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A twelve year old girl from a prominent family, together with her streetwise friend Tonito, struggle to maintain a regular life by going to school amidst the rubble in Tent City whilst cutting classes to accumulate as much relief goods as they can for their families' survival.
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A twelve year old girl from a prominent family, together with her streetwise friend Tonito, struggle to maintain a regular life by going to school amidst the rubble in Tent City whilst cutting classes to accumulate as much relief goods as they can for their families' survival.
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Written By:Joanna Vasquez Arong
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