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Silay 'drug pusher'
serves life sentence
BY
GILBERT BAYORAN
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A Silay-based drug pusher is now serving his sentence of life imprisonment at the National Penitentiary in Muntinlupa, after he was found guilty beyond reasonable doubt for having in his possession of 2.53 grams of marijuana, police said.

Alberto Premaylon who was charged for violation of Sections 5 and 11 of the Republic Act 9165, or the Comprehensive Drug Act of 2002, was also meted an additional imprisonment of 14 years, aside from the life sentence, by Silay Regional Trial Court Judge Felipe Banzon.

Premaylon was arrested by a team of policemen led by SPO1 Dante Victor Escorpion during a buy-bust operation at Purok Kalubihan, Brgy. Rizal, Silay City, on May 3 last year. moremoremore

DOH investigates
scam at CLMMRH

BY CARLA GOMEZ

The Department of Health is investigating accusations of irregularities at the Corazon Locsin Montelibano Memorial Regional Hospital by its officials, Assistant Secretary David Lozada, DOH Integrity Development Committee head, said yesterday.

Lozada said he has instructed the Regional IDC to gather documents related to the accusations being hurled. He added that he will visit the hospital himself soon.

So far it appears that the accusations have only been made in the media, since no formal complaints have been filed, he said. Dr. Benito Bionat, CLMMRH chief of clinics and chairman of the hospital's Financial Planning and Management Monitoring Committee, and Brian Baylon, chief administrative officer, have questioned the amount and the alleged irregular purchase of oxygen at the CLMMRH. moremoremore

Start review of CARP now,
church urges government

BY NIDA BUENAFE

The Social Action Center of the Bacolod Diocese called on the government to start initiating moves for the review of the Comprehensive Reform Program before it considers the appeal from various sectors for its extension or abolition.

Fr. Aniceto Buenafe, DSAC director, said a review of the CARP should be given priority to evaluate its effectiveness and pave the way for a doable and conflict-free land reform program. The church he said wants CARP to be continued beyond 2008.

The provincial government is also commissioning a survey on CARP to determine if beneficiaries are still tilling the land given to them.moremoremore


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