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Taxi driver Rolando Pantillo said no and returned the two million yen in cold cash given to him by Chikahiro Yasuma, who has had several unsuccessful attempts to kill himself since learning that his wife was having an affair.


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                    [Title] => Hapones nagbayad ng Y2-M para patayin ang sarili
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Fires – Christmas tragedies

By THE SOUTHERN BEAT By Rolly Espina | December 19, 2002 - 12:00am

Nothing can be more devastating than fire. Especially at the start of the Christmas season. The flames leave nothing, particularly when they gobble up makeshift homes. That’s what happened in Tabucon, Iloilo...

Business

Iloilo cites poor but upright cabbie

By Leo Solinap | December 17, 2002 - 12:00am

ILOILO CITY — Ronaldo Pantillo, his wife, and six children share a two-story nipa hut — which they rent for P400 a month — in Barangay Dungon B, Jaro district here. A nearby deep well supplies them...

Headlines

Cabbie returns ¥2-M to despondent Japanese employer

By Leo Solinap | December 12, 2002 - 12:00am

ILOILO CITY — Will you accept two million yen — the equivalent of P862,000 — to kill your suicidal employer upon his own request? Taxi driver Rolando Pantillo said no and returned the two million...

Headlines

Hapones nagbayad ng Y2-M para patayin ang sarili

December 12, 2002 - 12:00am

ILOILO CITY – Isang negosyanteng Hapones na nagmamay-ari ng sampung taxi ang iniulat na nagbayad ng 2-milyon yen at P4,000 sa kanyang pinagkakatiwalaang taxi driver para patayin siya dahil sa hindi makayanang...

Probinsiya