LUMBOCAN WHARF

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                    [Title] => Ship with smuggled rice ‘vanishes’ at Caraga port
                    [Summary] => BUTUAN CITY — Caraga the home of numerous religious cults, never runs out of mystery. The latest "mystery" is the "disappearance" of a huge cargo ship with almost 20,000 sacks of rice in front of many people at Lumbocan wharf this city Friday afternoon.


Customs men, the Philippine Coast Guard, the Philippine National Police and even the Philippine Ports Authority officials don’t have any slightest idea how the ship vanished, where it was going and how MV Rudy Yu owned by Cebu City-based Sam Shipping Company escaped.


                    [DatePublished] => 2002-07-14 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorID] => 1096525
                    [AuthorName] =>  Ben Serrano
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Ship with smuggled rice ‘vanishes’ at Caraga port

By Ben Serrano | July 14, 2002 - 12:00am

BUTUAN CITY — Caraga the home of numerous religious cults, never runs out of mystery. The latest "mystery" is the "disappearance" of a huge cargo ship with almost 20,000 sacks of rice in...

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