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Shipment of mosquito coils from China estimated to have a value of P1.5 million. (Photo from Bureau of Customs)

P11-m ‘hot’ CDO cargoes up for disposal

Customs Commissioner Alberto D. Lina ordered the immediate disposal of the two container vans presently held in safekeeping at Mindanao Container Terminal Subport in Cagayan de Oro city, on Monday, February 29.

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GUEST OF HONOR. Davao City Vice Mayor Rodrigo Duterte is welcomed by leaders of the Communist Party of the Philippines-Southern Mindanao Wednesday somewhere in Compostela Valley. Duterte arrived in a chopper and could have stayed longer than 30 minutes had it not rained. He promised help to the people who were badly affected by Pablo. (davaotoday.com photo by Ace R. Morandante)

Duterte most open for resumption of peace talks, says NDFP Chair

National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDFP) Chairperson Louie Jalandoni described Davao City Mayor and PDP-Laban presidential bet Rodrigo Duterte as the most willing to resume peace talks and address the roots of the armed conflict.

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Kin of slain tribal chief in Davao del Norte blames NPA for the killing

The family of Datu Vicente S. Amboy, the vice- tribal chief of Barangay Sua-on in Kapalong town, who was gunned down by four unidentified gunmen is blaming the New People’s Army for the killing, a police official said.

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