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[Title] => Agaton victims may secure GSIS emergency loan
[Summary] => At least P22 million in emergency loans has been set aside by the Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) for its members working or residing in Gingoog City who were affected by Typhoon Agaton.
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[Title] => GMA-7 spending P75 M in Mindanao
[Summary] => Broadcast giant GMA Network Inc. is spending P75 million to further expand its presence in Northern Mindanao with the establishment of an originating station in Cagayan de Oro.
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[Title] => Telecom industry to remain competitive - MVP
[Summary] => The telecommunications industry is expected to remain very competitive, more so that competition will come not only from existing and new telcos but also from services offered by “over the top” players of the Internet world, Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT) group chairman Manuel V. Pangilinan said.
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[Title] => DPWH vows to finish road works
[Summary] => Saying that major infrastructure projects could bring lasting peace in Mindanao, an official of the Department of Public Works and Highways has vowed to complete the P3.2-billion road project in the region before yearend to open the war-torn area to commerce and improve the lives of the poor.
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[Title] => Mindanao is El Niño’s first stop – Villar
[Summary] => As if the problem of peace and order and underdevelopment in some parts of Mindanao were not enough, the full impact of the El Niño phenomenon on the Philippines may be first felt in the region, Senate Pro Tempore Manny Villar said yesterday.
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[Summary] => Government is proceeding with the first three phases of the highly ambitious Telepono sa Barangay (TSB) program, but the rest of the program amounting to P65 billion involving 12 contracts will no longer be implemented.
Transportation and Communication Secretary Pantaleon Alvarez said these three phases – TSB 1 and 2 approved by President Ramos and TSB 1A approved by former President Estrada – are covered by contracts that are valid and are still in effect.
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[Summary] => Government is proceeding with the first three phases of the highly ambitious Telepono sa Barangay (TSB) program, but the rest of the program amounting to P65 billion involving 12 contracts will no longer be implemented.
Transportation and Communication Secretary Pantaleon Alvarez said these three phases – TSB 1 and 2 approved by President Ramos and TSB 1A approved by former President Estrada – are covered by contracts that are valid and are still in effect.
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