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[Title] => Tsinoy businessman faces court trial for mail-order shabu
[Summary] => A Filipino-Chinese businessman, arrested for allegedly importing shabu through a courier service firm but released hours later, has been charged in court, the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) said yesterday.
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[Title] => BOC monitors entry of fake medicines
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[Title] => Packages to arrested Tsinoy yield ecstasy ingredients
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[Title] => Tsinoy faces raps for shabu importation
[Summary] => The Filipino-Chinese businessman, who received the P40 million worth of shabu that came in from China, is facing charges for importation of illegal drugs, the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency said today.
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[Title] => Tsinoy gets P40-M shabu by courier service - PDEA
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