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| Dumaguete City, Philippines | Wednesday, July 11, 2007 |
| Negros Oriental |
 'Cops
maul detainee to death in Bindoy'DAR
turns over infra projectsMOA
with AFP to benefit schools Water
connections cut off in Bacong
|
'Cops
maul detainee
to death in Bindoy'
BY JUANCHO GALLARDE AND
MARICAR ARANAS
Five policemen assigned to the police station in Bindoy, Oriental Negros, are being recommended for temporary transfer to the provincial police office at Camp Fernandez in Agan-an, Sibulan, pending investigation on the death of a detained theft suspect. Insp. Domeniciano Distrito Jr., lead investigating officer of the NORPPO, was set to submit his recommendation to acting provincial police director Supt. Juanito Condes yesterday.
The four cops earlier linked to the death of Danilo Dicon, 48, a widower and resident of Bulod, Bindoy, by shoving him into the sea were identified as PO1s Wenzel Torres, John Ray Vailoces and Rey Amaro and PO2 Darwin Anhao.
Distrito identified a fifth suspect, SPO1 Roberto
Absin. Provincial Police Director Sr. Supt. Melvin Ramon Buenafe, who is now on
leave, told the DAILY STAR the investigation report will provide basis for the
possible filing of criminal and/or administrative charges against the policemen.
| DAR turns over infra projects The Department of Agrarian Reform-Siquijor turned over eight infra projects covering five municipalities, recently, a DAR press release said. These projects
are repair or rehabilitation of the Pili-Canghunog-hunog farm-to-market road costing
P2.06 million; repair/rehabilitation of Timbaon-Cangmonag Road with box culvert
- P753,373; repair of Licoan-Bogo farm-to-market road -- P1 million; concreting
of Lotloton Communal Irrigation System Lined Canal - P300,000; rehabilitation
of Capalasanan 3-classroom elementary school building - P215,000; repair of Licoan
H.E. Building - P151,000; repair of Catulayan 2-classroom elementary school building
- P351,000; repair of Cang-asa 2-classroom elementary school building - P658,430;
and rehabilitation of Banban 2-classroom elementary school building - P666,667.
|
| MOA with AFP to benefit schools The Armed Forces of the Philippines entered into a Memorandum of Agreement with various universities and colleges in Oriental Negros for the implementation of the AFP Educational Benefit System Friday, at the Bethel Guest House Hotel, Dumaguete City. The accredited schools are Colegio de Santa Catalina de Alexandria, Foundation University, Negros Oriental State University, Silliman University, St. Paul University and Villaflores College in Tanjay City. Lt. Col. Rizaldo Limoso, chief
and general manager of the AFP- Educational Benefit System, said the program is
intended for the orphaned children of soldiers who died during operations. He
added that the program also aims to provide educational benefits and assistance
to enhance the morale and welfare of military personnel and their dependents,
and bridge the educational opportunity gaps. |
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