The slain New People’s Army commander Parago Sandoval, whose real name is Leoncio Pitao, will be buried on July 10.
Civil Military Operations (CMO) commander of the 10th Infantry Division (ID) Lt. Col. Francis Sibal on Wednesday said “nobody can thrive as threatful as Parago.”
A Halal business investment company, said on Wednesday that Muslim businesses, particularly food establishments and other Muslim product manufacturers, must be accredited as Halal-certified.
Manufacturers of alternative and traditional medicine here have formed an organization to protect and promote the proper usage of these medicines and to protect them from medical companies who try to “kill them”.
Councilor Rachel Zozobrado-Nagayo on Tuesday called out the attention of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) and the Davao City Water District (DCWD) to exercise caution and observe safety measures in their construction works and repairs.
Overseas Filipino Workers rights group Migrante International launched “Tanggol Migrante,” a program that aims to provide assistance to OFWs and their families by creating local chapters that will provide paralegal, medical and psychological aid, among others.
The Army’s touted “notorious” commander of the New People’s Army remained strong and vigilant under no less than five regimes, until he was killed in a raid while getting treatment for his diabetes.
Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte visited the first night of the wake of fallen New People’s Army commander Leoncio “Ka Parago” Pitao to pay his last respects.
The New People’s Army confirmed the death of Commander Parago by a combined Army task force in Paquibato Sunday.
City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte during his program Sunday, warned fake rice importers to stop importing products that may harm the consumers.
