By Edwin Iyo Correspondent Gingoog City — Somebody occupied the upper portion of the building a day before  Rose Pharmacy’s main branch was burglarized, according to a source. The source also said that the owner of the building rented the second floor to the occupants at P50 thousand as advance payment. The occupants suspiciously disappeared after the burglary. Supt. Roel Lami-ing, Gingoog City chief of police confirmed the information but declined to revea of the source. Based on police report unidentified suspects destroyed the wood floor in the second floor and the ceilling of the first floor and used it to enter the pharmacy. The close-circuit camera and the recording system were also destroyed. Lami-ing  said the suspects stole P561,000.