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Wednesday, December 15, 2004 (Philippines)
| A welcome billboard in yellow and red hazard colors stands out along the highway at Barangay Sasa, greeting motorists to the village. Right below it, however, is a pile of garbage irresponsibility thrown by residents. (Contributed photo) |
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CLASSES in the Matina Pangi Elementary School have resumed and pupils are back in their classrooms after fears of a meningococcemia outbreak have settled down.
Teachers and pupils did not show up in school last Monday after word in the community went around that a three-month-old baby, who lived just a few meters away from the school at Km. 9 in Matina Pangi, was rumored to have died of meningococcemia.
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City now a destination for child traffickers
DAVAO City has become one of the major destinations of trafficked children from Visayas, recent reports that have reached the Anti-Child Trafficking Davao-Agusan Area Kalitawhan Network, a non-government organization (NGO), said.
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Ex-youth dad accused of pocketing P101,000
* Complainants were applying to be caregivers in Canada and promised to be accommodated as delegates to the World Youth Day celebration after which their tourist visa will be converted to working visa
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Policeman charged for grave threats
THE City Prosecutor's Office (CPO) has formally charged a Davao-based policeman who was accused of threatening to lob grenades at his neighbor's house in Bangkal, Davao City in September last year.
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