Read more about the article Duterte warns mayors on drug list: Resign or confess
President Rodrigo Duterte during the oath-taking ceremony at the Rizal Hall in Malacañan Palace on January 9, 2017. ACE MORANDANTE/Presidential Photo

Duterte warns mayors on drug list: Resign or confess

President Rodrigo Duterte on Monday gave local chief executives a stern warning, either to resign or confess what they know, if their names were found to be on the drugs list, among other personalities involved in the illegal drugs trade.

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Read more about the article 600 personnel from TF Haribon to aid ASEAN launching security
Col. Gilbert I. Gapay delivers his speech as he assumes the position as the new ?commander of the Joint Task Force Haribon. The Change of Command Ceremony was held on Thursday, Dec. 15 at the Naval Station, Panacan, Davao City. (Robby Joy Salveron/davaotoday.com file photo)

600 personnel from TF Haribon to aid ASEAN launching security

Around 600 personnel from the airforce, navy and army will form most of the 1,000 troops to be deployed during the launching of the ASEAN Summit here on Sunday, Jan. 15, 2017.

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Read more about the article Lack of speed guns, breath analyzer cuts traffic apprehensions
An officer of Land Transportation Office (LTO) here catches a white cab violating the speed limit along Quimpo Boulevard Street. Only 37 kph speed limit is set along Quimpo Boulevard. (Ace R. Morandante/davaotoday.com)

Lack of speed guns, breath analyzer cuts traffic apprehensions

Davao City is known for its very stringent traffic rules. Through Executive Order 39 signed by then Mayor Rodrigo Duterte on 2013, drivers currently have to stay within the speed limit of 30 kph in downtown areas, 40 kph along roads leading to downtown areas, and 60 kph on national highways.

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Read more about the article Poll watchdog welcomes findings of NPC on ‘Comeleak’
?Some 416 Precinct Count Optical Scanner machines are delivered in Sangguniang Panglungsod in Davao City on Thursday morning, April 28. These are part of the 1,280 PCOS machines to be used in the city for the upcoming polls in May 9. (Ace R. Morandante/davaotoday.com)

Poll watchdog welcomes findings of NPC on ‘Comeleak’

Poll watchdog Kontra Daya welcomed on Friday the findings of the National Privacy Commission on the liability of Commission on Elections chairman Andres Bautista to the massive data breach of voters' data last year.

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