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                    [Summary] => A man has been detained after some 100 grams of shabu were found hidden inside a clock being shipped to Italy, the Bureau of Customs (BOC) at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) said yesterday.


The smuggling attempt unraveled last week when a cargo forwarding firm UPS notified the BOC-NAIA about a substance contained inside a large table clock packaged to be sent to Italy.


BOC-NAIA District Collector Celso Templo, together with other Customs officials, proceeded to the UPS warehouse at the NAIA on Oct. 2 to verify information relayed by UPS.


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                    [Title] => 10 kilos shabu seized at NAIA
                    [Summary] => Customs officers arrested three Indonesian women suspected of being drug couriers of an international drug syndicate after almost 10 kilos of high-grade shabu were found in their luggage upon arrival at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) last Sunday evening.


Bureau of Customs-NAIA District Collector Celso Templo identified the passengers, all Indonesian nationals, as Khoe Hong Gek, 46, with passport number N111346; Heravaty Ng, 50, with passport number M253251; and Maimun Wagimin, 42, with passport number K125272.


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                    [Title] => BOC-NAIA  installs cameras
                    [Summary] => The Bureau of Customs (BOC) at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) has begun installing cameras and television monitors at the Customs’ lanes in an effort to prevent corruption among its officers.


"We have installed already one camera facing the Customs examiner and a television monitor facing arriving passengers in the lane," said BOC-NAIA District Collector Celso Templo during a press conference held at the Customs House at the NAIA complex yesterday.


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                    [Title] => Honest Customs officer at NAIA commended
                    [Summary] => A Customs officer assigned at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) was given recognition the other day for turning over US$1,900 in cash left by a still unidentified passenger who arrived in Manila last April.


Customs Commissioner Antonio Bernardo and NAIA District Collector Celso Templo commended Customs Examiner Norieta Abarintos, assigned at the Customs arrival area of the NAIA Centennial Terminal.


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                    [Title] => Lack of screening abroad allowing piracy to prosper?
                    [Summary] => A high-ranking official of the Bureau of Customs (BOC) assigned at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) said the possible lack of screening of pirated items abroad may be allowing the influx of pirated digital video discs (DVDs), video compact discs (VCDs) and  music CDs in the country.


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                    [Title] => Pekeng VCD at DVD nasamsam sa NAIA
                    [Summary] => 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 ng sindikato sa pamamagitan ng Central Mail Exchange (CMEX).


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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                    [Title] => P20-M fake DVDs  seized at NAIA
                    [Summary] => Some 2.5 tons of pirated DVDs (digital video discs) worth approximately P20 million have been seized by the Bureau of Customs (BOC) at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA).


The DVDs were taken to the UPS warehouse at the NAIA complex for inspection. Present during yesterday’s inspection were Customs Commissioner Antonio Bernardo and NAIA District Collector Celso Templo.


Templo said the DVDs were contained in 64 packages weighing 2,444 kilos.


The items, declared as printed materials and consigned to an individual in Quezon City, came from Malaysia.

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                    [Title] => P50-M pirated DVDs, VCDs seized at NAIA
                    [Summary] => Some P50 million worth of pirated digital video discs (DVDs) and video compact discs (VCDs) that arrived from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia last Sunday were seized by authorities from the Bureau of Customs (BOC) at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA).


Col. Joey Yuchongco, Customs police deputy director and project manager of BOC’s scanning unit, said two crates of pirated DVDs and VCDs were misdeclared as turntable accessories by the consignee.


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                    [Title] => P60-M VCDs nasamsam sa NAIA
                    [Summary] => Dalawang tonelada ng pekeng digital at video compact discs na tinatayang nagkakahalaga ng P60 milyon ang nakumpiska ng mga opisyal ng Bureau of Customs, kahapon ng umaga sa Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA).


Pinangunahan nina Customs Commissioner Antonio Bernardo, NAIA District Collector Celso Templo at Video Regulatory Board (VRB) chairman Bong Revilla ang pagbukas at pagkumpiska sa mga piniratang discs na nasa loob ng mahigit 50 kahon na naglalaman ng mga pelikulang banyaga at mga bold films.


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DISTRICT COLLECTOR CELSO TEMPLO

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The smuggling attempt unraveled last week when a cargo forwarding firm UPS notified the BOC-NAIA about a substance contained inside a large table clock packaged to be sent to Italy.


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Bureau of Customs-NAIA District Collector Celso Templo identified the passengers, all Indonesian nationals, as Khoe Hong Gek, 46, with passport number N111346; Heravaty Ng, 50, with passport number M253251; and Maimun Wagimin, 42, with passport number K125272.


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"We have installed already one camera facing the Customs examiner and a television monitor facing arriving passengers in the lane," said BOC-NAIA District Collector Celso Templo during a press conference held at the Customs House at the NAIA complex yesterday.


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Customs Commissioner Antonio Bernardo and NAIA District Collector Celso Templo commended Customs Examiner Norieta Abarintos, assigned at the Customs arrival area of the NAIA Centennial Terminal.


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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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Templo said the DVDs were contained in 64 packages weighing 2,444 kilos.


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