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Prices give Oro buyers another reason to cry over shallots

“Hala, sige! Asinan na lang nako ang karne dayon sugbahon,” he laughingly declared.

Patrons not registered to Higalaay app have trouble entering Oro malls

They were stopped by the guards because they were not registered in the Higalaay app, a primary requirement for access to all business establishments in the city.

Space spat

Unrelocated ‘Sendong’ survivors brace for ‘Odette’

However, there are other residents who have been relocated but still reside in the area because they are working in the city proper. They find the daily commute for their employment expensive because relocation areas are located in the city’s hinterland barangays. So, they would rather stay despite the danger posed.

Colmenares nixes SC decision on Anti-Terror Law

“[Ang batas na] ito ay para sa dissenters, sa mga oposisyon sa gobyerno, hindi para sa terorismo,” he told Gold Star Daily in an interview yesterday.

Activists commemorate 73rd Universal Declaration of Human Rights online

The activity’s thrust was to highlight Mindanao’s human rights, as well as the economic and socio-political situation.

Soldiers, cops hold ‘peace’ concert

Dubbed: “Joint AFP and PNP Peace Concert,” the activity was in line with the commemoration of the National Human Rights Consciousness Week nationwide, Pmaj. Evan Viñas, Chief City Community Affairs Development Unit and Public Information Officer of Cocpo said.

PUJ driver, 6 others hurt in Ysalina Bridge mishap

The jeepney, driven by Vergil Naguita of Zone 5, Bonbon came from the direction of the City Hall, heading to barangay Carmen. He banged his chest against the steering wheel upon impact but was otherwise not hurt badly. He had six passengers who also sustained minor injuries.

Jailer killed in road mishap

4 years after: Justice remains elusive for Rotoras family

“It has become a cold case,” lamented Elde, who is still seeking justice four years after the death of his younger brother.

Power consumers hold online ‘noise barrage’

“None of the distribution utilities in Mindanao who entered into the PSAs cited by the Supreme Court conducted any generally-acceptable form of public bidding or least cost procurement prior to negotiating their PSAs with the generating companies,” Engr. Dave Tauli, Palag Na! convenor, said.

Court thrashes ‘Sibagat cases’

“The dismissal of Sibagat cases based on John Doe warrants and the inordinate delay of proceedings highlight the triumph of truth and justice over the practice of the state of silencing dissent by filing trumped-up charges against activists and rights advocates,” Musni added.