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MORE and more self-confessed drug personalities are turning themselves in all over the province. But the question is, where will they go? Without adequate facilities for rehabilitation, the Cebu provincial government has expressed concern on how to…
THE second term of Cebu Gov. Hilario Davide III will see some changes in the departments at the Provincial Capitol. At least five new department heads will be installed come July 1 in a minor revamp which…
AN ORDINANCE authored by Provincial Board (PB) Member Ivy Durano Meca to create a Cebu Provincial Anti-Drug Abuse Office (CPADAO) was approved by the PB during their regular session on Monday. “I believe in all-out war against…
Erring policemen across the province are not exempted from the Cebu Provincial Police Office’s (CCPO) anti-drug operations and will be shot dead if they fight back. If it comes down to it, anti-illegal drugs operatives will have…
There were fewers cases of drug use among local government employees in Cebu province this year, said the Cebu Provincial Anti-Drug Abuse Commission (CPADAC). There were 48 cases among LGU employees and 11 cases in the provincial…
The Cebu Provincial Anti-Drug Abuse Commission (CPADAC) will celebrate drug abuse prevention and control week starting tomorrow until Nov. 21. In line with the celebration, CPADAC will recognize top performing local government units (LGUs) that have chosen…
The Secretary of the Department of Education (DepEd) welcomes the proposal that teachers undergo drug testing saying teachers should not be into drugs being second parents of students. “We are parents to students. So the last thing…
The Cebu Provincial Board (PB) asked the regional Department of Education (DepEd) office in Central Visayas to issue a memorandum requiring public school teachers to undergo random drug testing. PB Member Arleigh Sitoy authored the resolution and…
Cebu Gov. Hilario Davide III said the mayors can impose their own penalties on employees who test positive for drugs. “Here in the province, if you’re positive, then you have to leave the service,” the governor told…
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