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Leyte village rises from mudslide tragedy with GK help

By Patricia Esteves | March 30, 2008 - 12:00am

Two years after a tragic mudslide buried the whole of Barangay Ginsaugon, St. Bernard in Southern Leyte and killed 1,200 people, the town, which many feared was doomed, is on the mend and the survivors continue to...

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