CEBU CITY, Philippines - Still unidentified thieves broke into a pharmacy in Liloan town, northern Cebu, and took off with at least P115,000 worth of cash last Wednesday, Nov. 30. Police in
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Police in Liloan, northern Cebu confirmed that thieves struck at a branch of a huge pharmacy chain in Brgy. Jubay last Wednesday.
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