Author: May Anne Love B. Deseo

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Read more about the article TF-Davao has new commander after Davao bombing
Major General Rafael C. Valencia, commander of the ?10th Infantry Division hands over the Task Force Davao flag to Col. Henry A. Robinson, Jr, its new commander. Robinson replaces Col. George Joel N. Lalaquil who served the unit for only 33 days. The turn over ceremony was held at the TFD headquarters.(Ace R. Morandante/davaotoday.com)

TF-Davao has new commander after Davao bombing

The Task Force Davao will have Col. Erwin Bernard Neri as its new commander replacing Col. Henry Robinson.

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Read more about the article Davao blast victims to receive financial assistance

Davao blast victims to receive financial assistance

The Employees' Compensation Commission (ECC) and the Occupational Safety and Health Center will extend financial assistance to the families of the casualties during the Davao blast on the night of September 2, Friday.

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Read more about the article Group pushes for banana industry council to address fusarium wilt
BANANA CONGRESS. Rene Delayon of the Federation of Cooperatives in Mindanao announces the organization of the Banana Congress 2016 which will gather the different sectors of the Banana industry to "address every challenge that affects this major dollar-earning industry." The congress will be held on October 6-7, 2016.

Group pushes for banana industry council to address fusarium wilt

The infection by fusarium wilt, popularly known as Panama disease, and the creation of a banana research center, would be major discussion issues in the coming Banana Congress this year, a banana industry leader said.

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Read more about the article 3-day medical mission to cater 3,000 patients
Dr. Bing Ventura, former President of the Sacramento Maharlika Lions Club (Medel V. Hernani/davaotoday.com)

3-day medical mission to cater 3,000 patients

The Davao City Mt. Apo Lions Club announced a three-day medical mission as a joint project with the Maharlika Lions Club of Sacramento, California,which aims to help more than 3,000 patients in the city from August 4-6.

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