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                    [Title] => Quezon town cries for help vs malaria spread
                    [Summary] => QUEZON, Quezon — "We need help."


Thus appealed Mayor Magsaysay Oliveros of this island town where 12 barangays — out of a total 24 — are being hounded by a deadly strain of the mosquito-borne malaria.


Oliveros told The STAR that they are worried that there will be more malaria cases if they get no help from government agencies.


"I am appealing to the national government, our provincial government, non-government organizations and other (groups) to help us in fighting malaria," he said.


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                    [Title] => P280-M kulambo ng DOH, nasilip
                    [Summary] => Nasilip kahapon ng Kamara ang napakamahal na kulambo na umaabot sa P280 milyon na balak bilhin ng Department of Health (DOH) sa 2006 para ipanlaban sa sakit na malaria.


Ikinagulat ni Tarlac Rep. Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino ang paglalaan ng budget ng DOH para sa 1 milyong kulambo na aabot sa P280 bawat isa.


Sinabi ni Aquino na bagaman at dapat gumawa ng paraan ang DOH para labanan ang malaria, hindi naman epektibo ang naiisip nilang estratehiya dahil tuwing gabi lamang gumagamit ng kulambo ang mga Pinoy at expose sila sa kagat ng lamok kung umaga.


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                    [Title] => Malaria downs 36 in 3 Quezon villages
                    [Summary] => QUEZON, Quezon — Municipal officials have declared a state of calamity after 36 residents of three barangays were found stricken with malaria. 


Dr. Yasmine Villanueva, Quezon municipal health officer, said smear tests on the patients found Plasmodium falciparum in their blood, the same malarial strain that killed broadcaster Reyster Langit and two of his crewmembers who contracted it when they did a documentary in Palawan.


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                    [Title] => Metro pollution drives away malaria-causing mosquitoes
                    [Summary] => A disease expert assured the public yesterday that Metro Manila is safe from malaria because the pollution has driven away malaria-causing mosquitoes.


"They won’t survive in a polluted area. That’s why there won’t be malaria in Metro Manila," said Dr. Ma. Dorina Bustos, a medical specialist at the government-run Research Institute for Tropical Medicine (RITM).


Bustos noted in a forum that malaria is common in mountainous areas where there is fresh or clean water where the mosquito breeds.


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                    [Title] => Malaria nanalasa sa Rizal
                    [Summary] => Nangangamba ang mga residente ng lalawigan ng Rizal dahil sa patuloy na pagtaas ng bilang ng mga tinamaan ng nakamamatay na sakit na ‘malaria’ makaraang makapagtala ang Department of Health (DOH)-Rizal chapter ng 200 kaso ng sakit sa anim na bayan dito at patuloy pang dumarami.


Ayon kay Dr. Gino Silvestre, Medical Officer IV ng DOH at tumatayong Malariatologist na nakabase sa Binangonan, Rizal, patuloy ang ginagawa nilang pagmo-monitor sa lalawigan, partikular sa mga bayan ng San Mateo kung saan naitala ang pinakamataas na bilang na umaabot sa 71 katao ang tinamaan ng nasabing sakit; Tanay, Angono, Taytay, Rodriguez (Montalban) at lungsod ng Antipolo dahil sa pagkalat ng ‘killer malaria’ sa buong probinsiya.


Nabatid pa mula kay Silvestre na karamihan sa mga tinamaan ay mga batang nasa edad 1 hanggang 5-taong gulang habang ang pinakamatanda ay nasa edad 70.
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                    [Title] => Reyster Langit succumbs to cerebral malaria
                    [Summary] => Reyster Langit, son of broadcaster Rey Langit, passed away at the St. Vincent Memorial Hospital in the US from cerebral malaria. The younger Langit, 33, caught the disease while making a documentary in Palawan, which is known to be infested with malaria-carrying mosquitoes.


Reyster didn‘t feel the symptoms of the disease until he left Palawan for Los Angeles, and was even reported to be responding well to medication and a blood transfusion done at St. Vincent.


