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Dumaguete City, PhilippinesTuesday, March 13, 2012
Negros Oriental
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Mabinay to use Balete tree for reforestation
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NPA warns former comrades of punishment for betrayal

PNP: 1 killed, 2 hurt in
shooting incidents
BY JUDY F. PARTLOW

Police are investigating two shooting incidents, that left one man dead and two others wounded in Tanjay City, Negros Oriental, Saturday and Sunday.

Chief Insp. Domeneciano Distrito Jr., Tanjay City police head, identified the fatality as Jose Marie Bengochea, 42, of Barangay San Jose, who was declared dead on arrival at the hospital, from a gunshot wound in his chest.

Police investigations showed at around 10:20 p.m. Saturday, two unknown male suspects on board a motorcycle, opened fire on a brown pick-up truck, and hit Bengochea.

2 ‘drug pushers’ nabbed
in Dumaguete

BY JUDY F. PARTLOW

Two suspected drug pushers were arrested in a buy-bust operation by the police that yielded P30,000 worth of suspected shabu, in Dumaguete City recently.

Initial police report identified the suspects as Al Cimafranca, 28, single, of Barangay Calindagan; and Kenneth Jay Anglo, 18, of Barangay Taclobo, both of Dumaguete.

They were nabbed in an operation conducted by the Special Operations Group of the Philippine National Police provincial office, following a transaction between a police poseur-buyer and the two, police records showed.

Mabinay to use Balete
tree for reforestation
BY MARICAR ARANAS

The town of Mabinay will use the endemic supply of Balete tree seedlings for its tree planting and reforestation programs.

Mayor Ernie Uy  has issued a memorandum to all municipal employees to bring five balete tree seedlings of any variety every day, for planting at the reforestation and watershed area of the town.

Uy said he did not receive any complaint from the employees, because balete seedlings are abundant in Mabinay, adding that the trees are good for reforestation because they can hold water 10 times more than other trees.

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