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The country's top investigation agency is now broke.

With continually dwindling funds, the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) is
set to lay off 126 men or about half of its casual employees and implement
austerity measures to save money.

"We have no choice," said NBI Director Federico Opinion. "With our budget
further slashed, we would have to maximize our finances and make sure everybody
would receive their salary in the next 12 months."

For this year, the NBI was given P526 million, some P18 million less than that
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NELLIE ENRIQUEZ

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set to lay off 126 men or about half of its casual employees and implement
austerity measures to save money.

"We have no choice," said NBI Director Federico Opinion. "With our budget
further slashed, we would have to maximize our finances and make sure everybody
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NBI to fire 126 men

By Jose Aravilla | February 21, 2000 - 12:00am

The country's top investigation agency is now broke. With continually dwindling funds, the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) is set to lay off 126 men or about half of its casual employees and implement austerity...

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