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                    [Title] => Patay sa malaria: Reyster Langit bumigay din
                    [Summary] => Matapos ang pitong araw na pakikipaglaban sa matinding lason na dala ng ‘killer lamok’, namatay na rin ang TV host at kolumnistang si Reyster Langit, anak ng beteranong broadcaster na si Rey Langit, sa isang pagamutan sa Amerika kahapon ng madaling-araw.


Ang 33-anyos na si Reyster ay nalagutan ng hininga ganap na ala-1:30 ng madaling-araw sa St. Vincent Hospital sa Los Angeles, California dahil sa heart failure dulot ng ‘cerebral malaria’ na kanyang nakuha mula sa kagat ng lamok sa pag-akyat sa kabundukan ng Brgy. Signapan, Rizal, Palawan.


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                    [Title] => Palawan itinangging malaria hotspot
                    [Summary] => Itinanggi ni Palawan Rep. Abraham Mitra na ang Palawan ang maituturing ngayong ‘malaria hotspot’, kahit doon pa nakuha ni Reyster Langit ang kanyang sakit na naging sanhi ng kanyang pagkamatay.


Ayon kay Mitra, mismong sa website ng Department of Health ay makikitang ang Cagayan Valley at hindi ang Palawan ang hotspot ng sakit na malaria.


Niliwanag ni Mitra na hindi niya itinatangging may kaso ng malaria sa Palawan, pero hindi aniya totoo na delikadong pumunta sa kanilang lugar.


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                    [Title] => WHAT’S YOUR WISH?
                    [Summary] => It’s human nature for us to want more than we have. Oftentimes we take for granted the little blessings that come our way. It is not uncommon for us to become disappointed when we don’t get what we want.  Many times when we have problems we behave like it is the end of the world.


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REYSTER LANGIT

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Oliveros told The STAR that they are worried that there will be more malaria cases if they get no help from government agencies.


"I am appealing to the national government, our provincial government, non-government organizations and other (groups) to help us in fighting malaria," he said.


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Ikinagulat ni Tarlac Rep. Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino ang paglalaan ng budget ng DOH para sa 1 milyong kulambo na aabot sa P280 bawat isa.


Sinabi ni Aquino na bagaman at dapat gumawa ng paraan ang DOH para labanan ang malaria, hindi naman epektibo ang naiisip nilang estratehiya dahil tuwing gabi lamang gumagamit ng kulambo ang mga Pinoy at expose sila sa kagat ng lamok kung umaga.


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Dr. Yasmine Villanueva, Quezon municipal health officer, said smear tests on the patients found Plasmodium falciparum in their blood, the same malarial strain that killed broadcaster Reyster Langit and two of his crewmembers who contracted it when they did a documentary in Palawan.


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"They won’t survive in a polluted area. That’s why there won’t be malaria in Metro Manila," said Dr. Ma. Dorina Bustos, a medical specialist at the government-run Research Institute for Tropical Medicine (RITM).


Bustos noted in a forum that malaria is common in mountainous areas where there is fresh or clean water where the mosquito breeds.


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Ayon kay Dr. Gino Silvestre, Medical Officer IV ng DOH at tumatayong Malariatologist na nakabase sa Binangonan, Rizal, patuloy ang ginagawa nilang pagmo-monitor sa lalawigan, partikular sa mga bayan ng San Mateo kung saan naitala ang pinakamataas na bilang na umaabot sa 71 katao ang tinamaan ng nasabing sakit; Tanay, Angono, Taytay, Rodriguez (Montalban) at lungsod ng Antipolo dahil sa pagkalat ng ‘killer malaria’ sa buong probinsiya.


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Ayon kay Mitra, mismong sa website ng Department of Health ay makikitang ang Cagayan Valley at hindi ang Palawan ang hotspot ng sakit na malaria.


Niliwanag ni Mitra na hindi niya itinatangging may kaso ng malaria sa Palawan, pero hindi aniya totoo na delikadong pumunta sa kanilang lugar.


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