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Ang 88 kahon na naglalaman ng kontrabando ay dumating sa NAIA buhat sa Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur at Taipei noong Linggo ng gabi.


Pinangunahan ni OMB Chairman Edu Manzano ang pagbubukas ng mga kargamento sa CMEX.


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Ang 88 kahon na naglalaman ng kontrabando ay dumating sa NAIA buhat sa Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur at Taipei noong Linggo ng gabi.


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Pekeng VCD at DVD nasamsam sa NAIA

June 4, 2004 - 12:00am

Nasamsam ng pinagsanib na puwersa ng Bureau of Customs (BoC), Customs Scanning Unit at Optical Media Board (OMB) ang mahigit sa isang tonelada ng mga pekeng VCD at DVD na nagkakahalaga ng may P25 milyon na ipinadaan...

PSN Metro

Philpost chief admits monkey business in POs

By Nikko Dizon | March 11, 2003 - 12:00am

The monkey business in post offices cannot be ignored. "I (admit) that there are kalokohans in post offices," Philpost General Manager Diomedio Villanueva told The STAR in a phone interview yesterday.

Metro