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CALAYAN MAYOR JOSEPH LLOPIS

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UN relief goods ready for Cagayan residents

By Charlie Lagasca | October 18, 2009 - 12:00am

Almost two weeks after the devastating Typhoon Pepeng hit northern Luzon, relief goods via a United Nations-chartered chopper started to make way to two of the country’s northernmost Cagayan island villages,...

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Navy ferries home stranded Cagayan folk after boat sank

January 23, 2009 - 12:00am

A total of 142 residents of two isolated islands in the northernmost tip of the country were ferried home by the Navy after being stranded in Cagayan province since mid-December due to the cancellation of passenger...

Nation

LOCAL NEWS: (UPDATE) Rescuers search for 29 ferry passengers

December 16, 2008 - 2:36pm

MANILA (AP) -Rescue teams battling strong waves and winds today pulled four more bodies all children from seas in the northeastern Philippines where a ferry capsized, drowning 27, officials said.