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Social workers told The STAR that the existing food stockpile of the Department of Social Welfare and Deve-lopment (DSWD) would not be enough if more residents are evacuated due to a bigger explosion predicted by volcanologists.


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ANTONIO JOAQUIN JR.

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Social workers told The STAR that the existing food stockpile of the Department of Social Welfare and Deve-lopment (DSWD) would not be enough if more residents are evacuated due to a bigger explosion predicted by volcanologists.


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Mayon evacuees face food shortage

By Celso Amo | July 28, 2001 - 12:00am

LEGAZPI CITY — While lava and volcanic mud continued to roll down Mayon volcano, some 30 camps in Albay faced a food shortage yesterday as fleeing families swelled to 10,000, or about 52,000 evacuees. Social...

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