BREAKING | HULI SA AKTO ANG PANGINGIKIL NG 3 EMPLEYADO NG BOC

Agents of the Intelligence and Investigation Service (CIIS) and Enforcement and Security Services (ESS) of the Bureau of Customs (BOC) arrested on Saturday an employee of the Manila International Container Port (MICP) and two cohorts for alleged corruption inside the container yard of the port.

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Commissioner Isidro Lapena identified the suspects as, MICP Security Guard II Allan Pangkalinawan, assigned at the Pier Inspection Division and bogus MICP employees Bryan John Cruz and  Efren Jaramillo Jr.

The illegal act was caught on video showing the “hao xiaos (impostors),”  assisting the guard in the releasing of cargoes was taken by the agents as proof of their activity.

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“We have received directives from the commissioner to validate reports of port congestion at MICP, however, while inspecting we saw one PID personnel and two “hao siaos” who are facilitating the containers in the yard,” said Director Yogi Ruiz of ESS.

He said the suspect is paying his two cohorts PHP2,000 per day in exchange for their service in guarding the containers.

Lapena has directed the CIIS to conduct a thorough investigation on the incident.

“We will build a strong case against them. For now, Pangkalinawan will be relieved from office. Hindi pa natin madetermine kung saan nanggagaling ang pinapasahod niya na Php2,000 per day. If found guilty of illegal act, he will be removed from service,” he said.

“We still don’t know the source of the Php2,000 salary per day, chances are it came from tara or extortion,” Lapena added.

The suspects are now in the custody of the BOC.

SOURCE: (Ferdinand G. Patinio/PNA) , PTV

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WATCH | TRILLANES NATARANTA SINAMPAHAN NI FAELDON NG ETHICS COMPLAINT

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Just In: Bilyon-bilyong halaga ng peking produkto nakumpiska ng BOC sa Bulacan

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Must Read: BOC starts live stream of operations, including chief's office

For now, only 10 people at a time can view the live stream. Once the system is fully in place, more people can monitor online the BOC's operations in its offices and in major ports in the country.

MANILA, Philippines – The Bureau of Customs has soft-launched the live stream of its office operations on Thursday, September 1, to promote transparency in one of the most graft-ridden agencies in government.

For now, however, only 10 users at a time can view the live stream.

The BOC said in a statement that its CCTV command center, which oversees the online streaming, receives images from around 40 cameras installed at the BOC main building – including Commissioner Nicanor Faeldon's office.

"We are now online! The public should expect everyone in BOC to be seen," Faeldon said.

The BOC also said that for now, only 10 users at a time are allowed to log into the system through username guest1 (up to guest10). The password for all user names is password123.

After logging in, the system will prompt the user to download a browser plugin to view the live stream.

The BOC's Management Information System And Technology Group (MISTG) said the system will be in full swing in the next few days. The login system will also be removed "soon" to allow more people to view the live stream, the BOC said, but did not specify when this would happen.

The live stream can be accessed through public IP address 119.92.124.28, and can be viewed on gadgets with Internet access.

For the soft launch, the BOC livestream will only show operations in offices in the main BOC building.

Later on, other cameras in BOC areas such as the Port of Manila, the Manila International Container Terminal, and the Ninoy Aquino International Airport would send images to the command center for online viewing.

The BOC said a total of 94 cameras have been installed for the project, but as of now, not all of them have been set up for live streaming.

 Source: inquirer.net

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