The Teduray Tragedy – a Rappler series

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Rappler’s monthslong investigation into the tragedy revealed that the shoreline homes that the Tedurays were forced to vacate two years earlier in 2020 have since become private resorts, one of them allegedly owned by a local official’s daughter.

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