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Halad sa Sto Niño Festival in Midsayap, Cotabato

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Republic Act 10177 adds another district to Cotabato, which has a population of at least 1.2 million. It was signed into law last Friday, said Undersecretary Abigail Valte, deputy presidential spokesperson.

The incumbent lawmakers will continue to represent the first and second districts of the province until the new representatives are elected.

The first district covers Pikit, Pigkawayan, Alamada, Libungan, Midsayap and Aleosan municipalities; the second district, Kidapawan City and Makilala, Magpet, Roxas, Antipas and Arakan municipalities; and third district, Banilisan, Carmen, Kabacan, Matalam, Mlang and Tulunan.

The reapportionment will become effective in the next national elections, the law said.

The Commission on Elections will issue the rules for the implementation of the law.

With its growing population, Cotabato deserved another district, Senator Ferdinand Marcos, chairman of the local government committee, said in his May sponsorship speech.

“The province of Cotabato is economically stable. It is considered as Mindanao’s food basket for being the primary producer of cereals, tropical fruits, vegetables, sugarcane, coconut, coffee, freshwater fish, and livestock,” the senator said.

The bill was authored by Representatives Nancy Catamco and Jesus Sacdalan, representing second and first districts of North Cotabato, respectively. Senator Panfilo Lacson filed a counterpart bill, saying that the province, with its more than 1 million population, was “under-represented.” Midsayap

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The “Kumbira sa Kapitolyo” took place after the culmination program on Saturday, September 1, where lunch packs were sold for just P10 each.

The lunch packs contained bottled water, rice, fried chicken, steak and muffins.

Last year, capitol’s neighbor, the Good Shepherd Quasi Parish was the lone beneficiary of the P200,000 proceeds from the Kumbira.

Gov. Emmylou Taliño-Mendoza said at least 30,000 lunch packs were sold out to the spectators who gathered at the capitol grounds in Barangay Amas for the culmination program.

People from different walks of life secured the P10 tickets and endured the long queue amid the drizzle.

Mendoza said that the proceeds will be shared to the Good Shepherd Quasi Parish, Mt. Carmel parish in Carmen town and the St. John Vianney Parish in Sandawa Homes of this city.

She added that the funds will be used for the ongoing construction of these churches.

“We are also grateful for the support of all sectors of both government and private, including the religious, groups,” said the
governor, adding that this year’s festivity is so far the biggest with 41 events fanned out in different municipalities.

This has made erstwhile sleepy towns to take part in the annual festival, which also included several traditional games.

Meanwhile, the Midsayap dancers from Salunayan National High School dethroned the multi-titled dancers from Alamada town during the street dancing competition on Saturday.

The crowd-favorite dancers from Alamada fell to fifth place as Kabacan dancers bagged the second place followed by the Carmen and Antipas contingents at third place and fourth place, respectively.

The Midsayap dancers took home P150,000 in cash prize. (Keith Bacongco/MindaNews)

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In a resolution penned by Prosecutor Mariam Mastura-Linsangan, the robbery with homicide case against Renante Sereno, Edre Galladora and Manuel Ceballos Jr. was dropped for insufficiency of evidence.

The three were among the five suspects tagged in the brutal slaying of Cheryl Gay Grafilo, 31, of Poblacion 6 in Midsayap in North Cotabato, who succumbed to multiple stab wounds.

“There is no evidence submitted to show what time on August 28, 2012 the victim was stabbed and killed and that there were no other persons present in the place of the incident aside from the respondents’ group to establish probable cause against the said respondents based on circumstantial evidence,” the resolution read.

It added that Galladura was not seen by the witnesses in the company of the other respondents around 4 a.m.

It read that the statements of Galladura in his said to be extra-judicial confession are “inadmissible as evidence” since it was made even without the assistance of a lawyer of his own choice.

It said that one witness also failed to testify how the victim’s belongings were in his possession.

“Even if he did so, it was allegedly Romar Mercado Salinas @ Omar who gave the said items to him and the said person cannot be indicted because he is already dead,” it added, thus the dismissal of the case.

Salinas was found dead on August 31 at the same place where Grafilo was also murdered.

Another suspect, Chearemae Fuertes, 24, of Panganiban Street in Barangay 11-B, was also killed following an encounter with personnel of Davao City Police Office and San Pedro police on August 30.

Grafilo was on her way to work at Holiday Gym & Spa when the incident happened in an alley on Jacinto Extension around 5:30 a.m. of August 28.

Recovered from the crime scene were a caliber .38 caliber revolver, two empty shells, and two live ammunitions.

Meanwhile, Chief Inspector Eliseo Malana Jr., San Pedro police chief, said they are set to conduct fresh investigation.

“Mag back-tracking gyud ta ani. Kadtong tulo nga na-release makatabang gihapon to sila sa imbestigasyon namo kay naa man pud sila nahibaw-an ato nga kaso (There will be back-tracking. The three respondents will help in the investigation),” he said in an interview over TV Patrol Southern Mindanao on Friday.

Midsayap’s municipal fire officer, Rolando Marquez, said the mother of siblings Kit Alquino, 5, and three-month old Joel, was out when an unattended kerosene lamp on top of cabinet fell and started a fire inside the room where the victims slept.

“The fire was put off after a 20-minute operation. We found the charred remains of the victims on the floor of the burnt house,” Marquez said in interview with Catholic station dxMS here.

Marquez said the victims’ mother left their house some 20 minutes before neighbors saw fire and smoke billow out of its open windows.

A neighbor, Ely Palparan, said they tried to rescue the children trapped inside the burning house but could not get through because its main door was locked.

The backdoor was locked from the inside too, Palparan said.

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• Midsayap Halad Festival
• Agro-Industrial Fair
• Trade Fair
• Marathon Contest
• Float Contest
• Midsayap Parade

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