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Nigel Lontoc, director of the Regional Disaster Coordinating Council based here, identified the missing fishermen as Sixto Tabigne, 51; Roger Tabigne, 41; Roderick Duran, 33; Manuel Fabro, 55; Lorenzo Tabucol, 20; Reginald Vite, 37; Ramon Tabucol, 18; and a certain Jason Tabul, all residents of Punta Verde, Poro, Magsingal, Ilocos Sur.


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Abacus unveils expansion plans

March 19, 2009 - 12:00am

MANILA, Philippines - One of the country’s biggest holding firms continues to buck the global economic crisis as it announced plans to venture into real estate development in Southern Tagalog.

Business

8 Ilocos Sur fishermen missing

By Jun Elias | December 22, 2005 - 12:00am

SAN FERNANDO CITY — Eight Ilocos Sur fishermen went missing in the South China Sea after their vessel was battered by seven-meter high waves believed spawned by abnormal weather conditions in Siberia. Nigel...

Nation