TODAYS TOP NEWS FRIDAY DECEMBER 11, 2009
Dec 11th, 2009 by headlines
*THE POLICE AND THE COMELEC WILL CHECK CANDIDATES AND HIGH RISK AREAS IN THE PROVINCE WHICH ARE CONSIDERED HOTLY CONTESTED BEFORE DECLARING “AREAS OF CONCERN” OR ELECTION HOT SPOTS
*THE PROVINCIAL COMELEC WILL NOT INTERVENE ON THE REINSTATEMENT OF THE LAKAS PARTY NOMINATION OF GOV. AUMENTADO, AS THIS IS AN INTERNAL MATTER OF THE PARTY
*MEANWHILE, TRININAD MAYOR JUDITH CAJES IS STILL IN CONSULTATIONS ON HER NEXT MOVE AFTER LAKAS REVOKED HER NOMINATION IN FAVOR OF GOV. ERICO AUMENTADO AS CONGRESS BET IN THE SECOND DISTRICT
*CITY ENGINEER’S OFFICE HOPES THE 2010 CITY BUDGET WILL ALLOCATE MORE FOR ROAD REPAIRS AND ESTABLISHING EFFICIENT DRAINAGE SYSTEM
*THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT WILL ALLOCATE P175 MILLION IN 2010 FOR HEALTH SERVICES INCLUDING THE 10 PROVINCIAL AND DISTRICT HOSPITALS
*THE DTI AND THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT WILL LAUNCH TODAY THE BOHOL BUSINESS ONE STOP SHOP, WHICH AIMS TO MAKE BOHOL MORE BUSINESS-FRIENDLY
*23 CASES OF HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS HAVE BEEN RECORDED THIS YEAR, ACCORDING TO THE COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS
*POLICE FILED MURDER CHARGES AGAINST THE OWNER OF HONEYBEE BUILDING
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