News in Pictures: Buying Scraps

Nov. 30, 2009 DAVAO TODAY

<strong>BUYING SCRAPS</strong>. A homeless kid waits for a customer to buy scrap metals, remnants from demolished houses at Purok 7 in Jasa, Sasa Km. 13 in this city. <em>(davaotoday.com photo by Jose Hernani)</em>

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BUYING SCRAPS. A homeless kid waits for a customer to buy scrap metals, remnants from demolished houses at Purok 7 in Jasa, Sasa Km. 13 in this city. (davaotoday.com photo by Jose Hernani)

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News in Pictures: Buying Scraps

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