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[Title] => ARMM elections go manual anew
[Summary] => The Commission on Elections (Comelec) has dropped its preparations for automated elections in the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) on Aug. 8 and decided to go manual again.
In an en banc resolution yesterday, the seven-man poll body ordered that the manual system be adopted in canvassing the results of the ARMM elections, citing the lack of time to prepare for an automated system.
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[Title] => MNLF scores ‘misuse’ of P264 M intended for airports’ expansion
[Summary] => The Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) has scored what it claimed was the "misuse" of P264 million in government counterpart funds intended for the expansion of six Mindanao airports covered by the Sept. 2, 1996 peace agreement.
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[Title] => Crop damage in Maguindanao floods placed at P39 M
[Summary] => COTABATO CITY – Flash floods that swept through 10 municipalities in Maguindanao early this week destroyed P39 million worth of harvestable crops and displaced 3,980 villagers who are now temporarily housed in schools.
Datu Haron Bandila, assistant agriculture secretary of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao, said initial estimates by his technicians, based on actual field inspections, show that 4,231 hectares of rice and corn farms in Maguindanao have been flooded as heavy rains caused the Rio Grande de Mindanao and tributaries of the Allah River to overflow.
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[Title] => Heavy rains flood Central Mindanao
[Summary] => COTABATO CITY — Heavy rains since last week continued to swell the Rio Grande de Mindanao and Allah river, both traversing dozens of towns in Central Mindanao, inundating more farming communities and hampering rehabilitation efforts in areas affected by recent military-rebel hostilities in the region.
Reports reaching Maguindanao’s provincial disaster coordinating council said in the second district of the province alone, 32 barangays have been flooded, forcing hundreds of villagers to flee to safer grounds.
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DATU HARON BANDILA
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In an en banc resolution yesterday, the seven-man poll body ordered that the manual system be adopted in canvassing the results of the ARMM elections, citing the lack of time to prepare for an automated system.
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Datu Haron Bandila, assistant agriculture secretary of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao, said initial estimates by his technicians, based on actual field inspections, show that 4,231 hectares of rice and corn farms in Maguindanao have been flooded as heavy rains caused the Rio Grande de Mindanao and tributaries of the Allah River to overflow.
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