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Davao Oriental province got 68.2 percent followed by Davao City Second District Rep. Vincent Garcia (67.4%), Alan Dujali of Davao del Norte (67.2%), Ruwel Peter Gonzaga of Davao de Oro with 65.3%.

District representatives in the Davao Region were evaluated by RPMD based on three critical parameters: district representation, legislation, and constituent service.

District representation refers to how effectively the representative addresses their constituents’ concerns and needs. This parameter assesses the representative’s ability to be responsive and proactive in addressing issues related to their district.

Legislation evaluates the representative’s performance in terms of their legislative output. This parameter considers the representative’s role in proposing and passing bills that positively impact their constituents and the community they represent.

Constituent service refers to how well the representative can assist their constituents in accessing government services and programs. This parameter evaluates the representative’s responsiveness and effectiveness in helping their constituents in matters related to government services, such as health care, education, and social welfare.

Dr. Paul Martinez of the RPMD said assessing district representatives based on these parameters comprehensively evaluates their performance and ability to serve their constituents effectively.

“It highlights the importance of the representative’s role in addressing the needs and concerns of their constituents, passing meaningful legislation, and providing quality constituent service,” he said.

He also said that it is crucial to assess the performance of district representatives regularly, as they play a vital role in ensuring that the needs and concerns of their constituents are addressed.

“By evaluating their performance, we can determine if they are fulfilling their duties and responsibilities to the best of their abilities,” Martinez said.

In order to make sure that district representatives are efficiently carrying out their duties, he continued, regular evaluations of their performance are important.

The sampling margin of error is ±1 percent with a 95% confidence level. They were randomly chosen, and the number of respondents per district was distributed proportionally based on official voting population data.

FROM 4 currently has an aging population. lion Davao City Bulk Water Supply Project (DCBWSP) of Apo Agua Insfrastructura in Tamugan River.

“Taiwan is a very senior population already, and they are really looking into the Philippines to get more talent outside also the usual sectors such as hospitality and medical care, so we’re looking into other sectors as well,” he said.

Gottein is set to fly to Europe in June to touch base with potential investors and follow up with companies which met with the Philippine delegation in Brussels last December.

The ECCP in December also said major European firms in the renewable energy sector were looking at entering the Philippine market, including leaders of the billion-dollar industry.

Duhaylungsod said the target full operation of the project is tentatively set by June this year.

The Apo Agua is expected to supply around 300 million liters of treated water to DCWD. (Antonio L. Colina IV / MindaNews)

within 20 years, which Pascual said could boost the country’s foreign direct investments, due to foreign firms that would like to gain access to RCEP member countries.

fact that it was the same person.

“I was picked up in Matina at 4:20 a.m. on Tuesday. Ingon siya naa daw event sa Coast Guard Panacan, 5 a.m. mag-start. Niagi mi sa may Diversion Road ug niabot mi sa Buhangin. Habang nagabiyahe mi, tingala ko ngano naabot siya ug Cabantian nga dapat ang dalan sa Panacan straight lang, sulti niya short cut daw. Three times siya nagsulti nako na gusto siya mag-ihi, pagka third time naa siya nakit-an na lugar nga ngitngit, nisulod siya sa dalan nga ngitngit kaayo, walay poste, ug suga. Pag-ingon niya nga mag-ihi daw siya, wala siya nibaba naa siya gikuha sa backseat niya, gikuha niya ang iyahang baril. Gitutukan ko niya sa liog, sulti niya hold-up, gikuha niya akong phone. Wala na ko’y any contact nga mapangayuan ug tabang kay naa sa iyaha ang akoang phone. He said kung gusto daw ko mabuhi sundon daw nako ang iyahang isulti. Mao to didto ko niya gi-rape sa sakyanan. Ingon siya nga tarungon daw nako kay nakasalalay sa iyaha ang akong kinabuhi,” she narrated.

She said around 6 a.m. the suspect brought her to an inn and raped her for the second time.

“Around 6 a.m. hayag nato siya sulti niya musulod mi ug inn and

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“We confiscated 10 grams of suspected shabu since it tested positive during the conduct of laboratory examination by PDEA chemist and 1,000 genuine buybust money and one-unit caliber pistol,” Duquiatan said.

