Government anti-narcotics agents burned on Monday 21,942.7 grams of marijuana at the Compostela Valley provincial capitol.
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The City Government of Tagum granted scholarships to 26 qualified college students under the city’s City Educational Scholarship Program (CESPRO).
Some 102 students were awarded scholarships by the Davao del Norte provincial government for two related technical-vocation courses that they would take within school year 2015-2016.
Partylist representative Luzviminda Ilagan said the political mudslinging among aspiring candidates in the 2016 elections has become a distraction that would benefit only President Benigno Aquino.
The House committee on social services approved House Bill 450 or the proposed Filipino Sign Language (FSL) Act, which would declare FSL as the national sign language in the Philippines.
Provincial Director Police Senior Supt. Samuel Gadingan revealed Wednesday that they have already identified suspects who are possible members of a group involved in robbery incidents in Davao del Norte.
The Land Transport Franchise and Regulatory Board is still monitoring the compliance of school transport services to regulatory requirements.
Militant lawmaker, Rep. Luzviminda Ilagan of Gabriela Women’s Partylist warned that whether for political or economic revisions, the proposed Charter Change will mean a disaster for the poor Filipinos.
Tribal chieftains from various communities in Talaingod, Davao del Norte want the Department of Education to revoke the closure order of Salugpungan schools saying those who requested for the schools’ closure do not represent the Talaingod Manobos.
Bayan Muna Representative Neri Colmenares said power company Meralco “has raked in P17 billion in profits in 2013 and it should refund customers” and “double it for damages.”
