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                    [Title] => RP, US mull early warning system
                    [Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — The Philippine and United States governments are mulling the establishment of early warning systems in disaster-prone areas across the country, a US Embassy official said.


Matthew Lussenhop, US Embassy spokesman, said the project cropped up following the massive mudslide that blanketed the entire village of Guinsaugon in Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte, where hundreds of people are still missing.
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Now all that remains is a crude map, a quick sketch on a blackboard to help rescuers get an idea of what Guinsaugon looked like before it was swallowed up by mud.
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Matthew Lussenhop, US Embassy spokesman, said the project cropped up following the massive mudslide that blanketed the entire village of Guinsaugon in Saint Bernard, Southern Leyte, where hundreds of people are still missing.
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