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Isabela disaster council prepares for tropical depression ‘Juaning’s’ entry

• Source: http://www.pia.gov.ph/?m=1&t=1&id=45447
• by: Merlito G. Edale, Jr.
• July 26,2011-www.abs-cbnnews.com

CAUAYAN CITY, Isabela- The Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (PDRRMC) chaired by Governor Faustino G. Dy III is now preparing for the possible effects of tropical depression Juaning which is expected to affect the province in the next few hours.

Although Dy is still recuperating from an operation, he is closely monitoring the entry of Juaning in the province, according to PDRRMC office head Edmund .

Dy has urged the PDRRMC to be vigilant to avoid damages on lives and properties that Juaning may bring.

PDRRMC office head Edmund Guzman, said that Juaning may bring moderate to heavy rains in the province and is now placed under storm signal number 1 by the Philippine Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA).

Last night, moderate rains dampened the soils of the province in which farmers here considered a blessings from the sky.

On the other hand, for the farmers, the entry of Juaning is additional blessings especially those whose corn plants are still at their vegetative stage and those who planted corn late.

However, they are deeply praying that this tropical depression will not be bringing strong winds that may endanger their corn plants which are now about to be harvested.

The PDRRMC said that based on the latest weather forecast from PAGASA, Juaning is expected to enter the province in the next 24 hours as it moves nort-nortwest of northern Luzon and it carries only a minimal winds of 55 kilometers per hour.#TCB/MGE/PIA- Isabela

2 Isabela cops nabbed for extortione

• Source:http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/nation/regions/07/21/11/2-isabela-cops-nabbed-extortion
• by: Julius Camba
• July 22,2011-www.abs-cbnnews.com

Two officers of the Isabela Police Provincial Office were arrested for allegedly extorting money from a driver.

Authorities said they received a tip from an anonymous source on July 15, saying that a chief of police extorted money on a weekly basis, with amounts reaching P1,000.

“Nagsumbong ‘yung texter na kinukuhanan sila ng pera nung opisyal. Ginagamit niya daw panggasolina ng sasakyan,” said Police Superintendent Jimmy Garrido.

An entrapment operation conducted by the Provincial Investigation and Detection Management Section of Isabela Police resulted in the arrest of a junior officer who said he was merely following the orders of the chief of police.

“Nung matanggap namin ‘yung text, agad na nag-follow up kami tapos naaresto sa entrapment operation ‘yung PO1. Nag-positive siya sa UV powder mula dun sa ginamit na marked money. Dun niya ni-reveal na inutusan lang daw siya ng opisyal niya,” Garrido said.

Both the officer and the chief of police are detained at the provincial headquarters. Authorities refused to name the arrested suspects.