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GRP forces take ‘hors de combat’ from hospital ICU
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Bulatlat.com | Features | Nation | NewsBobotante? Not.
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Bulatlat.com | Features | Nation | NewsThe state-approved art of desecration
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DAILY GRIND
To sustain the daily needs of his family, this vendor has to brave the sweltering heat of the sun in the streets of Baler in Aurora province, as he sells to tourists and visitors local delicacy called “Pakumbo,” a sweetened dried coconut packed in a dry banana bark.