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‘Men at work’ steal bridge steel plates in Lingayen

By Eva Visperas | February 18, 2006 - 12:00am

LINGAYEN — Wearing T-shirts emblazoned with "DPWH" (Department of Public Works and Highways) markings and placing a road sign along the highway which read: "Caution: Men at Work," eight...

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