+ Follow Ninoy International Airport Tag
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[Summary] => President Benigno Aquino III's legal team has completed its review of the recommendations of the Incident Investigation and Review Committee (IIRC) on the hostage crisis, during which eight Hong Kong tourists were killed in August, a senior government official said today.
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Bumagsak sa kamay ng mga awtoridad ang isang Hapon nang tangkain nitong ipuslit sa bansa ang iba’t ibang matataas na kalibre ng armas sa Ninoy International Airport, Terminal 2 sa Pasay City.
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[Title] => Smuggled laptops, cellular phones intercepted at NAIA
[Summary] => Police anti-smuggling agents intercepted and seized on Friday some P15 million worth of electronic equipment on its way out the Ninoy International Airport (NAIA).
Chief Superintendent Jesus Verzosa, Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) director and head of the PNP’s anti-smuggling unit, said the hot cargo was composed of 100 units of laptop computers and 200 cellular phones.
CIDG chief of detectives and spokesman Senior Superintendent Benjamin delos Santos identified Halding Philippines as the owner of the grossly undervalued shipment.
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[Title] => Bedlam at the airport
[Summary] => It is good President GMA has stopped shoe-inspecting before departure except for those who are US-bound or any other country with this security measure. It is a positive step but not nearly the solution to the problem. The NAIA airport is a decrepit building which has outlived its usefulness. Worse, it is mismanaged. I had read about problems at the airport and was warned to make an allowance of at least 3 hours before departure. Added security measures, it was said. This I wanted to see for myself and I had the chance on my way out to Kuala Lumpur last week for the Media Summit 2004.
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Chief Superintendent Jesus Verzosa, Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) director and head of the PNP’s anti-smuggling unit, said the hot cargo was composed of 100 units of laptop computers and 200 cellular phones.
CIDG chief of detectives and spokesman Senior Superintendent Benjamin delos Santos identified Halding Philippines as the owner of the grossly undervalued shipment.
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