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UMIIYAK ang Alliance of New Nurses ng 17,821 pumasa sa nadungisang nursing board exam nu’ng Hunyo. Huwag na raw ipaulit ang exam, lalo na ang Test 3 (surgical nursing) at test 5 (psychiatric nursing) na ni-leak ang questionnaire. Kasi raw, biktima lang sila. Ang mga examinees umano na dumagsa sa SM Cinema-9 dalawang araw bago mag-exam ay nandoon para sa final coaching. Malay ba naman daw nila na leakage na pala ang ibinibigay ng may-ari ng nursing school at review center na presidente rin ng Philippine Nursing Association.
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Isinangkot kahapon ng isang surprise witness ang isang mataas na opisyal ng Philippine Nursing Association (PNA) at may-ari rin ng nursing school na umano’y utak ng leakage sa nakaraang board examination.


Ayon kay Dennis Alba Bautista, BS Nursing graduate ng Philippine College of Health and Sciences, Inc. (PCHS) sa Recto, Maynila, ang "leakage" ng review center ay galing kay George Cordero, pangulo ng PNA at may-ari rin ng PCHS.


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