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BARANGAY CHAIRMAN EUTEQUIO BALUNAN

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Thousands of cadavers left rotting in open field

By Marlon Necito A. Taño | December 29, 2013 - 12:00am

About 1,000 cadavers of those who died during typhoon Yolanda’s fury are left rotting to this day in an open space at Suhi in Barangay 105 of San Isidro district in this city, endangering the health of residents...

Freeman Region