ELECTION 2013:Senatorial Race Partial Unofficial Results

ELECTION 2013:Senatorial Race Partial Unofficial Results 

LATEST UPDATE: Based on partial unofficial count as of 4:27:02  p.m, May 14, 2013, representing 68.82% of the Nationwide Election Returns. (53,797 of 78,166 Election Returns) (28,403,980 of 52,333,801 Registered Voters)

1	POE, GRACE	14,646,680
2	LEGARDA, LOREN	13,405,844
3	CAYETANO, ALAN PETER	12,675,690
4	ESCUDERO, CHIZ	12,667,175
5	BINAY, NANCY	11,953,600
6	ANGARA, EDGARDO	11,520,250
7	AQUINO, BENIGNO BAM	11,106,892
8	PIMENTEL, KOKO	10,621,161
9	TRILLANES, ANTONIO IV	10,201,323
10	VILLAR, CYNTHIA HANEPBUHAY	9,942,590
11	EJERCITO ESTRADA, JV	9,863,462
12	HONASAN, GRINGO	9,519,005
13	GORDON, DICK	9,087,362
14	ZUBIRI, MIGZ	8,512,876
15	ENRILE, JUAN PONCE JR.	8,232,093
16	MAGSAYSAY, RAMON JR.	8,210,788

PARTY LIST PARTIAL UNOFFICIAL RESULTS CLICK HERE.

LATEST UPDATE ELECTION 2013: Party List Partial Unofficial Results

LATEST UPDATE ELECTION 2013: Party List Partial Unofficial Results

Rank	Party List Name	Vote Count
1	BUHAY	928,871
2	A TEACHER	723,407
3	BAYAN MUNA	684,476
4	1-CARE	639,399
5	AKBAYAN	596,729
6	AKB	550,661
7	GABRIELA	522,520
8	OFW FAMILY	520,648
9	ABONO	520,138
10	SENIOR CITIZENS	483,442
11	COOP-NATCCO	441,335
12	AGAP	426,207
13	CIBAC	425,135
14	MAGDALO	392,622
15	AN WARAY	348,059
16	BUTIL	325,338
17	ACT TEACHERS	314,472
18	ABAMIN	306,835
19	ACT-CIS	263,256
20	KALINGA	262,347
21	ANGKLA	260,362
22	ABS	256,345
23	LPGMA	251,383
24	TUCP	251,347
25	YACAP	247,586
26	AGRI	244,808
27	DIWA	243,423
28	KABATAAN	239,245
29	ALAY BUHAY	238,932
30	ANAKPAWIS	226,547
31	1-SAGIP	211,443
32	AAMBIS-OWA	205,169
33	AVE	191,425

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Terminal fee for international flights at NAIA reduced

Good News, folks! Terminal fee for international flights at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) will be cut to P550 from the current P750 starting February 1, 2012, according to the Manila International Airport Authority

How come it will be reduced?  It is because the five-years security development program lapses on February 1, 2012.

The MIAA, which operates the Manila airport, has put in place an additional P200 charge back in February 2007 to beef up security measures in the airport. That resulted in an increase in terminal fee for international flights from P550 to P750.

OFW's, foreign diplomats, athletes and sports officials, transit passengers, refugees, pilgrims, airline cabin crews and deportees are exempted from paying the terminal fee. 

                                                                                                                      Source: Business World