+ Follow MAKATI CITY AND MEGAMALL Tag
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[Title] => Palace defends deployment of Marines in Metro Manila
[Summary] => Malacañang justified yesterday the deployment of Marines in Metro Manila, saying the move is intended to preserve peace and is not part of any grand scheme to impose martial law or declare a state of emergency.
At a press briefing, acting Press Secretary Mike Toledo refuted claims by the political opposition that the deployment of the Armed Forces’ best close-quarters fighting force as peacekeepers in the metropolis was simply a smoke screen for eventual military rule.
"As far as the Palace is concerned, martial law or the declaration of a state of emergency
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[Title] => Metro cops get caller ID telephones
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To curb the wave of prank calls to police stations about bombs planted in
various parts of the metropolis, the Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company
(PLDT) will donate 100 caller identification devices to the Philippine National
Police.
According to Chief Superintendent Victor Batac, director of the PNP directorate
for Police Community Relations, the devices, each costing P1,800, will be
distributed to various Metro police stations and police ordinance and
explosives disposal squads.
Batac said that many police stations, especially those near large shopping
malls, have
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MAKATI CITY AND MEGAMALL
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[Title] => Palace defends deployment of Marines in Metro Manila
[Summary] => Malacañang justified yesterday the deployment of Marines in Metro Manila, saying the move is intended to preserve peace and is not part of any grand scheme to impose martial law or declare a state of emergency.
At a press briefing, acting Press Secretary Mike Toledo refuted claims by the political opposition that the deployment of the Armed Forces’ best close-quarters fighting force as peacekeepers in the metropolis was simply a smoke screen for eventual military rule.
"As far as the Palace is concerned, martial law or the declaration of a state of emergency
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[Title] => Metro cops get caller ID telephones
[Summary] =>
To curb the wave of prank calls to police stations about bombs planted in
various parts of the metropolis, the Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company
(PLDT) will donate 100 caller identification devices to the Philippine National
Police.
According to Chief Superintendent Victor Batac, director of the PNP directorate
for Police Community Relations, the devices, each costing P1,800, will be
distributed to various Metro police stations and police ordinance and
explosives disposal squads.
Batac said that many police stations, especially those near large shopping
malls, have
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January 3, 2001 - 12:00am
