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Dalawang babaing pasahero mula sa Dubai ang pinigil kahapon ng mga kagawad at opisyal ng Bureau of Customs matapos mabisto sa kanilang mga bagahe ang iba’t ibang uri ng alahas na tadtad ng diamonds na nagkakahalaga ng P30 milyon sa Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA), kamakalawa ng gabi.
Bagamat ilang beses tinangka ng mga pasaherong sina Ana Marissa Olalia Rosario at Sheryll Carpio Mesina na tumawag sa kanilang mga "maiimpluwensiyang kakilala," isinalang pa rin ng Customs sa 100 percent inspection ang kanilang mga bagahe.
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[Title] => Probe ordered on smuggled pork shipment’s disappearance
[Summary] => Customs Commissioner Napoleon Morales has ordered an investigation on the reported mysterious disappearance of smuggled frozen pork worth about P40-million at the Harbor Center in North Harbor, Manila.
Morales has directed the bureau’s Internal Inquiry and Prosecution Division (IIPD), led by Willy Sarmiento, and the Customs Legal Service (CLS), under lawyer Reynaldo Umali, to conduct separate investigations to determine possible involvement of some Customs personnel.
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[Summary] => Two days after being raided by almost 500 Customs agents and police officers, a popular mall in Manila received another "visit" yesterday from authorities checking on another form of illegal contraband.
A Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) team with eight drug-sniffing dogs were deployed to the 168 Shopping Mall in Divosria, Manila before noon to check on reports that some traders were smuggling shabu into the country by concealing them inside merchandise intended for stalls at the mall.
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[Title] => Customs exceeds February tax target of P12 B
[Summary] => The Bureau of Customs (BOC) remains confident it will meet its P192-billion collection target this year after posting a revenue surplus of P209 million in February.
In a report submitted to President Arroyo at a Cabinet meeting at Malacañang yesterday, Customs Commissioner Napoleon Morales said the BOC exceeded its P12.282-billion target collection last month.
It will be recalled that, in January, the BOC collected P12.4 billion, which was P313 million above the agency’s target that month.
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[Title] => BOC intercepts P51-M shipment of banned goods
[Summary] => The Bureau of Customs (BOC) scored anew in its intensified campaign against smuggling with the recent confiscation of some P51 million worth of banned goods at the Manila International Container Port (MICP), it was learned yesterday.
Seized were 240 boxes of frozen fish fillet and an undetermined amount of frozen meat, which arrived from Hong Kong last Jan. 23, Customs Intelligence and Investigation Service director Jairus Paguntalan said.
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[Title] => Probe on Imee’s smuggling charges extended
[Summary] => The Bureau of Customs (BOC) has extended its investigation on the reported smuggling operations allegedly being protected by its ranking officials.
Customs Commissioner Napoleon Morales has given the investigating panel from its Intelligence and Enforcement Group (IEG) 15 more days to come up with a list of smugglers to be submitted to the Senate.
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[Title] => Customs chief vows to disprove Imee’s coddling allegation
[Summary] => Customs Commissioner Napoleon Morales vowed yesterday to disprove the allegations of Ilocos Norte Rep. Imee Marcos that he is coddling at least three big-time smugglers.
"The investigators are expected to get to the bottom of things and spare no one from the probe," he said.
"I have already denied this, but we value feedback from the public that we serve so we are ordering an investigation," he added.
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Dalawang babaing pasahero mula sa Dubai ang pinigil kahapon ng mga kagawad at opisyal ng Bureau of Customs matapos mabisto sa kanilang mga bagahe ang iba’t ibang uri ng alahas na tadtad ng diamonds na nagkakahalaga ng P30 milyon sa Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA), kamakalawa ng gabi.
Bagamat ilang beses tinangka ng mga pasaherong sina Ana Marissa Olalia Rosario at Sheryll Carpio Mesina na tumawag sa kanilang mga "maiimpluwensiyang kakilala," isinalang pa rin ng Customs sa 100 percent inspection ang kanilang mga bagahe.
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Morales has directed the bureau’s Internal Inquiry and Prosecution Division (IIPD), led by Willy Sarmiento, and the Customs Legal Service (CLS), under lawyer Reynaldo Umali, to conduct separate investigations to determine possible involvement of some Customs personnel.
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A Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) team with eight drug-sniffing dogs were deployed to the 168 Shopping Mall in Divosria, Manila before noon to check on reports that some traders were smuggling shabu into the country by concealing them inside merchandise intended for stalls at the mall.
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In a report submitted to President Arroyo at a Cabinet meeting at Malacañang yesterday, Customs Commissioner Napoleon Morales said the BOC exceeded its P12.282-billion target collection last month.
It will be recalled that, in January, the BOC collected P12.4 billion, which was P313 million above the agency’s target that month.
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Seized were 240 boxes of frozen fish fillet and an undetermined amount of frozen meat, which arrived from Hong Kong last Jan. 23, Customs Intelligence and Investigation Service director Jairus Paguntalan said.
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Customs Commissioner Napoleon Morales has given the investigating panel from its Intelligence and Enforcement Group (IEG) 15 more days to come up with a list of smugglers to be submitted to the Senate.
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"The investigators are expected to get to the bottom of things and spare no one from the probe," he said.
"I have already denied this, but we value feedback from the public that we serve so we are ordering an investigation," he added.
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