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Engineer Wilson Musngi, of the Pinatubo Project Management Office (PPMO), the forerunner of the defunct Mt. Pinatubo Commission, admitted to The STAR that the concrete floors of the 608 housing units have cracked and sunk since monsoon rains battered Central Luzon last July 6.       


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ENGINEER WILSON MUSNGI

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Engineer Wilson Musngi, of the Pinatubo Project Management Office (PPMO), the forerunner of the defunct Mt. Pinatubo Commission, admitted to The STAR that the concrete floors of the 608 housing units have cracked and sunk since monsoon rains battered Central Luzon last July 6.       


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Resettlement houses of 608 Pampanga families crumbling

By Ding Cervantes | July 26, 2002 - 12:00am

MAGALANG, Pampanga — After years of languishing in evacuation centers and finally finding refuge in resettlement sites, at least 608 families have again abandoned their government-built homes which have started...

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