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[Title] => Ex-Leyte governor faces raps over fertilizer scam
[Summary] => The Office of the Ombudsman has ordered the filing of charges against former Southern Leyte governor Rosette Lerias and five members of the provincial bids and awards committee over the alleged anomalous procurement of fertilizer in 2006.
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[Title] => GMA: The best is yet to come in 2007
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Making the grassroots enjoy the country‘s economic gains and stamping out terrorism and insurgency are the main thrusts of the government in 2007, President Arroyo said yesterday.
In her speech at the opening of the Microsoft office in Cebu, the President said "the season of optimism and hope sends a clear message that the best is yet to come for our people."
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[Title] => Tacloban prepared for storm
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TACLOBAN CITY — The Office of the Civil Defense in Eastern Visayas has alerted all its provincial and municipal disasters coordinating councils to prepare for typhoon "Seniang," which entered the Philippine area of responsibility Friday.
With storm warning Signal No. 3 hoisted over practically the entire Eastern Visayas region early yesterday, stranded passengers in the ports of Allen in Northern Samar rose to 852 including 19 buses, 11 light cars and 25 heavy trucks.
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[Title] => Malaysian delivers aid to Guinsaugon
[Summary] => TACLOBAN CITY — A Malaysian C-130 cargo plane loaded with tons of assorted relief goods and houseware landed at the airport here Monday for yet another wave of humanitarian outreach for the survivors of the Feb. 17 massive landslide that wiped out Barangay Guinsaugon in Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte.
Wan Jaafar Wan Muhamud, charge d’affaires of the Malaysian embassy, led the Malaysian team in handing over the humanitarian assistance to Southern Leyte Gov. Rosette Lerias.
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[Title] => Valenzuela turns over P2.1-M mudslide aid
[Summary] => Valenzuela City Mayor Sherwin Gatchalian has turned over to Southern Leyte Gov. Rosette Lerias some P2.1-million in cash and some 50 boxes of assorted goods including food, plastic ware and clothes for residents affected by survivors of the mudslide that hit Barangay Guinsaugon in St. Bernard town several weeks ago.
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[Title] => Plans to declare Guinsaugon a ‘sacred sanctuary’ bared
[Summary] => SAINT BERNARD, Southern Leyte — Gov. Rosette Lerias bared plans to declare Barangay Guinsaugon, which a massive landslide flattened last Feb. 17, killing scores of villagers, a "sacred sanctuary."
"We plan to declare it a sacred sanctuary where we can honor those who perish in the tragedy and serve as a reminder for all of us that one day in February, there was a landslide that killed many people," she said.
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[Title] => ‘Imeldific’ upstages GMA
[Summary] => SAINT BERNARD, Southern Leyte (AFP) — President Arroyo paid her first visit yesterday to the scene of the massive landslide which destroyed Guinsaugon village here — only to be upstaged by former First Lady Imelda Marcos.
Mrs. Arroyo met survivors, rescue workers and the provincial governor Rosette Lerias for about one hour for an update on the massive international rescue operation.
But as her helicopter was about to take off, Imelda pushed her way past local officials and mud-splattered rescue workers to speak with the President.
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[Title] => Kabukiran sa Southern Leyte opaw na; gihimakak ni Petilla
[Summary] => Tacloban City - Gipanghimakak ni Gobernador Carlos Jerico Petilla sa lalawigan sa Leyte ang pasangil nga opaw na ang kabungtoran sa Southern Leyte, nga nahimong hinungdan sa pagdahili sa yuta niadtong Biyernes.
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[Title] => Priest hits pols over relief goods
[Summary] => CEBU — A priest serving in landslide-hit areas of Southern Leyte, has found himself dragged into the squabbles of politicians over the distribution of relief goods.
Fr. Edmund Resus, parish priest of San Francisco town, however, has turned the tables and lashed at politicians who have criticized him.
"Our sincere intention to help must not be abused or misconstrued by politicians," he said in the dialect.
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Rosette Lerias
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[Title] => GMA: The best is yet to come in 2007
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Making the grassroots enjoy the country‘s economic gains and stamping out terrorism and insurgency are the main thrusts of the government in 2007, President Arroyo said yesterday.
In her speech at the opening of the Microsoft office in Cebu, the President said "the season of optimism and hope sends a clear message that the best is yet to come for our people."
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[Title] => Tacloban prepared for storm
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TACLOBAN CITY — The Office of the Civil Defense in Eastern Visayas has alerted all its provincial and municipal disasters coordinating councils to prepare for typhoon "Seniang," which entered the Philippine area of responsibility Friday.
With storm warning Signal No. 3 hoisted over practically the entire Eastern Visayas region early yesterday, stranded passengers in the ports of Allen in Northern Samar rose to 852 including 19 buses, 11 light cars and 25 heavy trucks.
[DatePublished] => 2006-12-10 00:00:00
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[Title] => Malaysian delivers aid to Guinsaugon
[Summary] => TACLOBAN CITY — A Malaysian C-130 cargo plane loaded with tons of assorted relief goods and houseware landed at the airport here Monday for yet another wave of humanitarian outreach for the survivors of the Feb. 17 massive landslide that wiped out Barangay Guinsaugon in Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte.
Wan Jaafar Wan Muhamud, charge d’affaires of the Malaysian embassy, led the Malaysian team in handing over the humanitarian assistance to Southern Leyte Gov. Rosette Lerias.
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[Title] => Valenzuela turns over P2.1-M mudslide aid
[Summary] => Valenzuela City Mayor Sherwin Gatchalian has turned over to Southern Leyte Gov. Rosette Lerias some P2.1-million in cash and some 50 boxes of assorted goods including food, plastic ware and clothes for residents affected by survivors of the mudslide that hit Barangay Guinsaugon in St. Bernard town several weeks ago.
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[Title] => Plans to declare Guinsaugon a ‘sacred sanctuary’ bared
[Summary] => SAINT BERNARD, Southern Leyte — Gov. Rosette Lerias bared plans to declare Barangay Guinsaugon, which a massive landslide flattened last Feb. 17, killing scores of villagers, a "sacred sanctuary."
"We plan to declare it a sacred sanctuary where we can honor those who perish in the tragedy and serve as a reminder for all of us that one day in February, there was a landslide that killed many people," she said.
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[Summary] => SAINT BERNARD, Southern Leyte (AFP) — President Arroyo paid her first visit yesterday to the scene of the massive landslide which destroyed Guinsaugon village here — only to be upstaged by former First Lady Imelda Marcos.
Mrs. Arroyo met survivors, rescue workers and the provincial governor Rosette Lerias for about one hour for an update on the massive international rescue operation.
But as her helicopter was about to take off, Imelda pushed her way past local officials and mud-splattered rescue workers to speak with the President.
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[Title] => Kabukiran sa Southern Leyte opaw na; gihimakak ni Petilla
[Summary] => Tacloban City - Gipanghimakak ni Gobernador Carlos Jerico Petilla sa lalawigan sa Leyte ang pasangil nga opaw na ang kabungtoran sa Southern Leyte, nga nahimong hinungdan sa pagdahili sa yuta niadtong Biyernes.
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[Title] => Priest hits pols over relief goods
[Summary] => CEBU — A priest serving in landslide-hit areas of Southern Leyte, has found himself dragged into the squabbles of politicians over the distribution of relief goods.
Fr. Edmund Resus, parish priest of San Francisco town, however, has turned the tables and lashed at politicians who have criticized him.
"Our sincere intention to help must not be abused or misconstrued by politicians," he said in the dialect.
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