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6 more poll hotspots in Cagayan identified

Raymund Catindig, Charlie Lagasca - The Philippine Star
December 2, 2012 | 12:00am

BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya, Philippines  – Police authorities in Cagayan Valley have identified six more election hotspots in Cagayan province.

Tagged as areas of concern in next year’s elections were the towns of Buguey, Lasam, Rizal, Santa Ana and Solana, and Tuguegarao City, the province’s capital.

Earlier, Senior Superintendent Gregorio Lim, Cagayan police director, had also identified the towns of Tuao and Baggao as historically being considered as election hotspots.

“We are especially monitoring the traditional hotspots like Tuao and Buguey, and to another extent the towns of Rizal and Baggao because of the known presence of the New People’s Army,” he said.

BUGUEY

CAGAYAN VALLEY

LASAM

NEW PEOPLE

NUEVA VIZCAYA

RIZAL AND BAGGAO

SANTA ANA AND SOLANA

SENIOR SUPERINTENDENT GREGORIO LIM

TUAO AND BAGGAO

TUAO AND BUGUEY

TUGUEGARAO CITY
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