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CIVILIAN CASUALTIES. Unclaimed bodies of 11 civilians recovered from Marawi City are prepared to be transported from Capin Funeral Homes in Iligan City to Dalipuga Public Cemetery for a mass burial on Thursday morning, June 15. (Zea Io Ming C. Capistrano/davaotoday.com)

Body of a young girl, 10 others from Marawi City buried in Iligan 

Eleven unidentified dead bodies were buried at a public cemetery here on Thursday.  

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Read more about the article Marawi makes do with a single fire truck
A fire guts a portion of a residential building in Barangay Datu Saber in Marawi City on Wednesday morning, June 14. Based on the initial report of the Bureau of Fire Protection the cause of the fire was electrical in nature. (Photo by the Marawi City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office)

Marawi makes do with a single fire truck

When a fire broke out Wednesday morning at the second floor of an unoccupied building in Barangay Datu Saber, the city had to make do with a single fire truck.

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Read more about the article 85 SCAAs add to anti-terror personnel in Davao
TURNOVER OF ARMS. Senior officers hand over M-16 rifles to the 85 newly-graduated Citizen Armed Force Geographical Unit - Active Auxiliary Category 2 who graduated from their basic military training course on Wednesday, June 14 at the Task Force Davao headquarters in Sta. Ana Wharf, Davao City. (Paulo C. Rizal/davaotoday.com)

85 SCAAs add to anti-terror personnel in Davao

Eighty five recruits graduated as Special Civilian Active Auxilliary (SCAA) and were issued firearms on Wednesday to replenish those who were enlisted into the regular forces of the Philippine Army.

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Read more about the article Gov’t claims to continue to gain foothold in Marawi
NO CAUSE FOR CONCERN. Solicitor General Jose Calida says law abiding citizens have nothing to fear of the Martial Law imposed by President Rodrigo Duterte in Mindanao. Behind him are Presidential Spokesperson Ernesto Abella and designated spokesperson for the implementation of Martial Law, Brigadier General Resituto Padilla in a press conference in Davao City on Friday, May 26. (Paulo C. Rizal/davaotoday.com)

Gov’t claims to continue to gain foothold in Marawi

Of the 96 villages in Marawi City, only four villages remain “problematic” areas and are now the focused of military operations, Presidential Spokesperson Ernesto Abella said Wednesday during Wednesday’s “Mindanao Hour.”

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