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Mindanao Navy seizes P93-M smuggled cigarettes in Sulu Sea

ZAMBOANGA CITY – The Philippine Navy’s Western Mindanao Naval Command (WMNC) on Friday turned over to the Bureau of Customs (BOC) – Port of Zamboanga, more than PHP93 million worth of confiscated smuggled foreign-brand cigarettes. In a report on Saturday, the WMNC said the smuggled cigarettes were intercepted by the Naval Task Force-61 and its operational

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Quezon parish church taps solar power 

LUCENA CITY – A Catholic parish church in Pagbilao, Quezon has expanded its use of renewable energy, with its rectory now partly powered by a 25-kilowatt solar energy system aimed at reducing electricity costs and promoting environmental stewardship. In a Facebook post on Friday, June 19, the St. Catherine of Alexandria Parish Church announced the

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Road closures in Manila for UP Marathon, Pride Run on June 21

MANILA, Philippines — Several roads in Manila will be closed on June 21, Sunday, for the University of the Philippines Marathon and Pride Run, the Manila Public Information Office (PIO) said on Saturday.  READ: Pride Month: Marcos vows equality, inclusion for LGBTQIA+ Filipinos According to the Manila PIO, road closures will be implemented in the

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Former diplomat warns MOU 44 risked losses to Cambodia

A former assistant minister to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has questioned whether the cancellation of the MOU 44 maritime agreement was a case of gross negligence or a deliberate move to benefit Cambodia. Rasm Chaleechan, a former Thai ambassador, made the claim in a social media post on June 19, describing what he called …

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