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That is whats happening with the standoff at the Mandurriao airport in Iloilo City between the Air Transportation Office (ATO) and businessman Bernie Miaque.
Yesterday, Transportation Assistant Secretary Ricardo Tan said that if the worst scenario in Iloilo happens, the Bacolod airport is prepared to take in flights to and from Iloilo City.
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That is whats happening with the standoff at the Mandurriao airport in Iloilo City between the Air Transportation Office (ATO) and businessman Bernie Miaque.
Yesterday, Transportation Assistant Secretary Ricardo Tan said that if the worst scenario in Iloilo happens, the Bacolod airport is prepared to take in flights to and from Iloilo City.
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By THE SOUTHERN BEAT By Rolly Espina | May 11, 2006 - 12:00am
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