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[Title] => Jomarwin gets TV from donor
[Summary] => For close to a week, little Jomarwin Torlao cried for his mother as he lay in pain in his hospital bed. He was one of those seriously wounded in the gruesome Rizal Day bombings in Metro Manila, which killed 22 people.
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[Title] => Fuentebella leads fund drive donors
[Summary] => Speaker Arnulfo Fuentebella donated P50,000 yesterday for the victims of the Dec. 30 bombings in Metro Manila, jump-starting a fund campaign initiated by The Philippine STAR’s "Operation Damayan."
"My heart goes out to the victims of this senseless violence, which I condemn in the strongest possible terms," Fuentebella said.
Two other STAR readers, who requested that they be identified only by their initials MGB and MALC, sent in donations of P20,000 and P10,000, respectively, bringing the fund total to P80,000 on its first day.
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[Title] => Little ‘Emmanuel’ reunited with mom
[Summary] => Little "Emmanuel" couldn’t believe what he saw.
For there, right by his hospital bed, was a woman who finally called him by his right name.
"Jomarwin?" the woman asked.
"Mama," he said.
Jomarwin, 3, was one of the many injured when bombers ripped through Metro Manila with five terror attacks last Saturday.
At least 22 people died in those incidents – one of them Jomarwin’s father Roweno.
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"My heart goes out to the victims of this senseless violence, which I condemn in the strongest possible terms," Fuentebella said.
Two other STAR readers, who requested that they be identified only by their initials MGB and MALC, sent in donations of P20,000 and P10,000, respectively, bringing the fund total to P80,000 on its first day.
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[Summary] => Little "Emmanuel" couldn’t believe what he saw.
For there, right by his hospital bed, was a woman who finally called him by his right name.
"Jomarwin?" the woman asked.
"Mama," he said.
Jomarwin, 3, was one of the many injured when bombers ripped through Metro Manila with five terror attacks last Saturday.
At least 22 people died in those incidents – one of them Jomarwin’s father Roweno.
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