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#nationataglance NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION nusae Suspect nabbed for ATM, credit card fraud THE NATIONAL Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Cyber Crime Division has arrested an individual for fraudulent use and illegal production of ATM and credit cards, and is now tracking others involved in the operation. — Vann Marlo M. Villegas, >> See full story on httas:/g00.9//xyg7PL WESTERN VISAYAS: BORACAY, MALAY Boracay coliform level down to 18 from ‘thousands, millions? ENVIRONMENT SECRETARY Roy A. Cimatu reported that the coliform level in Boracay is now at 18.1 most probable number (MPN) per 100 milliliter (m), significantly down from the “thousands or even millions” level prior to the closing of the island in April. “As you may have observed, there has been not only a visible improvement in water quality. Tests done by the EMB (Environmental Management Bureau) revealed thatthe coliform level is now down to 181 MPN per 100 mi,” Mr. Cimatu said ina statement on Tuesday. Coliform is a cass of bacteria found in the environment, including human and animal feces. The standard coliform level is 100 MPN/100 ml. The gov- ernment started a dry run on the island on Oct. 15, 1 days before Boracay of- ficially reopens on Oct. 26. “The point ofthe dry-run isto ensure that every- thing will run smoothly during the soft opening on Oct. 26, We will only see the effects and results of all these interventions on the third day after tourist arrivals” Mr. Cimatu said. He added that only 6 405 tourists per day will be allowed and a ttal of ,000 rooms from accredited hotels will be available for booking during the dry-run. — Reicelene Joy N. Ignacio AV TL Ea ee A team from the Lanao del Sur Electric Coop 5, Inc. (Lasureco) have started going around the most affected areas (MAA) of Marawi City to retrieve steel poles and other materials that can still be used for the reconstruction efforts. Lasureco, ina Post on its official Facebook page, said most of its infrastructure inthe MAA “were gone and had become inoperative” after last year’s five-month heavy fire fight between government troops and local extremist groups allied with the Islamic State. NATIONWIDE ROUND-UP Duterte still ‘open to reconciliation? with Reds, says Panelo PRESIDENT RODRIGO R. Duterte, despite the sus- pended peace talks with the country’s communist ‘groups, is still “open to reconciliation,” according to Presidential Spokesman and Chief Presidential Legal Counsel Salvador S. Panelo. “Definitely the President always — his mind is always open to reconciliation. As he said, hindi pupuwedeng tayong mga Pilipino ang nagpapatayan (it should ‘not be that Filipinos are killing fellow Filipinos),” Mr. Panelo said in a press briefing at the Palace ‘on Tuesday, Oct. 16. He stressed, however, that resuming the peace negotiation is not yet possible at this time as members of the communist panel have failed to abide by agreed terms in previ- ‘ous talks. He said the President feels there is no sincerity on the part of the communist leaders. ‘On the possible destabilization plot in December, Mr, Panelo said, “Most likely. But you know, hindi naman ako magtataka na palaging mayroon (| am ‘not surprised that there is always a) plot, because that is precisely the rationale of the creation of ‘the Communist Party of the Philippines, to oust ‘the present government... Eh 50 years na nilang: pinaplano pero so far nabibigo naman sila (They have been planning in the last 50 years, so far, they have failed).” — Arjay L. Balinbin Panelo defends melee in Go COC filing MALACANANG ON Tuesday defended former special assistant to the President Christopher Lawrence T. Go for violating the Commission on Elections’ (Comelec) ‘four-companion only’ rule when he filed his certificate of candidacy (COC) last Monday, accompanied by President Rodrigo R. Duterte himself and other top administration ‘members. Presidential Spokesman and Chief Presidential Legal Counsel Salvador S. Panelo, in a press briefing at the Palace, initially blamed the Comelec saying it should have “anticipated” such situations. Mr. Panelo then backtracked, “ eh biglang dumating ang Presidente (well, the President suddenly arrived). So I think, you cannot blame any side.” He also denied that Mr. Duterte was “using the government resources” when he escorted his former aide to the Comelec. He said the President, “asa citizen of this country, has the right to endorse and to make a choice Aung sinong tutulungan niya (as to whom he will sup- port).” — Arjay L. Balinbin De Lima asks judge to inhibit from her case THE CAMP of Senator Leila M. De Lima has asked Muntinlupa Regional Trial Court Branch 206 Judge Lorna Navarto-Domingo to inhibit herself from the drug case against the legislator due to her “ma fest bias, partiality and acts of prejudgment”

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