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By DONA MAGSINO, GMA News Published January 29, 2021 12:46pm The time is not yet ripe to conclude that the Anti-Terrorism Act of 2020 is effective in preventing terrorist attacks in the Bangsamoro Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM), Chief Minister Ahod "Al Haj Murad" Ebrahim said Friday. "The Anti-Terrorism [Law], it is still early to judge whether it will really address [terrorism in the region] but on our side, we have assured the President that we will be helping the national government...

JK Administration Sanctions Special Security Allowance To SSG, SSF SRINAGAR: The Jammu and Kashmir administration Monday sanctioned special security allowance for members of the Special Security Force (SSF) and Special Security Group (SSG). According to Government Order. Home-13 Of 2021, “Sanction is hereby accorded to grant of ‘Special Security Allowance’ in favour of members of Special SSF and SSG.” “The ‘Operational Staff’ would receive 25 percent of the Basic Pay (7th Pa...

Sergeant Scott David Weber Civilian employee, and Executive Assistant for the NSW Police Academy, Lisa Gardner, has also been recognised for her outstanding service to the NSW Police Force and will be awarded the Public Service Medal (PSM). Commissioner Fuller said the awards reflect the years of service each employee has dedicated to the NSWPF and the people of NSW. “Each year, we recognise a handful of employees for their exceptional careers with the NSW Police Force, where they have displa...

MANILA, Jan. 22   ---  On January 22, U.S. Embassy in the Philippines’ Office of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL) Director Kelia Cummins joined Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) Undersecretary Ernesto Adobo, Jr., DENR Biodiversity Management Bureau Officer-in-Charge and Assistant Director Amelita DJ. Ortiz, and United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) Global Programme for Combatting Wildlife and Forest Crime Regional Coordinator Giovanni...

Fisherman drowns in sea Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA A 26-year-old fisherman of Mayiladuthurai district drowned in the sea on Wednesday after the fibre boat in which he was on board capsized due to rough weather. Coastal Security Group sources identified the fisherman as P. Marudhupandi of Kodiyampalayam. He along with four others had set sail on a fibre boat from the Pazhaiyar fishing harbour on Wednesday evening. Upon reaching five nautical miles of Pazhaiyar, the fishermen decided ...

Companies Should Beware Any Relaxation of Data Protection Protocols as Levels of Fines Revealed All Businesses Should be Aware of Regulations (and Potential Penalties) EUROPE – Before Covid-19 began to cut a swathe through the population and became the headline grabber of 2020, data protection had been very much an issue concerning most businesses. Now figures released show that it would be unwise for companies still trading in the European Union and beyond to relax their vigilance on adherin...

Four fishermen along with boat missing Updated: Updated: Sri Lankan Navy says one vessel sank off Delft Island Share Article Sri Lankan Navy says one vessel sank off Delft Island A mechanised boat with four fishermen on board that had ventured into the sea from Kottaipattinam fishing jetty in Pudukottai district on Monday has gone missing. Incidentally, the Sri Lankan Navy said in Colombo that an Indian fishing trawler had sunk off Delft Island or Neduntheevu in the Palk Strait late on Monda...

An Indian trawler had sunk off Delft Island: Sri Lankan Navy

Reported data breaches in Europe rose by almost 20pc in the last year, with Ireland ranking third for breaches notified per capita.

European regulators imposed almost €160m worth of fines during the past 12 months, a substantial rise.