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                    [Title] => Fisherman dead as Fabian hits Zambo City
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A fisherman was killed while another was missing and feared dead after big waves spawned by tropical storm Fabian destroyed their boats in the waters off this city, authorities said yesterday.

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As inevitable as the monsoons and typhoons that hit the country every year are the deadly maritime disasters. Yesterday, as typhoon “Bebeng” came close to the Philippines, bringing rains, another ferry ran aground before sinking.
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"We arrested the man after he was handed over to us," said an official at the Klang police station, west of Kuala Lumpur. The official declined to elaborate or give his name, saying he is not authorized to speak to the media.


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