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BIRDS FOR SALE. Unaware of the avian flu virus that led to the killing of thousands of chickens and other fowls in Luzon, this woman sells these wild birds at P200 each in Cagayan de Oro City. Experts suspected the avian flu was transported from one area to another through migratory birds. (Jigger J. Jerusalem/davaotoday.com)

DOH: no human transmission of bird flu in PH

Post author:ROBBY JOY D. SALVERON
Post published:August 31, 2017
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Health Secretary Paulyn Jean Ubial reiterated the Department of Agriculture’s (DA) declaration that the country remains free from cases of avian flu transmission to humans.

Davao’s care for HIV patients inspires Valencia City

Post author:ZEA IO MING C. CAPISTRANO
Post published:August 30, 2017
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The local government’s practices in caring for patients infected with the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) is Valencia City’s role model.

Davao water district hit over unstable supply

Post author:ROBBY JOY D. SALVERON
Post published:August 29, 2017
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Councilors here hit anew utility firm Davao City Water District (DCWD) for its alleged failure to address the water supply shortage felt by its customers in the northern part of the city.

Piñol dispels chicken for Marawi fear

Post author:MICK M. BASA
Post published:August 29, 2017
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Agriculture Secretary Emmanuel Piñol addressed concerns over the government’s plan to distribute chicken meat to evacuees in Marawi. The products were said to be coming from Luzon, where a bird flu case has been reported.

INNOVATION. Invent Foods Manufacturing Inc's Virgilio Sangutan reveals to the media on August 28, 2017 their company's latest product: a spray that could eliminate odor in animal waste. (Mick Basa/davaotoday.com)

Davao firm develops product that removes odor in animal waste

Post author:MICK M. BASA
Post published:August 28, 2017
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A Davao-based herbal manufacturer is securing license from the Department of Agriculture (DA) to proceed with the development of its new product that terminates odor from animal residues.

DOH: no human transmission of bird flu in PH

Davao’s care for HIV patients inspires Valencia City

Davao water district hit over unstable supply

Piñol dispels chicken for Marawi fear

Davao firm develops product that removes odor in animal waste

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