
BoC destroys P1.45-M abandoned cargo
Bureau of Customs destroys 340 air waybills covering more than 35.6 tons of abandoned and forfeited goods worth P1.45 million at NAIA.
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Bureau of Customs destroys 340 air waybills covering more than 35.6 tons of abandoned and forfeited goods worth P1.45 million at NAIA.
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The Bureau of Customs has inspected 26 containers of abandoned fresh red onions from China worth P86.68 million at the Manila International Container Port, as…
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A cargo consolidator allegedly left thousands of balikbayan boxes from overseas Filipino workers unprocessed and abandoned at major ports after collecting fees…
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Authorities in Baguio City are seeking witnesses and reviewing CCTV footage to identify those responsible for abandoning a fetus found in Barangay Central…
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A Tacloban City policewoman rescued an abandoned baby at a playground and breastfed the infant before turning it over to social welfare authorities, showcasing…
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The vehicle of Maria Teresa “Tess” Mamac, widow of a Pampanga barangay captain, was found abandoned at Magalang Plaza on Valentine’s Day; authorities continue…
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The owners are being urged by NNIC to contact airport management as soon as possible to confirm ownership and facilitate retrieval or appropriate disposal.
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A newborn baby was abandoned in Malabon City, discovered by a vendor after a man left the baby in a bag. The police are investigating the incident, and the…
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At present, the PPA has a yard utilization of 70 percent and a berth rate of 80 percent. During the peak holiday season, the PPA can reach a utilization rate…
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