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Tourism exec liable for Boracay ghost deliveries Sep 5th 2013, 23:11 MANILA, Philippines—The Commission on Audit (COA) has held liable an official of the Tourism Infrastructure and Enterprise Zone Authority (Tieza) for the alleged fictitious delivery of P25 million worth of construction materials for a sanitation project on Boracay.   COA Chair Grace Pulido-Tan and Commissioners Heidi Mendoza and Rowena Guanzon affirmed a COA-Corporate Government Sector report finding Armando Miranda, infrastructure sector deputy manager of the Tieza (formerly the Philippine Tourism Authority) answerable to the government.   Two other Tieza officers were cleared by the COA officials for lack of evidence. They were Lydia Cosuco, operations secto... Keep on reading: Tourism exec liable for Boracay ghost deliveries Media files: boracay.jpg (image/jpeg)

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