Read more about the article Ex-UP professor enters “not guilty” plea to gun, murder charges
Kim Gargar share light moments with his parents inside the Baganga Municipal Jail

Ex-UP professor enters “not guilty” plea to gun, murder charges

Former University of the Philippines professor, Kim Gargar, on Thursday pleaded “not guilty” to cases filed against him by the government military.

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Read more about the article Jailed scientist’s research part of Pablo recovery plans – group
Francis Morales of Balsa Mindanao explains that the research of jailed scientist Kim Gargar would guide in them on how to rehabilate Pablo ravaged areas. (davaotoday.com)

Jailed scientist’s research part of Pablo recovery plans – group

The research study by University of the Philippines physicist, Kim Gargar, is supposed to guide a disaster response group on the how to rehabilitate certain Typhoon Pablo ravaged areas in Compostela Valley, a private welfare group said.

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Read more about the article Big fishing vessels seen in Davao City’s municipal fishing waters
TWILIGHT FISHING. A fisherman casts his net at nightfall in Naawan, Misamis Oriental. (davaotoday.com photo by Ace R. Morandante)

Big fishing vessels seen in Davao City’s municipal fishing waters

Some 100 fishermen from the coastal village of Lasang, this city, sought the help of the Sangguniang Panglunsod Tuesday to curb regular encroachment of big vessels in the coastal waters that they claimed has robbed them of their chance to catch fish in this part of the Davao Gulf.

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Read more about the article Conflict wouldn’t have lasted long, and could have saved lives, in Zamboanga City
A government soldier takes ready aim at a Zamboanga civilian while his comrade holds the latter down. The person came out of Lustre Street where government troops were pursuing off MNLF rebels. (davaotoday.com photo by John Rizle L. Saligumba)

Conflict wouldn’t have lasted long, and could have saved lives, in Zamboanga City

Prof. Ali Ayub, the secretary-general of the National Ulama Conference of the Philippines in the Zambasulta Region said his group and civil society organizations offered viable options to the Crisis Management Committee to break the standoff sooner between the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) followers of Chairman Nur Misuari, and state security forces in Zamboanga.

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Read more about the article Rape of 6-year old shows dangers lurking in swelling evacuation centers
Teachers and volunteers provide play and relief for children. (davaotoday.com photo by John Rizle L. Saligumba)

Rape of 6-year old shows dangers lurking in swelling evacuation centers

Tending to children has become difficult in evacuation centers with the number of displaced increasing every day after two weeks of skirmish between MNLF and state forces. All over the city, the number of displaced residents has swelled up to nearly 120,000 from 12 villages as fighting continued on its second week.

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