+ Follow TOYOTA CRESSIDA Tag
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[Title] => Korean stabbed dead inside car
[Summary] => Police homicide detectives are now investigating the case of a 55-year-old Korean national, who was stabbed to death by a still unidentified man inside a wrecked car in Makati City early yesterday.
Police identified the victim, based on a driver’s license, as one Keun Gi Bae, who sustained multiple stab wounds in different parts of the body.
Senior Inspector Gary Reyes of the Makati City Police-Criminal Investigation Division (CID) said the victim was found inside a white Toyota Cressida with plate number UUG-473.
[DatePublished] => 2006-09-16 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Michael Punongbayan
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[Title] => Koreano natagpuang patay sa loob ng sasakyan
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Isang 55-anyos na Koreano ang natagpuang patay sa loob ng kanyang sasakyan matapos itong magtamo ng maraming saksak sa iba’t ibang bahagi ng katawan, kahapon ng madaling-araw sa Makati City.
Sa ulat ng pulisya, nakilala ang biktima na si Keun Gi Bae sa pamamagitan ng driver’s license nito na nakita sa kanyang pitaka.
Natagpuan rin sa pitaka ng biktima ang isang ID na may pangalang Lim Chui Hwan, presidente ng United Korean Business Association.
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[Title] => DPWH vehicles ‘lost,’ then surfaced at repair shops
[Summary] => Fifty-eight of 59 brand-new cars issued to district engineers of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) working on foreign-funded projects in 2000, "disappeared" with several of them later "surfacing" at repair shops with the bills forwarded to the DPWH.
The 59 cars were estimated to be worth more than P29 billion.
This finding was contained in a Commission on Audit’s economic analysis report in 2000, but apparently ignored last year, thus further ballooning the department’s repair bills to P36 million.
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[AuthorName] => Jose Aravilla
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TOYOTA CRESSIDA
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[Title] => Korean stabbed dead inside car
[Summary] => Police homicide detectives are now investigating the case of a 55-year-old Korean national, who was stabbed to death by a still unidentified man inside a wrecked car in Makati City early yesterday.
Police identified the victim, based on a driver’s license, as one Keun Gi Bae, who sustained multiple stab wounds in different parts of the body.
Senior Inspector Gary Reyes of the Makati City Police-Criminal Investigation Division (CID) said the victim was found inside a white Toyota Cressida with plate number UUG-473.
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[Title] => Koreano natagpuang patay sa loob ng sasakyan
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Isang 55-anyos na Koreano ang natagpuang patay sa loob ng kanyang sasakyan matapos itong magtamo ng maraming saksak sa iba’t ibang bahagi ng katawan, kahapon ng madaling-araw sa Makati City.
Sa ulat ng pulisya, nakilala ang biktima na si Keun Gi Bae sa pamamagitan ng driver’s license nito na nakita sa kanyang pitaka.
Natagpuan rin sa pitaka ng biktima ang isang ID na may pangalang Lim Chui Hwan, presidente ng United Korean Business Association.
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[Title] => DPWH vehicles ‘lost,’ then surfaced at repair shops
[Summary] => Fifty-eight of 59 brand-new cars issued to district engineers of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) working on foreign-funded projects in 2000, "disappeared" with several of them later "surfacing" at repair shops with the bills forwarded to the DPWH.
The 59 cars were estimated to be worth more than P29 billion.
This finding was contained in a Commission on Audit’s economic analysis report in 2000, but apparently ignored last year, thus further ballooning the department’s repair bills to P36 million.
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[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1413632
[AuthorName] => Jose Aravilla
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September 16, 2006 - 12:00am
