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Joey NacalabanJune 1, 20221 min read

CRASH. A multicab and a food delivery motorcycle figure in a vehicular accident along the busy junction of Pabayo-Neri Streets in downtown Cagayan de Oro this afternoon. Photo by Joey P. Nacalaban

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