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Overloaded trucks defy Jalaur Bridge load ban; Damage could worsen – SP
ILOILO – Continued passage of overloaded trucks across the structurally damaged Jalaur Bridge in Leganes, Iloilo, has raised fears of further deterioration and prolonged repairs, prompting the Provincial Board to renew its call for strict enforcement of the five-ton vehicle weight restriction. The Sangguniang Panlalawi
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