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Wednesday, January 30, 2008

 

Diesel prices to go down by P1 per liter

Various petroleum companies start rollback effected by tariff cuts

After having to bear the brunt of the soaring price of oil in the world market, local oil firms are set to slash the price of diesel at the pumps in light of the tariff cut earlier implemented by the government.

“Following the reduction in import tariff, we will rollback diesel prices by P1 per liter effective 12:01 a.m. February 1, 2008,” Pilipinas Shell spokesman Bobby Kanapi said.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

THE Supreme Court has ordered the government to lodge its explanation to the petition of journalists who sought refuge from the alleged harassments they suffered from the hands of the security authorities.

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Local authorities are often criticized for mistakes in dealing with crisis situations, while the successful handling of emergency situations is hardly given media attention.

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An additional P700 million was allocated to the government’s campaign against tuberculosis and HIV-AIDS, as contained in the P1.227-trillion national budget for 2008 which Congress ratified on Monday.

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Malacañang denied that it is blocking the appearance of a new witness in the controversial national broadband deal at the resumption of Senate hearings today.

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THE National Irrigation Administration (NIA) spent P3.126 billion in 2007 to restore and rehabilitate irrigation facilities servicing 96,209 hectares of farmlands.

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A consumer group on Monday proposed a multisectoral burden-sharing program in which public utility vehicle drivers adopt fuel-efficient technologies that enable them to absorb the rising costs of fuel.

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THE Land Transportation Office (LTO) warned taxi operators and drivers who fail to appear on the day of their scheduled hearing that they face serious sanctions.

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Human rights record of Arroyo government also caused lowering of aid amount

THE United States is offering a lower military aid to the Philippines with the continued problem of human rights abuses hounding the Arroyo government.

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THE Supreme Court on Tuesday junked with finality the appeal of the government asking the court to reconsider its previous decision which declared as null and void...

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