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PTT Philippines, the local subsidiary of Thailand’s largest oil company PTT Public Co. Ltd., has signed a jet fuel supply contract with budget airlines Cebu Pacific and Tigerair Philippines.

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                    [Title] => Tsinoy faces raps for shabu importation
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The Filipino-Chinese businessman, who received the P40 million worth of shabu that came in from China, is facing charges for importation of illegal drugs, the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency said today.
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                    [Title] => Creation of team to monitor infrastructure fund urged
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The Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC) said it will be pursuing more transport infrastructure projects this year in line with the development of super regions as ordered by President Arroyo.


Transportation Secretary Leandro Mendoza said that priority will be given to programs that will decongest Metro Manila and improve the country’s civil aviation, road transport, railway and maritime transport networks.


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                    [Title] => RP airports prone to missile attacks?
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Former Armed Forces chief Gen. Benjamin Defensor, the Philippines’ top envoy on counterterrorism and chairman of the APEC anti-terrorism task force, revealed the possibility and called for a threat review by countries in the Pacific region.


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                    [Title] => Strictly for research purposes
                    [Summary] => Did you know 1:  A bottle of virgin coconut oil that retails for close to $2.50 (the average price is P150)  anywhere in Metro Manila sells for $15.95 in the United States and $19 when ordered online. 
* * *

Did you know 2: Yes, there are some Japanese black or wagyu embryos in Mindanao but these are  for research purposes, you understand. 


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                    [Title] => BCDA plans to sell stake in North Rail Transit System
                    [Summary] => The Bases Conversion Development Authority (BCDA) plans to divest its stake in the North Rail Transit System, a top BCDA official said.


BCDA president and chief executive officer Rufo Colayco said the project has been downgraded from its original concept of a high-speed railway system connecting the Diosdado Macapagal Airport in Clark to Metro Manila, to a slower commuter transit system serving the Central Luzon area.


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Former Armed Forces chief Gen. Benjamin Defensor, the Philippines’ top envoy on counterterrorism and chairman of the APEC anti-terrorism task force, revealed the possibility and called for a threat review by countries in the Pacific region.


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BCDA president and chief executive officer Rufo Colayco said the project has been downgraded from its original concept of a high-speed railway system connecting the Diosdado Macapagal Airport in Clark to Metro Manila, to a slower commuter transit system serving the Central Luzon area.


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