See you next year. Quezon City police remove tapes from their firearms in ceremonies at Camp Karingal. The taping had been ordered by the PNP to prevent indiscriminate firing on New Year’s Eve.
PHOTO BY ROLLY SALVADOR
PHOTO BY ROLLY SALVADOR
BUSINESS INSIGHT
- Gov’t win vs Fraport voided
- Petron buys into North Harbor developer…
- $3.5B in debts prepaid from Jan. to Oct.
- … SMC telecom unit buys into Eastern Telecom
- Palace says ruling has no effect on expropriation
- BOI to trim incentives list from 10 to 6
- Gov’t to breach programmed deficit
- Consumer loans up 3% in 3rd quarter
- Delifrance sale completed
National
DND opens amnesty list-up
THE defense department yesterday formally opened its office to military and police rebels who want to avail themselves of amnesty.
- Ombudsman gets P53M from Garcia
- Like lightning, landslides hit S. Leyte town twice; 3 dead
- Bringing up Sammy: How a family coped with Down’s Syndrome
- Fewer revelry injuries in 2010 likely
- Albay cited for effective disaster risk mechanisms
- ‘Singson case a test for House leadership’
- OCD gets 22 airboats from Australia
- SC affirms junking of Ilusorio suit vs BCCC
- DOJ backtracks on Alfaro’s extradition
SPORTS
Longer semis, better for Kings
BARANGAY Ginebra coach Jong Uichico is convinced the longer the team’s semifinals series against sister-squad San Miguel Beer drags on, the better for the Kings.
Entertainment
Karylle greets 2011 with a ‘Shang’ bang
With her sheer elegance, radiant beauty and immense talent, singer-actress Karylle was perfect choice to headline Makati Shangri-la’s New Year Countdown Concert. The said musical event, maiden venture of Little Flower Music Production, packed the Lobby Lounge of the hotel.
LIVING
