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Asian Terminal Inc. (ATI) said it plans to expand its port business outside the Philippines.

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Rear Admiral George Uy, chief of naval staff, said activating the naval post is also aimed at securing the area and to address piracy, illegal fishing, terrorism and illegal entry of foreign nationals.


Sarangani Gov. Migs Dominguez and Glan town Mayor Enrique Yap Jr. have been assisting the Navy in strengthening its ports.


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Batay sa ulat, bandang alas-8 ng umaga habang iniinspeksyon ng mga elemento ng Joint Task Force GenSan ang bagahe ng mga pasahero sa Makar Wharf ng lungsod nang mapansin ang kahina-hinalang kilos ng pasaherong si Romeo Llansing, alyas Nonoy, 35, ng Tupi, South Cotabato.


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Equitable Bank agreed to provide ICTSI its superior Fastwrite payment system, strengthening its position as the port operator’s preferred bank. EPCIB is ICTSI’s lead creditor for both corporate and employee loans, trustee of its retirement fund, and its main collecting bank through Fastnet e-payment.


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The South Cotabato Integrated Port Services Inc. (SCIPSI) is the cargo-handler at the multi-purpose Makar Wharf at the Port of General Santos, a transshipment hub for the Brunei-Indonesia-Malaysia-Philippines East ASEAN Growth Area (BIMP-EAGA). 


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