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I initially thought that maybe they could've been shot down or something, but it now seems that they likely just crashed into the Mountain, which is almost 3 km tall. Makes me wonder though how could our finest Pilots, who have not only flown the FA-50PH in Real Life, but have also done a lot of Simulator Training on it on the PAF's FA-50PH Simulator, could still end up likely crashing like that.

The A-29B Super Tucano Aircraft and AW109AH Helicopters have been operating at Night for a good Number of Years now, and none has been lost so far, knock on Wood. But one Thing that those Aircraft have that the FA-50PH doesn't are Forward Looking Infra Red (FLIR) Cameras.

The FA-50PH in itself is Night-Capable, but of course having FLIRs would give it an added Margin of Safety. The Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) have integrated the Litening Targeting Pod which has FLIR in it with the FA-50, but only with the newer Models than the ones we bought.

BUTUAN, AGUSAN DEL NORTE -- In a distressing incident spreadly captured like wildfires on social media, an unidentified Butuanon female suspect, described as wearing a light pink t-shirt & green pants, has been implicated in a violent act against a borrower in Butuan City, Agusan del Norte. The incident took place at a local sari-sari store Monday (February 26th, 2024), causing an uproar among netizens online.

The graphic video, shared by a concerned individual named Ms. Jessim Oropo Dalen shown exclusively to 'K5 News FM', portrays the suspect confronting the borrower, who seems to be struggling to repay a loan either online or in-person via banks. The footage captures the suspect physically assaulting the victim in a public setting.

The clear description of the suspect, clad in a light pink t-shirt and green pants during this said incident, along with the violent nature of the assault, has unsettled the community and raised fears about the presence of loan sharks in the Agusan del Norte region. The risks rarely involved in illegal lending practices, which frequently involve coercion and aggression to ensure loan repayment on time, have been highlighted in this incident.

The case is being investigated by local authorities in Butuan, and they are incentivized for anyone who has relevant information to submit it thru the Butuan City Police Office (BCPO). The videos shared exclusively on Facebook (owned by Meta Platforms Inc.), have sparked widespread interest and criticism, leading to calls for justice for the victim and stricter measures against loan sharks. This also emphasizes the importance of financial literacy and responsible borrowing habits.

Efforts are underway to capture the suspect and ensure justice is later served as the investigation progresses, with a commitment to the safety and welfare of the community members being the top priority.

Updates on the investigation will soon to be provided between OneNETnews and K5 News FM as new details emerge.

SCREENGRAB COURTESY: Jessim Oropo Dalen via FB VIDEO BACKGROUND PROVIDED BY: Tegna

SOURCE: *https://www.facebook.com/100005486442149/videos/928161718946140/ [Referenced FB VIDEO #1 via Jessim Oropo Dalen] *https://www.facebook.com/100005486442149/videos/799937802149878/ [Referenced FB VIDEO #2f via Jessim Oropo Dalen] and *https://www.moneymax.ph/personal-loan/articles/loan-shark-philippines [Referenced Editorial Article via MoneyMax]

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