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THE EAR (The Freeman) - April 13, 2020 - 12:00am
GO THEM FOOLED. A man posted photos of himself and his friends at the beach yesterday, implying that he was out despite the warning issued by the provincial government against going to the beaches. However, the man later admitted it was an old photo and that he wasn’t at the beach yesterday.
“Padulong na sila tita Gwen dira bai,” one of his friends said.
“Nangandam nakog lechon sa Carcar para ni Auntie Gwen,” he replied.
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