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Rural electric cooperatives (RECs) in Central Luzon have banded together and formed a task force that would help the Aurora Electric Cooperative (Aurelco) restore electricity by rehabilitating over 500 damaged poles in three northern towns of the province.

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                    [Title] => Aurora towns remain isolated due to 'Pedring'
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At least 200 villages in Cagayan and Isabela are still flooded due to nearly weeklong rains, which also left nine people dead and more than 60,000 families affected in the two provinces and another fatality in Kalinga.
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DINALUNGAN, Aurora — Tension reigns in this sleepy town as its mayor and vice mayor continue to defy the suspension order which Gov. Bellaflor Angara-Castillo slapped on them late last month on charges of gross misconduct and grave abuse of authority.


Additional policemen have been deployed here to prevent confrontation between the followers of embattled Mayor Marilyn Marquez and Vice Mayor Virgie Callejo and the supporters of acting Mayor Harvey Tubera.


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Central Luzon officials of the Office of Civil Defense identified the two drowning victims as Joel Tan, 35, of Dingalan, Aurora, and two-year-old Tintin Nolasco, of Pulilan, Bulacan.


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Additional policemen have been deployed here to prevent confrontation between the followers of embattled Mayor Marilyn Marquez and Vice Mayor Virgie Callejo and the supporters of acting Mayor Harvey Tubera.


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