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Thursday, July 24, 2008 (Philippines)

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World-class UV chorale serenades President Arroyo, in a Pitoy Moreno Maranao-inspired tunic, at the Malacañang sa Cebu. The University of the Visayas choir has already won international recognition. (Sunstar photo/Amper Campaña)
PRESIDENT Arroyo ordered the Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) to hasten the second audit of Sulpicio Lines’ eight vessels, saying she wanted the shipping company to resume full operations soon.

During their meeting with Arroyo in Cebu yesterday, Sulpicio’s owners said they have corrected the defects and are now ready for Marina’s re-audit.

To solve the shortage of cargo ships for now, Transportation Undersecretary Maria Elena Bautista said some shipping lines such as MNC Shipping, Negros Navigation and Aboitiz Transport System will operate additional vessels with a combined total capacity of 1,800 container vans.

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FINDING no evidence, the Department of Education (DepEd) yesterday cleared high school students reported to have been caught filming themselves while having sex in Argao, southern Cebu.
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Arroyo asks DSWD, Remonde to study assistance for laid-off Sulpicio workers
PRESIDENT Arroyo has instructed the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) and Director General Cerge Remonde of the Presidential Management Staff to study what assistance the government can give Sulpicio Lines Inc. officers and crew members who were temporarily laid off.
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Forensic site at CIP will be off limits even to victims’ families: NBI official
ONCE the mobile morgue is in place next month, the Cebu International Port forensic site for victims of the mv Princess of the Stars sinking will be off-limits to visitors, even to families and relatives of victims.
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