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[Title] => Ahas sa Garden (333)
[Summary] => TINUNGO ni Brenda ang bahay kung saan siya umupa ng kuwarto.
[DatePublished] => 2019-12-01 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Ronnie Halos
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[Title] => Ina pinugutan, binalatan ng anak
[Summary] => Kalunus-lunos na kamatayan ang sinapit ng 55-anyos na ina mula sa kamay ng kanyang anak makaraan itong pugutan at balatan sa mukha kamakalawa sa Island Garden City of Samal, Babak District, Davao del Norte.
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[AuthorName] => Rhoderick Beñez at Joy Cantos
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The trade of abaca leafsheaths has been allowed anew following the repeal of an Executive Order (EO) which prohibited the trading of abaca.
EO 538, which was issued on July 4, 2006, repealed EO 502 which banned the "harvesting, gathering, buying, selling and mutilating of matured and young leafsheaths of abaca plants (musa textiles nee) for commercial purposes".
EO 502 was issued on February 2, 2006 to prevent the spread of young abaca leaf sheaths’ disease which has affected certain areas in Leyte and nearby areas.
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[Title] => Harvest, sale of abaca leaf sheaths banned
[Summary] => President Arroyo has banned the harvesting, gathering, buying, selling and mutilating of matured and young leaf sheaths of abaca plants for commercial purposes.
In Executive Order 502, the President said the trading of the leaf sheaths known as bakbak or umbak has been slowly decimating their existence and threatening the source of fibers.
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EO 538, which was issued on July 4, 2006, repealed EO 502 which banned the "harvesting, gathering, buying, selling and mutilating of matured and young leafsheaths of abaca plants (musa textiles nee) for commercial purposes".
EO 502 was issued on February 2, 2006 to prevent the spread of young abaca leaf sheaths’ disease which has affected certain areas in Leyte and nearby areas.
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In Executive Order 502, the President said the trading of the leaf sheaths known as bakbak or umbak has been slowly decimating their existence and threatening the source of fibers.
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