Angaur is now working with the Palau Visitors Authority (PVA) in improving tour and camping sites on its state in addition to the planned Macaque Sanctuary that is currently in the works. PVA Board member Olkeriil Kazuo told the times said that they had been coordinating with their state counterparts in determining and designating eco-tour […]
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BOG responds to fault in check deposit system
The Bank of Guam responded to the faults in their check deposit system via ATM where a check of lower value can be deposited by entering a higher amount leading to transfer of money. In June, Clifton Soalablai, who was President’s Chief Security Guard along with Soalablai’s wife Margie Ngirmidol, was charged with money laundering […]
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Division of Labor holds employer’s workshop
The Division of Labor, Bureau of Immigration and Labor, held an employers’ workshop with over 60 participants at the Palau High School Multipurpose Center on July 30, 2019. The workshop allowed for dialogue with employers of nonresident workers, exchange of information, and briefing on the new forms and changes that will take effect on August […]
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PNCC‘s Amnesty Program begins August 1
Palau National Communications Corporation (PNCC) announced there will be an Amnesty Program available to all customers to settle their outstanding account balance from August 1 to October 31. Under this program, all interest and penalty fees will be waived and customer only pays the principal. All customers are encouraged to see our Billing Clerks from […]
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PVA develops historical site to provide night activities for tourists
The Palau Visitors Authority (PVA) collaborated with the Ngarchelong State in the launching of the now improved World War 2 relic site, the Todai which is Japanese word for lighthouse, on July 26 as part of its initiative to provide evening activities for tourists visiting Palau. Rehabilitation of the historical site is quite evident during […]
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Rising sea levels poses danger to Palau’s national hospital
Koror, July 30, 2019 – Effects of climate change alarmed lawmakers leading to a bill being introduced proposing the relocation of Belau National Hospital as it is threatened by rising tides along with causeway road connecting to Meyuns. Bill 10-161 was introduced by Senator Hokkons Baules, Kerai Mariur, Regis Akitaya, J.Uduch Sengebau-Senior, Rukebai K. Inabo, […]