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[Title] => DOT poised to exceed 2013 tourist arrivals target
[Summary] => The Department of Tourism (DOT) on Thursday said it is poised to breach the five-million tourist arrivals mark by the end of the year as it implements programs to woo back Taiwanese and Malaysian tourists and those discouraged by the massive earthquake in Bohol and Cebu.
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[Title] => Residents want peaceful co-existence in Kalayaan town
[Summary] => Despite the mounting tension in the hotly contested Spratly archipelago, the town of Kalayaan is looking forward to peaceful co-existence among foreign citizens of claimant-countries now permanently residing in the region.
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[Title] => Int’l tent city rises in Saint Bernard
[Summary] => A whole international tent city has sprung up on the fringes of a sea of earth that was once the village of Guinsaugon in Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte, where local and foreign rescuers continue to hope for miracles in their search for survivors.
There are Taiwanese and Malaysian flags. Spaniards brought two sniffing dogs, and three more were on the way yesterday.
Dozens of US Marines from two US navy ships anchored off Leyte mingle with Philippine Army troops, miners and others on a small patch of rain-soaked earth, which serves as a base for the rescue operation.
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[Title] => Metalcasters ask government to regulate exports of scrap metal
[Summary] => The Philippine Metalcasting Association Inc. (PMAI) has urged government to immediately regulate the exportation of scrap steel to avert the collapse of domestic industries such as foundaries, small iron workshops, metal fabricators and steel manufacturers.
In a press briefing, Jerry Hui, director of PMAI, a group of over 100 metalcasting companies, said the sudden surge in scrap steel exports has deprived these industries of badly-needed scrap steel supplies.
He said scrap steel exports have recently surged to about 30,000 monthly from virtually nil last year.
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[Title] => Int’l tent city rises in Saint Bernard
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There are Taiwanese and Malaysian flags. Spaniards brought two sniffing dogs, and three more were on the way yesterday.
Dozens of US Marines from two US navy ships anchored off Leyte mingle with Philippine Army troops, miners and others on a small patch of rain-soaked earth, which serves as a base for the rescue operation.
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In a press briefing, Jerry Hui, director of PMAI, a group of over 100 metalcasting companies, said the sudden surge in scrap steel exports has deprived these industries of badly-needed scrap steel supplies.
He said scrap steel exports have recently surged to about 30,000 monthly from virtually nil last year.
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February 22, 2006 - 12:00am
August 19, 2002 - 12:00am
