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Saturday, September 08, 2007 |
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Group twisting truth
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There is no provision in the Japan-Philippines
Economic Partnership Agreement (JPEPA) allowing Japanese vessels to
fish in Philippine waters.
Agriculture Undersecretary
Segfredo Serrano gave the assurance in response to a news item
titled “Group says new fertilizer aid tied to JPEPA,” that
appeared in the September 7 issue of the Philippine Daily Inquirer.
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E-passports ready
for first-time applicants
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THE Department of Foreign Affairs
announced on Friday that starting September 17, the new
machine-readable passports are available for first-time applicants.
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Taiwanese monks
held for lack of visas
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Six Taiwanese Buddhist monks were
fined P10,000 each by the Bureau of Immigration for working in the
country without the missionary working visas.
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LTO improves
revenue collection
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OUTGOING Land Transportation
Chief Reynaldo Berroya has improved revenue collection and increased
the agency’s performance during his brief 10-month reign at the
Land Transportation Office.
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Makati strengthens
peace and order
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The Department of Public Safety
of Makati has assigned 30 enforcers to the Makati police to
strengthen its efforts to maintain peace and order in the city.
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OFW comes home
penniless
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A 21-YEAR-OLD undocumented
Filipino worker arrived home after almost three years of agony in
Syria and Turkey.
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Muntinlupa City
govt to use special
fund to reduce class-student ratio
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The Muntinlupa City government
plans to reduce the number of students in a class to no more than 50
in all its public schools to resolve overcrowding, that result in
poor quality of education.
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Manila revives
curfew on minors
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Effective today, the city of
Manila is imposing a curfew for minors.
Acting Mayor Isko Moreno ordered the strict implementation of the
ordinance.
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Peewee goes after
vehicles with unauthorized stickers
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Mayor Wenceslao “Peewee”
Trinidad of Pasay City on Friday ordered the Pasay City Police Force
and city traffic authorities to confiscate stickers bearing the
words “Office of the Mayor-Pasay City” ...
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San Juan cuts
down on noise pollution
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EXCESSIVE noise in the city of
San Juan is now considered as pollution. A new ordinance bans and
categorizes motor vehicles, sound systems and equipment, among
others, classified as pollutants.
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