Lp issue 34 by Leyteño Peryodiko

Ormoc City 

August 15-21, 2016  Volume XIII 

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DOST SUPPORTS VABC. Recent visit of DOST officials to Mayor Richard Gomez. Goal of making the 25th Visayas Area Business Conference successful was discussed.

DOST partners with OrCham target successful

DOST TABLEA. Locally produced tablea packaged to make it marketable

business confab...

ORMOC CITY --- Department of Science and Technology (DOST) is partnering with the Ormoc City Chamber of Commerce and Industry (OrCham) in highlighting a trade exhibit in the upcoming 25th Visayas Area Business Conference on September 14-16, 2016, here. After the historic occasion of the first DOST Technology Transfer Day held last April 27, 2016 at Sofitel Philippine Plaza Manila, another one will take place, as part of the business conference. It will be held next month,

on 14th of September at Ormoc City Superdome at the opening of the conference and will last until the 16th. The event will bring together all the Filipino technologies spearheaded

- DOST p.3

Superdome lessee complains against bidding committee ORMOC CITY --- One lessee at Ormoc City Superdome has sought the review of the bidding procedures in conducting bidding for stall renters. The request was passed on to the Committee on Laws and Ordinances and the Committee on Public Properties

headed by the Sangguniang Panlungsod (SP) member Benjamin S. Pongos Jr. Due to the request, a special committee meeting was conducted last August 15 for the purpose of addressing the said problem.

- SUPERDOME p.3

Dengue cases in the region is increasing TACLOBAN CITY --- Cases of dengue fever in the whole Eastern Visayas is alarming. This was revealed recently by the regional office of the Department of Health. According to report, dengue fever cases continue to rise and had now killed 16 victims and bothered almost three thousand people. According to Mr. Roderick Boyd Cerro, chief of the DOH regional epidemiology and surveillance unit, total record afflicted residents is now 2,869 from January until recently, and that it continues to rise. It is very alarming, Cerro stressed. He also said that it has already hit a more

than 200 percent increase if compared to the record last year. Report says that dengue fever is high in the following places: Baybay City, Capoocan, Palo, Sta. Fe, Tacloban City, and Tolosa in the province of Leyte; Guiuan and Lawaan in ESamar; Lavezares in NSamar; Naval in Biliran; and Padre Burgos in Southern Leyte. In Ormoc, it is not quite alarming but hospital records show at least one dengue patient a week is being admitted. Cerro urged those who are suffering symptoms such as high fever, severe headache, pain behind the eyes, and pains in muscles and joints, to immediately consult a doctor. ATT

Duterte airport in Southern Leyte soon to rise story in page 3 CYANMAGENTAYELLOWBLACK

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News

August 8-14, 2016

Improvement of ‘dangerous’ saddle road in Southern Leyte is now on PINTUYAN, SLeyte - The saddle road leading to Benit port in San Ricardo town is currently the region’s most dangerous road section, but soon this will change as improvement project is now being implemented. The Department of Public Works and Highways Southern Leyte District Engineering Office (DPWH-SLDEO) is halfway done with the P48 million road realignment concreting project. “The ongoing works is part of three-year activity designed to prevent road accidents in the area,” said District Engineer Ma. Margarita C. Junia. The saddle road, within the boundary of Son-ok and Manglit villages in Pintuyan town, forms part of Liloan-San Ricardo Road. It leads to Benit port, one of the major exit points to Mindanao from Visayas. The road earned the tag as the “region’s most dangerous” after several road accidents killed and injured drivers, passengers, and pedestrians. Consolidated report from the local police showed that from 2010 to 2014 alone, four people have been killed and 20 other were seriously injured in saddle road accidents. The P48 million outlay for this year covers road concreting activities, construction of slope protection works, installation of line canal and metal guardrails. In 2014, the central government has allocated P20 million for the 560-meter alternative road opening works. The

budget rose to P50 million in 2015 for the opening, widening and lowering of grades. About half of the 1.6-kilometer critical sections will be transformed into four-lane road by doubling its existing 6.10-meter width to 12.2 meters. Blasting of rocks is ongoing to complement widening projects. Junia is optimistic to complete all improvement projects for saddle road within the year. The highway is tagged as a vital link that connects Eastern Visayas to Mindanao. The DPWH observed that more buses and rolling cargoes use the Benit port in San Ricardo town instead of nearby Liloan port considering the former’s proximity to Surigao. The route is being serviced by Montenegro Shipping Lines Inc. using a roll-on rolloff vessel, which makes four round trips daily. Sea travel from San Ricardo to Lipata port in Surigao del Norte takes an hour, way shorter compared to more than three hours of travel time through Liloan port. San Ricardo is about 40 kilometers away from Liloan town, traversing a paved road. Although Benit port is closer to Surigao, some motorists prefer to take the Liloan port despite irregular trips, considering the difficulty in maneuvering along the saddle road in Pintuyan town. The road steep incline and blind curves besides deep cliff make the road section the most dangerous in Eastern Visayas. RCD

8ID now accepting applicants for Candidate Soldier Course CAMP LUKBAN, CATBALOGAN CITY – The 8th Infantry (Stormtroopers) Division, Philippine Army is now accepting applicants for Candidate Soldier Course, Calendar Year 2016 and 2017. The camp administration is encouraging Interested applicants to proceed to the Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff for Personnel, G1 and must bring along with them the original copy of the following documents: Birth Certificate from National Statistics Office with official receipt, Form 137 or Transcript of Records, Diploma (High School or College), one (1) 2x2 picture with name tag and valid identification cards. This quota is intended only for regular enlistment, no quota for special enlistment and composed of 5%

Indigenous People (IP), 10% female applicants and the rest is for male applicants. The convening date of 1st Training Cycle will be on November 2016 while the 2nd Training Cycle will be on March 2017. “If you are 18-26 years of age, single, never been married, never been borne or sired a child emotionally, physically and mentally fit, at least 5 feet in height (male & female), with no pending cases in court, have passed the AFP Service Aptitude Test (AFPSAT) examination with a strong desire to serve the country and have all the needed documents for processing, you are all welcome to apply for the Candidate Soldier Course and join the Philippine Army,” said Lt. Col. Leonardo C. Dacumos, Assistant Chief of Staff for Personnel, G1 of 8ID. RCD

