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The Freeman
|October 06, 2025
The number of people volunteering to help and the amount of relief goods being donated to those suffering from the quake in northern Cebu is certainly heartening.
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This is what bayanihan is all about.
However, too much of everything is never a good thing, and right now too many people are heading north to help that it has caused traffic on the very narrow road leading to Bogo City and the other towns affected by the quake.
To solve the traffic problem there are suggestions to centralize donations: turn over everything to the authorities and let them sort it out and bring it there.
This story is from the October 06, 2025 edition of The Freeman.
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