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[Title] => Meralco slammed over prepaid power scheme
[Summary] => The Trade Union Congress of the Philippines on Monday said power distributor Manila Electric Co. should be sanctioned for its prepaid electricity scheme, saying it violates the provisions of the Magna Carta for Residential Electricity Consumers.
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[Title] => Recto: Government must have long-term solutions to traffic woes
[Summary] => Apart from reducing the number of buses plying the roads of Metro Manila, Sen. Ralph Recto said yesterday the government should also look at medium and long-term solutions to the traffic mess in the metropolis.
[DatePublished] => 2010-11-19 00:00:00
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[Title] => Malaria watch on in Rizal b’gays
[Summary] => Government doctors in Rizal are now monitoring a number of barangays in Antipolo City and five towns where malaria cases have been reported.
Dr. Gino Silvestre, medical officer IV of the Department of Health and a malariologist based in Binangonan, Rizal, identified the barangays as Calawis, San Roque, San Isidro, San Jose, Apya, San Ysiro and Colaique, all in Antipolo City; Masaap and Puray, both in E. Rodriguez town (formerly Montalban); and Propito, Malanday, Pintong Bukawe and Maarat, all in San Mateo town.
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[Title] => KFR gang eyed in Rizal resto owner’s kidnap-slay
[Summary] => Police are eyeing the Waray-Ilonggo kidnap-for-ransom (KFR) gang as behind the kidnap-slaying of a Rizal restaurant owner last month.
Camp Crame sources said gang members were overheard boasting during a drinking session after 58-year-old businessman Arturo Picones was abducted last May 3 that they had earned P450,000 for a few days’ work.
The Police Anti-Crime Emergency Response (PACER), the anti-kidnapping unit of the Philippine National Police (PNP), has taken over the case and all the information gathered by other police units has been forwarded to it.
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ANGONO AND TAYTAY
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Camp Crame sources said gang members were overheard boasting during a drinking session after 58-year-old businessman Arturo Picones was abducted last May 3 that they had earned P450,000 for a few days’ work.
The Police Anti-Crime Emergency Response (PACER), the anti-kidnapping unit of the Philippine National Police (PNP), has taken over the case and all the information gathered by other police units has been forwarded to it.
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