Mother Julieta Coma weeping over the sudden death of her son

Protest rising against the shooting of an OFW who ran amok

PALOMPON, Leyte --- A public outcry over the death of an Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW) who ran amok recently and was shot to death by a responding cop. The victim who was reportedly gone wild, holding two sharp kitchen knife was shot by the police on his head. The question of the protesters, “why shoot him at the head? He was just holding knife.” Jason Coma, 33, single but has two children from a former live-in partner, and an OFW working in the government of Abu Dhabi in the Middle East, died on the spot after he was hit at his forehead. Based on the police record, certain Philchi Chu, has informed the police station about the incident in front of Green Apple bar near Brgy. Central III. The police then immediately sent a responding team. The team arrived and found the victim drunk, breaking bottles and was walking towards them. The police told the victim to stop and drop the knives but Coma just didn’t listen to them prompting one police officer PO2 Randy Cañamaque to shoot Coma in the left thigh. But Coma seemed not hurt and continued walking towards them. Because Coma just couldn’t listen to the police, Cañamaque shot him in the head. Coma fell to the ground and the police brought him to Manuel Veloso Memorial Hospital where he was declared dead. Coma’s mother Julieta, 56, condemned the police for shooting his son in the head

JASON COMA

when he was only armed with knives. In an interview said that she could not believe that her son will die at the hands of the lawmen when they are supposed to protect the lives of the public. She said that prior to the incident her son drunk a bottle of Empirador Light in order to make him sleep but instead of sleeping, he ran amok. “Ako na lang gani giubanan ug inom para mabantayan kung makatug” “I joined to drink with him so I can guard him if he sleeps.” Julieta stressed. She said she felt bad to see the lifeless body of her son in the hospital and expressed disappointment over the unfair police action. Julieta said his son was good, kind and helpful. And that while working abroad, he was the one providing them of their daily needs. And in fact, her son never failed to help during them particularly during the devastation of Typhoon Yolanda in 2013 and even bought them a new motor boat for livelihood. However, she admitted that she has noticed her son acting strangely when he arrived last May. She also said that she had suggested him to visit a rehab center in Manila but her son disagreed. Meanwhile, PO3 Randy Cañamaque, in an interview explained that he was just doing his job and that that it was a judgement call for him when he shot Coma to the head after hitting him in his thigh for the purpose of neutralizing him. But Coma was just a meter away from threatening his lives. Cañamaque said he would welcome any investigation against him. RCD

PO2 RANDY CAÑAMAQUE

regional News

August 8-14, 2016

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Duterte airport in Southern Leyte soon to rise SOCO Personnel from Samar Province Police Office conducted an examination at the crime scene where the No. 2 in the Drug Watch List of Catbalogan City was gunned down

Catbalogan No.2 in Drug Watch list fights for his life at the hospital CATBALOGAN CITY --- The city’s No.2 in the Drug Watch list, is fighting for his dear life at a hospital in Tacloban City. He was shot several times by unidentified suspects riding in tandem, in Purok 5, Brgy. Canlapwas, here. P/Supt. Edwin F. Barbosa, Catbalogan City, PNP chief identified the victim as Adonis Tan y Dacuro, 34, jobless, and a resident of the said place. Initial investigation conducted by the local police disclosed that the victim was seating on his parked single motorcycle, a black Honda Tmx 155 motorcycle while watching basketball game at the mini basketball court in the street. The small basketball court was in front of one of the residence of the area. Later, one of the two unidentified male persons wearing helmet riding in tandem on a motorcycle without plate number, shot the victim several time with the use of undetermined caliber of handgun that resulted him to fell from his motorcycle.

SUPERDOME from p. 1

The committee discussed matters pertaining to the written complaint of Mr. Denni Dominic Lepon Sr. and his son Denni Junior, the owners of DenLep Unlimited Incorporated, about the previous bidding on Ormoc Superdome stalls conducted last June 14, 2016. The Lepons requested for a review of the said bidding, because according to them, the bidding was conducted hastily by the Special Bids and Awards Committee (SBAC). They alleged that they were given a very short notice for bidding barely few days before the new administration took over. And that due to the unfair procedure, they were not able to comply some requirements particularly the securing of the cash surety condition. They admitted,

The victim sustained gunshot wounds on his left chest, left abdomen and left thigh and was immediately brought to Samar Provincial Hospital for medical attention. But lacked of facilities in the said hospital subsequently referred the victim to Eastern Visayas Regional Medical Center, Tacloban City for further medical treatments. The police believed that former colleagues of the victim were behind his eradication after giving a number of names of his suppliers and fellow peddlers in the city. The victim is among the many drug personalities that surrendered to the Oplan Tukhang Program of the PNP last month. The suspects fled using said motorcycle towards West direction. Recovered in the crime scene three (3) pieces fired cartridge case and two (2) deformed slugs. This station is now conducting follow-up investigation for the identification and possible arrest of the suspects. RCD however, that they were able to prepare and complete the requirements two hours after the deadline set by the SBAC. They claimed that they have been occupying Stall 109 (corner of the Superdome) since 1999 and had been paying faithfully throughout those past years. Mr. Simon Albino Racaza, the Supervising Administrative Officer of Ormoc City Superdome was given a chance to air his side of the story. In his written explanation, he said his office has never failed to remind and update the complainants to comply the requirements on or before the deadline set by the bidding committee. He said that there was no problem with other bidders as they were able to comply all the requirements. ATT

MAASIN CITY — Duterte airport in this side of the country? That would be nice. Southern Leyte Representative, Cong. Roger G. Mercado wants to rename the newly completed Maasin Airport in Brgy. Panan-awan from its original name to “Duterte Airport.” The congressman said the move is for the purpose of giving honor to the President’s father, the late Vicente Gonzales Duterte. Mercado told that he has already filed a bill for this intent. Duterte was reportedly born in Barangay Laboon, Maasin, in March 28, 1945. His father Vicente was appointed as mayor of Danao in Cebu

