+ Follow CEBU AND DAVAO CITY Tag
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[Title] => Lawmaker seeks probe of Mindanao car smuggling
[Summary] => A Mindanao congressman is seeking an investigation into the alleged smuggling of luxury vehicles through ports on the island.
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[Title] => Filinvest launches Pasig mid-rise condo
[Summary] => Gotianun-led Filinvest Land Inc. (FLI) unveiled yesterday its newest mid-rise building (MRB) offering, One Spatial Pasig, estimated to generate P1.5 billion in sales.
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[Title] => Hi-Smart Coach E holds camps in Cebu, Davao
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines - Coach E Basketball School, with support from Hi-Smart Multivitamins + Zinc and Taurine of the New Marketlink Pharmaceutical Corporation, will hold provincial camps in Cebu and Davao City starting May 4 and 6, respectively.
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[Title] => Cash, not cards, is still king in RP
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY – Electronic payment maybe convenient, but for Filipinos, cash still reigns supreme as king.
"Cash is still king for Filipinos. Most Filipinos, as much as possible would still like to pay in cash," James Dixon, country manager for Visa International, said.
Dixon said that with such a situation, the challenge for Visa International now is how to increase electronic payments in a country of more than 85 million people.
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[Title] => Four drug informants seek P7.5-M reward
[Summary] => Four civilian informants who helped the police in busting four large shabu laboratories in Metro Manila and the provinces last year are asking the government to expedite the release of their P7.5 million reward.
Director Marcelo Ele Jr., commander of the Anti-Illegal Drugs Special Operations Task Force (AIDSOTF), said he is helping the four informants claim their reward to give "more teeth" to the government’s war against drug syndicates.
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[Title] => Smoke-belch tests resume today
[Summary] => Starting today, the Land Transportation Office (LTO) will not process the registration of all motor vehicles that do not pass smoke-emission tests.
Initially, only private and government vehicles were required to undergo the tests in compliance with the Republic Act 8749, or the Clean Air Act of 1999.
According to LTO information officer Farly Viola, the agency intends to vigorously implement the anti-smoke belching program to provide clean air to future generations of Filipinos.
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"Cash is still king for Filipinos. Most Filipinos, as much as possible would still like to pay in cash," James Dixon, country manager for Visa International, said.
Dixon said that with such a situation, the challenge for Visa International now is how to increase electronic payments in a country of more than 85 million people.
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[Summary] => Four civilian informants who helped the police in busting four large shabu laboratories in Metro Manila and the provinces last year are asking the government to expedite the release of their P7.5 million reward.
Director Marcelo Ele Jr., commander of the Anti-Illegal Drugs Special Operations Task Force (AIDSOTF), said he is helping the four informants claim their reward to give "more teeth" to the government’s war against drug syndicates.
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[Title] => Smoke-belch tests resume today
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Initially, only private and government vehicles were required to undergo the tests in compliance with the Republic Act 8749, or the Clean Air Act of 1999.
According to LTO information officer Farly Viola, the agency intends to vigorously implement the anti-smoke belching program to provide clean air to future generations of Filipinos.
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January 30, 2006 - 12:00am
