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MABALACAT, Pampanga - A total of 100 people have died since 1995 from diseases
believed to have been caused by toxic wastes that US troops left at the former
Clark air base.

The latest victim, Lilia Dizon, 44, succumbed to kidney failure at the Mawague
resettlement area here last Saturday, said Nerissa Agustin, local coordinator
of the People's Task Force for Bases Cleanup (PTFBC).

Agustin said kidney failure has been linked to the toxic wastes at Clark,
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Like the 99 other victims, Dizon had 
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MABALACAT, Pampanga - A total of 100 people have died since 1995 from diseases
believed to have been caused by toxic wastes that US troops left at the former
Clark air base.

The latest victim, Lilia Dizon, 44, succumbed to kidney failure at the Mawague
resettlement area here last Saturday, said Nerissa Agustin, local coordinator
of the People's Task Force for Bases Cleanup (PTFBC).

Agustin said kidney failure has been linked to the toxic wastes at Clark,
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Clark toxic waste death toll now 100

By Ding Cervantes | April 1, 2000 - 12:00am

MABALACAT, Pampanga - A total of 100 people have died since 1995 from diseases believed to have been caused by toxic wastes that US troops left at the former Clark air base. The latest victim, Lilia Dizon, 44,...

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