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A major steel facility in Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental has been hit with a cease-and-desist order. Regulatory inspectors discovered radioactive Uranium-238 and Thorium-228 inside the plant's production lines and finished rebars.
Was the raid on a Misamis Oriental steel factory a case of political targeting? Defense chief Gilbert Teodoro says no, pointing to a string of documented immigration and environmental violations that triggered the operation.
State prosecutors ordered the immediate release of 69 Chinese nationals arrested at a Tagoloan steel plant, ruling that corporate violations do not equal blanket worker liability.
Over 300 workers at the raided Sanjia Steel plant in Misamis Oriental are receiving free legal assistance to secure unpaid wages and separation benefits.
FDC Green Energy Corp. brings its ₱1-billion solar facility online in PHIVIDEC, reducing carbon emissions by 21,000 metric tons annually in Mindanao.
Tagoloan Eagles clubs partner with local officials to deliver classroom repairs and school supplies to Losina Child Development Center for Brigada Eskwela 2026.
Philippine Sanjia Steel Corporation is pursuing legal remedies following a government shutdown of its Tagoloan plant over allegations of radioactive raw materials and undocumented personnel.
Authorities shut down Philippine Sanjia Steel Corporation in Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental, detaining 69 foreigners following a joint NBI, AFP, and PAOCC raid over multiple violations.
PLENRO Misamis Oriental will issue a cease and desist order against illegal mining in Naawan, following investigations confirming that the site’s permit expired in 2011.
Misamis Oriental officials probe the alleged use of provincial heavy equipment in illegal mining operations in Initao, following a site inspection by the Environment and Infrastructure committees.
Budget cuts have slashed Misamis Oriental’s environmental task force from 250 to 90 personnel, weakening the crackdown on illegal mining and increasing regional disaster risks.
Board Member Rommel Maslog refutes claims of low funding for Misamis Oriental’s provincial hospitals, citing a P600 million budget and blaming management failure for deteriorating services.