DOST from p. 1 and supported by the Department of Science and Technology. It will also be a showcase of technologies which are products of hard work, dedication and ingenuity of local innovators in finding technology solutions in challenging five important arenas: agricultural productivity, industry competitiveness, countryside development, environment and disaster risk reduction, and quality healthcare. The event’s theme – PROMISE: Promoting Research and Outstanding Milestones in Innovation and Entrepreneurship – reflects immense promise and potential of these technologies in giving local industries the boost they need to copmpete in a highly globalized market and deliver breakthroughs relevant to our nation’s quest for inclusive and sustainable development. The technologies that will be displayed are for everyone to learn more about these innovations from their respective developers. Through technology transfer, the DOST has delivered innovative solutions for businesses and institutions to address technical challenges in improving product or service quality, developing human resources, minimizing costs and enhancing outputs in production, acquiring equipment and

by President Sergio Osmeña, and then after that, his family moved to Davao in 1949. And, from 1959 to 1965, Vicente Duterte was a governor of Davao. His wife, Soledad Roa Duterte, the President’s mother, also served as Davao governor. Congressman Mercado revealed that said airport will be operational once navigational and emergency equipment are installed. And if completed, passengers no longer need to go to Tacloban to fly to Manila. This would a great advantage for them as four-hour trip from Maasin to Tacloban would be taken away from their travelling routine. ATT facilities, and other operations and management-related activities. Such positive results of technology transfer have been clearly evident especially among the various micro, small and medium enterprises supported by the DOST. Some of the featured technology for the 3-day exhibit include: Carrageenan Plant Growth Promoter; Semen Extender for Goat; Nipa Sap Sugar Production; Stabilized Brown Rice; Complementary Foods; DOST Tablea; Food Innovation Center Processing Equipment; Starbooks; Innovation Center for Yarns and Textiles: Spinning Process; Abaca Fiber for Specialty Paper; Base Paper from Abaca Waste Fiber for Currency Notes; and Ecofriendly Septic System In other developments, last August 15, 2016, the trustees of OrCham met with City Mayor Richard Goma Gomez and City Administrator Vince Emnas, together with DOST big bosses. The partnership was discussed. DOST was represented by DOST Undersecretary for Regional Operations, Dr. Anthony Sales; Regional Director Ed Esperancilla; DOST-TAPI Director Engr. Edgar Garcia; and Engr. Ramil Uy of Region VIII. The DOST Secretary Dela Pena has already confirmed to be here in Ormoc City during the VABC. MRNgo

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August 8-14, 2016

Delima versus Duterte

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covering her link to the illegal drug trade. And in fact, that veil is slowly falling down and her true color is being exposed. President Duterte, even when he was still the mayor of Davao City, really doesn’t iniquitous attitude while working in the government. Delima’s failure as Justice Secretary is obvious. It was during her stint when the National Bilibid Prison became the center of the illegal drug trade. She can’t deny but she is entitled to deny it. Duterte finds it hard to pin down Delima because of her strong anchor and fortress. She has the backing of former President Aquino and former DILG Secretary and some individuals in the governments who have the same attribute. This conflict between Delima and Duterte is not simple. It is a clash between two Visayans. It might even get worse and might end up to bloody outcome. But of course, everybody knows that both of them doesn’t want this to happen.

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The Senator versus the President of the Republic of the Philippines. Who will win? The senator is not afraid of the President. The President is irked with the attitude of the senator. The President is serious in cracking down illegal drug trade in the country. The senator is even more dead serious in protecting the rights of the criminals, particularly, those who are involved in the illegal drug trade. Why is the President hates illegal drugs? Why the senator doesn’t? The word war between Senator Leila Delima and President Rodrigo Duterte is getting hotter. Why is this so? Here is the reason why. First, Senator Delima doesn’t respect the President and does not love him in any degree. She just couldn’t accept that Duterte will win. She expected that former DILG Secretary Mar Roxas would win. She is afraid that Duterte will remove the veil

USO na pud ang helmet karon. Ngano? Kini tungod kay kusog ang dakup dinhi sa dakbayan sa Ormoc. Walay patawad hasta ang angkas kinahanglan nga magsul-ob og helmet. Unsa may dautan niana? Mao nga kun usa ang angkas, duha ang helmet nga kinahanglan. Kung duha ang angkas, tulo ang helmet nga kinahanglan. Pero, ang problema, ang single nga motor kuno, wala man gidesign sa mga hapones ug uban mga tiggama sa motorsiklo nga dunay angkas. Mao bitaw kuno nga gitawag nga “single” motorcycle kay single lang ang sakay --ang drayber lang. Kung dunay angkas, violation na kana. Pero, dinhi sa Pilipinas, ato na lang lagi ginapasagdan kana tungod kay nagdaginot man kita. Kana bitaw nga habal-habal, labaw pa man sa truck usahay kay pila ka sakong bugas, kopras ug mga container sa tuba ang sakay. Unsahay gani, tablon pa ang isakay gikan sa bukid. Unsaon man nga dili man makasulod sa kalubian, kakawaynan ug mga kasagbutan ang jeep, ang truck ug ilabi ang traysikul. Mao nga habal-habal na lang gyud. Karon kay balaod man lagi, bisan pa unsaon nga kasaligan ang habalhabal, dakpun lang gihapon ilabi nga kung ang drayber walay helmet. ****

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Mga bentaha ug mga disbentaha sa helmet Unsa man karon ang bentaha sa gihimong pag-istrikto sa helmet dinhi sa siyudad? Ato unahon ang bentaha: Una, malipay ang mga negosyante sa helmet. Ikaduha, malipay ang mga negosyante sa helmet. Ug ikatulo, malipay ang mga negosyante sa helmet. Ngano man nga malipay sila? Siyempre tungod kay madaghan man ang ilang halin. Usa pud ka bentaha mao ni. Mas nindot tan-awon nga magsul-ob og helmet and usa ka tawo nga nagsakay o kon nagadrayb og motor. Ari na pud kita sa disbentaha (disadvantages): Una, gamay ra ang posibilidad nga maimpas ang kinabuhi sa drayber ug angkas kung panahon nga madisgrasya sa karsada, sa ato pa, gamay ra ang mamatay ug lagmit masubo ang mga tag-iya sa mga punerarya kay gamay ra ang halin sa lungon. Ikaduha, ang mga tsikboy dili na ma-expose ang ilang mga nawung ug pahapay ug sa ato pa, gamay na ang kahigayonan nga mapansin sila sa mga tsiks. Ikatulo, gamay ra ang mahurot nga tiket sa mga tingtiket nga mga traffic enforcers ug gamay ra ang ilang mabahin nga porsyento gikan sa ilang matiketan. Ikaupat, wala na intawon makalahus sa siyudad ang mga habal-habal drayber nga walay lisensa tungod kay walay ikalukat. Ikalima, lagmit daghan ang maupaw ug malarag ang

