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More rice depots padlocked

Customs agents and lawmakers led by Speaker Martin Romualdez on Wednesday raided four warehouses in Bulacan province that yielded P519 million worth of rice grains and “palay.” The raid, the second in one week, was part of government efforts to crack down on smuggling and hoarding of the staple grain. …

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‘Goring‘ exits PH; agriculture, infra damages reach P230m

Super typhoon “Goring” continued to maintain strength while approaching the northwestern boundary of the Philippine area of responsibility (PAR) Thursday afternoon, leaving behind at least P230.27 million in infrastructure and agriculture damage. Tropical cyclone wind signal no. 1 remained raised over Batanes, Babuyan Islands, Ilocos Norte, northern portion of Apayao …

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‘Pacquiao wants to fight in Paris Olympics‘

Manny Pacquiao has won all the titles there are. But only one accolade is missing in his trophy cabinet – an Olympic medal. The boxing icon Pacquiao wants to extend his legendary boxing career with a shot at an Olympic medal in Paris next year. Philippine Olympic Committee president Rep. …

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‘Use all legal tools to curb rice prices’

About 202,000 sacks of suspected smuggled rice were discovered by the Bureau of Customs (BOC) in three warehouses in Bulacan. The BOC continues to visit and inspect suspicious rice warehouses to protect Filipino farmers, control the price of rice, and hold accountable those involved in the illegal trade of agricultural …

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Classes start, but same woes greet schools

SCHOOL OPENING BLUES. Teachers and their students at the Corazon C. Aquino Elementary school in Quezon City attend the traditional national anthem ceremony on their first day of classes on Tuesday, while a boy couldn’t help but cry as a teacher tries to comfort him. Manny Palmero and Norman Cruz …

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