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Friday, January 11, 2008

 

‘Gas blew up Glorietta 2’

15 people face charges but mall owners spared

The national police on Thursday recommended the filing of criminal and administrative charges against 15 individuals in connection with an explosion last year at an upscale mall in Makati City.

They did not recommend the filing of charges against any officials of the mall owner, Ayala Land Inc. The blast on October 19 killed 11 persons and injured more than 100 others.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

October 19, 2007: Part of Glorietta 2 mall explodes, killing 11 and injuring more than 100. “This was a bomb,” the national police chief, Director General Avelino Razon Jr., says. “But beyond that, we can’t say anything else yet because we are still investigating.” The blast triggers travel advisories from the US, United Kingdom and Canada.

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The controversial police report saying a gas build-up caused the Glorietta 2 explosion is not likely to rock the stock price of Ayala Land Inc. (ALI), the country’s biggest real-estate company.

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Government wants to tax text messages—but not if Congress can help it.

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Former President Joseph Estrada on Thursday denied having any link to the more than P1 billion recently discovered in Banco de Oro.

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The Senate Committee on Ways and Means ignored objections of the Department of Finance and will go ahead with hearing a bill seeking suspension and eventual elimination of the 12-percent value-added tax (VAT) on petroleum products.

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The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) scored in the first criminal tax-evasion case against personalities involved in the tax-credit scam committed at the Department of Finance (DOF).

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SPECIAL REPORT: DEPED NOT READY FOR CYBERED

Last of four parts

WHY not scale up successful projects of the Education department instead of going into a very costly project like CyberEd.

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Education Assistant Secretary Jesus Mateo, who is the director of the CyberEd Project, gave the following brief comment on this Times special report on the roundtable.

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Indonesia: Jardiknas

Telkom’s Speedy Community SchoolNet Limited and Speedy Community SchoolNet Unlimited differ on the size of data that can be downloaded and on the monthly charges.

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