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Saturday, November 06, 2004 (Philippines)
| Isabelita Tarongoy and her family are joined by members of the Singles for Christ in a prayer vigil for the release of her son, Bobby, in their residence in Davao City. (Sun.Star Davao/Seth delos Reyes) |
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THE agency that recruited abducted Dabawenyo Robert Teodore "Bobby" Tarongoy for overseas work will be sanctioned with either cancellation or suspension of its license, the Philippine Information Agency reported.
Lawyer Venchito Bangayan, overseas employment adjudicator of the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) Mindanao based in Davao City, said his office will impose the appropriate sanction against JS Contractor.
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Council authorized loan pact between City, Land Bank
THE City Council authorized Friday the P990-million loan agreement between the city government and the Land Bank of the Philippines (LBP) to be used to fund Mayor Rodrigo Duterte's priority projects.
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DFA 11 has no say on OFWs
THE officer in charge (OIC) of the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) 11 office along Jacinto Street, Davao City Friday ignored the protest rally of the militants concerning the abduction of overseas Filipino worker Roberto "Bobby" Tarongoy in Iraq.
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'DDS' poseur denies extortion charges
A MAN accused of identifying himself as a member of the Davao Death Squad to extort money from an employee of the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) last month entered a not guilty plea when arraigned before the court Friday.
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