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                    [Title] => MPD chief warns men: Shape up or ship out
                    [Summary] => Manila Police District (MPD) acting director Senior Superintendent Danilo Abarzosa has issued an ultimatum yesterday to his 11 police station commanders and chiefs of police community precincts to be alert on their jobs or face relief.


His warning followed a verbal admonition he received from Manila Mayor Lito Atienza on the reported comeback of illegal gambling, illegal vendors and "hulidap" or police extortion cases in the city.
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In a meeting with the City Hall’s department heads and chiefs of bureaus and offices yesterday, Atienza ordered Dela Rosa to explain within 72 hours why he should not be relieved for the worsening traffic situation in Manila.
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What spelled the difference, according to Manila Mayor Lito Atienza, is the city government’s organized vending program, which has benefited thousands of vendors.
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                    [Summary] => Manila Police District (MPD) acting director Senior Superintendent Danilo Abarzosa has issued an ultimatum yesterday to his 11 police station commanders and chiefs of police community precincts to be alert on their jobs or face relief.


His warning followed a verbal admonition he received from Manila Mayor Lito Atienza on the reported comeback of illegal gambling, illegal vendors and "hulidap" or police extortion cases in the city.
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In a meeting with the City Hall’s department heads and chiefs of bureaus and offices yesterday, Atienza ordered Dela Rosa to explain within 72 hours why he should not be relieved for the worsening traffic situation in Manila.
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What spelled the difference, according to Manila Mayor Lito Atienza, is the city government’s organized vending program, which has benefited thousands of vendors.
[DatePublished] => 2002-12-29 00:00:00 [ColumnID] => 133272 [Focus] => 0 [AuthorID] => [AuthorName] => [SectionName] => Metro [SectionUrl] => metro [URL] => ) ) )
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