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San Bartolome: A history in stone

By Patricia Azores | May 4, 2014 - 12:00am

Malabon, formerly Tambobong and previously Tonsuya, lies among several esteros zigzagging around manglares or islets which wind up in the large Dagatdagatan Lake. Located about five kilometers north of Tondo, it...

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