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Dumaguete City, Philippines Tuesday, October 10, 2006
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15-year-old NPA fighter captured
Driver shot dead, backrider wounded
Rally for peace draws support
Tanjay mayor amenable to cluster for proposed landfill with 2 towns
2 women held up
Teves to lobby meal program in Congress

15-year-old NPA
fighter captured
BY JUANCHO GALLARDE AND GILBERT P. BAYORAN

The recruitment of minors by the New People's Army was proven by the recent arrest of a 15-year-old boy in Brgy. Casala-an, Santa Catalina, Oriental Negros, the military said.

Lt. Col. Norman Flores, 61st Infantry Battalion commander, yesterday said the minor, whose name is being withheld by the DAILY STAR, is a resident of Daang Lungsod, Santa Catalina and was on a foraging mission, when intercepted by barangay tanods on Oct. 6.

Flores said the boy confessed to being a member of the Larangan Gerilya 5 platoon 2 operating in the hinterland areas of Santa Catalina and neighboring areas in southern Negros.

Driver shot dead,
backrider wounded

BY JUANCHO GALLARDE

Three days after the indignation walk against all criminality and in protest against the murder of a nursing student of Silliman University, another killing took place yesterday at Perdices Street, in front of a beauty parlor in Calindagan, Dumaguete City.

Shot and killed by still unknown suspects was Eduardo Banales, married and of legal age, of Fisheries in Barangay Canday-ong, Calindagan, who was staying at the Ang Tay building near the old bridge.

Also wounded was his backrider, Fernando Enumerabellon, 29, of Purok Mutya, Canday-ong, Dumaguete.

Rally for peace draws support
BY JUANCHO GALLARDE

Residents of Dumaguete City and Oriental Negros lauded the rally for peace and indignation walk against criminalities held Friday evening in the city.

Vice Gov. Jose Petit Baldado said it is about time concern against crimes is dramatized to open the eyes of both government and the community.

Baldado said the blame is always placed on the police, but he stressed the need to look for solutions.

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