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    A P2.6-MILLION TYPHOON-PROOF, 2-CLASSROOM SCHOOLBUILDING
    is turned over by representatives of Philam Foundation, LBC Foundation and Angat Buhay to Principal Roy Tejerero (7th from left) at the Bote Integrated School in Bato. Joining the turnover ceremonies were (from left) Catanduanes PNP Director Senior Supt. Felix Servita Jr., Bato Vice Mayor Roy…
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    A TYPHOON-PROOF SCHOOL BUILDING
    with two classrooms complete with toilet, ceiling fans, blackboard and study chairs is turned over to Bote Integrated School in Bato by Philam Foundation and LBC Foundation, which jointly built the school in coordination with Angat Buhay program of Vice President Leni Robredo.
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    RESIDENTS OF MARINAWA
    in Bato town whose houses were either destroyed or partially damaged by typhoon Nina last Dec. 25, 2016 recently received GI roofing sheets from the provincial government as part of its rehabilitation program for typhoon victims.
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    NEARLY 600 FAMILIES IN BATO
    received the non-food package from the Philippine Red Cross at the Bato Rural Development High School in the presence of Gov. Joseph Cua, Mayor Eulogio Rodriguez and PRC Catanduanes chapter board chairman Gabriel Tejerero.
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    BATO MAYOR EULOGIO RODRIGUEZ
    joins Philippine Red Cross Catanduanes chapter board chairman Gabriel Tejerero in monitoring the distribution of non-food items to over 500 families in five barangays of the town last Jan. 3
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    A SCENE OF DESTRUCTION
    along the national highway in Cabugao, Bato, one of the worst hit by typhoon Nina aside from Virac and Baras. Many houses of light materials were blown down while sturdier structures lost entire roofs, including multi-purpose buildings.
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    NO MATCH FOR NINA
    The multi-purpose building of Guinobatan in Bato may have to be torn down and rebuilt after the typhoon’s 250-kph winds tore off a large part of its roof and weakened its steel support.
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    BATO ALISTO!
    Mayor Eulogio “Leo” Rodriguez reports on his accomplishments for the first 100 days of his 3rd term as chief executive as well as his plans and programs for the next two years in consonance with his Bato ALISTO executive agenda.
    
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