+ Follow LOG WATCH Tag
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[Title] => Squatters ‘invade’ forestland
[Summary] => BISLIG CITY — A Caraga group has reported what it calls a "wide-scale invasion" of squatters in the only remaining forest cover in the region.
In a statement, the Citizen’s Log Watch said 40 families from Nabunturan, Compostela Valley and Calinan, Davao City have occupied Roads 59 and 52b-1 within TLA-43 of Picop Resources Inc.
The group alleged that a certain Nestor Balbaneda and Reynaldo Gay-od have subdivided the area, collecting P2,000 from each family for a five-hectare plot in the forestland.
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[Title] => Caraga folk keen on new DENR chief’s policies
[Summary] => Residents of the Caraga region are watching with keen interest the policy statements of incoming Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Elisea Gozun to put in order what they claimed were "skewed policies" of her predecessor.
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[Title] => Illegal settlers invading paper firm’s concession
[Summary] => BISLIG CITY — The influx of illegal settlers into the concession of Picop Resources Inc. has started.
The Citizens’ Log Watch, an Agusan-based non-government organization, said in a statement that the "intruders" have not only knocked at Picop’s gates, but "have actually squatted inside its gates."
The NGO noted what it described as the "alarming" increase of dwellings at Picop’s Salvacion gate in Trento, Agusan del Sur, most of them having "fenced lands" inside the concession.
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[Title] => PICOP timber concession in peril
[Summary] => BISLIG, Surigao del Sur – The expansion project of PICOP Resources Inc. here once tagged as Asia’s largest paper mill is in danger after the Department of Environment and Natural Resources called for a thorough evaluation of its capability to protect its 182,760 hectares of its timber concession area.
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LOG WATCH
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In a statement, the Citizen’s Log Watch said 40 families from Nabunturan, Compostela Valley and Calinan, Davao City have occupied Roads 59 and 52b-1 within TLA-43 of Picop Resources Inc.
The group alleged that a certain Nestor Balbaneda and Reynaldo Gay-od have subdivided the area, collecting P2,000 from each family for a five-hectare plot in the forestland.
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[Summary] => BISLIG CITY — The influx of illegal settlers into the concession of Picop Resources Inc. has started.
The Citizens’ Log Watch, an Agusan-based non-government organization, said in a statement that the "intruders" have not only knocked at Picop’s gates, but "have actually squatted inside its gates."
The NGO noted what it described as the "alarming" increase of dwellings at Picop’s Salvacion gate in Trento, Agusan del Sur, most of them having "fenced lands" inside the concession.
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December 4, 2002 - 12:00am
