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COLIBANGBANG RIVER

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Allegory of the flood

By STILL TALKING By Enrico Miguel T. Subido | September 17, 2004 - 12:00am

The floodwaters have abated but for almost two weeks from the end of August, newspaper and television reports focused on the sorry plight of people whose lives and property were ruined by the raging flood. Local...

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