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- ↑ Communication Facilities
- ↑ KBP Officers in Agusan del Sur Chapter to be Inducted Today. Mindanao Daily Caraga. p.7
- ↑ AgSur’s KBP Hour Teleradyo tackles benefits, privileges of senior citizens
- ↑ Rubber production is now on Air
- ↑ Executive Summary
- ↑ Integrated SHES Monitoring Report
- ↑ Pagpakusog sa Produksyon Gipaningkamotan