Duterte ups cash reward to scalawags to P5M
President Rodrigo Duterte raised the reward for the capture of scalawag cops to P5 million.
ON GUARD. A military tank and truck are on standby outside the Sangguniang Panlungsod building along San Pedro Street as Davao City celebrates for the first time the Kadayawan festival under Martial Law. (Medel V. Hernani/davaotoday.com)
Security to be tightened during Kadayawan
Authorities here reminded again the public to follow security protocols and traffic rules in attending various events of this year’s Kadayawan Festival.
SIGNBOARDS UP. Despite a new rule banning display? of destination signboards?, these jeepneys ?sneak ?
signboards on their windshields on Wednesday, July 26, in Davao City. The
?restriction
is in accordance with the Anti Distracted Driving Law. Jeepney drivers and commuters complain that the rule has caused confusion among passengers, who find it more difficult in determining which ride to take. (Paulo C. Rizal/
davaotoday.com)
Normin transport groups want P5 PUJ fare hike
Fueled by the rising cost of commodities and their shrinking take-home pay, drivers and operators in the region have asked the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) for an increase in fare of public utility jeepney (PUJ) by as much as P5.
PDEA warns of dangers of Ecstasy drug, now in Davao City
Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) XI head disclosed to the public that they are closely monitoring a suspect over the entry of party drugs called ‘ecstasy’ here targeting students as its market.
(Divina M. Suson / davaotoday.com)
Maranao leader opposes gov’t move to issue bonds to raise funds for Marawi rehab
A Maranao leader cried foul over the proposal of the government to sell retail treasury bonds (RTBs) to the public as strategy to raise funds for the rehabilitation of the war-torn Marawi City.
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