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Batanes Gov. Vicente Gato turned up at the Manila Domestic Airport yesterday with a black shoulder bag belonging to a Japanese broadcast journalist which contained $20,000 and other valuables believed "eaten" by an x-ray machine last Saturday.


Gato said that he discovered the bag of Tokyo Broadcasting System correspondent Akira Maki, 45, of Tokyo, Japan among the baggage in his vehicle upon arriving home late Saturday afternoon.


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ANGEL ATUTUBO AND PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE-AVIATION SECURITY GROUP

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Gato said that he discovered the bag of Tokyo Broadcasting System correspondent Akira Maki, 45, of Tokyo, Japan among the baggage in his vehicle upon arriving home late Saturday afternoon.


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Japanese scribe gets back bag ‘eaten’ by x-ray machine

By Rainier Allan Ronda | May 30, 2005 - 12:00am

It was just a case of mixed up luggage after all. Batanes Gov. Vicente Gato turned up at the Manila Domestic Airport yesterday with a black shoulder bag belonging to a Japanese broadcast journalist which contained...

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