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"I walked out with only my panties on, (that) I wore inside-out. I lost all my clothes except for my panties and my torn shirt. I felt I outdressed a band majorette," Kasim recalled to The STAR, lightening up the mood in her hospital room last Wednesday.


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Cestina, chief cook of the ill-fated Doña Ramona ferry, sustained severe burns along with four other members of his family, including his wife Zenaida and three children, Shein, 10; Clark Anthony and Abigail, nine and seven years old, respectively. 


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"I walked out with only my panties on, (that) I wore inside-out. I lost all my clothes except for my panties and my torn shirt. I felt I outdressed a band majorette," Kasim recalled to The STAR, lightening up the mood in her hospital room last Wednesday.


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Cestina, chief cook of the ill-fated Doña Ramona ferry, sustained severe burns along with four other members of his family, including his wife Zenaida and three children, Shein, 10; Clark Anthony and Abigail, nine and seven years old, respectively. 


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Bombing didn’t kill pregnant victim’s spirit, sense of humor

March 31, 2006 - 12:00am

DAVAO CITY — Neither bruises nor burns from Monday’s bombing in Jolo, Sulu could dampen the spirit of 27-year-old Thelma Kasim. If anything, it is her quirky sense of humor that keeps her going — and...

Headlines

Fourth Basilan ferry bombing victim dies

September 19, 2005 - 12:00am

DAVAO CITY — The number of fatalities in last month’s bombing of a ferry boat in Lamitan, Basilan reached four as Renato Cestina, 43, died on Thursday at the burn center of the Davao Medical Center where...

Headlines