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Based on the report of the DENR National Capital Region (NCR), Gerochi said that Chevalier Enviro Services, Inc., (CESI) was found operating its treatment storage and disposal facility without the necessary permit from the EMB.


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In a letter to DPWH Secretary Simeon Datumanong dated Feb. 20, Gerochi asked the DPWH chief to strictly comply with the new conditions of the tree cutting and balling permit issued by the DENR.


The DPWH is presently constructing the EDSA-Quezon Avenue interchange intended to decongest traffic in the area.


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Herrera made the call as he expressed suspicions that Lepeng Wee, Estrada’s adviser on Mindanao economic affairs, could possibly be behind the importation of 39 toxic substances "intended for use in the manufacture of illegal and dangerous drugs."


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                    [Summary] => Acting Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Joemari Gerochi ordered yesterday the immediate filing of criminal charges against a former adviser of ousted President Joseph Estrada for the importation of at least 39 drums of toxic chemicals.


Gerochi directed DENR Undersecretary for Legal Affairs Roseller dela Peña to ready the appropriate charges against Lepeng Wee, former presidential adviser of Estrada on Mindanao economic affairs, after the DENR’s investigating team found out that Wee owned the 39 drums of imported toxic chemicals.


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                    [Title] => Police group to revive cases against Lacson
                    [Summary] => Senior and middle-grade police officers, belonging to the Reform the PNP (Philippine National Police) Movement, plan to revive cases against their former chief, Panfilo Lacson, particularly the celebrated Kuratong Baleleng case.


"We are now in the process of collating all the evidence for the possible reopening or filing of these cases," a member of the group said.


Lacson has thrown his hat into the political ring, aspiring for a seat in the Senate.


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ACTING ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES SECRETARY JOEMARI GEROCHI

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"We are now in the process of collating all the evidence for the possible reopening or filing of these cases," a member of the group said.


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Waste disposal firm faces sanctions

By Jose Rodel Clapano | March 14, 2001 - 12:00am

Acting Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Joemari Gerochi has directed the Environmental Management Bureau (EMB) to issue a notice of violation to a Parañaque company engaged...

Metro

Decades-old QC trees saved from DPWH ax

February 22, 2001 - 12:00am

Acting Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Joemari Gerochi has moved to save at the last minute, 91 decade-old mahogany trees and Taraw palms along Quezon Avenue from being cut by the Department of Public...

Metro

Probe of Estrada adviser sought

February 18, 2001 - 12:00am

Bohol Rep. Ernesto Herrera urged yesterday drug enforcement authorities to investigate the alleged involvement in smuggling and illegal drugs trafficking of an adviser of deposed President Joseph Estrada. Herrera...

Headlines

DENR readies raps vs former Erap adviser

By Jose Rodel Clapano | February 16, 2001 - 12:00am

Acting Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Joemari Gerochi ordered yesterday the immediate filing of criminal charges against a former adviser of ousted President Joseph Estrada for the importation of at...

Nation

Police group to revive cases against Lacson

February 14, 2001 - 12:00am

Senior and middle-grade police officers, belonging to the Reform the PNP (Philippine National Police) Movement, plan to revive cases against their former chief, Panfilo Lacson, particularly the celebrated Kuratong...

Nation