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Bureau of Customs Commissioner Ariel Nepomuceno and Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel inspected the ₱200 million worth of smuggled frozen mackerel seized at the Port of Manila on August 8. The 21 container vans, declared as fried taro sticks and cuttlefish-flavored balls, came from China. Charges have been filed against the shipment’s owner and brokers. According to the DA, the smuggled fish affects local fishermen. Now deemed safe for consumption, the 720 metric tons of mackerel may be distributed to around 700,000 families. (MB Video by Mark Balmores)

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00:00Oh
00:30What is that?
00:32About this.
00:34Ayan, ito naman.
00:36Pagtyagay nyo kung ano yung suppression.
00:42Thank you, guys.
00:44Pag sabihin tayo,
00:46five of cases,
00:48labing dalawa,
00:50hinggil dito sa nangyari
00:52pagkoslit ng smuggling ng macarill.
00:54So, meron tayong papanagising dito
00:56sa tulong ng, of course, ng Department of Justice.
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01:02You can fit us at the hotel
01:04for the hotel.
01:06I'm glad to come.
01:08I'm glad I am a pianist.
01:10I'm glad I didn't get my place.
01:12I can defend my shop.
01:14Pinkyada,
01:16and this is not something we need.
01:18It's not a little secret.
01:20It's not PagGyada,
01:22but it's not that,
01:24the school home is running.
01:26I mean,
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