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Meanwhile, retired General Virgilio Florendo, executive officer of the provincial disaster coordinating council, said a police officer in La Paz town – SPO2 Conrado Vinuya – died after he was electrocuted while directing traffic along the alternate La Paz-Zaragosa road.


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• The Bamban-Mabalacat portion of the MacArthur Highway in Tarlac was opened to traffic the other day, but other major routes linking the province to Pampanga, Nueva Ecija and Pangasinan remained closed to all types of vehicles due to overflowing floodwaters.


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Seniang renders thousands homeless

By by Benjie Villa | November 4, 2000 - 12:00am

TARLAC CITY – Over a thousand families in this province were rendered homeless, while 3,000 persons remained isolated as the heavy downpour of typhoon Seniang worsened the already swollen major river channels. Meanwhile,...

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Typhoon damage in Central Luzon placed at P500 M

November 2, 2000 - 12:00am

Typhoon "Reming" has left at least P500 million in damage to infrastructure, livestock and agriculture in Central Luzon where the death toll has risen to seven and the number of missing persons to 14, disaster control...

Nation