mga buhok tungod kay bisan pa mobiyahe nga bag-o pa nakaligo, kinahanglan mosul-ob og helmet kay lagi kung mataymingan sa traffic enforcers, lagmit silbatohan dayon ug tiketan. **** Usa pud nga sitwasyon sa syudad nga pwede maobserbahan kung ang mga motorista pulos magsul-ob og helmet. Gamay na lang ang atong mabatian nga mga silbato. Maayo pud kay sakit sa dunggan kining mga traffic enforcers ug mga watchmen diha sa merkado nga diyut-diyut silbato. Mora bag karon lang sila nakakita og silbato. Feeling nga pulis na sila. Usa pud kining hapsay tanawon sa siyudad kung pulos maghelmet ang mga magmotor hasta angkas bisan ang mga bata. Hinoon, ang balaod nag-ingon nga bawal ang 10 anyus paubos nga paangkason sa single nga motor. Ambot ngano. Tingale tungod kay kasagaran kining mga bataa matulog bisag nagdagan ang motor. Mao nga ginadili na ang pagpaangkas og bata sa single motor. Sa traysikul walay problema kay tulo man ang ligid. Gawas niana, kung makatulog ang bata walay problema kay dili man matagak. Gawas tingale kun ang drayber na sa traysikul ang makatulog samtang naga-drive sa traysikul.

News/Legal Notices Top drug personality couple in Kananga arrested KANANGA, Leyte --- The couple who are the No. 2 and 3 Top personality in the drugs watch list of this town was arrested in Sitio Riverside, Brgy. Poblacion, this town. P/CInsp. Ricky Reli, identified the suspects as certain Sarah Tan, the No.2 in drug watch list in PNP and her husband Ernesto who is ranked No. 3. in the same watch list. The raiding team led by Reli and deputy chief P/SInsp. Chirstopher Pangue were armed with a Search Warrant NR 322O16 sigend by Executive Judge Ephraim Abando of RTC Branch 18, Hilongos, Leyte issued on August 12 for Violation of RA 9165 the Comprehensive Law against Anti-Illegal Drugs of 2002. Recovered from the couple were nine pieces of small plastic sachets containing white substance suspected to be shabu, small amount of money and drug paraphernalia. However, the suspects denied the accusation and said that evidences were just planted by the raiding team. The said that they had already stopped their illegal trade after they voluntarily

Republic of the Philippines SUPREME COURT REGIONAL TRIAL COURT BRANCH 43 8TH Judicial Region Bulwagan ng Katarungan Magsaysay Boulevard, Tacloban City IN THE MATTER OF CANCELLATION/ CORRECTION OF ENTRIES IN THE CERTIFICATE OF LIVE BIRTH OF CASE NO. R-TAC-1600349-SP ROMULO BABIDA RAMENTO, Petitioner, -versusPHILIPPINE STATISTICS AUTHORITY, Sta. Mesa, Manila CIVIL REGISTRAR OF TACLOBAN CITY, AND ALL PERSONS/ ENTITIES WHO/WHICH MAY BE AFFECTED THEREBY, Respondent,

surrendered. But police stressed a raid will not be conducted if there is no reason at all. The suspects were just lucky not to be shot due to alleged violating the Affidavit of Undertaking they signed when they surrendered. In other developments, another buy-bust operation was conducted and serving a Search Warrant to certain Rodolfo Pajo a.k.a. Loklok, in his house in Brgy. Poblacion. He is the No. 35 in the drug watch list of the local police. Recovered from his possession he P500 bill used in the buy bust and two pcs small heat sealed plastic sachet containing white crystalline substance suspected to be shabu and drug paraphernalia inside his house who is also tagged as a drug den. The suspect when ask why he allowed his house to become a drug den told media that he did not know that allowing people to sniff shabu inside one’s house is a violation of the law. The three High Valued Targets of illegal drugs were charged of Violating RA 9165 and presently languishing at the Kananga detention cell. RCD

x------------------x ORDER This is a verified Petition filed by Petitioner Romulo Babida Ramento for the correction of entries in the certificate of Live Birth of Romulo Babida, issued by the Civil Registrar of Tacloban, and the Philippines Statistics Authority. The Court, finding the Petition to be sufficient in form and substance, hereby gives due course to this case. WHEREFORE, notice is hereby given that the above-entitled Petition is set for initial hearing on October 4, 2016 at 8:30 o’clock in the morning before this Court sitting at the Bulwagan ng Katarungan, Tacloban City. The Civil Registrar of Tacloban City, Philippine Statistics Authority, Sta. Mesa, Manila, Mateo Ramento and any person having or claiming any interest under the entry whose cancellation or correction is sought may, within Fifteen (15) days from notice of the Petition, or from the last date of publication of such notice,

August 8-14, 2016

Republic of the Philippines SUPREME COURT 8th Judicial Region REGIONAL TRIAL COURT Branch 7 ( FAMILY COURT ) Bulwagan Ng Katarungan Magsaysay Blvd., Tacloban City IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOPTION OF ROWEN PETER VERGARA SP. PROC. NO. R-TAC16-00782-SP SPS. ROMER S. SERNA AND JOYCE ROSARIO M. SERNA, For:

Republic of the Philippines REGIONAL TRIAL COURT 8th Judicial Region Ormoc City OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF COURT & EX-OFFICIO SHERIFF HOME DEVELOPMENT MUTUAL FUND, Mortgagee, -versusJOSEFA CHRISTINE A. APARIS Mortgagor.

