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                    [Summary] => SAN FERNANDO CITY, Pampanga — The Department of Education (DepEd) regional director clarified yesterday that there was no "ghost" delivery of 9,871 armchairs for public schools in the region, saying the school desks were merely "misdelivered."


DepEd Central Luzon director Vilma Labrador said a team she dispatched to various provinces found the armchairs, worth about P7 million, delivered to elementary schools not initially listed as beneficiaries.
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In a report, an ad hoc probe panel created by DepEd regional director Vilma Labrador said the armchairs were never delivered to four elementary schools in Guagua, Porac and Floridablanca towns even if the supplier, MIC MAC Manufacturing Inc., was paid P7,086,480 last June 11.
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DepEd Central Luzon director Vilma Labrador said a team she dispatched to various provinces found the armchairs, worth about P7 million, delivered to elementary schools not initially listed as beneficiaries.
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In a report, an ad hoc probe panel created by DepEd regional director Vilma Labrador said the armchairs were never delivered to four elementary schools in Guagua, Porac and Floridablanca towns even if the supplier, MIC MAC Manufacturing Inc., was paid P7,086,480 last June 11.
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