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Philippine Senate to probe alleged dumpsite on Aeta ancestral land
MANILA, July 15 (Xinhua) -- The Philippine Senate is set to investigate the reported use of part of an Aeta ancestral domain in Zambales province in northern Philippines as an illegal dumpsite, after a senator filed a resolution seeking a probe,... Read more.
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