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/ 08:15 AM August 07, 2011

RIPRAP PROBLEM

THE barangay captain of Ibabao-Estancia is calling on the Mandaue city government to investigate if the rip-rapping work by lot owners beside the Mantuyong Creek were done inside the three-meter easement of the creek.

Barangay captain Jun Del Mar said he reported the rip-rapping work to the City Engineer’s Office.

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Lawyer Giovani Tianero of the City Legal Office said his office was waiting for the recommendation of the City Engineer’s Office.

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Tianero said if the city engineer would find the rip-rapping work or structures encroaching on a government lot or inside the three-meter easement of the creek, then he would have the structures removed. /Correspondent Norman Mendoza

CITY ASSISTANCE

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THE Mandaue City government will give financial assistance to the family of 5-year-old Kate Arianne Flores, who died  a victim of child abuse allegedly at the hands of her stepmother.

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Mandaue City administrator James Abadia said the assistance would be separate from that  given by the City Social Welfare Services (CSWS).

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The CSWS gave rice and canned goods to the family since the father, who works as a long-haul driver, skipped work lately.

The city government also helped the family acquire the coffin and filing the case against the stepmother, Abigael Catindijan, whose whereabouts are still unknown.

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Police gathered affidavits of witnesses and will  be filing a case against Catindijan on Monday.

Kate will be buried on Tuesday at the Mandaue City Public cemetery./Correspondent Norman Mendoza

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