Makilala

On December 29, 1985, members of the Pacot family were gunned down by armed men, allegedly from the Integrated Civil Home Defense Force, leaving two dead and six wounded.[5] The municipality of Makilala is located on the south-east portion of Cotabato Province and the last town going to Davao City.Makilala's climatic condition is characterized by rainfall evenly distributed throughout the year, thus, the springs kept flowing, rivers are alive and farms are productive.Major firms are STANFILCO-DOLE, engaged in cavendish production and rubber processing companies like STANDECO, FARMA, MRDI, PIONEER, LASRI, MRI, and DAVCO.Agricultural land is mostly planted with rubber, rice, coconut, coffee, banana, vegetables and fruits such as durian, marang, rambutan and mangosteen.
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