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Chief Inspector Baltazar Mamaril, chief of the Public Information Office (PIO) here, identified the victims as York delos Santos, 25, of Cardona, Rizal and Bjorn Baquiran, 24, of Valenzuela, Metro Manila, both members of the Mountaineering Federation of the Philippines.


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Eleven years later, fending off lahar’s devastating rampage remains a top government priority.


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                    [Title] => Megadike breach fuels lahar fears
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Bondoc and Flores invited engineers of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) to inspect the damaged section of the 15-kilometer tail dike in the area of Sta. Rita town.


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Chief Inspector Baltazar Mamaril, chief of the Public Information Office (PIO) here, identified the victims as York delos Santos, 25, of Cardona, Rizal and Bjorn Baquiran, 24, of Valenzuela, Metro Manila, both members of the Mountaineering Federation of the Philippines.


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