LORETA MARQUEDA

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                    [Summary] => ANAHAWAN, Southern Leyte — A tree trunk saved Florencio Libaton as a flood of mud and debris swept him along. For Irenea Velasco, it was a pool table.


Theirs were among the few tales of survival after a landslide left their farming village of Guinsaugon in nearby Saint Bernard town little more than a memory.


They recounted their tales Sunday at Anahawan District Hospital, where they are recovering after being battered by the mud, boulders and trees that killed most of the village’s 1,800—plus residents two days earlier.


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‘A rushing river of debris’

February 21, 2006 - 12:00am

ANAHAWAN, Southern Leyte — A tree trunk saved Florencio Libaton as a flood of mud and debris swept him along. For Irenea Velasco, it was a pool table. Theirs were among the few tales of survival after a landslide...

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