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What is Repetek?

REPETEK, Ang Diyaryo ng Pilipino is the online publication of REDSOLSEYER MEDIA SERVICES with office address at 8 Centro de Benito y Aliva Complex, Rizal Avenue, Maningning, City of Puerto Princesa, Philippines.

Repetek, Ang Diyaryo ng Pilipino is the first daily newspaper in the City of Puerto Princesa and Palawan with the publication of its maiden issue on February 1, 2005 by edseyer Media Services.

Later on, it became a weekly newspaper and is one of the court accredited local newspapers, with general circulation in the City of Puerto Princesa and the Province of Palawan.

Today, Repetek, Ang Diyaryo ng Pilipino continues to guide and enlighten the people towards the truth, justice and peace which are focused on the environment with the goal of reaching more readers online.

Editorial Staff

ATTY. SUSANNE C. LACSON

Editor

DIANA ROSS M. CETENTA

Associate Editor

Correspondents:

SONNY C. LACSON, CLEA FAYE G. CAHAYAG, SAMANTHA L. REY, VEN MARCK BOTIN

Contributors:

MS.JOYREN B. TINDOG, IMAM SONSONG M. CAMAMA, ANNABELLE B. ESCOTE, FENG SHUI MASTER ALDRIC DALUMPINES

RHEA D. GARADOS
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ANNABELLE R.DIMAAPI
Marketing Manager

RONALD V. DONESA
Business Manager

RAFFE RITCHEL M. TALIAN
IT Consultant

VEN MARCK BOTIN
Layout Specialist

Telephone No.: (63)(048)434-8598
E-mail Address: redsolseyer@yahoo.com

Facts About Repetek

The publication derived its name from Repetek (Kokoonaochracea (Elm)Merr) which is a tall tree with large buttresses that is indigenous and may only be found in Palawan, Peninsular Malaysia and Borneo.

The Repetek bark contains inflammable oil which is used locally to set fire that usually creates an enticing crispy sound and produces bluish yellow flame to greenish luster.

These combined characteristics of Repetek tree are the foundation and origin of the newspaper, Repetek, Ang Diyaryo ng Pilipino.