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But the company insisted that it obtained the questioned water permits in a legal manner. Four top Kimberly-Clark executives face charges in the Quezon City Regional Trial Court for allegedly violating the 1976 Water Code of the Philippines in connection with the permits.


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Armed with a warrant of arrest  issued by Quezon City Regional Trial Court Judge Estrella Estrada, policemen led by Makati police chief Superintendent Jovito Gutierrez arrested Robert Tober, 50 years old, American, president of Kimberly Clark Philippines, residing at the Goodwill Building, Gil Puyat Avenue, Makati City.


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Kimberly says water permits legal

By Romel Bagares | February 16, 2001 - 12:00am

Multinational Kimberly-Clark Philippines said yesterday it is considering the transfer of ownership of its water permits to its employees’ cooperative to stop once...

Metro

Makati execs arrested for pollution

December 21, 2000 - 12:00am

Three executives of a multi-national company including its president, an American national, were arrested by the Makati police after they were found to have violated the environmental laws of the country. Armed...

Metro