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Mc No. 2020-018 Batch 3 MC NO. 2020-018 BATCH 3 PLATE PA CODE / TYPE OF # CASE NUMBER OPERATOR CHASSIS NUMBER DATE EXPIRY SERVICE 1 2019-27946 Michael Angelo T. Sto. Domingo A5F079 PA1B19F33J4059747 TD-04483 TNVS 2 2019-25314 Lawrence Borja Dolores Ii NDD6271 PAIB19F33G400943 TD-04480 TNVS 3 2019-25217 Arnulfo Mancera Taroroc Jr NDJ7281 LBECBADBOLW074901 TD-04479 TNVS 4 2019-24739 Karen Latayan De Roxas NCQ3749 MHKM5EE2FHK008888 TD-04478 TNVS 5 2019-26196 Alvaro M. 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