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Capt. Alejandro Flora Jr., the Coast Guard’s Southern Tagalog district commander, said 93 containers of suspected smuggled rice were confiscated aboard MV Nossa Señora de Fatima during the dawn raid.


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Ayon kay Capt. Alejandro Flora Jr., Coast Guard station commander, 93 containers ng pinaghihinalaang smuggled rice na may halagang P53 milyon ang nakumpiska na tangkang ipuslit sa Batangas Port lulan ng M/V Nossa Senora de Fatima ng Negros Navigation.


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                    [Summary] => More than a week after a deadly fire engulfed the ferry MV Maria Carmela, the families of about two dozen passengers still missing are still hoping that their loved ones are still alive.


So far, the body count remained at 28. Yesterday, the burned out hulk of the Carmela finally sank off the port of Lucena City in Quezon. There were no immediate reports of bodies found aboard the vessel.


Authorities hope that the missing had been picked up at sea by passing vessels as the area is a busy shipping lane and fishing area.


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Personal na nasaksihan ng PSN correspondent ang pagtagilid ng barko bago tuluyang lumubog bandang alas-12:55 ng tanghali.


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‘Smuggled’ rice worth P53-M seized

February 1, 2003 - 12:00am

BATANGAS CITY — Coast Guard personnel seized P53 million worth of suspected smuggled rice from a vessel docked at the Sta. Clara pier here yesterday. Capt. Alejandro Flora Jr., the Coast Guard’s Southern...

Nation

P53-M smuggled rice, nasabat

February 1, 2003 - 12:00am

BATANGAS CITY –Nasabat ng magkasanib na tauhan ng Philippine Coast Guard at Bureau of Customs (BOC) ang tangkang pagpupuslit sa P53 milyong halaga ng smuggled na bigas sa Batangas Port kamakalawa ng gabi. Ayon...

Probinsiya

Ferry fire: Hopes flicker for survivors

By Felix De Los Santos | April 15, 2002 - 12:00am

More than a week after a deadly fire engulfed the ferry MV Maria Carmela, the families of about two dozen passengers still missing are still hoping that their loved ones are still alive. So far, the body count remained...

Headlines

Barko na nasunog,lumubog na

April 15, 2002 - 12:00am

LUCENA CITY – Tuluyang naglaho at nawalan ng pag-asa ang mga kaanak ng mga nawawala pang biktima ng M/V Maria Carmela na posible pang marekober ang mga labi kahit na tustado na makaraang lumubog ang barko kahapon...

Probinsiya