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CIDG nabs alleged members of ‘paihi’ gang in Malabon
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CIDG nabs alleged members of ‘paihi’ gang in Malabon

Alleged members of an illegal fuel-smuggling group known as the 'paihi' gang were arrested in Malabon City following a buy-bust operation conducted by the Philippine National Police Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG). The suspects were apprehended with two tugboats containing over 100,000 liters of diesel worth approximately PHP 20 million. The group reportedly transported stolen fuel from sea to Malabon and Navotas, selling it at lower prices. The suspects face charges under Presidential Decree No. 1865, which prohibits illegal trading of petroleum products. Authorities plan to coordinate with maritime units to trace the origin of the smuggled fuel.

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CIDG nabs alleged members of ‘paihi’ gang in Malabon

Alleged members of an illegal fuel-smuggling group known as the 'paihi' gang were arrested in Malabon City following a buy-bust operation conducted by the Philippine National Police Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG). The suspects were apprehended with two tugboats containing over 100,000 liters of diesel worth approximately PHP 20 million. The group reportedly transported stolen fuel from sea to Malabon and Navotas, selling it at lower prices. The suspects face charges under Presidential Decree No. 1865, which prohibits illegal trading of petroleum products. Authorities plan to coordinate with maritime units to trace the origin of the smuggled fuel.

Bias read (Center): The article reports on law enforcement actions against an illegal fuel-smuggling group, presenting factual details of the arrest, confiscated items, and legal charges. It includes direct quotes from Col. John Guiagui of CIDG but does not exhibit overtly biased language, one-sided sourcing, or ommisn

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