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Read more about the article 40 days after Davao blast: Stories of survival and hope
(L) April Ann Cruz says she is happy over the new lease on life having survived the blast on September 2. Once she fully recovers, the preschool teacher, who happens to be the family's breadwinner, wishes to immediately go back to work. (R) Alone but moving on. Dennis Larrida lost his wife and son because of the September 2 blast that killed 15 people and wounded 69 others. A month after the incident, Larrida finally had the courage to go home to their house in Tugbok District. (photo by City Information Office)

40 days after Davao blast: Stories of survival and hope

Only a little over a month, three suspects were arrested. The three were linked to the Lanao del Sur-based Maute group, the military said.

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Read more about the article 2000 Lumad, Moro now in Leyte for Visayas leg of people’s caravan
Around 2, 000 indigenous people and Moro from various regions in Mindanao converged at Leyte on Sunday, Oct. 9 for the Visayas leg of this year’s people’s national caravan dubbed as the Journey of the National Minorities for Self Determination and Peace. (Paulo C. Rizal/davaotoday.com)

2000 Lumad, Moro now in Leyte for Visayas leg of people’s caravan

Around 2,000 indigenous people and Moro from various regions in Mindanao converged in Leyte on Sunday, Oct. 9 for the Visayas leg of this year’s people’s national caravan dubbed as the Journey of the National Minorities for Self Determination and Peace.

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