| City Councilors Pilar Braga and Samuel Bangoy, together with Dr. Howard Sobel of World Health Organization, cut the ceremonial ribbon in the first bus to have a breastfeeding seat, in celebration of the Breastfeeding Week. The bus is one of the 50 buses owned and operated by Davao Metro Shuttle. (Sun.Star Davao/Toto Lozano) |
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THE operator of the Dims Quarry at sitio Mahayahay in Barangay Langub, Ma-a, where a landslide killed three people and injured a teenage boy, was holding an expired permit to quarry from the City Environment and Natural Resources Office (Cenro).
It was also reported that an application for renewal was still pending at the Cenro before the landslide around 1:45 p.m. last Monday, which buried Edgar Selana, 49, and Nelson Tagalog, 20, both quarry laborers and residents of Riverview Village in Bacaca, Davao City.
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