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Customs operatives seized yesterday some P9.5 million worth of regulated drugs
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conducted at the Customs warehouses at the Ninoy Aquino International
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Fernandino Tuazon, chief of the Customs Intelligence and Investigation Service
at the NAIA, said in a report to Acting Customs Commissioner Renato Ampil that
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NAIA Customs District Collector Celso Templo said the contraband seized in a
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From the bureau into the clinker.

President Estrada warned yesterday that corrupt Customs officials will be
thrown in jail along with people who drop his name when transacting business
with the Bureau of Customs (BOC).

In a speech read for him by Finance Secretary Jose Pardo during the BOC's 98th
anniversary, the Chief Executive called corruption a "Multi-Headed Monster"
whose heads should be chopped off without hesitation.

"As I have promised, I will not stop until all of them are arrested and
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President Estrada will speak before Customs officials and businessmen during
the 98th founding anniversary celebration of the Bureau of Customs at the Port
of Manila social hall at South Harbor today.

Acting Customs Commissioner Renato Ampil will make a brief report to the
President on the bureau's performance last year and its projections this
year.

Customs Commissioner Ramon Farolan is in the United States for further medical
tests on advice of his doctors following complaints of chest pains over a week
ago.

His wife Sylvia said the 65-year-old Farolan will be out of t
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ACTING CUSTOMS COMMISSIONER RENATO AMPIL

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conducted at the Customs warehouses at the Ninoy Aquino International
Airport.

Fernandino Tuazon, chief of the Customs Intelligence and Investigation Service
at the NAIA, said in a report to Acting Customs Commissioner Renato Ampil that
the seized goods were about to be spirited out from the warehouses.

NAIA Customs District Collector Celso Templo said the contraband seized in a
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with the Bureau of Customs (BOC).

In a speech read for him by Finance Secretary Jose Pardo during the BOC's 98th
anniversary, the Chief Executive called corruption a "Multi-Headed Monster"
whose heads should be chopped off without hesitation.

"As I have promised, I will not stop until all of them are arrested and
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of Manila social hall at South Harbor today.

Acting Customs Commissioner Renato Ampil will make a brief report to the
President on the bureau's performance last year and its projections this
year.

Customs Commissioner Ramon Farolan is in the United States for further medical
tests on advice of his doctors following complaints of chest pains over a week
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His wife Sylvia said the 65-year-old Farolan will be out of t
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Smuggled goods seized at NAIA

By Jerry Botial | February 23, 2000 - 12:00am

Customs operatives seized yesterday some P9.5 million worth of regulated drugs and P19.5 million worth of smuggled electronic items in separate raids conducted at the Customs warehouses at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport. Fernandino...

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Gov't vows total war vs BOC misfits

By Jerry Botial | February 8, 2000 - 12:00am

From the bureau into the clinker. President Estrada warned yesterday that corrupt Customs officials will be thrown in jail along with people who drop his name when transacting business with the Bureau of Customs...

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Customs turns 98 sans commissioner

By Jerry Botial | February 7, 2000 - 12:00am

President Estrada will speak before Customs officials and businessmen during the 98th founding anniversary celebration of the Bureau of Customs at the Port of Manila social hall at South Harbor today. Acting...

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