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                    [Title] => US-based Cebuanos visit Cebu
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Frunie Alerre, now Mrs. Hughets, was in Cebu for more than three months, enjoying every minute of her stay here…just as she wanted.

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                    [AuthorName] => Flor S. YNCLINO
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                    [Title] => BFAR: Cebu still safe from red tide
                    [Summary] => The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources has assured that Cebu is still free from red tide but had advised the public to be vigilant of possible smuggled shellfish from affected areas.


Benjamin Tabios, officer-in-charge of the BFAR regional office, said they have already issued a shellfish ban in the coastal waters of Siaton, Negros Oriental after shellfish samples that were collected from the area showed positive results of red tide toxin.


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US-based Cebuanos visit Cebu

By Flor S. YNCLINO | April 13, 2013 - 12:00am

Frunie Alerre, now Mrs. Hughets, was in Cebu for more than three months, enjoying every minute of her stay here…just as she wanted.

Freeman Cebu Lifestyle

BFAR: Cebu still safe from red tide

June 14, 2006 - 12:00am

The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources has assured that Cebu is still free from red tide but had advised the public to be vigilant of possible smuggled shellfish from affected areas. Benjamin Tabios, officer-in-charge...

Cebu News