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Social Welfare and Development Secretary Esperanza Cabral said the program is also designed to reduce hunger and malnutrition in strife-torn areas in Mindanao.


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Lt. Gen. Roy Cimatu, Southcom chief, said Pierantoni, 44, is still being kept by the group of Faizal Maruhumsar and Nurham Amin Ramsi in Kapatagan, Lanao del Sur.


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The poll body, which was expected to proclaim the winning candidates yesterday, will be canvassing less than two percent of the total number of votes on Monday. 


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