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Vice Gov. Ramon Lacbain Jr. said some children afflicted with asthma had to be hospitalized.


He said portions of a mountain near the island’s populated area are being blasted regularly for stones and other materials supposedly for a reclamation project for a shipyard being developed within the Subic Bay Freeport.


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ZAMBALES WAR AGAINST POVERTY FOUNDATION

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Vice Gov. Ramon Lacbain Jr. said some children afflicted with asthma had to be hospitalized.


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Zambales folk complain about mountain blasting

By Ding Cervantes | April 17, 2006 - 12:00am

NAGYANTOK ISLAND, Subic, Zambales — Some 200 families here feel trapped by recurrent thick dusty clouds reportedly triggered by mounting blasting operations on the island, which have given rise to a growing...

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