+ Follow CRUZ AND BINONDO Tag
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[Title] => Dominic Rubio at Galerie Joaquin
[Summary] => Artist Dominic Rubio tackles the history of that once-glorious avenue, Escolta, in a new series of paintings done is partnership with the International Council of Monuments and Sites (ICOMS) and the Escolta Commercial Association.
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[Title] => Immigration opens 2 satellite offices in Metro
[Summary] => The Bureau of Immigration opened yesterday two more satellite offices in Metro Manila as part of the agency’s decentralization and regionalization programs.
[DatePublished] => 2009-10-28 00:00:00
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[Title] => Oldest makers of traditional Chinese meds to set up shop in RP
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HONG KONG — China’s oldest and biggest manufacturer of traditional Chinese medicines will open pharmaceutical stores and clinics in the Philippines next month as part of its overseas expansion program.
But in doing so, TongRenTang intends to push for the regulation of herbal medicines now flooding the Philippine market.
Founded in Beijing in 1669, TongRenTang used to be the sole supplier of herbal medicines to the royal court during the reign of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911).
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[Title] => CIDG seizes P3.3-M fake Viagra in Manila
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Operatives of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) raided yesterday eight stores and warehouses in Sta. Cruz and Binondo in Manila, seizing boxes of fake Viagra.
Raided were five Chinese stores, two drugstores and a warehouse on T. Pinpin and Bustos streets, both in Binondo; Ronquillo street in Sta. Cruz, Rizal Avenue and Carriedo, all in Manila.
Senior Superintendent Benjamin de los Santos, chief of the CIDG-High Profile Case Division, said store managers and helpers were picked up by the raiders for further investigation.
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[Title] => Plans for Binondo casino hit
[Summary] => Residents and church officials in the Binondo and Sta. Cruz areas have joined hands to protest the opening of a casino by the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. (Pagcor) in Binondo, Manila.
Protests and rallies are being prepared to ensure that Pagcor won’t be able to establish any form of gambling in the area, said Sta. Cruz assistant parish priest Joseph Matitu, one of the convenors of the Mamamayan Ayaw sa Sugalan (MASS).
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CRUZ AND BINONDO
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[Title] => Immigration opens 2 satellite offices in Metro
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HONG KONG — China’s oldest and biggest manufacturer of traditional Chinese medicines will open pharmaceutical stores and clinics in the Philippines next month as part of its overseas expansion program.
But in doing so, TongRenTang intends to push for the regulation of herbal medicines now flooding the Philippine market.
Founded in Beijing in 1669, TongRenTang used to be the sole supplier of herbal medicines to the royal court during the reign of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911).
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[Title] => CIDG seizes P3.3-M fake Viagra in Manila
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Operatives of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) raided yesterday eight stores and warehouses in Sta. Cruz and Binondo in Manila, seizing boxes of fake Viagra.
Raided were five Chinese stores, two drugstores and a warehouse on T. Pinpin and Bustos streets, both in Binondo; Ronquillo street in Sta. Cruz, Rizal Avenue and Carriedo, all in Manila.
Senior Superintendent Benjamin de los Santos, chief of the CIDG-High Profile Case Division, said store managers and helpers were picked up by the raiders for further investigation.
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[Title] => Plans for Binondo casino hit
[Summary] => Residents and church officials in the Binondo and Sta. Cruz areas have joined hands to protest the opening of a casino by the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. (Pagcor) in Binondo, Manila.
Protests and rallies are being prepared to ensure that Pagcor won’t be able to establish any form of gambling in the area, said Sta. Cruz assistant parish priest Joseph Matitu, one of the convenors of the Mamamayan Ayaw sa Sugalan (MASS).
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