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[Title] => NPAs kill Agusan Sur police chief, deputy
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CAMP RAFAEL RODRIGUEZ, Butuan City — The acting police chief of San Luis, Agusan del Sur and one of his men were killed in an ambush by communist rebels yesterday afternoon.
Chief Superintendent Antonio Dator Nanas, Caraga police director, identified the fatalities as SPO2 Espiridion Palma, 31, and his acting deputy, Inspector Enrico Bravo Bamba.
Nanas said Palma and his men, together with members of the Army’s 402nd IB, were in a convoy of motorcycles en route to the San Luis town hall when they were ambushed. — Ben Serrano
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[Title] => Rebels ambush 58th IB
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CAMP RAFAEL RODRIGUEZ, Butuan City — At least four were killed, one missing and two others wounded in an ambush staged by young warriors of the New People’s Army against soldiers of the 58th IB boarding a 6x6 Army truck yesterday morning along a national highway near the boundary of Marihatag and Cagwait towns in sitio Tagbilibid, Barangay Mararag, Marihatag, Surigao del Sur.
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[Title] => NCIP Caraga head dies in accident
[Summary] => BUTUAN CITY — The 63-year-old Caraga director of the National Commission on Indigenous People (NCIP) died Wednesday night after he accidentally fell into a culvert being constructed near a bridge along the national highway here.
Chief Superintendent Antonio Dator Nanas, Caraga police director, said NCIP regional director Domingo Pareja, who was set to retire soon, had stepped on the cover of the culvert thinking it was concrete.
The private contractor reportedly failed to install danger signs at the site.
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[Title] => Kidnap gang leader nabbed in Caraga
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BUTUAN CITY — One of the kidnap-for-ransom gang leaders based in Bulacan, who is listed as the country’s most wanted, was arrested by joint intelligence operatives of the Caraga police, the Philippine Army and the Presidential Anti-Crime Emergency Response (PACER) yesterday at Purok 6, Barangay Tagoyango, Sibagat, Agusan del Sur.
Caraga Police regional director Chief Superintendent Antonio Dator Nanas, identified the gang leader as Alvin Tura, who carries a P500,000 bounty on his head.
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[Title] => 8 hurt in anti-mining dispersal in Agusan
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TUBAY, Agusan del Norte — Eight people were hurt in the dispersal of an anti-mining protest rally held yesterday in Barangay La Fraternidad here.
Armed with water cannons owned by the firetruck of the municipality of Cabadbaran, Agusan del Norte, Agusan del Norte police provincial director Celso Pagaragan and Tubay town acting police chief Benny Esparagoza headed the dispersal team.
The order to disperse nearly 200 anti-mining protesters allegedly came from Agusan del Norte Gov. Erlpe John Amante and Tubay Mayor Fidel Garcia Jr.
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CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT ANTONIO DATOR NANAS
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CAMP RAFAEL RODRIGUEZ, Butuan City — The acting police chief of San Luis, Agusan del Sur and one of his men were killed in an ambush by communist rebels yesterday afternoon.
Chief Superintendent Antonio Dator Nanas, Caraga police director, identified the fatalities as SPO2 Espiridion Palma, 31, and his acting deputy, Inspector Enrico Bravo Bamba.
Nanas said Palma and his men, together with members of the Army’s 402nd IB, were in a convoy of motorcycles en route to the San Luis town hall when they were ambushed. — Ben Serrano
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CAMP RAFAEL RODRIGUEZ, Butuan City — At least four were killed, one missing and two others wounded in an ambush staged by young warriors of the New People’s Army against soldiers of the 58th IB boarding a 6x6 Army truck yesterday morning along a national highway near the boundary of Marihatag and Cagwait towns in sitio Tagbilibid, Barangay Mararag, Marihatag, Surigao del Sur.
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[Summary] => BUTUAN CITY — The 63-year-old Caraga director of the National Commission on Indigenous People (NCIP) died Wednesday night after he accidentally fell into a culvert being constructed near a bridge along the national highway here.
Chief Superintendent Antonio Dator Nanas, Caraga police director, said NCIP regional director Domingo Pareja, who was set to retire soon, had stepped on the cover of the culvert thinking it was concrete.
The private contractor reportedly failed to install danger signs at the site.
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BUTUAN CITY — One of the kidnap-for-ransom gang leaders based in Bulacan, who is listed as the country’s most wanted, was arrested by joint intelligence operatives of the Caraga police, the Philippine Army and the Presidential Anti-Crime Emergency Response (PACER) yesterday at Purok 6, Barangay Tagoyango, Sibagat, Agusan del Sur.
Caraga Police regional director Chief Superintendent Antonio Dator Nanas, identified the gang leader as Alvin Tura, who carries a P500,000 bounty on his head.
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TUBAY, Agusan del Norte — Eight people were hurt in the dispersal of an anti-mining protest rally held yesterday in Barangay La Fraternidad here.
Armed with water cannons owned by the firetruck of the municipality of Cabadbaran, Agusan del Norte, Agusan del Norte police provincial director Celso Pagaragan and Tubay town acting police chief Benny Esparagoza headed the dispersal team.
The order to disperse nearly 200 anti-mining protesters allegedly came from Agusan del Norte Gov. Erlpe John Amante and Tubay Mayor Fidel Garcia Jr.
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