Patay ang isang 40 anyos na pulis matapos tambangan sa Laguna nitong Miyerkoles. Kinilala ang biktima na si Staff Sgt. Dante Anavieza, intelligence operative ng Paete Municipal Police station at residente ng Pagsanjan. Ayon kay Police Col. Eleazar Mata, direktor ng Laguna Provicial Police, nagmamaneho si Anavieza ng kaniyang motorsiklo sa national road ng Barangay Longos sa Kalayaan nang biglang tabihan ng riding in tandem at pinagbabaril. Patuloy na iniimbestigahan ng pulisya ang motibo sa pamamaslang. -- Ulat ni Zhander Cayabyab, ABS-CBN News Bisitahin ang Patrol.PH para sa iba pang mga balita. … [Read more...] about Pulis patay sa ambush sa Laguna
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ALAMIN: Mga apektadong lugar ng water interruption mula Hunyo 22
Nag-abiso ang Maynilad na magkakaroon ng bagong schedule sa mga water service interruption simula Hunyo 22. Paliwanag ng Maynilad na ibinaba ng National Water Resources Board ang alokasyon ng tubig mula Angat Dam para sa Maynilad. Narito ang listahan ng mga apektadong lugar, base sa anunsiyo ng Maynilad nitong Biyernes. QUEZON CITY Walang tubig 4 p.m. hanggang 10 p.m. Apolonio Samson (Kaingin corner Toctocan) Walang tubig 6 a.m. hanggang 10 p.m. Apolonio Samson, Baesa, Bahay Toro, Balingasa, Balong Bato, Bungad, Damayan, Del Monte, Katipunan, Mariblo, Paltok, Paraiso, San Antonio, Sangandaan, Sauyo, Talipapa, Tandang Sora, Unang Sigaw, Veterans Village • Walang tubig 4 p.m. hanggang 6 a.m. susunod na araw Apolonio Samson, Bagbag (Rolling Meadows III, Baluyot Compound and Pascualler), Balingasa, Damar, Don Manuel Quezon, Doña Aurora Quezon, Doña Imelda Marcos, Doña Josefa Marcos, Greater Fairview, Gulod … [Read more...] about ALAMIN: Mga apektadong lugar ng water interruption mula Hunyo 22
Possession key for Cameroon clash, says New Zealand’s Longo
Sport New Zealand's slim hopes of making it to the knockout rounds of the women's World Cup for the first time will depend on denying Cameroon possession in their last Group E game in Montpellier on Thursday, midfielder Annalie Longo has said. 19 Jun 2019 02:20PM Bookmark REUTERS: New Zealand's slim hopes of making it to the knockout rounds of the women's World Cup for the first time will depend on denying Cameroon possession in their last Group E game in Montpellier on Thursday, midfielder Annalie Longo has said.The 'Football Ferns' are bottom of the group and need a hefty victory against the world's 46th ranked side to have any hope of advancing to the last 16 as one of the four best third-placed sides.Tom Sermanni's team were beaten 1-0 by the Netherlands and 2-0 by Canada in their two matches so far, with the New Zealanders constantly on the back foot and chasing the ball.Even in rare periods of possession they were pressed high up the pitch by Canada and saw their … [Read more...] about Possession key for Cameroon clash, says New Zealand’s Longo
Opening of classes peaceful – NCRPO
Opening of classes peaceful – NCRPO Non Alquitran (The Philippine Star) - June 4, 2019 - 12:00am MANILA, Philippines — The opening of classes in Metro Manila yesterday was peaceful, according to the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO). At least 7,153 police officers were deployed for the start of the school year, said NCRPO chief Maj. Gen. Guillermo Eleazar. Of this figure, around 2,000 were directed to man police assistance desks in the vicinity of public schools. There are at least 1,230 public, and private schools and college and universities in Metro Manila. “Our tactical operations center at the NCRPO received no untoward incidents as of 5 p.m. The opening of classes in Metro Manila is orderly and very peaceful,” Eleazar said in an interview. In Quezon City, the first day of classes for its 460,000 students went well despite a 1,000-classroom shortage, officials said. Assistant … [Read more...] about Opening of classes peaceful – NCRPO
PNP: At least 300 suspected vote buyers arrested
MANILA, Philippines — Despite stern warnings from the authorities, incidents of vote buying remained rampant on election day with more than 300 persons nationwide arrested so far. Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Gen. Oscar Albayalde said 302 people were accosted in 120 incidents of vote buying, based on their latest report. Last Sunday, the PNP recorded 22 incidents where 155 suspected vote buyers and sellers were arrested, an increase of 98 and 147, respectively. Albayalde said the increase is expected, as supporters of candidates want to woo voters up to the last voting hour on election day. There are also politicians who will only pay after the people have voted, Albayalde said at a news briefing in Camp Crame in Quezon City. Albayalde added that the increase could be attributed to their aggressive information campaign, which urged the public to report cases of vote buying. “Persons report vote buying. Before it was tolerated,” he said in English and … [Read more...] about PNP: At least 300 suspected vote buyers arrested