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[Title] => PCG sets security measures in ports
[Summary] => The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has started to implement strict security measures in all major ports in the country, particularly in Zamboanga and General Santos City, to prevent terrorists from sneaking in explosives and devices for making bombs.
One measure requires all departing passengers to be at the pier at least two hours before their scheduled departure. This will allow ample time for Coast Guardsmen to examine the passengers hand-carried cargo, according to PCG commandant Vice Admiral Reuben Lista.
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One measure requires all departing passengers to be at the pier at least two hours before their scheduled departure. This will allow ample time for Coast Guardsmen to examine the passengers hand-carried cargo, according to PCG commandant Vice Admiral Reuben Lista.
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October 25, 2002 - 12:00am