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One year after typhoon “Sendong” struck, Cagayan de Oro City remains prone to catastrophic flooding, a former official of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) warned yesterday.

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Named respondents in the complaint filed by community environment and natural resources officer Severino Llamas with the provincial prosecutor’s office were Mayor Cynthia de la Cruz and her husband, former mayor Nehemias de la Cruz.


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Sea birds in the Tubbataha Reefs National Marine Park need the attention of experts after hundreds of them were discovered dead and dying in the country’s premier diving spot and World Heritage site.


While he noted that the place has "never seen healthier, simply fabulous" reefs and marine life, environmental journalist and sportsman Vic Milan raised alarm over the fate of the sea birds, which he encountered during his Bancaravan sa Kalikasan in North Islet, otherwise known as Bird Islet, in the Tubbataha Reefs.


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Named respondents in the complaint filed by community environment and natural resources officer Severino Llamas with the provincial prosecutor’s office were Mayor Cynthia de la Cruz and her husband, former mayor Nehemias de la Cruz.


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While he noted that the place has "never seen healthier, simply fabulous" reefs and marine life, environmental journalist and sportsman Vic Milan raised alarm over the fate of the sea birds, which he encountered during his Bancaravan sa Kalikasan in North Islet, otherwise known as Bird Islet, in the Tubbataha Reefs.


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A year after ‘Sendong,’ CDO still prone to killer floods

By Jigger Jerusalem | December 19, 2012 - 12:00am

One year after typhoon “Sendong” struck, Cagayan de Oro City remains prone to catastrophic flooding, a former...

Headlines

Mayor, hubby face illegal logging raps

September 27, 2002 - 12:00am

BACOLOD CITY — Illegal logging charges have been filed against the mayor of Don Salvador Bene—dicto town and her husband, along with 17 others, for the cutting of 130,548 cubic meters of naturally grown...

Nation

Tubbataha sea birds are dying

By Katherine Adraneda | September 4, 2002 - 12:00am

Wanted: biologists. Sea birds in the Tubbataha Reefs National Marine Park need the attention of experts after hundreds of them were discovered dead and dying in the country’s premier diving spot and World Heritage...

Nation