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Cebu News

Five other buses grounded: Charges filed vs operator, driver

- Rene U. Borromeo -
July 6, 2010 | 12:00am

CEBU, Philippines - Charges of reckless imprudence resulting to multiple homicide and physical injuries were filed yesterday against the driver and operator of the bus that figured in an accident last Saturday in Barrio Don Andres Soriano, Toledo City.

Transportation officials yesterday also ordered Dulce Gantuangco to stop operating five other buses unless these vehicles will pass the road worthiness test to be conducted by the Motor Vehicle Inspection Center (MVIC) of the Land Transportation Office. (FREEMAN NEWS)

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Child labor cases declined in 2023, but still a concern

By Jonnavie Villa | 10 minutes ago
As the country noted a decrease in the number of working children in the year 2023, the persistence of child labor remains a concern as shown in the data reported by Philippine Statistics Authority.
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P100T insurance for barangay responders mulled

By Caecent No-ot Magsumbol | 10 minutes ago
Cebu City Mayor Raymond Garcia has promised the barangay-based fire responders a P100 accident insurance starting next year.
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To improve response vs criminals: ‘Centralized radio’

By Caecent No-ot Magsumbol | 10 minutes ago
The new Carbon Police Station commander has proposed a centralized radio system in Cebu City’s downtown area to help authorities monitor and apprehend criminals.
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CBRT project: Resettlement plan okayed

By Iris Hazel Mascardo | 10 minutes ago
Following a week-long deferment of its approval, the Cebu City Council yesterday has agreed to endorse the Resettlement Action Plan for those who will be displaced by the Cebu Bus Rapid Transit, except for the legislative...
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Instead of outright ban from streets: Council wants e-bikes regulation

By Iris Hazel Mascardo | 10 minutes ago
Rather than enforcing a total ban on electronic bicycles (e-bikes) from plying Cebu City’s streets, the City Council yesterday called for the implementation of measures to strengthen regulations and protocols...
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