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BIR regional director killed in Quezon City ambush

Kristian Javier - Philstar.com
November 21, 2016 | 9:12pm
BIR regional director killed in Quezon City ambush
Bureau of Internal Revenue Regional Director Jonas Amora was killed in an ambush early Monday.
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MANILA, Philippines -- Bureau of Internal Revenue official Jonas Amora was killed by unidentified shooters in Quezon City early Monday morning.
 
Amora is listed on the BIR website as the regional director of the Makati revenue region.
 
According to radio reports, the killers, who were on a motorcycle, shot at Amora's vehicle at the corner of Major Santos Dizon and Katipunan Avenue.
 
It was also reported that another person inside the vehicle was also hurt in the ambush.
 
Last Thursday, Bureau of Customs Deputy Director Arturo Lachica was also killed in an ambush in España, Manila.
 
Both agencies are under the Department of Finance.

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