PNP told: Tours being used as trafficking bait

Hi Edward, Here are the most important news that you need to know.     PNP told: Tours being used as trafficking bait The government must immediately look into the alleged trafficking of persons carried out by syndicates who organize foreign tours to lure their victims, which has led to the recent rise in kidnapping cases in the country, Sen. Grace Poe said on Thursday.     Inquirer Plus offers FREE 30 day trial   Marcos vow: Peace, justice for Moros COTABATO CITY—President Marcos paid tribute to the sacrifices of Moro revolutionaries that fueled their dream of self-governance during his late father’s regime, while calling on new and old Bangsamoro leaders to unite to bring lasting peace to Mindanao.   SHRINKING SPACE Among the first steps being taken by the Department of Agriculture to save the local salt industry is identifying the areas where it still manages to survive despite the measly income generated for the community, like here in Barangay Telbang, Alaminos City, in Pangasinan. —WILLIE LOMIBAO   Palawan execs try to stop power crisis Palawan officials are looking for solutions to an imminent power crisis which could inconvenience households and derail the business recovery from the pandemic and Typhoon “Odette.” Puerto Princesa Mayor Lucilo Bayron said local officials and business groups had agreed to pay their bills in advance to keep Palawan Electric Cooperative and local independent power producers running amid fi- nancial problems.     Opinion: Cracking down on military abuses On the suspicion that the military had abducted activists Elizabeth “Loi” Magbanua and Alipio “Ador” Juat who have gone missing since May 3, the Supreme Court recently issued a writ of amparo or protection order on the two labor organizers.      LEARN MORE     © 2022 PHILIPPINE DAILY INQUIRER, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you are subscribed to Inquirer Newsletters. Unsubscribe