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ANG Chocolate Hills sa lalawigan ng Bohol ay isa sa mga “prime Philippine attractions” na kinikilala sa buong mundo at pinapasyalan ng napakaraming turista mula sa iba’t ibang bansa.

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                    [Title] => 'Manage impact of Tampakan project, not ban it'
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To allay fears and assure the public that remedial measures are undertaken, the team was instructed to ensure the implementation of all the required environmental safeguards and the long-term capabilities of the dam/settling pond structures under the most severe rainfall situation.


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