+ Follow MACARIO DUGUIANG Tag
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[Title] => Siamese twins undergoing observation
[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — Kalinga’s Siamese twins Rachel and Lea Grace Awel are now undergoing observation at the Philippine Children’s Medical Center in Quezon City.
But their parents, Andy and Marietta Awel, are crossing their fingers, hoping that Good Samaritans will help them raise the amount needed for an extensive operation.
In an earlier statement, Edgardo Manda, general manager of the Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA), said President Arroyo would pay for the operation and medicine expenses of the twins.
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[Title] => Kalinga folk are living on dangerous ground
[Summary] => LA TRINIDAD, Benguet — Several ground fissures widening at an average rate of one centimeter per hour were discovered by authorities in a mountain village in Kalinga.
Regional Disaster Coordinating Council chairman Chief Supt. Virtus Gil, director of the Police Regional Office in the Cordillera, bared that residents in Sitio Kimata, Lubuagan, Kalinga are sitting on deadly ground.
Gil warned that the situation there was made more dangerous because "along the upstream portion of the fissure was a rice field, where water seeps in."
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[Summary] => BAGUIO CITY — Kalinga’s Siamese twins Rachel and Lea Grace Awel are now undergoing observation at the Philippine Children’s Medical Center in Quezon City.
But their parents, Andy and Marietta Awel, are crossing their fingers, hoping that Good Samaritans will help them raise the amount needed for an extensive operation.
In an earlier statement, Edgardo Manda, general manager of the Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA), said President Arroyo would pay for the operation and medicine expenses of the twins.
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[Summary] => LA TRINIDAD, Benguet — Several ground fissures widening at an average rate of one centimeter per hour were discovered by authorities in a mountain village in Kalinga.
Regional Disaster Coordinating Council chairman Chief Supt. Virtus Gil, director of the Police Regional Office in the Cordillera, bared that residents in Sitio Kimata, Lubuagan, Kalinga are sitting on deadly ground.
Gil warned that the situation there was made more dangerous because "along the upstream portion of the fissure was a rice field, where water seeps in."
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November 4, 2001 - 12:00am
