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[Title] => Parents of self-flagellating kids warned
[Summary] => Parents who either allow their children to indulge in self-flagellation or involved in any bloody practices this Holy Week could end up in jail, the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) said.
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Third district Rep. Aurelio Umali told The STAR that most of the displaced jueteng personnel were unable to send their children to school due to the lack of an alternative source of income.
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Loida Samonte, of the municipal disaster coordinating council, said floodwaters are about a few inches to two feet deep. Flooding in the town proper may reach one foot.
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