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2 NPA ‘members’ jailed for
possessing explosives

BY JUANCHO GALLARDE

Two suspected members of the New People’s Army, live-in partners Pedro Banga Lumantas and Lita Pador Mahilum, were committed yesterday to the Negros Oriental Detention and Rehabilitation Center for alleged violation of RA 8294.

The warrant of arrest against them for illegal possession of explosives was issued by Regional Trial Court Branch 32 Judge Roderick Maxino.

The hand grenades were confiscated during their arrest by military and police authorities on July 27 at the Sibulan town wharf.

Guv, solon to attend iTax
forum in Germany

BY JUANCHO GALLARDE

Gov. Emilio Macias II and Rep. George Arnaiz (Neg. Or., 2nd District) will meet with officials of the Federal Government of Germany on Sept. 17-19 in Berlin, Germany, and attend a forum on Integrated Taxation, or the iTax system.

The invitation for the forum was made through the German Agency for Technical Cooperation. The  iTax project was accepted by the province during the term of Arnaiz, as governor.

With Macias and Arnaiz is Ernst-Dieter Fuchs of the GTZ Decentralization Program team, who is presently providing technical assistance to Negros Oriental in the implementation of iTAX.

‘Voltage dip causing
unstable power supply’

BY JUANCHO GALLARDE

The Negros Oriental II Electric Cooperative is also complaining about the so-called voltage dip and voltage surge being experienced by its consumers from Pamplona to Basay towns.

General manager Ephraim Taclob of NORECO 2 yesterday said they are receiving complaints about this problem from several businessmen in Dumaguete City.

He added that the voltage dip is experienced during peak hours from 5 to 8 p.m. The unstable power supply can be traced to heavy fault and vegetation problem, as well as the low voltage supply from Transco, he said.

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