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Charles Stevens Madrigal, who works in a restaurant in Laguna to pay for his college tuition, called up The Star after reading the story of the boy who slipped past security at NAIA Terminal I in a bid to catch a plane ride to Surigao so he can be with his mother.


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CHARLES STEVENS MADRIGAL

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‘Lost’ boy at airport may get to fly after all

By Rainier Allan Ronda | January 6, 2006 - 12:00am

A 24-year-old working student pledged a portion of his meager life savings to buy a plane ticket that would reunite the eight-year-old boy with his mother in Surigao del Norte. Charles Stevens Madrigal, who works...

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