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Read more about the article NDFP seeks help from gov’t officials, peace advocates for safe release of captive cops
NPA FIGHTERS. Guerrillas of the New People's Army Mt. Alip Sub Regional Command in formation somewhere in the hinterlands of Matanao, Davao del Sur on Wednesday, April 19. (Paulo C. Rizal/davaotoday.com)

NDFP seeks help from gov’t officials, peace advocates for safe release of captive cops

The National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDFP) is appealing to peace advocates and local government officials in Surigao del Norte province to ask government to cooperate for the safe release of the two police officers who were scheduled for release 10 days ago.

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Read more about the article Catch Santa Claus for a selfie at the People’s Park
Santa Claus is up for a selfie at the People's Park in Davao City from 5pm to 9pm. (City Information Office)

Catch Santa Claus for a selfie at the People’s Park

Davao City's People's Park is attracting more visitors after the city government reconstructed the Fun Park area for the children.

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Read more about the article Iligan Bishop Elenito Galido laid to rest
Bishop Elenito Galido was laid to rest on Thursday, December 14. He is remembered by many for receiving displaced families from Marawi City when the clash between government troops and ISIS-inspired Maute group broke out. (Divina M. Suson/ davaotoday.com)

Iligan Bishop Elenito Galido laid to rest

Bishop Elenito Galido was laid to rest in a small room at the left side of the altar of St. Michael's Cathedral on Thursday, December 14.

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Read more about the article Council repeals two ‘decades-old’ ordinances
ABSTAINED. Councilor Mabel Sunga-Acosta abstains from voting on the Anti-Unattended Bag Ordinance, which the 18th City Council passed on Tuesday, July 11. Acosta said the final draft was "unreasonable" as it fines even those whose act of leaving bags unattended in public did not cause undue panic. (Paulo C. Rizal/davaotoday.com)

Council repeals two ‘decades-old’ ordinances

The City Council on Thursday, December 14 repealed two city ordinances approved about six decades ago.

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Read more about the article Inspections on ‘Simbang Gabi’, more checkpoints, Oplan Bulabog with extended martial law
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Inspections on ‘Simbang Gabi’, more checkpoints, Oplan Bulabog with extended martial law

The military said they are keen to put up more checkpoints to prevent the spillover of violence.

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