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Tuesday, April 21, 2009 |
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‘Waterless’ areas a major problem–NEDA |
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By Llanesca T. Panti, Reporter and Sarah
Jane P. Pauyo
INACTION on the part of legislators is one of the reasons some parts
of the Philippines outside Metro Manila remain waterless, NEDA
officials said Monday.
According to Ralph Recto, director general of
the National Economic Development Authority (NEDA), 242 out of 432
local governments are yet to be covered by the President’s
Priority Program on Water that will support policy reform and
initiatives for sustainable and clean water supply.
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Firm to submit lab test report on DepEd noodles to Senate
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The Kolonwel Marketing Incorporated on Monday said it would submit
to the Senate Committee on Education the result of laboratory test
conducted by experts abroad on the noodles distributed by the
Department of Education (DepEd) for its school feeding program last
year.
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‘Alabang Boy’ transferred to Quezon City
jail
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ONE of the “Alabang Boys” detained in the facilities of the
Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) was transferred on Monday
to Quezon City jail on court order.
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Seamen say move to ban deployment ‘ridiculous’
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The proposal of the government to stop the deployment of Filipino
seafarers shipping vessels that pass through the pirate-infested
Gulf of Aden is ridiculous, the head of a local maritime group said
Monday.
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DEAR
PAO
By Persida Acosta
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Correcting gender
entry in birth certificate
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Dear PAO,
I wrote in relation to your past article
regarding the Petition for Change of Name. As reflected on my birth
certificate, my name is John Aldrin and my gender is...
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