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DOHA, Qatar — Even as Doha 2006 has yet to open its gates to participants of the 15th Asian Games, it has already finalized plans on what to do with the ultra-modern Athletes Village after the Asian Games — convert it to a state-of-art medical facility.


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Butch Ramirez, the RP chef-de-mission, said Dagoc turned down a request by the Philippines for more beds to accommodate 267 athletes and 133 coaches and assistant coaches for the Dec. 5 to 15 event.


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As a result of the projected shortage in bed space at the Athletes Village, the Doha Asian Games Organizing Committee (Dagoc) has asked all 44 participating countries to reduce the size of their respective delegations by 15 percent.


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The country’s gold medal winners in last year’s 23rd SEA Games led the roster recommended by the Asian Games Task Force and approved by the POC Executive Committee in a meeting yesterday.


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Fr. Reymar Dagoc denied that he had any affair with Arlyn Lerios, his former secretary, that prompted her husband, Anton, to take the priest hostage inside the Holy Cross Church convent. 


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Athletes Village a modern medical facility after Asiad

By Arsenic Lacson | October 27, 2006 - 12:00am

(Contributor) DOHA, Qatar — Even as Doha 2006 has yet to open its gates to participants of the 15th Asian Games, it has already finalized plans on what to do with the ultra-modern Athletes Village after...

Sports

Doha to RP: Make do with 316 beds

By Abac Cordero | October 11, 2006 - 12:00am

It’s 316 beds. No more, no less. The Doha Asian Games Organizing Committee (Dagoc) has stressed that due to limited space at the Athletes Village it can only offer 316 beds for the Filipino contingent. Butch...

Sports

Prune list of officials, save Pinoy bets berths

By Abac Cordero | October 7, 2006 - 12:00am

Why reduce the number of athletes when you can reduce the number of officials? This sentiment should be in the minds of Filipino athletes who stand to lose their slots to the 15th Asian Games in December after host...

Sports

POC approves 205 bets for Doha Asiad

By Joey Villar | July 20, 2006 - 12:00am

Two hundred five Filipino athletes, competing in individual events, have made it to the initial list of the Philippine contingent bound for the Asian Games in Doha, Qatar late this year. The country’s...

Sports

Priest denies affair with hostage-taker’s widow

By Bong Fabe | January 14, 2004 - 12:00am

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY — A Catholic priest, who was held hostage here last Saturday by a man who claimed the clergyman was having an affair with his wife, faced the media the other day and denied that such a relationship...

Nation