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[Title] => Tornado destroys 100 houses in 2 GenSan villages
[Summary] => At least 100 houses were destroyed when a tornado ripped through two villages in General Santos City Sunday night.
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[Title] => P.35-M public toilet pinabubusisi
[Summary] => GENERAL SANTOS CITY — Pormal na bubusisiin ng Sangguniang Panlungsod ang ginawang pampublikong palikuran sa Barangay Batomelong sa lungsod na ito na nagkakahalaga ng P.350-milyon.
Sa pahayag ni Councilor Jose Mari Natividad, chairman ng Sanggunian Committee on Infrastructure sa mga mamamahayag na walang whitewash sa isasagawang imbestigasyon kahit na sinuman ang masagasaan.
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[Title] => General Santos toilet costs P.35-M
[Summary] => GENERAL SANTOS CITY — Flush this deal down the toilet — in Barangay Batomelong.
This barangay is the site of the "world’s most expensive public toilet," according to councilor Jose Mari Natividad.
The city council is set to conduct a probe into alleged irregularities in the construction of the public toilet which reportedly cost a staggering P350,000.
"We will definitely look into it," said Natividad, who chairs the council’s infrastructure committee. He vowed there would be no whitewash in the investigation.
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Sa pahayag ni Councilor Jose Mari Natividad, chairman ng Sanggunian Committee on Infrastructure sa mga mamamahayag na walang whitewash sa isasagawang imbestigasyon kahit na sinuman ang masagasaan.
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This barangay is the site of the "world’s most expensive public toilet," according to councilor Jose Mari Natividad.
The city council is set to conduct a probe into alleged irregularities in the construction of the public toilet which reportedly cost a staggering P350,000.
"We will definitely look into it," said Natividad, who chairs the council’s infrastructure committee. He vowed there would be no whitewash in the investigation.
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December 2, 2002 - 12:00am
