Fabre, said.  The aim is to reach between 20 to 25 percent forest cover in Negros Oriental.

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