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When the ground tore open beneath the Philippines last week, Roldan Dante was working in a nearby town. By the time he

A powerful magnitude 7.8 earthquake that struck southern Mindanao on Monday morning served as a stark reminder of the Philippines’ vulnerability

The Institute for Climate and Sustainable Cities estimates that the Philippine economy could lose $124 billion or more than ₱7.6
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