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Learning from Odette

THE EAR - The Freeman
December 4, 2022 | 12:00am

READY FOR WHATEVER. A man is not taking any chances. After experiencing hardship after typhoon Odette hit last year and hearing that two more storms may enter the country before 2023, a man prepared his solar-powered lamp and electric fan. Now he is stockpiling food and water all over the house.

“Tagam ko’s niagi oy, lisora atong panahona,” he was heard saying.

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