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Tropical depression "Seniang," spotted east of the Visayas yesterday, is threatening the successful holding of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and East Asian summits in Cebu City.


Seniang is the 19th weather disturbance to hit the country this year.


Summit organizers hope it will leave the country before the summit starts on Monday.


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