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Wednesday, November 02, 2005 (Philippines)
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| Not only the dead are invisible. A man and his daughter wait for loose change on Colon St. as people pass them by. (Sun.Star Cebu/Amper Campaña) |
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MANILA -- Police said Tuesday the observance of All Saints' Day in the metro was "generally peaceful".
National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) Chief Vidal Querol said that as of 3 p.m. Tuesday, they had yet to receive a report of any untoward incident from police units deployed in various cemeteries in Metro Manila.
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City warns traders: Jack up prices, lose permits
| CEBU CITY -- Traders who will take advantage of the Reformed Value-Added Tax (RVAT) Law and unreasonably jack up prices of goods can expect to be embarrassed by the Cebu City Government, or worse, lose their business permits. |
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Dead people robbed
| CITY OF SAN FERNANDO -- Not even the dearly departed were spared from criminality as dozens of mausoleums and graveyards at the Old Roman Catholic Cemetery in San Fernando City were ransacked and looted by still unidentified individuals. |
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Rescuers still far from mine cave-in site
| DAVAO CITY -- One week since the cave-in and yet rescuers are still about 250 meters away from where 13 miners are trapped inside the Sunshine tunnel in the gold-rush site of Diwalwal in Monkayo, Compostela Valley. |
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