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Couple killed after being shot in a house in Bacoor

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OFW binawian ng buhay habang nasatrabaho ang masakit hindi tinulongan nang amo o tumawag man lang ng ambulancia para madala sa Hospital. hinayaan lang nakabulantang sa sahig ang isang ginang isang OFW ang nakasaksi at nakakita sa bangkay na nakatihaya sa sahig. watch! #duterte Like and Share subscribe for daily news

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