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                    [Summary] => The young congressman of the first district of Valenzuela City has topped a recent conducted survey among the aspirants for the mayoralty post in Valenzuela City in the coming election.


In a data released by Bureau of Research and Youth Analysis Group, Rep. Sherwin "Win" Gatchalian received 32 percent while Rita Carlos, the wife of incumbent Mayor Bobbit Carlos, received 14 percent and Rep. Magtanggol Gunigundo placed third with nine percent.


The 1,200 respondents were asked who will they vote for should the election for mayor takes place this week.


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The mayors of Caloocan, Malabon, Navotas and Valenzuela ordered their respective police chiefs yesterday to fully implement the curfew ordinance to restrict the movement of the youth for their own safety.


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                    [Title] => Plastic firm loses P.276-M cash to holduppers
                    [Summary] => Four armed payroll robbers struck anew in Valenzuela City and carted away unmolested some P3 million in cash intended for the weekend salaries of workers of a plastic manufacturing firm Friday.


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                    [Title] => Trader faces more charges over rice hoard
                    [Summary] => Valenzuela City authorities are contemplating the filing of additional charges against a Filipino-Chinese businessman caught for allegedly hoarding at least 13,000 sacks of National Food Authority (NFA) rice intended for the government’s food program for the poor.


Charges of illegal "diversion" of NFA rice, involving the "rebagging" of government stocks for commercial purposes, have been filed with the Valenzuela City Regional Trial Court, against Jorge Ang, Superintendent Jose Marcelo, city police chief, told The STAR yesterday.


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                    [Title] => Valenzuela taps students in fight vs crime
                    [Summary] => Desperate city hall officials in Valenzuela City are sending a message to the police and the public.


Mayor Bobbit Carlos, still unsatisfied with the performance of the local police force, has thought of a creative, although still riskier, way of curbing the increasing crime index in Valenzuela.


Carlos and local government officials have decided to call for the services of high school students in helping fight crime in the city by monitoring and reporting suspected criminal activities.


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                    [Title] => Northern Metro mayors make own preparations
                    [Summary] => Mayors of Northern Metro Manila have drawn up their respective comprehensive plans to ensure the orderly and peaceful observance of All Saints’ Day on Thursday.


In Caloocan City, Mayor Reynaldo Malonzo has directed the police, the public safety and traffic management and the local department of health to closely monitor the situation in the city’s three public and four private cemeteries tomorrow until Nov. 2, All Soul’s Day.


In a statement, Malonzo cautioned all who are going to the cemeteries against pickpockets, snatchers and holduppers.


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                    [Title] => 100 dagdag na pulis sa Valenzuela hiniling
                    [Summary] => Dahilan sa sunud-sunod na insidente ng kidnapping sa Valenzuela, humingi ng karagdagang isandaang pulis kay Philippine National Police (PNP) director General Leandro Mendoza ang grupo ng mga Filipino-Chinese businessman sa lungsod.


Ito ang hiniling ng grupo ng Chamber of Commerce and Industry ng Valenzuela City kay Mendoza at Mayor Bobbit Carlos upang kaagad umanong makatugon ang mga ito sa sandaling magkaroon ng kidnapping incident sa lungsod.


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MAYOR BOBBIT CARLOS

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In a data released by Bureau of Research and Youth Analysis Group, Rep. Sherwin "Win" Gatchalian received 32 percent while Rita Carlos, the wife of incumbent Mayor Bobbit Carlos, received 14 percent and Rep. Magtanggol Gunigundo placed third with nine percent.


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The mayors of Caloocan, Malabon, Navotas and Valenzuela ordered their respective police chiefs yesterday to fully implement the curfew ordinance to restrict the movement of the youth for their own safety.


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In Caloocan City, Mayor Reynaldo Malonzo has directed the police, the public safety and traffic management and the local department of health to closely monitor the situation in the city’s three public and four private cemeteries tomorrow until Nov. 2, All Soul’s Day.


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Ito ang hiniling ng grupo ng Chamber of Commerce and Industry ng Valenzuela City kay Mendoza at Mayor Bobbit Carlos upang kaagad umanong makatugon ang mga ito sa sandaling magkaroon ng kidnapping incident sa lungsod.


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