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Legal Update: The New ICC Arbitration Rules 2021 Comes With Noteworthy Upgrades - Litigation, Mediation & Arbitration - Vimarsana News

Legal Update: The New ICC Arbitration Rules 2021 Comes With Noteworthy Upgrades - Litigation, Mediation & Arbitration

The International Chamber of Commerce ( "ICC") has come up with new set of Arbitration Rules 2021 ( "ICC Rules 2021") which will come in effect from 01 st January, 2021. As compared to the earlier Arbitration Rules of 2017 ( "ICC Rules 2017"), it seems that ICC Rules 2021 is not a complete revamp of the procedural rules for conducting arbitration. Rather, it preserves a substantial portion of the ICC Rules 2017 while introducing provisions that indicate towards ensuring more efficient adjudication of disputes. The ICC Rules 2021 lays more emphasis on adopting fair procedure and have further b...

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Bohol tourists cannot fake COVID-19 results, says governor - Vimarsana News

Bohol tourists cannot fake COVID-19 results, says governor

endIndex: Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, December 14) — Ahead of the reopening of Bohol to tourists on Tuesday, its governor warned against those who are planning to tamper with their COVID-19 results before entering the province. During the Laging Handa briefing on Monday, Bohol Governor Arthur Yap said tourists cannot fake their swab test results in their pre-registration portal, as the provincial government has partnered with accredited laboratories that can verify their validity. Tourists are required to register their confirmed hotel bookings, transport and tours, along with their neg...

Criminal charges filed vs Boracay tourists with fake COVID-19 tests - Vimarsana News

Criminal charges filed vs Boracay tourists with fake COVID-19 tests

Published December 14, 2020, 5:02 PM ILOILO CITY—The tourists, who were able to gain entry into the world-famous Boracay Island in Malay town, Aklan province by submitting fake tests results for coronavirus disease (COVID-19) were formally charged Monday, December 14. A couple walks along the white sand beach of world-famous Boracay Island when it reopened to domestic tourists last October. (Tara Yap/Manila Bulletin) “The charges against the six tourists were filed Monday afternoon,” confirmed Malay Police Chief Lt. Col. Jonathan Pablito. In a Monday phone interview, Pablito told The M...

Source: mb.com.ph
Go to LGUs: Keep bayanihan spirit alive to overcome COVID-19 pandemic - Vimarsana News

Go to LGUs: Keep bayanihan spirit alive to overcome COVID-19 pandemic

Sen. Bong Go (Joseph Vidal/Senate PRIB) He made the call in his virtual speech during the Union of Local Authorities of the Philippines’ (ULAP) #BeatCOVID19 Dialogue series last December 10, in which he lauded LGUs for their untiring service and for sufficiently responding to the needs of their constituents. “While we are slowly opening the economy, we will assist our small businesses and the ordinary workers to recover. More than anything else, let us not be complacent, we will prioritize the welfare of the majority and the life of every Filipino,” Go told local chief executives, leagu...

Source: mb.com.ph
Arrested Boracay tourists test negative for COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

Arrested Boracay tourists test negative for COVID-19

(FILE PHOTO) Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, December 12) — A number of Boracay-bound tourists arrested for submitting fake test results were found negative for COVID-19, a local health official said Saturday, but they are not yet off the hook. Dr. Cornelio Cuachon Jr., Aklan provincial health office chairman, confirmed the test results by phone interview. The six tourists from Luzon were arrested on December 7 after five of them were found to have submitted fake RT-PCR results. The accredited testing center said only one person was swabbed. The visitors entered Boracay on December 5. The s...