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Let us pause for a moment and pray for the safety of the families affected by Typhoon #TinoPH in Cebu and nearby provinces.

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Guys, CEBU IS NOT OKAY.
We’re not okay in Cebu.

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We’re still flooded. Many lost their homes. Many areas don’t have electricity yet and signal.

Northern Cebu is still recovering, and then here’s another one.

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LIGTAS ANG MGA BATA

Agad na nailikas ng mga nurse at hospital staff ng Cebu Doctors’ Hospital ang mga sanggol mula sa nursery ng ospital sa kasagsagan ng magnitude 6.7 na lindol ngayong Martes, Sept. 30. #EarthquakePH | via The Freeman / Aldo Banaynal

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WOMAN GIVES BIRTH TO HEALTHY BABY BOY AT CEBU CITY ROADSIDE AMID MAGNITUDE 6.9 QUAKE

Shortly after the 6.9-magnitude earthquake struck Cebu at 9:59 p.m. on Tuesday night, September 30, patients of Cebu City Medical Center (CCMC) were immediately evacuated to the open area outside of the hospital.

Among the last to leave the building was Dr. Gracita Rabago, an obstetrician-gynecologist, who was still taking care of three women who just gave birth in the labor room.

Among those wheeled out of the hospital was another woman who was fully dilated and ready to give birth to her first baby.

Even then, the team successfully delivered a healthy baby boy by the roadside.

The baby boy is currently under the care of the Pediatrics Department. 

As of press time, the mother, who was admitted with high blood pressure, is still being monitored by doctors so she can be reunited with her baby and later discharged from the hospital.

Rabago said the successful delivery was a collective effort by the OB-GYN department's doctors, nurses, midwives, and the entire CCMC team.

"Thank you to everyone for helping out. Big thanks to he student nurses and their CI (class instructor) who was on duty that time at the CCMC labor room," she said. 

COURTESY: Queen Grasya/Facebook

READ MORE: https://t.co/dpL6nH1Vuo

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SEÑOR STO. NIÑO DE CEBU, HAVE MERCY ON US!

Let us pause for a moment and pray for the safety of the people residing in Cebu, who were affected by a magnitude 6.9 earthquake that struck on Tuesday evening.

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