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An inventory of policemen’s firearms was undertaken yesterday by Superintendent Bernardo Diaz, incoming  chief of the Binondo police station, and found Armalite assault rifles and shotguns missing from the armory.


The firearms were  earlier reported by Superintendent Hospicio Guevarra, former chief of the Binondo police station, as "unaccounted" for.


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Applicants for travel papers into Australia will no longer be allowed to enter the mission premises without a prior appointment arranged through a call center, an embassy statement said.


"Persons seeking services from the visa office will not be allowed to enter the embassy without a prior appointment," it said.


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Firearms missing from Binondo police station

By Nestor Etolle | May 17, 2006 - 12:00am

An in-depth investigation is now underway over the missing 17 high-powered firearms from the armory of the Binondo police station. An inventory of policemen’s firearms was undertaken yesterday by Superintendent...

Metro

Aussie embassy imposes stricter visa procedures

January 12, 2003 - 12:00am

Australia said the other day it was instituting stricter visa application procedures at its embassy in the Philippines, which was shuttered for a month late last year due to fears of a terrorist attack. Applicants...

Headlines