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Reminiscent of the Martial Law era, bars here were "gagged" by the city government.


Effective Sept. 1, bars have to close at 12 midnight while establishments with "live shows" have only until 2 a.m. to operate.


The city government said this is meant to reduce the incidence of violence and criminality brought about by the "uncontrollable disposition of liquor and operation of bars, disco joints, beer gardens, nightclubs and sing-alongs."


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In a recent talk with newsmen, Abalos pointed out that Domingo was barking up the wrong tree by accusing him of keeping a private army because the units his rival mentioned were under the direct supervision of Gentiles.


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Effective Sept. 1, bars have to close at 12 midnight while establishments with "live shows" have only until 2 a.m. to operate.


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‘Martial law’ imposed on Baguio’s night life

By Artemio Dumlao | August 9, 2005 - 12:00am

BAGUIO CITY — No more wild parties. Reminiscent of the Martial Law era, bars here were "gagged" by the city government. Effective Sept. 1, bars have to close at 12 midnight while establishments...

Nation

Private army? Not me, says Mandaluyong mayor

March 20, 2001 - 12:00am

Mandaluyong City Mayor Benhur Abalos claimed that the 600-man " private army" referred to by his political rival, former Vice Mayor Ernesto "Bibot" Domingo, were under the direct supervision of the local police chief...

Metro