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A Provincial Board member is calling on the Government Service Insurance System to address the concerns of old pensioners who are complaining of the difficulties in using the E-Card.


PB member Victor Maambong has filed a resolution to this effect in response to the numerous complaints reaching his office, most of which came from the old pensioners who do not know how to use the card, or have no access to the terminals or facilities where the card can be used.


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Catanduanes Rep. Joseph Santiago, former chairman of the National Telecommunications Commission, said the funding would benefit 4,830 public secondary schools all over the country.


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                    [Title] => RP call centers seen to rake in $960M this year
                    [Summary] => The country’s information technology-enabled services industry, led by call centers, is expected to rake in some $960 million in revenues this year, up 50 percent from the $640 million it generated last year, according to Sen. Mar Roxas, chairman of the Congressional Oversight Committee on the Electronic Commerce Law. 


"Just to have an idea as to how fast and big the industry has grown, it is now generating foreign exchange equal to over 10 percent of the aggregate amount of dollars remitted by our overseas workers each year," Roxas pointed out. 


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Globe senior vice president Rodolfo Salalima noted that the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) has no basis in allowing entities other than the duly enfranchised public telecommunications entities to offer VoIP. 


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                    [Title] => Jordanians not terrorists — PNP
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Superintendent Jaime Caringal, chief of the PNP anti-terrorism Task Force Sanglahi, said brothers Mahmoud and Al Nuesir are not on the PNP list of suspected terrorists.


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Agents of the National Bureau of Investigation’s Anti-Fraud and Computer Crimes Division nabbed Ceasar Mañalac, 31, former information technology (IT) support head of the Thames International Business School, in his house at the San Lorenzo Subdivision in Sta. Rosa, Laguna.


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PB member Victor Maambong has filed a resolution to this effect in response to the numerous complaints reaching his office, most of which came from the old pensioners who do not know how to use the card, or have no access to the terminals or facilities where the card can be used.


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Globe senior vice president Rodolfo Salalima noted that the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) has no basis in allowing entities other than the duly enfranchised public telecommunications entities to offer VoIP. 


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Superintendent Jaime Caringal, chief of the PNP anti-terrorism Task Force Sanglahi, said brothers Mahmoud and Al Nuesir are not on the PNP list of suspected terrorists.


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Agents of the National Bureau of Investigation’s Anti-Fraud and Computer Crimes Division nabbed Ceasar Mañalac, 31, former information technology (IT) support head of the Thames International Business School, in his house at the San Lorenzo Subdivision in Sta. Rosa, Laguna.


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