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[Title] => Taiwan, Batanes forge trade relations
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BASCO, Batanes – The 10-year wait for the formal opening of trade and cultural relations between the Republic of China (Taiwan) and this northernmost province ended the other day with formal forging of a trade and cultural pact between the two places.
Taiwan Economic and Cultural Office chief Hsin-Hsing Wu led the Chinese group, which include Walis Pelin, minister of the Council of Indigenous Peoples, and Kuei Kuang Chou, mayor of the Province of Lan Yu.
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[Title] => Finally, first ever flight from Batanes to Kaoshiung
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BASCO, Batanes — The long wait is finally over.
A 60-seater Asian Spirit turbo plane made the first-ever flight from this northernmost territory to Kaoshiung in Taiwan last Friday.
En Bi Wu, an enterprising Taiwanese who has been wooing the Ivatans (as the Batanes natives are known) to allow him to develop their island-province as a tourist destination, made the 52-minute chartered flight possible.
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[Title] => Artifacts trace cultural links between Ivatans, Taiwanese
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ILAGAN, Isabela — Artifacts dug in the island province of Batanes revealed some cultural links between the Ivatans and the inhabitants of Taiwan’s Orchid Island (Lan Yu).
According to the unpublished study of scientists Peter Bellwood and Dr. Eusebio Dizon of the National Museum, relics such as iron tools, Taiwan slates and nephrite, which were used to make tools and ornaments in sitio Anaro in Itbayat, Batanes show that the Orchid Island was inhabited by the Ivatans since the time of Christ.
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[Title] => Taiwanese island folk visit forebears’ land
[Summary] => BASCO, Batanes — Forty-five Taiwanese, mostly members of the Yamei tribe of Taitung county in Lan Yu Island, arrived Sunday afternoon on a sentimental journey to visit this land of their forebears.
The delegation was supposed to have come here by boat last April. However, scare over the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) delayed the visit.
An equal number of Ivatans from this northernmost province would have reciprocated the visit upon the return of the group to Taiwan.
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[Title] => Batanes folk scared of SARS, too
[Summary] => BASCO, Batanes — Residents of this northernmost province are also wary of the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS).
Because of the SARS scare sweeping most parts of the region, Gov. Vicente Gato said the first direct travel between Lan Yu Island in Taiwan and this province, scheduled early this week, has been postponed.
As originally planned, 40 delegates each from the Yamei tribe of Lan Yu Island and the Ivatan tribe would exchange visits under the "Lan Yu-Ivatan Cultural and Economic Exchange Visit" program.
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[Title] => First direct Batanes-Taiwan flight slated next month
[Summary] => BASCO, Batanes – After the long wait, the first direct flight between this northernmost province and Taiwan’s southernmost island of Lan Yu (Orchid Island) is slated on April 21, when a 40-man Taiwanese delegation arrives here for a four-day visit.
An equal number of Ivatans (natives of Batanes) will visit Lan Yu Island on April 25-30.
It used to be that travel either from here or Taiwan had to pass through Manila due to immigration requirements.
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BASCO, Batanes – The 10-year wait for the formal opening of trade and cultural relations between the Republic of China (Taiwan) and this northernmost province ended the other day with formal forging of a trade and cultural pact between the two places.
Taiwan Economic and Cultural Office chief Hsin-Hsing Wu led the Chinese group, which include Walis Pelin, minister of the Council of Indigenous Peoples, and Kuei Kuang Chou, mayor of the Province of Lan Yu.
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[Title] => Finally, first ever flight from Batanes to Kaoshiung
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BASCO, Batanes — The long wait is finally over.
A 60-seater Asian Spirit turbo plane made the first-ever flight from this northernmost territory to Kaoshiung in Taiwan last Friday.
En Bi Wu, an enterprising Taiwanese who has been wooing the Ivatans (as the Batanes natives are known) to allow him to develop their island-province as a tourist destination, made the 52-minute chartered flight possible.
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[Title] => Artifacts trace cultural links between Ivatans, Taiwanese
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ILAGAN, Isabela — Artifacts dug in the island province of Batanes revealed some cultural links between the Ivatans and the inhabitants of Taiwan’s Orchid Island (Lan Yu).
According to the unpublished study of scientists Peter Bellwood and Dr. Eusebio Dizon of the National Museum, relics such as iron tools, Taiwan slates and nephrite, which were used to make tools and ornaments in sitio Anaro in Itbayat, Batanes show that the Orchid Island was inhabited by the Ivatans since the time of Christ.
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[Title] => Taiwanese island folk visit forebears’ land
[Summary] => BASCO, Batanes — Forty-five Taiwanese, mostly members of the Yamei tribe of Taitung county in Lan Yu Island, arrived Sunday afternoon on a sentimental journey to visit this land of their forebears.
The delegation was supposed to have come here by boat last April. However, scare over the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) delayed the visit.
An equal number of Ivatans from this northernmost province would have reciprocated the visit upon the return of the group to Taiwan.
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[Title] => Batanes folk scared of SARS, too
[Summary] => BASCO, Batanes — Residents of this northernmost province are also wary of the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS).
Because of the SARS scare sweeping most parts of the region, Gov. Vicente Gato said the first direct travel between Lan Yu Island in Taiwan and this province, scheduled early this week, has been postponed.
As originally planned, 40 delegates each from the Yamei tribe of Lan Yu Island and the Ivatan tribe would exchange visits under the "Lan Yu-Ivatan Cultural and Economic Exchange Visit" program.
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[Title] => First direct Batanes-Taiwan flight slated next month
[Summary] => BASCO, Batanes – After the long wait, the first direct flight between this northernmost province and Taiwan’s southernmost island of Lan Yu (Orchid Island) is slated on April 21, when a 40-man Taiwanese delegation arrives here for a four-day visit.
An equal number of Ivatans (natives of Batanes) will visit Lan Yu Island on April 25-30.
It used to be that travel either from here or Taiwan had to pass through Manila due to immigration requirements.
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