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Gov. orders Australian firm to stop quarrying
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BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya: Gov. Luisa Lloren Cuaresma ordered an
Australian-owned mining firm “to cease and desist” its quarrying
activities in the remote Didipio village of Kasibu town.
Gov. Cuaresma in her order told Australian-owned
Oceana Gold Philippines, one of the nationally sanctioned foreign
firms conducting mining explorations in the province, to immediately
stop quarrying activities until the province decides they could be
resumed.
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Church opposes casino on Boracay Island
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BORACAY Island: The Catholic Church here reiterated its opposition
to the planned casino in Boracay Island, reported Panay News. The
proposal reportedly came from the state-owned Philippine Amusement
and Gaming Corp. (PAGCOR).
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Clark airport running short of flights
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At least a thousand OFWs fail to leave daily and
facing cancellation of their labor contracts
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CLARK FREEPORT, Pampanga: The open skies policy
at the Clark airport has once again been raised by an advocacy group
to solve the worsening lack of flights for the increasing number of
overseas Filipino workers (OFW).
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Expressway to complement INT’L AIRPORT in
attracting tourists
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CLARK FREEPORT: The newly inaugurated P27-billion Subic-Clark-Tarlac
Expressway (SCTEx) will complement the Diosdado Macapagal
International Airport here in attracting tourists to Clark and the
rest of the Central Luzon region, an official here said.
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PNP to look into allegations of bribery,
extortion in Northern Mindanao project
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THE Philippine National Police will look into allegations of a
P400-million bribe offer to a local executive, and a case of a
violent confrontation involving a representative of a Korean
industrial company in Northern Mindanao.
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