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MANILA. President Rodrigo Duterte wears a face mask and a face shield as protection against coronavirus disease 2019 in this photo taken on June 12, 2021. (File)
Manila Duterte: I will not obey any court order on pandemic matters
OBEY OR ELSE. In this composite photo, Gov. Gwendolyn Garcia (left) announces at the Provincial Capitol in Cebu City Monday, June 21, 2021 her issuance of Executive Order 23 reminding agencies and other parties concerned to implement Cebu’s arrival protocol for returning overseas Filipinos, or face criminal and administrative charges; lawyer Benjamin Cabrido Jr. (right) shows the petition of lawyers Clarence Paul Oaminal and Valentino Bacalso Jr. filed on June 21, 2021 to declare Inter-Agency Task Force Resolution 114 on the testing and quarantine protocol for arriving international passengers in the Philippines inapplicable in Cebu Province due to the subsistence of and conflict with Cebu Provincial Ordinance 2021-04, as amended and Garcia’s EO 17. (ARVIE N. VELOSO (LEFT), AMPER CAMPAñA (RIGHT))
Cebu Conflict over arrival rules in Cebu simmers
BAG-ONG EO: Aron mas dunay ngipon ang Provincial Ordinance No. 2021-05, si Cebu Governor Gwendolyn Garcia niluwat sa Lunes, Hunyo 21, 2021 sa Executive Order No. 23 nga maghimong kriminal ang pagsupak sa ordinansa sa Lalawigan. Mahimo makiha og illegal detention, serious illegal detention ug kidnapping ang mga opisyal ug personnel kon mosaylo sa nalatid sa ordinansa ang gitas-on sa qua­rantine sa mga overseas Filpino worker (OFW) ug returning overseas Filipinos (ROF). (ARVIE N. VELOSO)
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GIANT HEART. Norberto Quisumbing Jr., a giant in business and philanthropy, passes on Friday, June 18, 2021, at age 90. His remains were interred in Q-Park in Compostela, Cebu on Monday, June 21. Quisumbing was the founder of the Mandaue City-based Norkis Group of Companies. (SunStar file)
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