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ADOPTION Petitioners. x------------------x ORDER A verified petition for adoption of minor ROWEN PETER VERGARA, having been filed by Spouses Romer S. Serna and Joyce Rosario M. Serna, praying that the petition be granted and the said minor, for legal intents and purposes, be the adopted child of the herein petitioners. The petitions being sufficient in form and substance, it is hereby ordered that it be for hearing on November 14, 2016 at 9:00 o’clock in the morning, on which time and date all persons who have objection to the petition may appear and show cause why the same should not be granted. Let this order be

published at the expense of the petitioner in a duly accredited newspaper of general circulation in the Province of Leyte and in the City of Tacloban to be selected by raffle under the supervision of the Executive Judge of this court, once a week for three (3) consecutive weeks with the last publication to be made before November 14, 2016. Let copies of the petition be served upon the Office of the Solicitor General, the DSWD Region VIII, Tacloban City and the social Worker of this court, Ms. Norie Villero, Office of the Clerk of Court, Tacloban City who are hereby directed to conduct a home study report on the prospective adoptive parents, and the child study report on the minor

sought to be adopted and her biological parents, and indicate in the aforestated reports their respective recommendation on or before the date of hearing. Notify the petitioners and their counsel, the Solicitor General, the Regional Director, DSWD, Region VIII, Tacloban City and Ms. Norie Villero, Social Worker, Office of the Clerk of Court, Tacloban City.

FOR: EXTRA-JUDICIAL FORECLOSURE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE under Act 3135,AS AMENDED BY ACT 4118 NOTICE OF EXTRA-JUDICIAL FORECLOSURE SALE Upon Extra-judicial petition for sale under Act 3135 filed by HOME DEVELOPMENT MUTUAL FUND, PagIBIG Fund WT Corporate Tower, Mindanao Avenue,Cebu Business Park,Cebu City against Josefa Christine A. Aparis to satisfy the mortgage indebtedness which as of April 29, 2016 amounts to Ninety Four Thousand Seven Hundred Forty Seven Pesos & 14/100 ( P94,747.14),inclusive of interest and penalty charges , plus attorney’s fees ,sheriff’s fees

and other expenses of foreclosure , the undersigned sheriff will sell at public auction on September 8,2016 at 3:00 o’clock in the afternoon at the Regional Trial Court Br. 35, Ormoc City to the highest bidder,for Cash or manager’s check and in Philippine Currency, the following properties with all the improvements located therein, to wit: TCT NO. 43860 A parcel of land designated as Lot 5906C-3 of the subdivision plan,Psd -08-018143D, being a portion of Lot 5906-C (LRC) Psd-364902, situated in Brgy. Dayhagan , City of Ormoc,, Island of Leyte . Bounded on SE. along line 1-2 and on the SW. along line 2-3 by Lot 5906C-4 of this subdivision plan; on the NW .along line 3-4 by Lot 5906-D

(LRC) Psd-364902, an alley 4:00 m. wide; and on the NE. along line 4-1 by Lot 5906-C-1,also of this subdivision plan.x x x containing an area of two hundred (200) square meters, more or less. All sealed bids must be submitted to the undersigned on the above stated time and date. In the event the public auction should not take place on the said date, it shall be held on September 15, 2016 without further notice.

SO ORDERED. GIVEN this 11th day of July, 2016 at Bulwagan Ng Katarungan, Tacloban City. (SGD) CICERO LAMPASA Assisting Judge CTL: moc

LP issue 32-33-34 August 1-7,8-14,15-21, 2016

August 02, 2016, Ormoc City, Philippines.

(SGD.) DEXTER file their opposition thereto. LANCE B. MANGUBAT Let a copy of this Order be Sheriff IV published in a newspaper of general circulation in LP issue 34-35-36 the Province of Leyte and x-----------------------------x August 15-21, 22-28, 29Tacloban City for Three (3) Sept 4, 2016) consecutive weeks at the EJF No. R-ORM-16-010FC expense of Petitioner. Further, let a copy of this Order be furnished to (Ginapasabot ang mga tigbasa nga ang maong balita niining the Honorable Solicitor maong kolum, dili tinood nga panghitabo. Gimugna lang kini General, 134 Amorosolo aron sa paghatag ug pasiaw ug palingaw… Ed.) St., Legaspi Village, Makati City, Local Civil Registrar of Tacloban , Philippines Statistics Authority, Sta. Mesa, ORMOC CITY – Usa ka traffic enforcer ang dunay motor ang sukad nahimong traffic Manila, City Prosecutor Hannah R. Delgado, enforcer, natambay ang iyang motor. Pirme na lang bilin sa balay ang iyang motor Petitioner Romulo B. tungod kay lagi basin pa unayon siya sa iyang mga kauban nga mga traffic enforcers. Ramento of Brgy. 54-A Ang problema man gud kay dili man siya ganahan nga mosul-ob og helmet. Kay D. Esperas Ave., Tacloban matud pa niya, kaspahon siya pag-ayo kung mosul-ob siya’g helmet kung magmotor. City and Atty. Adryan S. Mauro, Counsel for the Mao nga kung magmotor siya, dili gyud siya maghelmet. Karon nga dakup sa walay Petitioner. helmet, dili na siya magpadagan sa iyang motor. Sugyot sa ubang nyang higala nga SO ORDERED. hiposon na lang gyud niya ang iyang motor hangtud sa sunod nga administrasyon kay IN CHAMBERS, this basin pa dili na masublian si Mayor Richard ug mahimong lahi na pud ang mayor, 4th day of April, 2016, Regional Trial Court, sigurado man gyud nga mabalik kanang kaluag sa balaod sa pagsul-ob og helmet…. Branch 43, Bulwagan ng Sige.. hulat na lang bai… unom ka tuig. Katarungan, Magsaysay Boulevard, Tacloban City.

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Wala sab diay og helmet

(SGD) EVELYN RIÑOS-LESIGUES Presiding Judge

LP issue 32-33-34 August 1-7,8-14,15-21, 2016

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Republic of the Philippines SUPREME COURT REGIONAL TRIAL COURT Branch 43 8th Judicial Region Bulwagan ng Katarungan Magsaysay Blvd., Tacloban City EVANGELINE PAULO BYRNES, Plaintiff, CIVIL CASE NO. 201406-32 For: Specific Performance and Preliminary Mandatory Injuction -versusEDITHA PAULO, Defendant. x - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - x RESOLUTION “Since petitioner could not be personally served summons despite diligent efforts to locate his whereabouts, respondent sought and was granted leave of court to effect service of summons upon him by publication in a newspaper of general circulation. Thus, petitioner was properly served with summons by publication. “ ( Pedro t. Santos, Jr. vs. PNOC Exploration Corporation. G.R. No. 170943. September 23, 2008). On record is a Motion for Reconsideration and With Leave of Court of the Order dated January 16, 2015 filed by the Plaintiff through counsel Atty. Erwin V. Belleza. The Motion moves for reinstatement of the abovecaptioned case and leave of court that summons to the Defendant may be made means of publication. In the case at bar, herein Defendant per Sheriff Return of Summons dated July 14, 2014 was served summons and copies of the Petition in the given address at Brgy. 110, Utap, Tacloban City, but was informed that said Defendant already left for the United States of America sometime in June 2014. It must be stressed that the Rules provides remedies whenever a Defendant cannot be personality served with summons. Substituted service or summons by publication is made available thereto, provided that in summons by publication, leave of court must first be secured. Clearly, Section 15 of Rule 14 of the Rules of Court provides: “A defendant who is a non-resident and is not found in the country may be served with summons by extraterritorial service

