Defense chief tells Mindanaoans: don’t coddle terrorists
Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana announced Tuesday that the Army is now in ‘full swing’ against Abu Sayyaf and other local terrorist groups.
Gov’t peace panel wary of ‘NPA attacks’, NDFP says unilateral ceasefire still in place
The chief negotiator of the National Democratic Front of the Philippines said as of Tuesday, the interim unilateral ceasefire of the New People’s Army is still in place.
Cable wires along Ilustre Street curl up toward Duterte Street in Davao City. (Ace R. Morandante/davaotoday.com)
Davao telcos, power utility lines told: comply underground cabling plan
Local telecommunication companies and power utility lines here are urged to comply with the city’s underground cabling plan after the Davao City Council on Tuesday passed on third and final reading a new ordinance that will cover the next phase of implementation for this year’s underground cabling plan.
Cartels, monopolies warned
The Philippine Competition Commission warned cartels that they are under the radar as it claimed to intensify crackdown against monopolies and promote fair competition to small and big businesses in the country.
Davao City Councilor Diosdado Mahipus identified the barangays of Cabantian, Tigatto, Mandug and Indangan were water is scarce, especially in exclusive residential communities. (davaotoday.com file photo)
Public hearing with Davao quarry operators mulled
A city councilor is seeking a dialogue with the quarry operators for their use of heavy equipment on their operations.
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