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June 2013

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NEW DEVICES. ZTE Philippines terminal department head Ken Fang (right) and ZTE Philippines president James Chen lead the launching of the company’s new Android devices in Cebu. (Jonolin Luab of Sun.Star Cebu)
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NEW DEVICES. ZTE Philippines terminal department head Ken Fang (right) and ZTE Philippines president James Chen lead the launching of the company’s new Android devices in Cebu. (Jonolin Luab of Sun.Star Cebu)

  • TOURISM CONGRESS. Department of Tourism Assistant Secretary Benito Bengzon (2nd from left) prepares to speak during the Tourism Congress held as part of Cebu Business Month 2013. With him are (from left) Vice Gov. Agnes Magpale, Ambassador Francisco Benedicto, who was awarded Tourism Man of the Year, and CCCI president Lito Maderazo. (Allan Defensor photo/Sun.Star Cebu)
  • BASKETBALL. Many streets in Cebu City are empty as basketball-loving Cebuanos glued themselves to their TV sets for the deciding game of the NBA finals between Miami Heat and San Antonio Spurs. (Alan Tangcawan photo/Sun.Star Cebu)
  • Demolition team takes down concrete fence
  • Child reportedly killed by father very much alive
  • Cebu Governor Gwendolyn Garcia’s (rightmost) returning to the Capitol after a 180-day suspension, holds a closed-door meeting with Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction Management Board officials led by Neil Sanchez (fourth from left). (Amper Campaña/Sun.Star Cebu)
  • CEBU. Celestino Adolfo Jr. died on the spot after suffering severe head injuries when the motorcycle he was driving rammed into the railings of a bridge in SRP. (Allan Defensor/Sun.Star Cebu)
  • Talisay police (left) found rocks with bloodstains just outside the Labitad hut in Camp 4, Talisay City but not the body Warren Labitad.  (Alex Badayos photo)
  • SON’S KILLER?  Reynaldo Labitad (in jersey) is presented to Talisay City Prosecutor Marshall Rubia (seated behind the desk) for the filing of charges of frustrated murder and child abuse. Labitad’s two children (left foreground) say they saw their father kill their 13-year-old brother. (Alex Badayos photo)
  • NEW DEVICES. ZTE Philippines terminal department head Ken Fang (right) and ZTE Philippines president James Chen lead the launching of the company’s new Android devices in Cebu. (Jonolin Luab of Sun.Star Cebu)
  • DAVAO. Morisco Ristorante Italiano's Zuppa di Mare. (Henrylito D. Tacio photo)
  • Butane canister gisusi
  • Canal clean-up in Davao City
  • World food exposition in Lanang Premiere, Davao City
  • Boracay beach in Philippines
  • Cebu to host eco-tourism meet
  • Cutting bamboo for a living
  • Cebu Governor Gwen Garcia back in Capitol after suspension
  • RAINY DAY SERVICE. PUJ dispatchers and ambulant vendors found an opportunity to make money<br /> during rainy days: they offer the temporary shelter of an umbrella for P5 to pedestrians who<br /> want to cross the street in Barangay Mabolo, Cebu City. (Allan Cuizon of Sun.Star Cebu)
  • RECOVERED. Investigators display the items recovered from an alleged member of a kidnap-for-ransom group that was killed in a shootout with authorities last Monday. The sheet on the right, believed to be an amulet, contains cryptic phrases. (Amper Campaña of Sun.Star Cebu)
  • BENEFICIARIES. Philippine Azkals head coach Michael Weiss (4th from left) and Roland Bischof of Deutsher Fussball Botschafter (4th from right) with CFA board members at the Casino Español de Cebu. (Arni Aclao of Sun.Star Cebu)
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