in four instances; (1) when the action affects the personal status of the plaintiff; (2) when the action relates to, or the subject of which is property within the Philippines, in which the defendant has or claims a lien or interest, actual or contingent; (3) when the relief demanded consists, wholly or in part, in excluding the defendant from any interest in properly located in the Philippines; or (4) when the property of the defendant has been attached within the Philippines. “ Considering the applicability of the abovecited Rules, the Court finds it fitting to find procedural guidance in the ruling of the Supreme Court in the case of MargaritaRomualdez-Licaros vs. Abelardo Licaros. GR No. 150656. April 29. 2003), finding this wise: “ In these instances, extraterritorial service of summons may be effected under any of three modes: (1) by personal service out of the country, with leave of court: (2) by publication and sending a copy of the summons and order of the court by registered mail to the defendant’s last know address, also with leave of court; or (3) by any other means the judge may consider sufficient. Applying the foregoing rule, the trial court required extraterritorial service of summons to be effected on Margarita in the following manner: x x x, service of Summons by way of publication in a newspaper of general circulation once a week for three (3) consecutive weeks, at the same time, furnishing respondent copy of this Order as well as the corresponding Summons and copy of the petition at her given address at No. 96 Mulberry Lane, Atherton, California, U.S.A., thru the Department of Foreign Affairs, all at the expense of petitioner. (15) (Emphasis ours) The trial court’s prescribed made of extraterritorial service does not fall under the first or second mode specified in Section 15 of Rule 14, but under the third mode. This refers to “ any other means that the judge may consider sufficient. “ Thus, the Court finding the Motion clothed with merit, the same is hereby GRANTED. WHEREFORE, let the Court Order dated January 16, 2015 be set aside and order that this case be re-instated in the active dockets of the Court. Let Summons be published once a week for three (3) consecutive weeks in a newspaper of general circulation in the Province.

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Likewise, let a copy of the summons and this Order be furnished to the Defendant by registered mail to her last known address at 110, Brgy. Utap, Tacloban City, all at the expense of Petitioner. Let copies of this Order be furnished immediately to the parties and counsels concerned and the Office of the Clerk of Court, Regional Trial Courts, Tacloban City. SO ORDERED. IN CHAMBERS this 29nth day of December,2015, Regional Trial Court, Branch 43, Bulwagan ng Katarungan, Magsaysay Boulevard, Tacloban City. (SGD) EVELYN P. RIÑOS-LESIGUES Presiding Judge Republic of the Philippines SUPREME COURT REGIONAL TRIAL COURT Branch 43 8th Judicial Region Bulwagan ng Katarungan Magsaysay Blvd., Tacloban City EVANGELINE PAULO BYRNES Joined by her husband Micheal William St. Claire, Plaintiff, CIVIL CASE NO. 201406-32 -VERSUSEDITHA PAULO, Defendant. x - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - x FOR: S P E C I F I C PERFORMANCE & PRELIMINARY MANDATORY INJUNCTION SUMMONS TO: EDITHA PAULO 110, Brgy. Utap Tacloban City G R E E T I N G S: You are hereby required, within FIFTEEN (15) DAYS after service of this summons upon you, to file with this Court and serve on the plaintiff your ANSWER to the complaint/amended complaint, copy of which is attached, together with the annexes. You are reminded of the provision in the IBPOCA Memorandum on Policy Guidelines dated March 12, 2002 to observe restraint in filing a motion to dismiss and instead allege the grounds thereof as defenses in the Answer. If you fail to answer within the time fixed, the plaintiff will take judgment by default and may be granted the relief applied for in the complaint. WITNESS THE HON. EVELYN P. RIÑOSLESIGUES. Presiding Judge of this Court this 11th day of July, 2014 at Tacloban City.

(SGD) JUANITA G. YEPES OIC, Branch Clerk of Court Republic of the Philippines REGIONAL TRIAL COURT Eight Judicial Region Branch 43 Bulwagan Ng Katarungan Magsaysay Blvd., Tacloban City EVANGELINE PAULO BYRNES, Joined by her husband Micheal William St. Claire Plaintiff, CIVIL CASE No. 201406-32 -vs.FOR: SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE & PRELIMINARY MANDATORY INJUNCTION. EDITHA PAULO, Defendant, x----------------x COMES NOW, the plaintiff, by counsel, unto this Honorable Court, most respectfully alleges; 1. That plaintiff is of legal age, Filipino, married and a resident of Zone 1, 110, Brgy. Utap, Tacloban City while defendant if of legal age, widow, Filipino and a resident of Brgy. Utap, Tacloban City, to which they maybe serve with summons and other court processes by this Honorable Court; 2. That both parties have the capacities to sue and be sued; 3. That plaintiff and defendant are sisters, that while plaintiff was in California, U.S.A., plaintiff entrusted the defendant to buy lands and reality for and in behalf of the plaintiff with the latter’s own money; 4. That one of such transaction was sale of a parcel of land situated at Brgy. 110, Utap, Tacloban City, designated as lot no. 5397-B-1, as evidenced by a Deed of sale with doc. No. 395, Page no. 80, Book no. 14, series of 2006 dated September 12, 2006 of the notarial register of Atty. Edwin B. Jomadiao, copy of said Deed of Sale is hereto attached and marked as annex ‘A’; 5. That the money used to purchase the same and the expenses for the transfer thereof was at the expense of the plaintiff and the defendant thereof was merely a trustee for and in behalf of the plaintiff, that acknowledgment receipt for the expenses thereof are hereto attached and marked as annex ‘B’; 6. That owner’s copy of such land as evidenced by Transfer Certificate of Title no. T-66507 although in the name of the defendant was turned over to the plaintiff and it is the plaintiff who is in possession and in custody of the same, she

