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[Title] => Atienza calls for renewed appreciation for bamboo
[Summary] => Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Lito Atienza has called for a renewed appreciation for the Philippine bamboo ...
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[Title] => Pinoys in Kuwait-Iraq border staying on and staying strong
[Summary] => Across the desert sand and distant ocean, Filipinos are linked by the sounds of war: Air-raid sirens, explosions and the urgent ringing of phones.
"Mommy, do you also carry around a gun there?" This innocent question asked by the four-year-old daughter of overseas Filipino worker (OFW) Cynthia Bustillos-Cabantoc, 33, prompted her to assure her family she is safe. Cynthia works in the Kuwaiti province of Jahra, close to the Iraqi border.
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[Title] => Embahada ng 'Pinas sa Kuwait nakaalerto
[Summary] => Nasa highest alert ngayon ang Embahada ng Pilipinas sa Kuwait matapos ang pagpapaulan ng missile ng Iraq sa isang commercial center sa nasabing bansa noong Sabado ng umaga.
Agad na nagtungo ang Middle East Preparedness Team (MEPT) sa pamumuno ni special envoy Ret. Gen. Roy Cimatu sa Kuwait upang tulungan ang may 150 Pilipino na empleado ng isang commercial center na kinabagsakan ng isang missile mula sa Basra, Iraq.
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[Title] => GMA urges OFWs: Continue remittances to stabilize peso
[Summary] => President Arroyo exhorted the families and relatives of overseas Filipino workers to ask the OFWs, when they call their loved ones in the Middle East, to remit their dollar earnings to the country to help stabilize the peso.
The President made these specific appeals to OFW families and relatives availing themselves of the free three-minute long distance calls at call centers set up by government for them following the outbreak of war in Iraq.
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[AuthorName] => Marichu A. Villanueva
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[Title] => Bakuna kontra biological attack ikinasa sa Israel
[Summary] => Hiniling ng embahada ng Pilipinas sa Israel sa libu-libong manggagawang Pilipino doon na magpasailalim sa "atropine vaccine" upang magsilbing proteksiyon sa kinatatakutang biological attack ng Israel bilang ganti sa pag-atake ng US-led coalition forces sa Baghdad.
Base sa report, isa-isa nang nagpapabakuna ang mga manggagawang Pilipino doon matapos ang instruction ni Ambassador Belen Anota bilang safety precautions sa nagaganap na pag-atake at umaatikabong labanan sa Baghdad at southern Iraq.
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[Title] => Ban on Pinoy deployment to Middle East lifted
[Summary] => The government lifted yesterday a day-old ban on overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) going to the Middle East, except Iraq, despite the United States-led war on Baghdad.
Immigration supervisor Ferdinand Sampol said Filipinos will once again be allowed to go to work in Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Israel, following an order lifting a ban imposed on Thursday as part of precautions after US-led forces moved against Iraq.
However, a ban on workers going to Iraq will remain in force.
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[Title] => Government stops sending OFWs to ME
[Summary] => Amid hostilities in the Middle East, the Departments of Labor and Employment and Foreign Affairs suspended yesterday the deployment of Filipino workers to four countries in the region.
Acting Labor Secretary Manuel Imson said that the government will immediately stop sending workers to Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Israel until further notice from the Philippine embassies in the affected areas.
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"Mommy, do you also carry around a gun there?" This innocent question asked by the four-year-old daughter of overseas Filipino worker (OFW) Cynthia Bustillos-Cabantoc, 33, prompted her to assure her family she is safe. Cynthia works in the Kuwaiti province of Jahra, close to the Iraqi border.
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[Title] => Embahada ng 'Pinas sa Kuwait nakaalerto
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Agad na nagtungo ang Middle East Preparedness Team (MEPT) sa pamumuno ni special envoy Ret. Gen. Roy Cimatu sa Kuwait upang tulungan ang may 150 Pilipino na empleado ng isang commercial center na kinabagsakan ng isang missile mula sa Basra, Iraq.
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[Summary] => President Arroyo exhorted the families and relatives of overseas Filipino workers to ask the OFWs, when they call their loved ones in the Middle East, to remit their dollar earnings to the country to help stabilize the peso.
The President made these specific appeals to OFW families and relatives availing themselves of the free three-minute long distance calls at call centers set up by government for them following the outbreak of war in Iraq.
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[Title] => Bakuna kontra biological attack ikinasa sa Israel
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Base sa report, isa-isa nang nagpapabakuna ang mga manggagawang Pilipino doon matapos ang instruction ni Ambassador Belen Anota bilang safety precautions sa nagaganap na pag-atake at umaatikabong labanan sa Baghdad at southern Iraq.
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[Title] => Ban on Pinoy deployment to Middle East lifted
[Summary] => The government lifted yesterday a day-old ban on overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) going to the Middle East, except Iraq, despite the United States-led war on Baghdad.
Immigration supervisor Ferdinand Sampol said Filipinos will once again be allowed to go to work in Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Israel, following an order lifting a ban imposed on Thursday as part of precautions after US-led forces moved against Iraq.
However, a ban on workers going to Iraq will remain in force.
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[Title] => Government stops sending OFWs to ME
[Summary] => Amid hostilities in the Middle East, the Departments of Labor and Employment and Foreign Affairs suspended yesterday the deployment of Filipino workers to four countries in the region.
Acting Labor Secretary Manuel Imson said that the government will immediately stop sending workers to Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Israel until further notice from the Philippine embassies in the affected areas.
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October 23, 2008 - 12:00am
