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LUMIHAM si mambabasa Rose Amorsola, Infanta, Panga­sinan: “Ito po’y hinaing ng aming kababayan.

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And experts believe there is only one reason for their sudden, mysterious appearance – looters.

The National Museum has been informed that the site of the wreckage of a Chinese vessel off the coast of Isla Hermana Menor near this town was being invaded by deep sea divers wanting to make a fast buck.
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And experts believe there is only one reason for their sudden, mysterious appearance – looters.

The National Museum has been informed that the site of the wreckage of a Chinese vessel off the coast of Isla Hermana Menor near this town was being invaded by deep sea divers wanting to make a fast buck.
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LUMIHAM si mambabasa Rose Amorsola, Infanta, Panga­sinan: “Ito po’y hinaing ng aming kababayan.

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And experts believe there is only one reason for their sudden, mysterious appearance – looters.

The National Museum has been informed that the site of the wreckage of a Chinese vessel off the coast of Isla Hermana Menor near this town was being invaded by deep sea divers wanting to make a fast buck.
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And experts believe there is only one reason for their sudden, mysterious appearance – looters.

The National Museum has been informed that the site of the wreckage of a Chinese vessel off the coast of Isla Hermana Menor near this town was being invaded by deep sea divers wanting to make a fast buck.
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