being the true owner thereof and defendant was merely a trustee thereof, copy of said TCT no. T-66507 is hereto attached and marked as annex ‘C’; 7. That likewise, plaintiff being the true owner of the land covered by such TCT no. T-66507, is in actual ownership and physical possession of the same since its same to date; 8. That likewise such properties are the exclusive and personal properties of the plaintiff since the beginning to date, it being acquired prior to her second marriage; 9. That such portion of land is only a portion of that whole parcel of land originally owned by Catalino Tarcela, covered by tax Declaration no. 2012-02-0002-00921, containing a whole area of 0.13160 hectares, copy of such Tax Declaration is hereto attached and marked as annex ‘D’; 10. That to date, plaintiff has been exerting earnest and diligent effort and demanding from the defendant that she execute appropriate document or perform specific acts to cause the transfer in plaintiff’s name the said Transfer Certificate of Title no. T-66507; 11. That plaintiff even called the defendant for mediation and conciliation before the Barangay Chairman of Brgy.110, Utap, Tacloban City, But during actual confrontation thereof between the parties, defendant has numerous alibis to decline such transfer in favor of the plaintiff; 12. That plaintiff had already exhausted all earnest efforts toward a settlement that a compromise can be reached and made, but defendant is not willing to have one; 13. That as such, plaintiff have no other recourse or remedy under the law but to bring the matter before this Honorable Court; 14. That such remedy available and can be afforded by this Honorable Court is to enjoin the defendant to execute the necessary document or to demand from the defendant to execute a specific performance to cause the transfer of said TCT no. T-66507 from her name in favor of the plaintiff in the form of a Deed of Waiver and/or Quitclaim in favor of the plaintiff; 15. That much worst, defendant is hurriedly leaving for California, U.S.A., next week, that plaintiff has no other plain, ample and speedy remedy that she be entitled to relief and such relief consist in whole or in

part in enjoining and/or commanding the defendant to execute a Deed of Waiver/Quitclaim as to cause transfer of such TCT no.T-66507 in favor of the plaintiff; 16. 15. That a preliminary mandatory injunction is necessary and proper under such circumstances to compel the defendant to perform such act of executing a Deed of Waiver/Quitclaim in favor of the plaintiff to cause the transfer in the name of the plaintiff of such TCT no. T-66507. 17. That plaintiff is willing to put up sufficient bond if necessary and if required by this Honorable Court at such reasonable amount as maybe fix by this Honorable Court; 18. That plaintiff in brining this suit, was constrained to secure the services of a counsel of which she was compelled to pay in attorney’s fees of 35,000.00 and additional 3,000.00 pesos per court hearing plus litigation expenses of 20,000.00 pesos. WHEREFORE, it is most respectfully prayed of this Honorable Court that an Order maybe rendered that a preliminary mandatory injunction may be issued commanding the defendant to cause the transfer from her name to the name of the plaintiff TCT no. T-66507 by executing a Deed of Waiver/Quitclaim in favor of the plaintiff over the parcel of land covered by such TCT no. T-66507 and that after hearing, that judgment maybe finally rendered, containing as follows; a. Making such mandatory injunction permanent; b. Compelling and commanding the defendant to execute a Deed of Waiver in favor of the plaintiff so as to cause the transfer from defendant’s name to plaintiff’s name TCT no. T-66507; c. Commanding the defendant to pay the plaintiff attorneys fees in the amount of 35,000.00 pesos and litigation expenses of 20,000.00 pesos; d. And for such other relief deem just and equitable under the circumstance. June 27, 2014 at Tacloban City (SGD) ATTY. ERWIN V. BELLEZA Counsel for the Plaintiff IBP no. 955440/01-10-14/ Leyte Chapter PTR # 7262462/02-25-14/ CTO, Tacloban City MCLE Compliance Certificate # 1V-0023371 Issued on April 10, 2014 Brgy. 77, Marasbaras, Tacloban City

V E R I F I C AT I O N / CERTIFICATION I, EVANGELINE PAULO BYRNES, Filipino, of legal age, married and resident of Brgy. 110, Utap, Tacloban City, After having been duly sworn to in accordance with law, hereby depose and say; 1. That affiant is the petitioner in the aboveentitled case; That she have caused the preparation of the foregoing complaint; That she have read and understood the allegations contained therein and the contents thereof are true and correct to the best of my own personal knowledge or from some other authentic document or record; 2. That, she hereby certify, That; a. She have not commenced any action or proceedings involving the same issues in the Supreme Court, the Court of Appeals, or the different divisions thereof or any other court, tribunal or agency; b. That to the best of my own personal knowledge, information and belief, no such other action or proceeding involving the same issues is pending in the Supreme Court, the Court of Appeals, or different divisions thereof, or any other court, tribunal, board or agency; 3. That if she should thereafter learn that other similar action or proceeding has been filed or is pending in the Supreme Court. The Court of Appeals, or the different divisions thereof, or any other court, tribunal, board or agency, she will promptly inform that fact and state the status thereof to the Honorable Court and other court, Tribunal, board or agency concerned within five (5) days there from. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this 27th day of June 2014 at Tacloban City (SGD) VANGELINE PAULO BYRNES Affiant SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO before me this 27th day of June 2014 at Tacloban City, (SGD) ATTY. ERWIN V. BELLEZA Notary Public Valid Until 31 December 2014IBP No. 955440/0110-14/Leyte Chapter PTR No. 7262462/ 02-2514/ CTO, Tacloban City Roll No. 43142 Doc No. 9 Page No. 3 Book No. 1 Series of 2014 LP issue 32-33-34 August 1-7,8-14,15-21, 2016

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4th LED installs rainwater collectors ORMOC CITY --- The Leyte 4th District Engineering Office (DEO) is currently undertaking the installation of 20 units Rainwater Collector System (RWCS) with a capacity of 1,200 liters per unit in several sites within northwest Leyte. Funded under this year’s

