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Bayang Isinumpa 

Is prosperity a curse for them? According to legend, it is believed that the town of Bay, Laguna was cursed. This is said to be the reason why the area experiences the scourge of calamities such as strong typhoons and severe flooding. Because of this, the government is making projects to prevent these disasters. But what if the government's solution is a deluge brought to the people?
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Is prosperity a curse for them? According to legend, it is believed that the town of Bay, Laguna was cursed. This is said to be the reason why the area experiences the scourge of calamities such as strong typhoons and severe flooding. Because of this, the government is making projects to prevent these disasters. But what if the government's solution is a deluge brought to the people?

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