7 puntod, binutasan; hinihinalang kinuhanan ng buto para sa anting-anting

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Damay ang ilang sementeryo sa bansa sa epekto ng dalawang magkasunod na bagyo. Pero iba ang gumulat sa isang sementeryo sa Davao Occidental: mga binutas na puntod para umano sa anting-anting?

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00:00Several cemeteries in the country were hit by the effects of the next two storms.

00:05But one cemetery in Davao Occidental was struck by something different.

00:09It was a hole in the cemetery's ceiling.

00:13Mark Salazar was there.

00:18Seven holes in the cemetery ceiling.

00:20He was surprised by the children who were lying on the floor of Tubalan Public Cemetery in Malita, Davao Occidental.

00:28Some believe that the children of the victims were hit by a tanker that was picking up bones from the bones of the dead.

00:35The tanker was doing something that is called tuwai-tuwai.

00:39The police are investigating this.

00:41The driver said that the tanker hit him because he was in the area.

00:49It seems that no one was lost in the bomb barge in the pension.

00:54In Dagupan, Pangasinan, several possible floods hit several cemeteries

01:00because of the storm Leon.

01:02I couldn't go there, so I had it cleaned up.

01:07I went to their place.

01:09But there is a former sugar and rice field, like this part of the Roman Catholic Cemetery,

01:14that was filled with soil.

01:16That's why they are going there.

01:17What's there is the ongoing clearing of the soil and digging.

01:24In Manila South Cemetery, almost 4,000 people visited as of 2 p.m. earlier, based on the estimate of the police.

01:33It's not a small number because on November 1st of last year,

01:37half a million people visited the cemetery.

01:40Our countrymen are used to coming here on November 1st.

01:45If others can go now, they can go now.

01:47So that if they can't keep up with the crowd, they can go.

01:51Tomorrow, they can go early.

01:55So that they can't keep up with the crowd.

01:58A reminder of Manila South Cemetery,

02:00no overnight visits and no carrying of prohibited items,

02:04such as drunkenness, stolen things and sound systems.

02:09Motorists are also warning that there is a roadblock in Vito Cruz, Sapote.

02:15That's why the vehicles can't pass.

02:17We have a free ride there.

02:20It's a free ride provided by Manila LGU.

02:23For Bunte, Senior Citizen and PWD.

02:28For GMA Integrated News, Mark Salazar.

02:3324 Hours.

7 puntod, binutasan; hinihinalang kinuhanan ng buto para sa anting-anting | 24 Oras

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