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This month alone, five former US base workers died after exhibiting symptoms of asbestosis, a form of lung cancer triggered by exposure to asbestos, said the People’s Task Force on Bases Clean-Up (PTFBC).


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ROLANDO MANILA AND LAZARO OCAMPO

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This month alone, five former US base workers died after exhibiting symptoms of asbestosis, a form of lung cancer triggered by exposure to asbestos, said the People’s Task Force on Bases Clean-Up (PTFBC).


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Former US naval base workers dying of lung cancer

By Ding Cervantes | July 29, 2003 - 12:00am

SUBIC, Zambales — Former workers at the US naval base here are reportedly now dying of lung cancer at a rate of three per month allegedly as a result of exposure to asbestos and other substances, a report released...

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