+ Follow BARANGAY DIIT Tag
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[Title] => Yolanda survivors receive education, health facilities
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[Title] => Remove stranded ships TF Yolanda Council issues ultimatum to vessel owners
[Summary] => Owners of ships that were stranded or swept inland around the city at the height of typhoon Yolanda have been given an ultimatum to remove these vessels by February 15.
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[Title] => Taclobanons appeal for vessels’ removal
[Summary] => The residents of barangays in Anibong and Rawis districts of this city are calling on authorities and the owners to remove from their area the eight sea vessels swept inland by the onslaught of typhoon Yolanda last Nov. 8.
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TACLOBAN CITY — The death toll in the floods and landslides that swept through parts of Northern Samar after days of torrential rains has risen to 10, with five others still missing and three more injured, the Office of Civil Defense (OCD) said.
In the upstream town of Silvino Lobos, five residents were buried alive when mud and boulders rampaged through their house in Barangay Diit de Suba, a mountain village about 15 kilometers away from the town proper.
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[Title] => Eastern Visayas polls ‘generally peaceful’
[Summary] => TACLOBAN CITY— Despite some isolated cases of poll irregularities, the conduct of elections in the region was described as "generally peaceful" by regional officials of the Commission on Elections (Comelec), the Philippine National Police (PNP) and the Philippine Army.
An international observer, Nana Yuliana, political officer of the Indonesian Embassy, also agreed with the observation, saying that the conduct of elections in the region were indeed "peaceful."
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In the upstream town of Silvino Lobos, five residents were buried alive when mud and boulders rampaged through their house in Barangay Diit de Suba, a mountain village about 15 kilometers away from the town proper.
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An international observer, Nana Yuliana, political officer of the Indonesian Embassy, also agreed with the observation, saying that the conduct of elections in the region were indeed "peaceful."
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