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from p. 8 gagmay nga sachet nga dunay sulod nga ginadudahang shabu, 6 ka pidasong rolled tin foil, usa ka itum nga cherry mobile cellular phone, 4 ka pidaso nga tag-usa ka gatos ug uban nga mga drug paraphernalia. Matud pa ni Pallomina,

MAYOR from p. 8 lang siya anay sa iyang opisina. Nasayran pud nga ang National Police Commission mitangtang sa katungod sa mayor sa mga local police human makuha sa iyang balay ang 11 ka kilo sa ginadudahang shabu nga dunay balor nga P88 million, mga pipila ka mga pusil ug mga gamit sa paggama og bomba. Napalgan kini sa iyang balay didto sa Sitio Tinago, Barangay Benolho, ning lungsod. Apan sa gikaingon nga ronda, matud pa sa mayor, dili iyaha ang mga nakuhang mga shabu ug gibutang ra kuno kadto sa mga miyembro sa raiding team gikan sa grupo sa hepe sa kapulisan nga si PChief Insp. Jovie Espenido,

General Appropriations Act amounting to P3,821,000.00, the purpose of the RWCS is to conserve water and address the diminishing freshwater supply and climate change adaptation in the area. The recipients of RWCS are some barangay halls and

a day care center in Albuera town as well as elementary schools in Matag-ob, Merida and Palompon towns, and the Ormoc City. Last year, 4th DEO installed 12 RCWS in different municipalities within the district. Ferdinand Cruz

nakadawat sila’g inpormasyon nga kining suspetsado nagasideline sa pagbaligya’g shabu samtang nagalibog og isda. Ug iya dayon gisugod ang mga miyembro sa team nga magmonitor ug napamatud-an nga mao gyud. Human usa ka team ang gimugna aron ipahigayon ang

usa ka buy-bust operation. Didto nasakpan ang suspek nga maayo kay wala misukol sa mga pulis nga miaresto niya. Pagasakaan ang suspek og kasong pagsupak sa Violation of RA 9165, o kon ang Comprehensive Law Against Illegal Drugs Act of 2002. RCD

ug ang grupo sa Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency. Apan matud pa sa hepe, dili tinood ang pasumangil sa mayor. Matud pa, misakay og fastcraft gikan sa Cebu ug sa iyang pagdunggo sa Ormoc, milargo sya sa iyang buhatan sa Albuera town hall. Giubanan siya sa iyang anak nga iyang igsoon ug anak nga si Mariel ug gisugat sa iyang mga supporters nga malipayon. Dayon mipahigayon siy’ag usa ka press conference sa iyang buhatan. Ingon ang mayor, nga nagatoo siya nga pinangga siya sa mga taga-Albuera tungod kay nalipay man sila nga makit-an sya nga mibalik na sa trabaho. Atol sa press conference, mipadayag ang mayor sa iyang

pasalamat ngadto ni Presidente Rodrigo Duterte ug PNP Chief P/ DGen Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa sa paghatag kaniya og kahigayonan nga malimpyo ang iyang ngalan nga ginapasumanginlan nga dunay kalambigitan sa illegal nga drugas. Samtang ang iyang anak nga si Mariel, mitug-an nga iyang gihangyo ang pulis sa Ormoc, pinaagi ni PSSupt Ramil Ramirez nga ipahigayon ang usa ka search sa iyang balay Dona Feliza Subdivision sa Ormoc City aron mapamatud-an nga wala siyay kalambutan anang illegal nga buhat sa iyang igsoon nga si Kerwin. Mipahigayon og search ang mga pulis uban ang pagtestigo sa mga opisyales sa barangay ug napamatud-an nga walay drugas sa balay. RCD

AMLC asked to investigate recovered checks from Espinosa’s residence

ALBUERA, Leyte --- The Anti-Money Laundering Council has received the request of the Albuera police to conduct an investigation of the 8 bank accounts of the Espinosas in connection with hundreds of returned checks recovered by the police near the residence of the Espinosas last week. The checks were found inside a brown envelope left at the back of the chapel near the residence of the Espinosa in Sitio Tinago, Brgy. Benolho, this town. Albuera PNP Chief P/CInsp. Jove Espenido, in a telephone interview explained that AMLC’s investigation is essential in order to to determine the ownership of the recovered checks worth more than P500 Million. Espenido said that they already sent to AMLC, the documents along with affidavits and testimonies. It was learned that from the returned checks, it shows that the suspected drug trader has issued money to some of the police officers and politicians since 2014 up to 2016. The amount ranges from P400,000 to P20 million. Espenido also urged those people who received vehicles from the Espinosa to start turning over them to Albuera Police. RCD

Police Chief Insp. Jovie Espenido shown to media several checks that were issued to several people that includes policemen and politicians durig a presscon in his office.

Mayor sa Albuera mibalik Lab-asero arestado na sa trabaho

ALBUERA, Leyte — Si Mayor Rolando Espinosa Sr., mibalik na sa iyang lungsod human sa iyang official leave ug mitiner sa Camp Crame sa Quezon City, pipila ka adlaw ilalum sa mando ni Philippine National Police Chief, P/DGen Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa, sa diha misurender siya pila na ka semana ang milabay. Apan,inay modiretso sa iyang puloyanan, adto siya diretso sa iyang buhatan ug plano nga adto ra gyud siya puyo anay samtang naga-atubang pa’g problema ang iyang pamilya kabahin sa pasumangil nga duna silay kalambigitan sa illegal drugs. Matud pa niya, naa sa kakuyaw ang iyang kinabuhi ug mas labing maayo kung didto

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ORMOC CITY --- Nagtingkagol na sa prisohan ang usa ka lab-asero nga dili man lang diay isda ang gibaligya, kay giapilan diay og shabu human masakpi sa otoridad. Ang suspek nasakpan sa mga miyembro sa Anti-Illegal Drugs Operatives sa Police Station 2 atol sa gipahigayon nga buy-bust operation sa sa Purok 6, Brgy. Dayhagan ning syudad. Giila ni P/Insp. Rito Pallomina ang suspetsado nga si Dionesio Wenceslao y Caturan, 35 anyus, minyo, lab-asero ug residente sa gikaasoy nga lugar. Ang mga nasakmit gikan sa suspek, mao ang kinyentos pesos nga gigamit isip buy-bust money, 3 ka pidaso nga

Albuera Mayor Rolando Espinosa, Sr.

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