NAPOCOR, PGI ARE CULPRITS
Toxic waste dumping assailed
By Joey Natividad
TIWI, Albay — Congress has been asked to halt the dumping of
toxic waste underground by the National Power Corporation (NAPOCOR)
and the Philippine Geothermal Incorporated (PGI) after complaining
residents urged Bayan Muna (BM) Party-list Representative Joel G.
Virador to file a resolution to stop it.
NAGA City’s successful participation in the Gayon
Bicol Festival in Intramuros, Manila is shown in the collage of pictures
above. Photos by Infinity Studio, Naga City.
BUSINESS FORUM. Camarines Sur Gov. L-Ray
Villafuerte (center) shares a light moment with Chairman Vitaliano Nañagas
(left) of the Development Bank of the Philippines and Fr. Joel Tabora,
president of the Ateneo de Naga University during an investors’ forum in
Naga City attended by over a hundred businessmen. The 36-year old governor
urged his audience to invest in his thrust on tourism, transportation and
technology.
