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A government worker inspects the mound of sugar bags inside the Crystal Sugar Company Warehouse in Barangay North Poblacion, Maramag, Bukidnon Province. (Photo courtesy of the Bureau of Customs CDO Facebook page)

‘Not a raid’, BOC clarified inspection on Bukidnon sugar producers

Post author:JIGGER J. JERUSALEM
Post published:September 5, 2022
Post category:Agriculture Economy Headline
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On August 23, the bureau’s representatives, together with representatives from the army, police, and the Sugar Regulatory Administration conducted a surprise inspection of the Crystal Sugar Company Inc. warehouse in North Poblacion village, Maramag town.

FACT CHECK: Socmed post on DSWD scholarship, cash aid spreads disinformation

Post author:DAVAO TODAY
Post published:August 31, 2022
Post category:Economy Headline
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Posts from these imposter pages, which were created only this August, started circulating when Philippine schools have returned to in-person classes for the first time since the COVID-19 lockdowns.

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Lack of accessible roads leaves over 600 DavNor sitios with no power supply

Post author:KATH M. CORTEZ
Post published:August 4, 2022
Post category:Consumers Economy Headline
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An electric cooperative in Davao del Norte admitted that it is a challenge to serve their clients in over 600 far-flung sitios (sub-villages) due to lack of accessible roads.

'KING OF FRUITS.' Jaime Ruar, 73, sorts out the durians he purchased from Toril district before selling it at the Bangkerohan Public Market in Davao City on Saturday, October 21. His truck contains P80,000-worth of durian, from which he expects to earn P200,000. (Kenneth Paul Senarillos / davaotoday.com)

Harvest shortage forces Davao to outsource fruits for Kadayawan

Post author:KATH M. CORTEZ
Post published:July 31, 2022
Post category:Economy Headline
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Edgardo Haspe, CAO officer-in-charge, attributed the insufficient harvest to the unusual weather patterns which affected the supposed schedule of production.

Based on City Health Office's investigation, food may have been contaminated during preparation and handling by an infected handler/s. Other causes that contributed to the contamination are improper storage, delayed serving, and unsanitary environment. (davaotoday.com file photo)

CHO confirms diarrhea outbreak in Davao is due to contaminated foods

Post author:KATH M. CORTEZ
Post published:July 30, 2022
Post category:Economy Headline Health
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The City Health Office (CHO) has confirmed that the diarrhea outbreak since July 15 is due to contaminated foods consumed by the victims.

‘Not a raid’, BOC clarified inspection on Bukidnon sugar producers

FACT CHECK: Socmed post on DSWD scholarship, cash aid spreads disinformation

Lack of accessible roads leaves over 600 DavNor sitios with no power supply

Harvest shortage forces Davao to outsource fruits for Kadayawan

CHO confirms diarrhea outbreak in Davao is due to contaminated foods

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