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April 2012

Photos from Sun.Star affiliates that were published on Sun.Star newspapers in April 2012.
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DAVAO. National Power Corporation president Froilan Tampinco (top) says the Pulangi power plant in Maramag Bukidnon only bears a minimal effect on Mindanao's power crisis, adding that there are still several solutions to address problem. (King Rodriguez)
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DAVAO. National Power Corporation president Froilan Tampinco (top) says the Pulangi power plant in Maramag Bukidnon only bears a minimal effect on Mindanao's power crisis, adding that there are still several solutions to address problem. (King Rodriguez)

  • CAGAYAN DE ORO. Children in St. Augustine Cathedral Church in Cagayan de Oro enjoy helping their parents make “palaspas”, a cross made of palm leaves in time for the Palm Sunday. (Joey P. Nacalaban)
  • ZAMBOANGA. Participants of the Earth Hour observance release some 500 sky lanterns that lighted up the skies of Zamboanga City during the event on Saturday evening. (Bong Garcia)
  • A CELEBRATION WITH PALMS.  Cebu Archbishop Jose Palma blesses the palms in front of the grotto of the Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral, before the start of Palm Sunday mass. He reminded Christians to try, during Holy Week, to “enter more deeply into the mysteries of faith.”  (SUN.STAR FOTO/AMPER CAMPAÑA)
  • BACOLOD. Catholic faithful wave palm leaves at the San Sebastian Cathedral Sunday to commemorate Jesus Christ’s triumphant entry into Jerusalem. Palm Sunday marks the start of the Holy Week. (Merlinda A. Pedrosa)
  • ZAMBOANGA. Task Group Archie head Chief Superintendent Mario Yanga gives an update on Monday concerning the killing of Universidad de Zamboanga Chief Executive Officer Hadji Arturo Ammar Eustaquio III. (Bong Garcia)
  • CEBU. Cebu Governor Gwendolyn Garcia checks on passengers at the South Bus Terminal, at the start of one of the year’s peak travel seasons. (Apmer Campaña)
  • CEBU. Operatives from the Swat Team and Talisay City Police pick up members of the Alimaong group for allegedly trespassing on the property of lawyer Raul Sesbreño. (Amper Campaña)
  • ZAMBOANGA. Mayor Celso Lobregat gives P5,000 cash incentives each to two oldest surviving World War II veterans, namely (left) Aquilino Calandria, 90, and (right) Medardo Jamiro, 89. (Bong Garcia)
  • FOTO 2 - Residents living near the sanitary landfill located in Zayas, Carmen, have been complaining of the stinking odor borne by the smoke from the said area. The place is in fire for almost a week already. (PHOTO BY JOEY P. NACALABAN)
  • CAGAYAN DE ORO. A student-beneficiary shovels sand while Skills Mastery Institute president Irene Floro (second from left) looks on during a recent hollow block making session at a donated hollow block plant in Indahag, Cagayan de Oro City. (Joey P. Nacalaban)
  • CEBU. Neighbors peer into the construction site of Horizons 101 in Barangay Cogon-Ramos, Cebu City, where a portion of the retaining wall in an excavation gave way. (Sun.Star photo/Arni Aclao)
  • DUMAGUETE. Some of hundred volunteers coming from different parts of the country and abroad join the coastal clean-up drive along the seashore of Bio-os village in Amlan town Wednesday morning. (Victor L. Camion)
  • DUMAGUETE. Some students undergo emergency response training at the bridge in Amlan, Negros Oriental Wednesday morning. (Victor L. Camion)
  • DUMAGUETE. Thousands of Gawad Kalinga and Pilipinas Natin volunteers coming from different parts of the country and abroad help to build houses in Tambojangin village in Amlan town Wednesday morning. (Victor L. Camion)
  • DAVAO. National Power Corporation president Froilan Tampinco (top) says the Pulangi power plant in Maramag Bukidnon only bears a minimal effect on Mindanao's power crisis, adding that there are still several solutions to address problem. (King Rodriguez)
  • DUMAGUETE. Some of the 50 children were circumcised in the “operation tuli” held in the Rural Health Center in Amlan, Negros Oriental Thursday morning. (Victor L. Camion)
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  • CEBU. Brothers Niño (right) and Josebil Bacolod react calmly, but shed some tears after hearing the court’s verdict: the conviction of their brother-in-law, Rep. Ruben Ecleo Jr., for the death in January 2002 of their sister Alona, who was studying to be a doctor. (Amper Campaña)
  • BACOLOD. Fast-rising Negrense boxers will showcase their wares in ALA Promotions’ ‘Pride of Negros’ slated May 4 at the La Proa Ballroom of L ‘Fisher Hotel, Bacolod City. (L-R) Bacoleño Juren Labordo, Bacoleño OPBF champ Merlito ‘Tiger’ Sabillo, Escalante City’s Melvin Gumban and Himamaylan City’s Rey Morales. (Gilbur L. Guarte)
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