Endangered giant clams confiscated in Sagay
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Three fishermen were arrested by Sagay City police for hoarding “endangered” giant clams at Barangay Molocaboc Thursday. Police identified the suspects as Felix Causapin, 60; Lito Cañete, 49; and Adan Atabelo, 54, all residents of the Molocaboc. Police Major Antonio Benitez Jr., Sagay City police chief, said they served a search warrant against the suspects.
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Yasa, D. (2019, April 13-14). Endangered giant clams confiscated in Sagay. Daily Guardian, pp. 6, 14.
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