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Kapampangan among dead in Afghan crash

Source: Inquirer.net

Kabul : Afghanistan | 4 months ago

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One of 10 Filipinos who died in a helicopter crash in a North Atlantic Treaty Organization (Nato) air base in southern Afghanistan on Sunday was a resident of this Pampanga capital city, his relatives said, citing the reports of the victim's father who was with his son before the accident.

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