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[Title] => Manila seeks oil depot transfer by 2016
[Summary] => All oil firms with depots in Manila will have until the end of January 2016 to operate these facilities, according to an ordinance approved on second reading by the Manila city council.
[DatePublished] => 2012-08-19 00:00:00
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[Title] => Permanent coding eyed in Makati
[Summary] => Regardless of the outcome of the ongoing experiment on the Unified Vehicular Volume Reduction Program (UVVRP), the Makati City Council plans to impose a permanent "coding" scheme for both private and public vehicles in the entire city.
"While its implementation may no longer be necessary in other parts of Metro Manila, the need for the UVVRP in Makati is imperative as before due to the high volume of motor vehicles on roads during daytime," the council said.
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[Title] => City-wide smoking ban in Makati eyed
[Summary] => The Makati City Council will hold public hearings on a draft ordinance that would in effect impose a city-wide ban on smoking in Makati.
Draft Ordinance 2002-090, the Revised Anti-Smoking Ordinance of Makati, is expected to draw stiff opposition from owners and operators of bars, restaurants, nightclubs and other entertainment establishments. The proposed smoking ban covers these establishments and other "enclosed public places" like shopping malls and department stores.
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[Title] => Makati City to expand no smoking zones
[Summary] => The City Government of Makati is planning to expand the coverage of its anti-smoking laws to cover all of the commercial establishments.
Draft Ordinance 2002-090 aims to identify and expand the non-smoking areas not specified under the existing ordinances.
According to City Secretary Rogelio Marasigan, the proposed ordinance would include all of the "enclosed establishments" including the hotels and restaurants.
Under the present laws, the establishments only have to provide a smoking area for its clients where ventilation devices are installed.
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"While its implementation may no longer be necessary in other parts of Metro Manila, the need for the UVVRP in Makati is imperative as before due to the high volume of motor vehicles on roads during daytime," the council said.
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Draft Ordinance 2002-090, the Revised Anti-Smoking Ordinance of Makati, is expected to draw stiff opposition from owners and operators of bars, restaurants, nightclubs and other entertainment establishments. The proposed smoking ban covers these establishments and other "enclosed public places" like shopping malls and department stores.
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[Summary] => The City Government of Makati is planning to expand the coverage of its anti-smoking laws to cover all of the commercial establishments.
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According to City Secretary Rogelio Marasigan, the proposed ordinance would include all of the "enclosed establishments" including the hotels and restaurants.
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