+ Follow MT. MAYAPAY Tag
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[Title] => Lawmakers fast-track conversion of timberlands to residential areas
[Summary] => With residential lands in many areas in Surigao City still classified as timberlands, therefore not qualified for titling, Surigao del Norte second district Rep. Guillermo Romarate, Jr. vowed to fast-track the bill filed before Congress to convert timberlands into alienable and disposable lands.
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[Title] => Disaster looms at Mt. Mayapay
[Summary] => BUTUAN CITY — Mt. Mayapay, which towers over this city and nearby towns of Agusan del Norte, is another disaster area in the making due to the destructive practices of local folk, environmentalists and geologists warned.
Underscoring this warning were the findings of geomorphologist Ruben Javelosa, the Calo-Lasam Environment Associates and other geologists whom the government had commissioned to conduct an ecological study of Mt. Mayapay.
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[Title] => Bloodshed looms over land dispute in Caraga’s Mt. Mayapay
[Summary] => BUTUAN CITY — Various tribes of indigenous people in the Caraga Region who are claiming that majority of the lands in the more than 7,000-hectare Mt. Mayapay belong to their ancestral domain warned of bloodshed if disputes over land ownership in the area remain unsolved.
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[Title] => Rebel plan to bomb transmitters foiled
[Summary] => CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY — Soldiers belonging to the Mayapay Patrol base of the 4th Infantry "Diamond" Division in Butuan City foiled last Sunday a plan by the New People’s Army (NPA) to sabotage a number of telecommunication transmitters in the province.
But one soldier and one rebel were wounded in the skirmish.
Major General Cristolito Balaoing, commanding general of the 4th ID, said his troops encountered an undetermined number of armed communist terrorists in Barangay Olave, Buenavista, Agusan del Norte at around 6:30 a.m. Sunday.
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[Title] => 57 bishops ‘adopt’ Caraga mountain
[Summary] => BUTUAN CITY — Some 57 bishops of different religious denominations throughout the country will launch the "Adopt a Mountain, Adopt-a-Bay" Program of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources with Secretary Heherson Alvarez in this city on Sept. 19.
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MT. MAYAPAY
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Underscoring this warning were the findings of geomorphologist Ruben Javelosa, the Calo-Lasam Environment Associates and other geologists whom the government had commissioned to conduct an ecological study of Mt. Mayapay.
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But one soldier and one rebel were wounded in the skirmish.
Major General Cristolito Balaoing, commanding general of the 4th ID, said his troops encountered an undetermined number of armed communist terrorists in Barangay Olave, Buenavista, Agusan del Norte at around 6:30 a.m. Sunday.
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[Summary] => BUTUAN CITY — Some 57 bishops of different religious denominations throughout the country will launch the "Adopt a Mountain, Adopt-a-Bay" Program of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources with Secretary Heherson Alvarez in this city on Sept. 19.
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