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Dumaguete City, PhilippinesTuesday, March 25, 2008
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Vis-Min summit to
address water shortage

BY MARICAR ARANAS

Water and Sanitation Program Director Ulrike Lipkow of  the  German  Technical Cooperation said yesterday that the  concern  over water  and  sanitation is very diverse  because  it involves  the   health, environment  and  infrastructure of local government units in the country.

The  GTZ  is providing  technical  assistance  to the water  sanitation  program  in Negros Oriental, and also helping in the Visayas-Mindanao  Water  Sanitation  Summit set April 1-3, at  Bethel  Guesthouse, in Dumaguete  City.

Lipkow said they hope to draw the interest of local government units to water sanitation because of the scarcity  of  supply  which is  now  felt  in  some  areas  in  the Philippines.

Anti-trafficking court
proposed in province

PIACAT TO PUT UP TRUST FUND, TOO

BY MARICAR ARANAS

The Provincial Inter-Agency Committee Against Trafficking passed a resolution, to request the Executive Judge in the Province to assign a specific court for the expeditious issuance of search warrants for cases involving trafficking in persons, approved the plan to form a Municipal Inter-Agency Committee Against Trafficking, and a trust fund for law enforcers handling cases involving trafficking in persons.

These were taken up during their first quarter meeting Wednesday at the Sangguniang Session Hall of Negros Oriental.

The PIACAT aired concerns over their difficulties in acquiring search warrants and in the handling of victims during the prosecution of cases.

Army commander
calls on school heads

BY MARICAR ARANAS

Colonel Cesar Yano, head of the newly arrived 302nd Infantry Brigade of the Philippine Army, yesterday called on the presidents of the four universities in Dumaguete City.

At Silliman University, Dr. Ben Malayang discussed his efforts to instill love of country among the students, and offered the military officers a negotiated arrangement for them to avail of master’s degree courses.

The Silliman ROTC cadets were the first to be integrated into the United States Armed Forces in the Far East or the USAFFE during the Second World War.

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