+ Follow LEPANTO MINES Tag
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[Title] => NEDA sees 5.7-6.3% GDP growth
[Summary] => The government sees bright growth prospects for 2006 as economic figures in 2005 indicate that the Philippine economy is in good shape, the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) said.
At a recent briefing for the Senate committee on economic affairs, NEDA National Planning and Policy Staff (NPPS) director Dennis Arroyo said the government expects the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) to grow within the range of 5.7 to 6.3 percent with the agriculture sector growing at four percent, industry at 5.1 percent, and services at 6.7 percent.
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[Title] => 247 kilos of marijuana seized in Benguet
[Summary] => La Trinidad, Benguet — At least P10 million worth of dried marijuana leaves were seized from two suspected drug dealers in a checkpoint in Abatan, Buguias town on Saturday afternoon.
Suspects Avelino Palasi and Lorenzo Laoyan, who were both detained at the Buguias Municipal Police Station, were reportedly flagged down by policemen manning a checkpoint in the town, purportedly in connection with the multi-million gold bar robbery at the Lepanto Mines last Sept. 20.
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[Title] => Illegal Benguet gold mills face closure
[Summary] => MANKAYAN, Benguet — The Mines and Geosciences Bureau (MGB) has recommended the closure of gold processing plants found to have been polluting Benguet environs.
Engineer Neoman de la Cruz, MGB’s Cordillera director, recommended to Ruben Quiwa, assistant resident manager of Lepanto Mines, that the mining company should closely monitor its workers to prevent the proliferation of illegal gold mills.
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At a recent briefing for the Senate committee on economic affairs, NEDA National Planning and Policy Staff (NPPS) director Dennis Arroyo said the government expects the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) to grow within the range of 5.7 to 6.3 percent with the agriculture sector growing at four percent, industry at 5.1 percent, and services at 6.7 percent.
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[Title] => 247 kilos of marijuana seized in Benguet
[Summary] => La Trinidad, Benguet — At least P10 million worth of dried marijuana leaves were seized from two suspected drug dealers in a checkpoint in Abatan, Buguias town on Saturday afternoon.
Suspects Avelino Palasi and Lorenzo Laoyan, who were both detained at the Buguias Municipal Police Station, were reportedly flagged down by policemen manning a checkpoint in the town, purportedly in connection with the multi-million gold bar robbery at the Lepanto Mines last Sept. 20.
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[Title] => Illegal Benguet gold mills face closure
[Summary] => MANKAYAN, Benguet — The Mines and Geosciences Bureau (MGB) has recommended the closure of gold processing plants found to have been polluting Benguet environs.
Engineer Neoman de la Cruz, MGB’s Cordillera director, recommended to Ruben Quiwa, assistant resident manager of Lepanto Mines, that the mining company should closely monitor its workers to prevent the proliferation of illegal gold mills.
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