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Showing posts with label Magpet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Magpet. Show all posts

Thursday, December 10, 2020

DENR uncovers illegal mining, logging in North Cotabato town

NORTH COTABATO - Mindanao Development Authority Chairman Emmanuel Piñol ordered an investigation into illegal mining and illegal logging operations inside the Mount Apo Protected Area in North Cotabato’s Magpet town.



Friday, September 25, 2020

Presyo ng palay sa North Cotabato bagsak!

NORTH COTABATO - Naglaan ng pondo ang provincial government ng North Cotabato upang makatulong mga magsasaka sa susunod na cropping season ng palay ngayong patuloy pa rin sa pagbaba ang presyo nito.



Friday, August 7, 2020

African Swine Fever, deadly sa babuyan

KIDAPAWAN CITY – Malaking perwisyo sa mga babuyan ang dala ng African Swine Fever o ASF sa bayan ng Magpet sa North Cotabato na kung saan ay daan-daang mga baboy ang namatay.



Tuesday, January 15, 2019

5 held for transporting weapons in Davao City

DAVAO CITY – Government soldiers arrested 5 people on Tuesday for transporting weapons in President Rodrigo Duterte’s hometown in Davao City in southern Philippines.

The soldiers were manning a security checkpoint when they stopped a pickup truck for a routine search when they discovered guns and grenades. The passengers have failed to show any papers or permits for the weapons and were immediately arrested.

During interrogation, one of the men turned out to be a village councilwoman, Analiza Arquillano; and another is a pro-government militia Ranier Pedroso; and the three were identified as George Arquillano, Reynan Adame and Arnel Repollo – all are residents of Magpet town in North Cotabato province.

Police said the five are facing criminal charges for violations of the election gun ban and illegal possession of explosives and firearms after soldiers seized from the two fragmentation grenades, one .45-caliber pistol, one 9mm pistol and an M2 Carbine and dozens of bullets and 12 magazines.

It was unknown why they were transporting weapons, but police said investigation is still going on. (Mindanao Examiner)

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