PAGADIAN CITY – Two unidentified gunmen barged into a karaoke house and shot dead three village officials and wounded two other civilians in a daring broad daylight attack in Dumalinao town in the southern Filipino province of Zamboanga del Sur, police said.
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Thursday, December 29, 2022
Tuesday, April 14, 2020
Zambo Sur now Covid-free
PAGADIAN CITY – A
seven-year old boy tested positive for the novel coronavirus in the town of
Dumalinao in Zamboanga del Sur province is now free from the deadly respiratory
disease.
Monday, April 6, 2020
2 Zambo Sur Covid-19 patients now negative for deadly virus
PAGADIAN
CITY – Two positive Covid-19 cases in Zamboanga del Sur province in southern
Philippines have recovered after a second test showed the duo negative from the
deadly coronavirus disease, provincial health authorities said Monday.
Wednesday, April 1, 2020
ZamboSur boy gets Covid-19
PAGADIAN CITY – A boy in the town of Dumalinao in Zamboanga del Sur province was tested
positive for the coronavirus disease, or Covid-19, after returning with his
family from Iligan City.
Wednesday, October 10, 2018
Road mishap leaves 8 casualties in Zamboanga town
PAGADIAN CITY – Two persons were killed and 7 others injured when a wayward truck plowed into 6 vehicles outside a public market in the southern Philippine province of Zamboanga del Sur, police said Wednesday.
Police said the truck’s break system malfunctioned and the driver lost control of the vehicle loaded with a cargo of fresh fish and hitting two cars, three other trucks and a motorcycle and left at least 8 casualties. The mishap occurred Tuesday in the village called Paglaun in Dumalinao town.



Police photos released to the regional newspaper Mindanao Examiner show the aftermath of the deadly truck crash in Zamboanga del Sur's Dumalinao town.
Chief Inspector Helen Galvez, a regional police spokeswoman, said authorities were investigating the accident. She identified the dead as Ariel Napalcruz, 31, the driver of the wayward truck owned by Jordan Fishing Company in Zamboanga City; and Mario Balabag, 51, also a driver of one of the trucks hit by Napalcruz.
Galvez identified the injured as Cpl. Fedilo Tabotabo, Ronie Asilo, 40; Esterlita Asilo, 66; Simplicio Noval Sr., 49; Juldan Aiyadi, 21; Liezel Pepito, 24; and Milky Magsayo, 26.
“Initial investigation revealed that the truck driver lost control of the wheel after its brake system malfunctioned. It went out of control travelling at high speed and hit other vehicles,” she said.
Police investigator PO3 Keene James Jayme said Wednesday that Napalcruz’s company has settled the damages that resulted from the deadly accident. “The Jordan Fishing has agreed today to settle everything,” he told the Mindanao Examiner regional newspaper by phone from Dumalinao town.
There was no immediate statement from the fishing company. (Mindanao Examiner)
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