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 Cebu Governor Hilario Davide III yesterday urged officials of the Bureau of Customs-Cebu to release the rice shipments intended for typhoon victims of Isabel town in Leyte Province.

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"Dili intawon na sa smuggle ang bugas, para intawon na sa among katawhan sa Isabel, Leyte." Mao kini ang pamahayag ni Isabel, Leyte Mayor Marcos Gregorio Cerillo ngadto sa Bureau of Customs-Cebu human gi-hold ang usa ka barko nga adunay 15,997 ka sakong bugas.

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