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Davao residents told: Stay hydrated

Residents have been reminded to stay hydrated in the thick of the El Niño dry spell phenomenon, even if one feels not thirsty yet, a government physician said. Dr. Honey Christine Dasmariñas, a ...

From BusinessMirrorWed, Nov 11, 1:47 PM

Residents have been reminded to stay hydrated in the thick of the El Niño dry spell phenomenon, even if one feels not thirsty yet, a government physician said. Dr. Honey Christine Dasmariñas, a ...

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