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FISHERFOLK. Two fishermen tend their boat on the coast of a fishing village near Sta. Ana Port in Davao City on Wednesday, April 12. (Paulo C. Rizal/davaotoday.com)

Coastal residents hit by monsoon cry for help

Most of the coastal areas in Davao City are now affected by the continuing onslaught of monsoon winds that bring destructive waves, destroying some of their houses and other properties. The continuing weather condition also prevented fisherfolks from venturing into the Davao Gulf and neighboring areas to fish.

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Read more about the article Church leader: Peace talk revival also means environmental protection
Archbishop Antonio Ledesma discusses the Roman Catholic Church’s teachings and guidance on choosing political leaders during an interfaith event in Cagayan de Oro City recently. (Jigger J. Jerusalem/davaotoday.com)

Church leader: Peace talk revival also means environmental protection

Despite President Rodrigo Duterte’s pronouncement that his administration will never go back to the negotiating table with the National Democratic Front and its political wing the Communist Party of the Philippines, a Roman Catholic Church leader has remained optimistic the impasse will be broken as he urged both sides to reconsider the revival of the peace talks.

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