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A big sigh of relief was felt by Cebuanos yesterday after news from the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) was released that super typhoon Pablo would not be passing Cebu after all.

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Sinabi ni Alfredo Fuego, regional director ng Civil Defense Office na aabot sa P30-milyong ari-arian ang naabo dahil sa nasunog na 250 kabahayan.


Nagsimulang kumalat ang  apoy bandang alas-7:15 ng gabi hanggang sa maapula dakong alas-9:30, ayon kay P/Sr. Supt. Virgilio Remedio.


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Sinabi ni Alfredo Fuego, regional director ng Civil Defense Office na aabot sa P30-milyong ari-arian ang naabo dahil sa nasunog na 250 kabahayan.


Nagsimulang kumalat ang  apoy bandang alas-7:15 ng gabi hanggang sa maapula dakong alas-9:30, ayon kay P/Sr. Supt. Virgilio Remedio.


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