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The barangays, earlier declared "areas of immediate concern," are Ned, Dimlag, Halilan, Upper and Lower Makulan, Lamkadi and Klobi in Lake Sebu town; Lampari, Lam-afus, San Jose and Rang-ay in Banga town; Basag and Maan in T’boli town; and Upper Sepaka in Surallah town. 


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"We have done our homework in solving the illegal drug trade in the province but we admit that it is still a big problem to us," Padac co-chairman Eduardo Siason said. 


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Senior Superintendent Romeo Rufino, provincial police director, said Reynaldo "Boy" Fernandez, 35, a resident of Barangay Libertad in Surallah was shot to death inside the Surallah Central Elementary School on Wednesday afternoon.


Fernandez suffered multiple gunshot wounds in his head, nape and jaw.


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SENIOR SUPERINTENDENT ROMEO RUFINO

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16 S. Cotabato villages under close watch

By Ramil Bajo | May 9, 2004 - 12:00am

KORONADAL CITY — Authorities are closely watching 16 barangays in the four towns of South Cotabato for possible violence that may erupt due to intense political rivalries and armed groups that marred previous...

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Illegal drugs still a major problem in S. Cotabato

By Ramil Bajo | April 12, 2004 - 12:00am

Koronadal City — An official of the provincial anti-drug abuse council (Padac) admitted that the proliferation of illegal drugs, particularly shabu and marijuana, in South Cotabato remains a "top concern"...

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NPA hit men eyed in murder of PDEA agent

By Ramil Bajo | November 8, 2003 - 12:00am

Koronadal City – Hit men of the communist New People’s Army (NPA) are being blamed for the killing of a Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) confidential agent in Surallah town in South Cotabato on...

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