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The Mandaue City council has approved a proposed ordinance which prohibits gasoline stations, repair shops, carwash outlets, and other establishments in the city to disposed of used oil into drainage systems.

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Travelers bound for the United States are now prohibited from bringing any kind of liquid, gel, lotion or similar items in hand-carried luggage after British security forces reported thwarting a plot to blow up several US-bound airliners in mid-flight using explosives concealed in sports drink bottles.
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