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                    [Title] => 3 Taiwanese boats caught poaching off Camiguin
                    [Summary] => Authorities seized three Taiwanese fishing boats and detained their 25 crewmen from Taiwan, the Philippines, Indonesia and China after catching them poaching in Philippine waters, the Coast Cuard said yesterday.


One of the vessels, FB Fong Long Nr 17, was found fishing illegally off Camiguin, a Philippine Coast Guard statement said.


The boat had two Taiwanese, three Filipinos and three Indonesian crewmen on board.


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                    [Title] => Passengers, crewmen of missing boat kidnapped by pirates
                    [Summary] => A Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) official confirmed yesterday reports that the eight passengers and three crewmen of a pumpboat which went missing while en route to Palawan last March 31 were kidnapped by pirates.


In a radio message to the PCG headquarters in Manila, Southern Tagalog Coast Guard district commander Commodore Efren Sabas  reported that the alleged kidnappers have contacted officials of M-4 Construction Co. over the abduction of their employees.


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                    [Title] => Passengers, crewmen of missing boat kidnapped by pirates
                    [Summary] => A Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) official confirmed yesterday reports that the eight passengers and three crewmen of a pumpboat which went missing while en route to Palawan last March 31 were kidnapped by pirates.


In a radio message to the PCG headquarters in Manila, Southern Tagalog Coast Guard district commander Commodore Efren Sabas  reported that the alleged kidnappers have contacted officials of M-4 Construction Co. over the abduction of their employees.


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                    [Title] => Passengers, crewmen of missing boat kidnapped by pirates
                    [Summary] => A Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) official confirmed yesterday reports that the eight passengers and three crewmen of a pumpboat which went missing while en route to Palawan last March 31 were kidnapped by pirates.


In a radio message to the PCG headquarters in Manila, Southern Tagalog Coast Guard district commander Commodore Efren Sabas  reported that the alleged kidnappers have contacted officials of M-4 Construction Co. over the abduction of their employees.


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                    [Title] => RP, Japan fight terror at sea
                    [Summary] => A merchant ship being attacked by pirates off Manila Bay sends out a distress call to the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG). 


Within minutes, a PCG search and rescue (SAR) vessel BRP San Juan races to the site of the attack.


With precision and expertise, members of  the PCG Special Operations Group (SOG) rescue the vessel and arrest the attackers, who also yielded  illegal drugs.


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                    [Title] => Drug test sa mga seaman inutos
                    [Summary] => Ipatutupad ng Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) ang mandatory drug testing sa mga seaman matapos silang makatanggap ng ulat na sangkot ang mga ito sa illegal na droga.


Inamin kahapon ni Commodore Wilfredo Tamayo, PCG commander sa National Capital Region at Central Luzon na may mga adik na seaman at may ilan ding marinong Pinoy ang nakikipagsabwatan sa ilang drug lords sa mga opisyal upang maibiyahe ang kontrabando.


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                    [Title] => Man nabbed with 1 kilo of shabu
                    [Summary] => Coast Guard officials arrested the other night a man believed to be a courier of shabu in Port Area, Manila and recovered at least one kilo of the illegal substance.  


Authorities identified the suspect as Dario Cortez, who was caught with the P1.5 million worth of illegal drugs inside his bag as he was about to board a SuperFerry 12 to Cebu.  Commodore Wilfredo Tamayo, of the Coast Guard National Capital Region Station, said the pack of shabu was discovered through the X-ray machine of the Task Force Sea Marshall of the Coast Guard at the port.  


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                    [Title] => Droga, labas-pasok sa mga pier sa bansa
                    [Summary] => Mas lalong pinaghigpit ngayon ng Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) ang seguridad sa lahat ng mga pier sa bansa matapos mabatid na malayang nakakalabas-masok sa mga barko ang mga miyembro ng sindikato at nakakapagpuslit ng malalaking bulto ng droga.


Sinabi ni PCG-National Capital Region chief, Commodore Wilfredo Tamayo na ginagamit ng sindikato ng droga ang domestic passenger vessel para maibiyahe ang droga sa iba’t ibang panig ng bansa.


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                    [Title] => SuperFerry suspends deployment of sea marshals
                    [Summary] => CEBU — Sea marshals have been barred from boarding SuperFerry vessels after last Friday’s fatal shooting of a chief security officer in Davao City and pending an investigation into the incident.

Commodore Wilfredo Tamayo, chief of Task Force Sea Marshal, said Aboitiz Transport System has "indefinitely suspended" the deployment of sea marshals on board any SuperFerry since last Saturday when a sea marshal fatally shot security chief Jovel Facura.

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                    [Title] => Mga barko ng Super Ferry pasasabugin
                    [Summary] => Nagbanta kahapon ang Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) na kanilang pasasabugin ang lahat ng barko ng Super Ferry WG&A na naglalayag sa iba’t ibang lalawigan sa bansa.


Ito ang kinumpirma ni Commodore Wilfredo Tamayo ng Philippine Coast Guard-National Capital Region matapos na makatanggap ang kanilang tanggapan ng kopya ng liham ng ASG na ipinadala sa WG&A na nagsasaad ng kanilang malawakang pag-atake.


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COMMODORE WILFREDO TAMAYO

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One of the vessels, FB Fong Long Nr 17, was found fishing illegally off Camiguin, a Philippine Coast Guard statement said.


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In a radio message to the PCG headquarters in Manila, Southern Tagalog Coast Guard district commander Commodore Efren Sabas  reported that the alleged kidnappers have contacted officials of M-4 Construction Co. over the abduction of their employees.


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In a radio message to the PCG headquarters in Manila, Southern Tagalog Coast Guard district commander Commodore Efren Sabas  reported that the alleged kidnappers have contacted officials of M-4 Construction Co. over the abduction of their employees.


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                    [Title] => Passengers, crewmen of missing boat kidnapped by pirates
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In a radio message to the PCG headquarters in Manila, Southern Tagalog Coast Guard district commander Commodore Efren Sabas  reported that the alleged kidnappers have contacted officials of M-4 Construction Co. over the abduction of their employees.


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                    [Title] => RP, Japan fight terror at sea
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Within minutes, a PCG search and rescue (SAR) vessel BRP San Juan races to the site of the attack.


With precision and expertise, members of  the PCG Special Operations Group (SOG) rescue the vessel and arrest the attackers, who also yielded  illegal drugs.


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Inamin kahapon ni Commodore Wilfredo Tamayo, PCG commander sa National Capital Region at Central Luzon na may mga adik na seaman at may ilan ding marinong Pinoy ang nakikipagsabwatan sa ilang drug lords sa mga opisyal upang maibiyahe ang kontrabando.


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Sinabi ni PCG-National Capital Region chief, Commodore Wilfredo Tamayo na ginagamit ng sindikato ng droga ang domestic passenger vessel para maibiyahe ang droga sa iba’t ibang panig ng bansa.


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Commodore Wilfredo Tamayo, chief of Task Force Sea Marshal, said Aboitiz Transport System has "indefinitely suspended" the deployment of sea marshals on board any SuperFerry since last Saturday when a sea marshal fatally shot security chief Jovel Facura.

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Ito ang kinumpirma ni Commodore Wilfredo Tamayo ng Philippine Coast Guard-National Capital Region matapos na makatanggap ang kanilang tanggapan ng kopya ng liham ng ASG na ipinadala sa WG&A na nagsasaad ng kanilang malawakang pag-atake.


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