DAVAO CITY, Philippines – The reward for information that could lead to the arrest of the killer of Philippine Eagle Pamana has been raised to P500,000.
Philippine Eagle Foundation executive director Dennis Salvador said several donors have offered additional reward money to help authorities expedite the capture of Pamana’s shooter.
The Uy family of DIMDI Inc. in this city pledged P200,000.
Businessman and environmentalist Philip Dizon said he would give another P50,000.
Last Thursday, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) offered a P100,000 reward to anybody who could lead authorities to the killer of Pamana.
Another pledge of P50,000 came from the provincial government of Davao Oriental.
Television personality Kim Atienza also put up P100,000 for anyone who could provide information leading to the arrest of Pamana’s killer.