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The smuggled shipment in 25 container vans was believed to have originated from the Port of Vietnam on board M/V Dafa. The vessel was docked at the Port of Cebu on May 10.


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                    [Summary] => CEBU CITY — Controversy just cannot seem to let go of the controversial Lim brothers here.


First it was Peter and Wellington Lim who got implicated in alleged illegal drug trafficking.


Now a third brother, David, has found himself implicated as the alleged consignee of a shipment of rice from Thailand seized by the Bureau of Customs.


Peter and Wellington had denied any involvement in illegal drugs and were subsequently cleared when their accuser, Rep. Antonio Cuenco, said he had no evidence against them.


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                    [Summary] => CEBU CITY — A former staffer of the Customs Intelligence and Investigation Service said yesterday that there was an attempt to unload smuggled rice off M/V Great Faith at the Ouano wharf.


Former CIIS chief for Cebu Rogaciano Ceniza alleged that former CIIS chief for Visayas and Mindanao Alexander Atienza, Jr. was the one who instructed him to call the Customs police deputy commander Ronald Pasion and ask for the release of a portion of the rice shipment of M/V Great Faith.


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Now a third brother, David, has found himself implicated as the alleged consignee of a shipment of rice from Thailand seized by the Bureau of Customs.


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Former CIIS chief for Cebu Rogaciano Ceniza alleged that former CIIS chief for Visayas and Mindanao Alexander Atienza, Jr. was the one who instructed him to call the Customs police deputy commander Ronald Pasion and ask for the release of a portion of the rice shipment of M/V Great Faith.


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25 vans of smuggled rice from Vietnam seized

June 7, 2002 - 12:00am

Before newly appointed Customs collector Billy Bibit could assume office in the Port of Cebu, another shipment containing 25 vans of smuggled rice were seized by Customs officials yesterday. The smuggled shipment...

Nation

Sibling of 2 controversial Cebu traders linked to seized cargo

March 1, 2002 - 12:00am

CEBU CITY — Controversy just cannot seem to let go of the controversial Lim brothers here. First it was Peter and Wellington Lim who got implicated in alleged illegal drug trafficking. Now a third brother,...

Nation

Try to unload ‘hot’ rice in Cebu bared

January 13, 2002 - 12:00am

CEBU CITY — A former staffer of the Customs Intelligence and Investigation Service said yesterday that there was an attempt to unload smuggled rice off M/V Great Faith at the Ouano wharf. Former CIIS chief...

Nation