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Photo shows the red-striped soft scale insects (RSSI) in sugarcane. Six areas in northern Negros Occidental are closely being watched after sugarcane farms reported an infestation of RSSI. SRA PHOTO
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SRA says ‘go-green’ strategy vs RSSI already underway, calls for immediate...

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The controlled vaccination of hogs is ongoing and the results were favorable in areas where vaccination was made available, the Agriculture Department says.
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Bacolod abattoir records first ASF-positive hog during routine testing

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A drone sprays insecticide over a red-striped soft scale insect (RSSI)-infested sugarcane plantation in Barangay Santa Rosa, Murcia, Negros Occidental. The use of aerial spraying has sparked debate after the Negros Occidental provincial government, sugar producers, and labor groups opposed the proposed large-scale campaign, citing environmental, health, and cost concerns while advocating biological control and targeted ground-based pest management instead. SRA PHOTO
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Negros capitol, sugar groups reject aerial spraying vs RSSI

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Photo courtesy of 3rd district Board Member Andrew Montelibano/Facebook
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NegOcc SP member confirms 2028 mayoral bid amid ‘e-sabong’ probe; E.B....

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Responding authorities administered first aid to a 16-year-old out-of-school youth who sustained a stab wound to the chest following an altercation with a Grade 9 student outside a school in Barangay Ma-ao, Bago City, Negros Occidental, on July 13. The victim was later taken to a hospital for treatment, while the other minor involved voluntarily surrendered to the police. 24/7 NEWS PHOTO
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Teen injured in altercation outside Bago school

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Members of the Rapid Drainage Response Team of the Bacolod City Engineer's Office cleared clogged drainage along a flooded street in Bacolod City on Tuesday, July 14, following heavy overnight rains that inundated several barangays and displaced 15 families. Authorities continue assessing flood-affected areas while implementing measures to improve the city's drainage system and mitigate future flooding. BCCO PHOTO
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15 families displaced as heavy rains trigger flooding in Bacolod

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The bodies of Jerome Seballos (left) and Alex Cunanan (right) were found at separate crime scenes in Sitio 5, Barangay Gawahon, Victorias City, Negros Occidental, following separate fatal shootings on July 10. Police investigated the twin killings, while the New People's Army claimed responsibility for the attacks. PRO-NIR PHOTO
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NPA claims twin Victorias slayings; police probe continues

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Government officials, power industry leaders, regulators, business stakeholders, and members of the media attended the Visayas Power Forum at the SMX Convention Center in Bacolod City on July 13, where stakeholders discussed power supply, grid reliability, and rising electricity costs in the Visayas. MAE SINGUAY/PN
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Primelectric leads Visayas Power Forum on supply, electricity cost challenges

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Photo courtesy of Cesar Jolito III/WDJ
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Bacolod launches G-App to accelerate digital governance, streamline public services

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Entomologists from the Sugar Regulatory Administration inspected a sugarcane field in northern Negros Occidental affected by the Red Striped Soft Scale Insect (RSSI) as part of ongoing monitoring and pest management efforts. SRA PHOTO
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NegOcc adopts unified protocol to curb sugar pest infestation

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