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"It’s the biggest catch of pirated DVDs ever made by the bureau," said Clark Customs deputy chief Errol Albano.


The seized 108,500 DVDs were consigned to five Pampanga residents who, Albano said, were apparently fictitious.  — Ding Cervantes
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CLARK CUSTOMS

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"It’s the biggest catch of pirated DVDs ever made by the bureau," said Clark Customs deputy chief Errol Albano.


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Smuggled diesel not from Clark

September 21, 2009 - 12:00am

We would like to correct erroneous news reports that came out in the September 7 issue of your paper, stating “seized and forfeited tax-free fuel sold at the Port of Clark.”

Letters to the Editor

P5-M pirated DVDs seized

February 25, 2004 - 12:00am

CLARK FIELD, Pampanga — Pirated digital video discs (DVDs) estimated to be worth over P5 million and apparently coming from Malaysia, were seized by Customs authorities here Tuesday night. "It’s the...

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