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• 3 soldiers dead, 17 wounded in clash with Abu Sayyaf - Inquirer.net
• Sombero under NBI protective custody; Lam blacklisted - Manila Bulletin
• A glorious Manila - Manila Bulletin
• Longtime 'barrier' at Naia finally coming down for Chinese visitors - Inquirer.net
• Expect heavy Pasig traffic today due to float festival - Inquirer.net
• Palace standing by Tugade amid attacks - Inquirer.net

3 soldiers dead, 17 wounded in clash with Abu Sayyaf - Inquirer.net Posted: 10 Dec 2016 08:42 PM PST Inquirer.net 3 soldiers dead, 17 wounded in clash with Abu Sayyaf Inquirer.net MANILA, Philippines — Three Filipino soldiers were killed and 17 others wounded in nearly two hours of fighting with about 150 Muslim militants in the south, the military said Sunday. The Abu Sayyaf gunmen withdrew after the fierce clash on Saturday ... 3 soldiers killed, 17 hurt in Sulu clash with Abu SayyafManila Bulletin 3 soldiers dead, 17 wounded in Sulu clashSun.Star 3 troops killed in clash with Abu Sayyaf leader Sahiron's group in SuluGMA News Mindanao Examiner -New Straits Times Online -Global Times -Rappler all 38 news articles »

Sombero under NBI protective custody; Lam blacklisted - Manila Bulletin Posted: 10 Dec 2016 08:05 AM PST GMA News Sombero under NBI protective custody; Lam blacklisted Manila Bulletin The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) confirmed yesterday that retired policeman Wenceslao "Wally" Sombero – earlier linked to the alleged attempt to bribe Justice Secretary Vitaliano Aguirre, II to release online gaming tycoon Jack Lam's arrested ... DOJ chief orders probe on alleged massive pay-offs at BIGMA News Former police officer under NBI custodyThe Manila Times Jack Lam will be arrested if he returns to the PhilippinesCalvinAyre.com all 6 news articles »

A glorious Manila - Manila Bulletin Posted: 10 Dec 2016 06:04 AM PST Manila Bulletin A glorious Manila Manila Bulletin In my December 4th column "Erap, the Heritage Conservator," I suggested that Mayor Erap with his background and proven support for the arts is cut out for the role. My column was about recapturing Manila's former glory amid the reported conversion of ... and more »

Longtime 'barrier' at Naia finally coming down for Chinese visitors - Inquirer.net Posted: 10 Dec 2016 01:06 PM PST Inquirer.net Longtime 'barrier' at Naia finally coming down for Chinese visitors Inquirer.net There should be no more reason for miscommunication between Chinese tourists and immigration officers at the airport. The Bureau of Immigration (BI) has hired 12 Chinese-speaking interpreters to assist immigration officers dealing with Chinese ... Immigration bureau hires Chinese-speaking interpretersGMA News BI deploys 12 Chinese-speaking Pinoys at NAIASun.Star Immigration hires Chinese-speaking interpreters for NAIANorthbound Philippines News Online Tempo all 5 news articles »

Expect heavy Pasig traffic today due to float festival - Inquirer.net Posted: 10 Dec 2016 01:13 PM PST Coconuts Manila Expect heavy Pasig traffic today due to float festival Inquirer.net Expect heavy traffic in Pasig City and neighboring areas today due to the closure of several roads, some as early as 1 p.m., for the annual Paskotitap Float festival held at Frontera Verde Tiendesitas. According to the Pasig City's traffic and Parking ... Pasig City releases traffic advisory for 'Paskotitap 2016'GMA News Several Pasig roads closed for Dec 11 Christmas eventCoconuts Manila all 3 news articles »

Palace standing by Tugade amid attacks - Inquirer.net Posted: 10 Dec 2016 08:18 AM PST Inquirer.net Palace standing by Tugade amid attacks Inquirer.net Malacañang is standing by Transportation Secretary Arthur Tugade amid calls from certain groups for his ouster over his supposed failure to improve the traffic situation, and amid attempts to question his stint as head of the Clark Development Corporation. Palace backs Tugade amid quit callsThe Manila Times Malacañang: Tugade has President's confidenceThe Standard all 5 news articles »

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