Cut sewer
lines - DENR
The row
on what's finally to be done on the controversial drainage problem in the city
seems to find the ultimate move to protect the environment, both inland and the
seawaters off Tagbilaran City Port, declared "tourist port in the country."
Nestor
Canda, newly designated CENRO of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources
(DENR) categorically declared that the agency will not clear the opening of the
exit fall of the new drainage system if the sewerage connections of some 30 establishments
along Carlos P. Garcia Avenue will not be disconnected.
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| UNDER THREAT. The
dolphins in Pamilacan island were nowhere to be found last Monday to Wednesday
after massive commercial fishing stirred the area driving away the marine mammals
to as far as to the coastal barangay of Bingag, Dauis town which is on the other
side of Panglao island. | Just
Before Deadline.....
Fuel
prices up
by P1.50 a liter
MANILA.
As the weak dollar continued to pull oil prices up in the world market, local
oil firms passed the burden on to consumers by jacking up gasoline, diesel and
kerosene prices by P1.50 a liter yet again.
Pilipinas
Shell Petroleum Corp. raised prices at 12:01 a.m. yesterday, followed by Petron
Corp., Chevron Philippines Inc., Total (Philippines) Corp., Seaoil Philippines
Inc. and Eastern Petroleum Corp. at 6 a.m.
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SPORTS
Guv Cup c'ship set
tom'row in Dao
The
championship round of the Dao Commercial/inter-Purok Basketball League opens tomorrow
with the start of the best-of-three series between the University of Bohol Flying
Lemures and Philippine Maritime Institute at the Dao hardcourt, this city.
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