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Wednesday, March 24, 2004 (Philippines)
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| REMNANTS OF THE FIRE. Razed houses, debris, other signs of destruction. No sign of Monday night’s confusion and panic among residents of T. Padilla, Cebu City, which included the punching of one firefighter who refused to yield to a frantic homeowner. (SUN.STAR FOTO/AMPER CAMPAÑA) |
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MANILA -- A senatorial candidate charged President Arroyo and several justice officials with graft before the Office of the Ombudsman over Malacañang's decision to take over the Maynilad Water Services Inc.
Malacañang, at the same time, is not backing out of the planned reorganization of Maynilad Services Inc. saying it is the best solution to the company's current problem.
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NBI sees block to filing of drug raps
| CEBU -- A loophole in the law will make it difficult for authorities to prosecute whoever is behind the importation of 1,700 kilos of a chemical used to make shabu, a top investigator said Tuesday. |
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Council wants watershed declared critical
| DAVAO CITY -- The City Council finally gave its approval to a proposal to ask the national government to declare the Talomo-Lipadas watershed area as an environmentally critical area. |
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P22-M suit filed v. shipping line
| ZAMBOANGA CITY -- Four members of the Integrated Bar of the Philippines (IBP) Zamboanga-Basilan chapter filed a civil suit against a shipping company allegedly for breach of contract of carriage involving a 17-year-old passenger. |
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