+ Follow DAMIAN CARLOS Tag
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[Title] => DOTC orders ‘relief’ of Coast Guard chief
[Summary] => Transportation Secretary Leandro Mendoza ordered yesterday the relief of Coast Guard Commandant Vice Adm. Arthur Gosingan, about a month away from his mandatory retirement.
"He reached the maximum tenure of three years as commandant last Nov. 4," Lt. Commander Joseph Coyme, PCG spokesman, said in a statement.
"In accordance with the law, he was relieved as commandant. But it is different from his retirement. He’ll get his retirement benefits when he retires from the service on Dec. 9."
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[Title] => Treasure hunting ni Adm. Carlos may go signal ni Gosingan?
[Summary] => GINAGAMIT daw ng ilang tiwaling opisyal ng Coast Guard ang kanilang kagamitan pa lang sa treasure hunting sa Subic at sa Manila Bay. At kung paniniwalaan ang sumbong ng mga concerned Coast Guard employees sa Ombudsman, si Rear Adm. Damian Carlos, hepe ng operating forces ang nasa likod nito. Dahil abala siya sa treasure hunting, si Carlos pala ay halos dalawang beses lang kada linggo kung sumipot sa opisina niya. At kung magpakita man, tig-dalawang oras din siyang namamalagi doon. Siyempre, nakatutok si Carlos sa pagrekober ng mga gold bars sa breakwater ng South Harbor.
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[Title] => ‘Lord, tabangan mo kami’
[Summary] => At first, there was only God to turn to for help when an onboard explosion put the passengers of the SuperFerry 14 in grave peril past midnight yesterday.
"Lord, tabangan mo kami (help us)," uttered Emalinda Calao, 42, as she clutched her two-year-old son, Earl John, to her breast as the blast rocked the ship in the middle of the sealanes just past Corregidor island.
Then the rescuers came.
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[Title] => 4,500 blasting caps nasabat sa barko
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — Tinatayang aabot sa 4, 500 blasting caps na ginagamit sa home-made bomb at ibang uri ng pampasabog ang iniulat na nasabat ng mga alertong tauhan ng Phil. Coast Guard at tropa ng militar sa loob ng barko na nakahimpil sa pantalan ng Sitangkai, Tawi, Tawi noong Sabado.
Sinabi ni Capt. Damian Carlos, commander ng Phil. Coast Guard sa Southwestern Mindanao, nadiskubre ang cache ng blasting caps matapos na abandonahin sa barkong M/V Magnolia.
Napag-alaman pa sa ulat na ang blasting caps ay ginagamit ng militar at hindi pang-commercial model.
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"He reached the maximum tenure of three years as commandant last Nov. 4," Lt. Commander Joseph Coyme, PCG spokesman, said in a statement.
"In accordance with the law, he was relieved as commandant. But it is different from his retirement. He’ll get his retirement benefits when he retires from the service on Dec. 9."
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[Summary] => GINAGAMIT daw ng ilang tiwaling opisyal ng Coast Guard ang kanilang kagamitan pa lang sa treasure hunting sa Subic at sa Manila Bay. At kung paniniwalaan ang sumbong ng mga concerned Coast Guard employees sa Ombudsman, si Rear Adm. Damian Carlos, hepe ng operating forces ang nasa likod nito. Dahil abala siya sa treasure hunting, si Carlos pala ay halos dalawang beses lang kada linggo kung sumipot sa opisina niya. At kung magpakita man, tig-dalawang oras din siyang namamalagi doon. Siyempre, nakatutok si Carlos sa pagrekober ng mga gold bars sa breakwater ng South Harbor.
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[Summary] => At first, there was only God to turn to for help when an onboard explosion put the passengers of the SuperFerry 14 in grave peril past midnight yesterday.
"Lord, tabangan mo kami (help us)," uttered Emalinda Calao, 42, as she clutched her two-year-old son, Earl John, to her breast as the blast rocked the ship in the middle of the sealanes just past Corregidor island.
Then the rescuers came.
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[Title] => 4,500 blasting caps nasabat sa barko
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Sinabi ni Capt. Damian Carlos, commander ng Phil. Coast Guard sa Southwestern Mindanao, nadiskubre ang cache ng blasting caps matapos na abandonahin sa barkong M/V Magnolia.
Napag-alaman pa sa ulat na ang blasting caps ay ginagamit ng militar at hindi pang-commercial model.
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December 10, 2002 - 12:00am
