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But Rivo Nisce, the bus firm’s chief operations officer, assured that it’s more than 100 workers in Bataan will not be laid off but only transferred to the company’s other terminals in Angeles City and Pampanga.


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GMAAC talents join in medical mission

September 7, 2009 - 12:00am

Early this month, six GMA Artist Center (GMAAC) talents participated in a medical mission mounted by the Joosarang Church...

Entertainment

‘Rabbit’ shuts down Bataan routes

By Benjie Villa | June 17, 2003 - 12:00am

TARLAC CITY — The more than half-a-century old Philippine Rabbit Bus Lines (PRBL), which was founded in this province and has been known as one of the country’s pioneer bus companies, has stopped operating...

Nation