Tuesday May, 21 2024 06:14:13 AM

Local News

UCCP pastor shot dead in Antipas, North Cotabato

KIDAPAWAN CITY - Dead on the spot ang isang pastor matapos na pagbabarilin ng di pa kilalang mga suspek sa Purok 5, Barangay Magsaysay, Antipas North Cotabato alas 7:15 kanina.

Kinilala ang nasawi na si Ernesto Javier Estrella, 51 years old, may asawa, Pastor ng UCCP Antipas at residente ng Purok 6, Barangay Malatab ng bayan.

Category: 

Cops arrest lady teacher for alleged child abuse

KIDAPAWAN CITY  – Police arrested in Mlang, North Cotabato a lady public school teacher wanted by law for violating Republic Act 7610 or an act against child abuse and exploitation.

Citing report from Mlang Municipal Police Office, Colonel Maximo Layugan, North Cotabato police provincial director, identified the teacher as Gerlie Lumbay Villagonzalo, 38, a resident of Purok 1, Barnagay Calunasan, Mlang, North Cotabato.

Category: 

Kidapawan fire triggers shut down of Telco internet services

KIDAPAWAN CITY -- The fire that hit a residential home along Quezon Boulevard here MOnday night triggered about 20 hour service interruption of interner services in parts of North Cotabato, Lanao del Sur, Maguindanao and parts of Sultan Kudarat, the Philippine Long Distasnce Telephpne (PLDT) announced today. 

The PLDT said these areas experienced degradation or loss of internet, data, voice, and SMS services "after a fire in Kidapawan City caused a break in our fiber optic transmission cables serving the said areas."

Category: 

Fire hits Kidapawan City home

KIDAPAWAN CITY - A fire of still unknown origin razed to the ground an ancestral home along Quezon Boulevarad here, particularly near Nuangan River Monday night.

The Cotabato Electric Cooperative (Cotelco) had to shut down Feeder 44 that cuts power mostly in the city center to prevent the 7 p.m. fire from spreading.

Arson investigation continues.

Category: 

Catamco wants all drug rings in North Cotabato neutralized

NORTH COTABATO --- The provincial government on Monday urged authorities to stop the narcotics trade in North Cotabato that topped in arrests of traffickers from among Region 12 provinces in recent months.

No fewer than 10 of the shabu dealers arrested in the past two years in North Cotabato, covering 17 towns and more than 40 barangays in its capital, Kidapawan City, have links with the outlawed Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters and reportedly even shared earnings to the group.

Category: 

PRO-BARMM chief inaugurates playground for pupils  inside camp

COTABATO CITY  – The Police Regional Office in in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (PRO-BARMM) strongly believed education is the best instrument for human and community development.

It is the only police regional office that operates and maintains a kindergarten school inside its camp.

On Sunday, Police Brig. Gen. Marni Marcos Jr, police director for PRO-BARMM, led the blessing and inauguration of newly constructed PRO-BARMM kindergarten playground.

Category: 

Thousands in North Cotabato lose jobs due to lottery shutdown

NORTH COTABATO --- No fewer than 8,000 people in this province and its capital, Kidapawan City, became jobless with Saturday’s shutdown of lottery outlets as ordered by Malacañang.

President Rodrigo Duterte ordered the crackdown late Friday, citing as reasons corruption, mishandling of lottery revenues and other anomalies.

Station dxND in Kidapawan City said on Facebook that some 8,000 people working for Lotto and Small Town Lottery outlets have been rendered jobless by the police’s enforcement of Duterte’s order.

Category: 

Barangays Tamonta in Cotabato City to experience power outages

COTABATO CITY - The Cotabato Light and Power Company has scheduled a power service interruption for some areas in Barangays Tamontaka 1 to 5 on Saturday, July 27 from 8 a.m. to 12 noon.

Category: 

Catamco vows intensified drive vs. illegal drugs, users

KIDAPAWAN CITY  – North Cotabato Gov. Nancy Catamco today vowed to intensify drive against illegal drugs and the personalities behind it in the province.

She issued the statement after being told by officials of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA), led by Director Naravy Duquiatan, that North Cotabato was the leading province in the region to have highest number of suspected drug users and with most seized illegal drugs.

Duquiatan did not give statistics, though.

“Illegal drugs have no place in North Cotabato province,” Catamco stressed.

Category: 

Ooh...large portion of South Cotabato to experience day long brownout

KORONADAL CITY - Scheduled power interruption affecting the ENTIRE SOCOTECO-I Coverage Area on July 27, 2019 (Saturday) 8:00AM-5:00PM.

Purpose: Interconnection of the newly constructed 69 kV Sub transmission Line (Double Circuit), line clearing, pole replacement & PMS.

Socoteco said outage time may change without prior notice "but we will exert all efforts to restore power as soon as possible."

Category: 

Pages

Subscribe to RSS - Local News

Groups, BARMM officials condemn Cotabato City chapel bombing

COTABATO CITY - Various sectors condemned Sunday’s grenade attack on a small Catholic chapel in a residential area here that hurt two worshipers and...

2 drug peddlers nabbed, over P1-M shabu seized in Pikit anti-drug ops

GEN. SANTOS CITY  – Anti-illegal drug entrapment operation in Barangay Ladtingan, Pikit, North Cotabato on May 19, 2024, led to the arrest of...

MNLF’s political bloc urges members to stay off hostile politics

COTABATO CITY - The political party of the Moro National Liberation Front on Saturday reminded its more than 90,000 duly registered members to avoid...

Granada na pinaglaruan ng isang binatilyo, na recover ng PNP sa Bansalan, Davao Sur

KIDAPAWAN CITY - Nakaligtas sa tiyak na kamatayan ang isang 14 na taong gulang na binatilyo matapos na marecover mula sa kanya ng pulis ang isang...

Cardinal Quevedo's statement of condemnation on Cotabato chapel bombing

As a member of the BARMM Council of Leaders representing the Christian Settler Communities and as Catholic Cardinal, I condemn in the strongest terms...