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Alberto Obedoza, land management survey division chief of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) here, said the results of their latest survey could spell at least 20 percent decrease in the IRAs of the 91 towns and the cities of Santiago and Cauayan, both in Isabela.


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Superintendent Rodrigo de Gracia, Cagayan police director, told The STAR that the cocaine, contained in a water-proof plastic pouch, was seen floating in the waters off Barangay Linao East by a fisherman whose identity was withheld. 


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The Chinese fishermen, now detained at the Veterans Anchorage in Aparri, Cagayan, are facing charges of falsification of public documents and forgery for allegedly carrying fake working permits and fake boat registration papers.


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