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[Title] => Truck vs 13 sasakyan: 18 sugatan
[Summary] => Umaabot sa 18-katao ang nasugatan matapos araruhin ng delivery truck na nawalan ng preno ang 13-sasakyan sa kahabaan ng Kennon Road sa Barangay Poliwes, Baguio City noong Sabado ng gabi.?
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[Title] => Lady luck turns her back
[Summary] => Could lady luck be turning her back to the powers-that-be at the Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA)?
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[Title] => Loakan Airport: Going to the dogs
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[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — Four Philippine Air Force (PAF) pilots were killed when their training aircraft crashed five minutes after taking off from the Loakan airport here before noon yesterday.
This was the sixth air mishap to occur in a span of less than a month, starting with the tragic crash of an Air Force helicopter that killed the country’s renowned seismologist, Raymundo Punongbayan, and eight other people in Nueva Ecija last April 28.
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ATOK TRAIL
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This was the sixth air mishap to occur in a span of less than a month, starting with the tragic crash of an Air Force helicopter that killed the country’s renowned seismologist, Raymundo Punongbayan, and eight other people in Nueva Ecija last April 28.
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August 17, 2014 - 12:00am
