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The pledge was made as the newly installed Angan made a courtesy call at City Hall and later joined the mayor in her inspection of some areas in the city.


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The arrested suspects were identified as Peter Lao Say, 50, a Filipino-Chinese trader, of 528 El Cano Lavisaris, Binondo, Manila; Nestor Guillermo, 44, of Samson Road, Caloocan City; Clarita Saguiped, 39, of  Cavite; Arsad Mababaya, 24; and Abdultaha Ali, 25, both from Maharlika Village, Taguig.


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Police said the unidentified boy was found by Petty Officer 1 Carlito Majaducon, a crew member of the presidential yacht Ang Pangulo, at about 5:40 a.m. as it was docked at the South Harbor near Del Pan, Tondo.


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