Bacong: NORECO II Announces 9-Hour Power Cut April 11
NORECO II schedules 9-hour power interruption in Bacong on April 11 to replace wooden poles and clear vegetation affecting 18 barangays.
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Fatima Tancinco
Fatima Tancinco is the Senior Political Fact-Check Lead and National Reporter for Breaking News Negros Oriental. She covers government accountability, defense policy, and institutional integrity across the Philippines.
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The Province That Chose Silence: Negros Oriental’s Accountability Crisis
Opinion piece highlights alleged lack of media scrutiny and institutional oversight in Negros Oriental governance and infrastructure projects.
Mabinay: Two Women from Negros Oriental Graduate from PNPA
Two female graduates from Negros Oriental complete training at the Philippine National Police Academy and begin their service as police lieutenants.
Dumaguete: Police Honor Top Women Officers in Month Culmination
Negros Oriental police recognized outstanding female investigators and loyalty awardees during Women’s Month culmination at Dumaguete Convention Center.
PNP Chief Condemns Maguindanao Ambush That Killed 5 Police
Five police officers killed, three wounded in Shariff Aguak ambush. PNP launches manhunt with AFP support.
Dumaguete: Adjusted Ferry Schedule for Holy Week Travel
Maayo Shipping announces adjusted ferry schedules for Holy Week travel between Negros Oriental and Siquijor from March 30 to April 4, 2026.
DTI Launches One Portal for All Business e-Services
Department of Trade and Industry unveils unified digital platform integrating 15 business services for faster, secure transactions.
Philippines Seeks Expanded Security Ties with NATO Partners
The Philippines is seeking stronger security cooperation with NATO and European partners amid evolving global security challenges.
Negros Oriental Police Conduct Mandatory Drug Test for Personnel
NOrPPO conducts two-day mandatory drug testing for personnel at Camp Fernandez to ensure drug-free police force.
Military Aircraft Down in Colombia, Dozens Feared Dead
A Colombian Air Force transport plane crashed shortly after takeoff in the country’s southern Putumayo region on Tuesday, with initial reports suggesting a high number of fatalities among the 125 people on board.
