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Be careful with your dish drains and water dispensers.
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Because of a suspected poisoning incident, his mental illness had been cured. But without the proper care from his kin, he again turned filthy and insane.


His name is Isyot. He can be seen lying along the sidewalk right in front of Jollibee Legaspi Branch, if not across, by the Ultra Vistarama Theatre. He mumbles inaudibly with his palm patting is forehead, and seems unconscious with the dirt and dust that cling to his whole body.


The place has already been his dwelling for about 30 years.


"Nikalit nag tunga diri mga 70s pa," says Leo Mari, 51.


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DR. JOCELYN ABELLANA

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The place has already been his dwelling for about 30 years.


"Nikalit nag tunga diri mga 70s pa," says Leo Mari, 51.


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