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Damayan ‘blast’ drive winds down

January 14, 2001 - 12:00am

Philippine STAR’s Operation Damayan fund drive for the victims of last month’s Rizal Day bombings winds down today with a total of P411,100 in cash donations and a TV set for little Jomarwin Torlao. Three-year-old...

News Commentary

Jomarwin gets TV from donor

January 9, 2001 - 12:00am

For close to a week, little Jomarwin Torlao cried for his mother as he lay in pain in his hospital bed. He was one of those seriously wounded in the gruesome Rizal Day bombings in Metro Manila, which killed 22 ...

Headlines

Donations pouring in for blast victims

January 7, 2001 - 12:00am

Despite the hard times, Filipinos are reaching deep into their pockets to ease the suffering of the victims of the Rizal Day bombings in Metro Manila. A young mother, who identified herself only as MFB, gave a donation...

Headlines

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