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Cagayanons grill 3.5 tons of flying fish

May 31, 2006 - 12:00am

SANTA ANA, Cagayan — It was a festive day in this coastal town yesterday as more than 4,000 residents, together with their municipal officials and visitors, grilled more than 3.5 tons of flying fish on a 4.8-kilometer...

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