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[Title] => DOST gives P2.8 million for sugar research
[Summary] => The Department of Science and Technology has allocated P2.89 million for a research project aimed at improving the muscovado sugar industry in Western Visayas.
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The floods have temporarily displaced 19,655 families, according to the city’s social welfare office. Poor drainage was blamed for the flooding.
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The floods have temporarily displaced 19,655 families, according to the city’s social welfare office. Poor drainage was blamed for the flooding.
Most affected was the Jaro district, although the La Paz, Mandurriao and Molo districts were also under water.
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August 18, 2002 - 12:00am
