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Sunday, March 19, 2006 (Philippines)
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| Teresita Ang-See (second from right) addresses a forum on security awareness, with (from left) Senior Superintendent Lani-o Nerez, Superintendent Ronald Roderos, Cebu Chamber of Commerce and Industry president Roberto Go and deputy director Tom Bañez of the Police Anti-Crime and Emergency Response (Pacer) task force. (Sun.Star Cebu/Alex Badayos) |
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CEBU CITY -- The immediate release of the four suspected members of a kidnap-for-ransom (KFR) group who were arrested at the Mactan-Cebu International Airport last March 5 should have taught the authority lessons to strengthen its inter-agencies' line of communications.
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Military chief issues guidance vs partisan politics
MANILA -- The Philippine military chief of staff warned his troops Saturday they have no constitutional "license" to seize power and should not allow themselves to be used for the "vested interests" of politicians.
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School remains closed due to mercury contamination
| MANILA -- With mercury levels in St. Andrew's School in Parañaque City still abnormally high, health authorities have decided not to lift the temporary closure order it issued against the school last month. |
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Poll body readies recall vs Baguio mayor
BAGUIO CITY -- The Commission on Elections (Comelec) en banc has ordered the preparation of the guidelines and activities for a recall election in Baguio City for the mayoralty post.
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