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[Title] => Go home and do nothing
[Summary] => I have something important to share with you married folks with children: consider everyday life realities.
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[Title] => MICP evaluation failure due to rundown state
[Summary] => This refers to the banner of The Philippine STAR in its April 16, 2013 issue which reads “150 gov’t offices flunk red tape test” which appeared in its front page written by Mr. Michael Punongbayan stating that “BOC offices in the sub ports of Mariveles in Bataan and Cavite, Kalibo International Airport, Mindanao International Container Port, Manila International Container Port, Ninoy Aquino International Airport, Pair Cargo, General Santos City and Davao failed the evaluation.”
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[Title] => US to deploy spy plane in 5-day sea exercises
[Summary] => The United States military is deploying a P-3C “Orion” spy plane in General Santos City and Davao in line with the five-day Philippine Navy inter-agency sea exercises, which is aimed to further test operational capabilities of the Coast Watch South project.
[DatePublished] => 2012-09-02 00:00:00
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[Title] => BAI head worried about smuggling of exotic birds
[Summary] => ANGELES CITY — The head of the Bureau of Animal Industry (BAI) has expressed concern over reports of smuggling of exotic birds, which are potential carriers of the fatal avian flu virus, particularly at the waterfronts of General Santos City and Davao.
Dr. Divino Catbagan, BAI officer-in-charge, meanwhile, told The STAR that the Asian Development Bank (ADB) has included the Philippines in the list of countries which will receive funds from its $24-million allocation for anti-bird flu measures although the country still has no bird flu case.
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GENERAL SANTOS CITY AND DAVAO
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Dr. Divino Catbagan, BAI officer-in-charge, meanwhile, told The STAR that the Asian Development Bank (ADB) has included the Philippines in the list of countries which will receive funds from its $24-million allocation for anti-bird flu measures although the country still has no bird flu case.
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