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City administrator Doy Leachon told The STAR that residents of Barangays Bucayao, Biga and Comunal heard a rumbling sound coming from the slopes of Mt. Halcon, which moments later was followed by onrushing water. 


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In this city, floodwaters have washed away at least 10 houses and forced 13,000 residents of 14 barangays to evacuate.


City Mayor Ramon Talaga told The STAR in a phone interview that the city council, in declaring the state of calamity, approved the initial release of P2 million for the purchase of food, clothing and medicines for the evacuees.

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5 drown in Oriental Mindoro, Batangas on Holy Thursday

April 25, 2011 - 12:00am

Five people drowned in separate incidents here and in Oriental Mindoro on Holy Thursday, police said.

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Another Calapan dike collapses

December 18, 2005 - 12:00am

CALAPAN CITY — At least 4,000 residents in three barangays here were forced to evacuate after a protective dike along the Bucayao River collapsed, causing floodwaters to rampage through their villages early...

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Lucena, Calapan under state of calamity

December 8, 2005 - 12:00am

LUCENA CITY — This city and Calapan City in Oriental Mindoro are now both under a state of calamity after flash floods triggered by continuous heavy rains since Monday night swept through majority of their barangays. In...

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