DAVAO CITY ---- A healthy baby girl was delivered in the arms of a police nurse along the national highway here. It was an ordinary morning for Talomo police personnel having their morning run when they noticed a pregnant woman touching her tummy at about 6 o'clock in the morning Tuesday, September 1, while forcing herself to walk away from them. The police personnel … [Read more...] about Mother delivers baby in the arms of Talomo PNP along the national highway
Duterte plans to visit families of Jolo blast victims- Go
DAVAO CITY -- President Rodrigo Duterte is planning to visit the families of the victims of the gruesome August 24 bombings in Jolo, Sulu before going back to Manila. Senator Christopher Lawrence “Bong” Go in an interview Friday said the President wants to personally express his condolences to the bereaved families and visit the soldiers. He however, did not disclose … [Read more...] about Duterte plans to visit families of Jolo blast victims- Go
Task Force Davao tightens city borders
DAVAO CITY -- After the twin bombings in Jolo on Monday, August 24, the Task Force Davao has tightened its borders including the sea, land, and water terminals. "We strengthened our borders and all entry and exit points," says Task Force Davao commander Col. Consolito Yecla in an interview with Newsline.ph, adding that "the three border control areas particularly in … [Read more...] about Task Force Davao tightens city borders
Radyo ni Juan employees dissent sudden closure and dismissal amid COVID-19 crisis
DAVAO CITY—The employees of 94.7 Radyo ni Juan Davao (RNJ) has expressed dissent to the sudden company closure and their dismissal from work by their employer, Infomedia Resources Management (INFORM) Inc., at the height of the COVID19 outbreak. Station's News Director Efren Armilla said in a statement, the group called the closure as bogus with an insufficient … [Read more...] about Radyo ni Juan employees dissent sudden closure and dismissal amid COVID-19 crisis
Residents expect more with Davao de Oro
DAVAO CITY -- When residents cast their votes in a plebiscite to rename their province to Davao de Oro last Friday December 7, they expect more as the new name carries the a Davao brand. Elsa Banayon, 64, said "Kay Davao de Oro na, mas nindot na kay taga Davao man ang President, mas daghan na siguro ug grasya (Because it is now Davao de Oro, it should be more beautiful … [Read more...] about Residents expect more with Davao de Oro