The operatives of PDEA 11 conducted case surveillance against the suspect for a month.

Duquiatan said the majority of his patrons are customers of his bar and transactions on illegal drugs were conducted outside the bar.

“We focus on the illegal drug activities on the target since our team also conducted a series of case surveillance and our team identified some of the cohorts of the suspect. Based on our investigation he was a former user of illegal drugs for the past years,” she added.

Duquiatan is encouraging the youth to avoid bars specially if they know that there are illegal drug activities involved.

“If you also view the videos of the netizens who are visiting the bar makikita mo talaga na hindi normal ang ginagawa nila sa loob ng bar. We cannot turn a blind eye to these activities already. Marami ng naging biktima sa illegal na droga and we are afraid that the coming generation ay ma- hook into using illegal drugs and in selling illegal drugs. It is our mandate to enforce the law,” she said. By Maya

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I suggest kay naisip nako na mao na ani ang chance na mabuhi ko ug makahawa ko ani nga lugar. Gina fake na nako tanan. Sunod ko kung asa siya muadto. Gidala ko niya sa inn, ug didto gi-rape ko niya for the second time. Nahatod ko niya pauli. Grabe ang trauma,” she said.

She said the suspect threatened her that he would come back if she will report to the police.

The victim decided to report to NBI-Davao when the suspect chatted with her again thru Instagram on Saturday. An entrapment operation was conducted by NBI-Davao

GROWING FDIs

Pascual said the recent reforms undertaken by the last 2 administrations, which liberalized foreign ownership in select sectors, could also help boost foreign direct investments.

Among the most attractive sectors to foreign investors is the renewable energy sector, Pascual said.

The government recently revised the implementing rules and regulations of the Renewable Energy Act, allowing 100 percent foreign ownership in renewable energies particularly solar, wind and tidal energy, he said.

Pascual said the recently signed EO that would establish a “green lane” for foreign investors would also entice more businesses to set up shop here.

“There will be hand-holding for investors to go through the process for somebody in the know of the intricacies of dealing with government offices,” he said.

ture electricity demand.

The EO is expected to accelerate the development of the country’s OSW resources and will contribute to the attainment of the aspirational targets of 35 percent and 50 percent renewable energy contribution to the energy generation mix by 2030 and 2040, respectively. (PNA)

The suspect was apprehended by authorites on Saturday at an establishment.

“Nagdecide ako na magreport dito sa NBI-Davao kasi baka gawin ulit or baka mapatay na ako if magkita kami second time,” she said.

Meanwhile, Albao confirmed that the suspect is a personnel of the Philippine Coast Guard assigned in Davao City for almost a year.

“The vehicle that he used was the same vehicle he used during his arrest and the same firearms that he used during the rape incident and the time during the rape incident,” he said.

“tasty bread” (loaf bread) and the local staple “pandesal” (salted bread) raised by 10 percent to 15 percent.

However, Chavez explained that historically, the dry season sees a decline in demand for bread, cakes, and pastries.

“During summer, customers prefer cold and refreshing snacks instead of bread or sandwiches. Our sales are always lower when the temperature is high. It is a bad time to raise prices. Fortunately, inflation on our raw materials has stabilized and we will pass on the benefits to our customers,” he added.

The APP, formerly known as the Cuenca Bakers Association, is symbolically headquartered in the town of Cuenca, Batangas, which is touted as the bakers’ capital of the Philippines.

It is currently the largest community bakers organization in the country, and bakeries operated by its members are mostly located in Metro Manila and surrounding areas. (PNA)

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The vehicle is under the custody of NBI-Davao as evidence as well as the firearms.

Albao said that the suspect might be related also to the series of rape incidents in Digos City and Bansalan in Davao del Sur.

“Somebody called me from Davao del Sur during the time of his arrest that this subject might also be related to the series of rape incidents in Digos City and Bansalan Davao del Sur. We are now conducting a thorough investigation with regards to if the same modus ba kasi firearms are being used,” he said.