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Dr. Rose Barrion, city health officer, identified the victim as eight-year-old Prince Charles Liboon, a pupil of the Batangas City East Elementary School in Barangay Pallocan East.


Liboon died while being rushed to the Golden Gate General Hospital at about 2 a.m. on June 26.


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Sinabi sa ulat na ang ikinasawi ni Prince Charles Liboon, ng Bgy. Kumintang East, Batangas City ay ‘meningococcemia,’ isang uri ng meningitis o impeksiyon sa utak na dulot ng virus na dala ng dumi ng kalapati.


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Sinabi sa ulat na ang ikinasawi ni Prince Charles Liboon, ng Bgy. Kumintang East, Batangas City ay ‘meningococcemia,’ isang uri ng meningitis o impeksiyon sa utak na dulot ng virus na dala ng dumi ng kalapati.


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2 Batangas schools closed as pupil dies of rare disease

July 4, 2004 - 12:00am

BATANGAS CITY — A rare disease that killed a Grade 2 student here has prompted local health authorities to temporarily close two schools for quarantine since June 26. Dr. Rose Barrion, city health officer,...

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'Ipot' ng kalapati mas deadly pa sa SARS

July 2, 2004 - 12:00am

Isang kakaibang sakit na sinasabing mas matindi pa sa kinatatakutang severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) ang naging sanhi ng kamatayan ng isang 8-taong-gulang na batang lalaki sa Batangas City na pinatunayang...

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