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                    [Title] => NAIA set to collect $5 security fee
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This developed after MIAA met the requirement for the imposition of new fees on public transportation passengers with the holding of a third public hearing last week.


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In a statement, MIAA General Manager Alfonso Cusi said they have been trying to defer the imposition of the security fee unlike other countries, which stepped up their security measures after the 9/11 terror attack in the US.


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