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KARAPATAN SAYS
6 Guihulngan residents
taken by army troopers

Karapatan issued a statement yesterday saying that six residents of Barangay Linantuyan, Guihulngan City, Negros Oriental were taken by troopers of the 11th Infantry Battalion of the Philippine yesterday morning and they have not returned since,.

The missing persons were identified as couple Pio and Magdalena Mata, Gerano Perolino, a certain Regie, all of Sitio Taklungan, and couple David and Elizabeth Bahenteng of Sitio Kaningag, in Guihulngan.

Karapatan said in the statement that troopers camped in the barangay hall of Linantuyan under Lt. Joseph Buencamino were pointed to as the ones who abducted the residents, and brought them to army company headquarters at Mckinley, in Guihulngan.

Bais reveals tourism plan
BY MARICAR ARANAS

A plan to develop the white sand beaches in Luka and the sand bar in Manjuyod, Bais City, Negros Oriental, was revealed by Mayor Hector Villanueva Wednesday.

Villanueva said these white sand beaches will soon become touristdestinations, particularly the whitesandbeachnear Luka wharf, which is drawing tourist for its clean and clear water.

The area will be transformed into a world-class tourist site but the design will not destroy the natural beauty of the place. More mangroves will be planted, he added.

Coast guard returns Argo float
BY MARICAR ARANAS

An ocean scientific equipment owned by the Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology and recovered by the Philippine Coastguard in Negros Oriental was turned over yesterday to a representative  of  the  Japanese   government.

The equipment was identified  as an Argo  float used  to measure  the  temperature  and  salinity of  the  ocean in line  with  the  study  of  Argo Information Center on the  effects  of  global warming.

The AIC based  in France spearheads  the  oceanographic  study also supported  by  the  United  Nations –World Climate Research Program  and  the  World Meteorological Organization.

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