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Instead of wallowing in the tragedy, residents of the fishing community of Barangay Banglos chose to carve out a different fate. 


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The seats are made by Kim Philip Marketing Corp.  under the brand name, Easy Boy.


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Carving a life out of driftwood

October 6, 2006 - 12:00am

In December 2004, a strong typhoon devastated the town of General Nakar in Quezon, destroying houses and leaving fallen trees as souvenirs of a calamity. Instead of wallowing in the tragedy, residents of the fishing...

Headlines

Easy on the pocket

By Rose G. De La Cruz | May 17, 2004 - 12:00am

In the next few weeks, Isarog Bus Co., will have a new look for its buses plying the eight-hour Manila-Bicol route. Each air-conditioned bus will be fitted out with 28 specially-made reclining seats instead of...

Business As Usual