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This, after Customs broker Lucia Caburnay told the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) the other day that her name was used without her authority in the documents filed with the Customs for the shipment of the vans from Singapore, further claiming that her signature was forged.


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                    [Title] => Refloating of sunken vessel to take 2 weeks
                    [Summary] => DAVAO CITY — It will take at least two weeks to refloat the cargo ship which sank beside the Sasa wharf here Tuesday morning after it collided with a Singaporean vessel which was then experiencing mechanical problems.


Crisilito Agustin, the Coast Guard’s Southern Mindanao commander, said the job to refloat the M/V Dinggalan Bay will have to be bid out first before it is awarded to any towage or salvage firm. 


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                    [Title] => Cargo ship sinks after Davao port collision
                    [Summary] => DAVAO CITY — A Philippine-registered cargo ship sank in this southern port yesterday after being hit by a larger Singaporean vessel which had mechanical problems, the Coast Guard said.


The 8,533-ton MV Pacific Eagle rammed the MV Dinggalan Bay while docking at this city’s Sasa wharf, Coast Guard commander Rear Adm. Ruben Lista said.


MV Dinggalan slowly sank after taking in water through a hole in its starboard bow caused by the collision at around 6:30 a.m. yesterday, he said. No casualties were reported.


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                    [Title] => 2 barko nagbanggaan sa pier ng Davao
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Sa ulat na ipinadala ng PCG-Davao sa Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC), sinabi ni duty-officer Rolando Ricafrente na nagsalpukan ang Singaporean MV Pacific Eagle at MV Dingalan Bay habang kapwa nagmamaniobra ang mga ito sa pagdaong sa Pier 8.


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The 8,533-ton MV Pacific Eagle rammed the MV Dinggalan Bay while docking at this city’s Sasa wharf, Coast Guard commander Rear Adm. Ruben Lista said.


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Sa ulat na ipinadala ng PCG-Davao sa Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC), sinabi ni duty-officer Rolando Ricafrente na nagsalpukan ang Singaporean MV Pacific Eagle at MV Dingalan Bay habang kapwa nagmamaniobra ang mga ito sa pagdaong sa Pier 8.


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NBI to get shipment papers in Singapore

September 27, 2003 - 12:00am

CEBU CITY — The probe on the disappearance of two container vans, out of the 10 seized by the Bureau of Customs, at the Cebu International Port last Sept. 7, may extend to Singapore. This, after Customs broker...

Nation

Refloating of sunken vessel to take 2 weeks

July 19, 2001 - 12:00am

DAVAO CITY — It will take at least two weeks to refloat the cargo ship which sank beside the Sasa wharf here Tuesday morning after it collided with a Singaporean vessel which was then experiencing mechanical...

Nation

Cargo ship sinks after Davao port collision

July 18, 2001 - 12:00am

DAVAO CITY — A Philippine-registered cargo ship sank in this southern port yesterday after being hit by a larger Singaporean vessel which had mechanical problems, the Coast Guard said. The 8,533-ton MV Pacific...

Headlines

2 barko nagbanggaan sa pier ng Davao

July 18, 2001 - 12:00am

Isang clean up operation ngayon ang isinasagawa ng Philippine Coast Guard sa isang pier sa Davao City matapos na tumagas ang langis sa isang lokal na barko na bumangga sa isang mas malaking barko mula sa Singapore...

Probinsiya