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The NDCC identified the three new fatalities as Jose Realizo, 52, who drowned in Balonganon, Masinloc, Zambales; Angel Mosque, 8, and Maria Eden Mosque; both landslide victims of Hydro 1, Camp 6, Tuba, Benguet.


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The list, submitted by the DILG Special Operations Group (SOG)’s Task Force Jericho, would be used as basis for an impending major revamp of the Philippine National Police, Interior Secretary Jose Lina Jr. said.


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