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Demolition of UXO found in Peleliu set on Nov. 2

Cassandra McKeown, Finance Director and co-founder of Cleared Ground Demining said that the demolition is to get rid of the ERWs , collected during the clearance phase. Clearance started early in October. McKeown said there were at least 100 bombs gathered during the clearing of ERWs in Peleliu Sta…
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Man, minor, nabbed for marijuana possession

The minor is a student of Palau High School while the man was identified as Fave Eriang. The minor and Eriang were both caught on Wednesday afternoon in possession of marijuana. Sgt. Michael Rafael said the minor was caught by officers in front of RIC in Madelaii at 2:40 pm on Wednesday while Erian…
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Poaching considered top threat to the Northern Reefs

Ngarchelong State on October 20 at Ollei Port, Ngarchelong to discuss and identify problems and threats that need to be addressed in order to ensure the longevity of life that thrive in the Northern Reefs is cosseted and to identify the challenges that the people will face in their efforts to prote…
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States to be empowered to create own police force

Senate Bill 8-50-3, said creating a state police force will empower any state to create its own legal entity to enforce violations of the law within its geographical boundaries, in conjunction with the Bureau of Public Safety. Such an entity shall be called the “State Police,” such name to be prece…
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Senate OK’s 3-year tax exemption for purse seine fishing

The results of the vote were seven yes, three no and two abstaining. Senate Bill 8-50 SD1, stemmed from a proposal made by the SOCSKSARGEN Federation of Fishing and Allied Industries, Inc., of the Philippines, who will be working with the Palau Fishing Association to develop handline and purse-sein…
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Mass vaccination kicks off Monday

Acting Health Minister Maireng Sengebau in an interview said that it will cover everyone living in Palau, all the 20,000 population. Pearl Marumoto, Administrator for Public Health Office of Planning and Development said the mass immunization is for free and it will be administered to everybody “re…
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Remengesau’s trial starts today

Remengesau was charged with failing to disclose assets during his two-year term as president. The court has issued summons to nine people who will be called as witnesses during the trial, which will be held in Courtroom 104 here in Koror. Among the witness are Margaret Chin, Hasinta Tabelual, Miria…
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Gov’t starts crackdown on overstaying Bangladeshi nationals

According to the Division of Labor statistics, only 275 out of the 480 Bangladeshi nationals in the country have valid work permits. President Johnson Toribiong , in a separate interview said his government will deal with the overstaying Bangladeshi nationals by sending them home. The statistics sa…
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