+ Follow JOSE RIZAL PANGILINAN Tag
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[Title] => Korean docs help Army win hearts of Misamis tribal folk
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — A team of 35 doctors and interns from the Chung Ang University of Korea helped the Army’s 4th Infantry Division in its all-out war against insurgency by winning the hearts of the poor in the hinterlands of Misamis Oriental.
Last July 1-5, the Korean doctors provided free medical services to tribal folk in Talisayan town in coordination with the 4th ID and the Boy Scouts of the Philippines (BSP).
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[Title] => Spaghetti, cassava banned in Boy Scouts’ jamboree
[Summary] => ILIGAN CITY — To allay parents’ fear of food poisoning, organizers of the Boy Scouts of the Philippines’ Western Mindanao jamboree here on Oct. 23-27 have banned the sale of spaghetti and cassava (kamoteng kahoy) sweets to the young scouts.
Salvador Iglupas, the jamboree’s program commissioner, said they decided on the move after the parents of the participating Boy Scouts expressed apprehension that their children might succumb to food poisoning.
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Last July 1-5, the Korean doctors provided free medical services to tribal folk in Talisayan town in coordination with the 4th ID and the Boy Scouts of the Philippines (BSP).
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[Title] => Spaghetti, cassava banned in Boy Scouts’ jamboree
[Summary] => ILIGAN CITY — To allay parents’ fear of food poisoning, organizers of the Boy Scouts of the Philippines’ Western Mindanao jamboree here on Oct. 23-27 have banned the sale of spaghetti and cassava (kamoteng kahoy) sweets to the young scouts.
Salvador Iglupas, the jamboree’s program commissioner, said they decided on the move after the parents of the participating Boy Scouts expressed apprehension that their children might succumb to food poisoning.
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