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Dumaguete City, Philippines Friday, March 3, 2006
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3 die, 19 injured in truck collision
Sipalay, Cebu residents victimized by snatchers
Dad hits motorcab permit fee hike
Dipolog nursing students eyeing training at NOPH
Water meter thefts continue; cops alert junkshop owners
Students inventions displayed at SU exhibit

3 die, 19 injured
in truck collision
BY RENE GENOVE

Three persons, including a student of the Negros Oriental State University, died and 19 were seriously injured when the mini-dump truck they were riding on their way home from a basketball tournament was bumped by a cargo truck Sunday night in Brgy. Canlargo, Bais City, Oriental Negros.

Killed on the spot were Junrey Rebadomia, 16, and Sonny Silot, 20, both single and residents of Brgy. Cambuylao, Bais City. Another passenger, Gino Beloera, 16, single, also of the same village, succumbed to serious injuries a few minutes after arriving at the Negros Oriental Provincial Hospital in Dumaguete Cyty.

Rebadomia's head hit an unidentified sharp object that pierced his skull while Silot was impaled when he landed on another sharp object.

Sipalay, Cebu residents
victimized by snatchers

BY RENE GENOVE

Four women lost their handbags to snatchers in separate incidents during the weekend adding to the continuing incidents of hold-ups and snatchings in the city.

Police identified the victims as Laarni de los Santos, 21, single, a student of the Negros Oriental State University from Sipalay City but who is renting an apartment at Locsin Street, Dumaguete; Gina Mae Tuyco, 25, single, of Capitol site, Cebu City; Vanessa Lilibeth Flores, 24, single of Barangay Bantayan, Dumaguete; and Lourdes Bolabola, 57, single, residing at Jabel apartment at Luke Wright Street.

Dad hits motorcab
permit fee hike
BY JUANCHO GALLARDE

Dumaguete City Councilor Rotelio Lumjod said he favors a review of a city ordinance raising the fee of mayor's permits for motorcab drivers from P27 to P400, or a 1,900 percent increase.

The enforcement of the ordinance was met with strong opposition from the tricycle drivers and operators who said it is unreasonable, unfair and an additional burden to them.

At the city council's regular session last week, ordinance author Councilor Sammy Dicen stood pat on what was approved during several public hearings, even as the roving tricycle drivers claimed they were not asked to attend the public hearings.

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