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During the oil spill crisis, some island resorts of Guimaras province remained untouched and continued to draw in tourists, including foreign aid workers. And one of the most famous was Naburot Island, the favorite of mostly European visitors.
Recently, Naburot’s promise of attracting more foreign visitors to Guimaras plummeted with the loss of an estimated P1.1 million in cash and valuables by two Norwegian nationals to robbers.
The loot consisted of valuables and cash, according to a report from Naburot Island in Barangay Sinapan, Jordan.
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Recently, Naburot’s promise of attracting more foreign visitors to Guimaras plummeted with the loss of an estimated P1.1 million in cash and valuables by two Norwegian nationals to robbers.
The loot consisted of valuables and cash, according to a report from Naburot Island in Barangay Sinapan, Jordan.
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By THE SOUTHERN BEAT By Rolly Espina | February 10, 2007 - 12:00am
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