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Basilan official calls out Cebu Pacific for ‘Tennun’ snafu

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Image from Cebu Pacific Air Facebook page ZAMBOANGA CITY (MindaNews / 03 March) – A member of the Basilan provincial board scored budget carrier Cebu Pacific Air for the erroneous appropriation of “tennun,” a traditional woven cloth that originated in the province, to Zamboanga City in its advertisement. “Tennun belongs to Basilan,” board member Ahmed Ibn “Amin” Djaliv Hataman said.He cited a provincial ordinance that he authored in 2023 declar…

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Basilan official calls out Cebu Pacific for ‘Tennun’ snafu

Image from Cebu Pacific Air Facebook page ZAMBOANGA CITY (MindaNews / 03 March) – A member of the Basilan provincial board scored budget carrier Cebu Pacific Air for the erroneous appropriation of “tennun,” a traditional woven cloth that originated in the province, to Zamboanga City in its advertisement. “Tennun belongs to Basilan,” board member Ahmed Ibn “Amin” Djaliv Hataman said.He cited a provincial ordinance that he authored in 2023 declar…

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