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Philippine ferry fire victims could take months to ID (opens the original)
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Authorities in the Philippines say it could take weeks or months to identify the victims of a ferry fire that killed 76 people, as forensic experts begin collecting and comparing DNA samples from charred remains and investigators determine what caused one of the country's deadliest maritime disasters in recent years. Some remains were found clustered together in parts of the vessel, forensic specialist Richard Allan Mangalip from the Philippine National Police said on Sunday, while others were s
Philippine ferry fire victims could take months to ID (opens the original)
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Authorities in the Philippines say it could take weeks or months to identify the victims of a ferry fire that killed 76 people, as forensic experts begin collecting and comparing DNA samples from charred remains and investigators determine what caused one of the country's deadliest maritime disasters in recent years. Some remains were found clustered together in parts of the vessel, forensic specialist Richard Allan Mangalip from the Philippine National Police said on Sunday, while others were
Philippine ferry fire victims could take months to ID (opens the original)
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Authorities in the Philippines say it could take weeks or months to identify the victims of a ferry fire that killed 76 people, as forensic experts begin collecting and comparing DNA samples from charred remains and investigators determine what caused one of the country's deadliest maritime disasters in recent years. Some remains were found clustered together in parts of the vessel, forensic specialist Richard Allan Mangalip from the Philippine National Police said on Sunday, while others were
Philippine ferry fire victims could take months to ID (opens the original)
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Authorities in the Philippines say it could take weeks or months to identify the victims of a ferry fire that killed 76 people, as forensic experts begin collecting and comparing DNA samples from charred remains and investigators determine what caused one of the country's deadliest maritime disasters in recent years. Some remains were found clustered together in parts of the vessel, forensic specialist Richard Allan Mangalip from the Philippine National Police said on Sunday, while others were
Philippine ferry fire victims could take months to ID (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Authorities in the Philippines say it could take weeks or months to identify the victims of a ferry fire that killed 76 people, as forensic experts begin collecting and comparing DNA samples from charred remains and investigators determine what caused one of the country's deadliest maritime disasters in recent years. Some remains were found clustered together in parts of the vessel, forensic specialist Richard Allan Mangalip from the Philippine National Police said on Sunday, while others were
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