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Some 70 kilos of dog meat were intercepted by the police while about to be sold in a public market last night in Quiapo, Manila.


Four vendors of the illegal meat were also arrested.


Operatives of the Special Reaction Unit (SRU) of the Sta. Cruz police station made a surprise inspection of Quinta Market following reports of unabated selling of dog meat, which were usually done at night to avoid arrest.


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Four vendors of the illegal meat were also arrested.


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