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ANCIENT RITUAL. A 'mambunong' or a native priest (seated, left) offers prayers in the native language in front of a pig that will be butchered as an offering to ‘Kabunyan’ (mountain god) in an ancient Igorot ritual called 'Daw-es' after the landslide that took the lives of at least 80 people in Itogon town amid Typhoon Ompong onslaught in mid-September. (Photo by Redgie Melvic Cawis/PIA-CAR)

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