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"Certainly we know that the ordinance would affect NAIA 3, but it’s not our fault anymore. That’s what they get for bypassing us," said Councilor Alan Panaligan in a telephone interview Friday.


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Pasay dad stands by anti-fuel depot ordinance

By Nikko Dizon | May 27, 2002 - 12:00am

A Pasay City councilor stood by the council’s proposed ordinance banning the establishment of fuel depots in the city, despite airport officials’ lament that it would be a huge headache to the new Ninoy...

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