What is the story about: Cua’s remains arrive in Quirino; Vaquilar takes oath as governor?

CABARROGUIS, Quirino- Gloom enveloped the Quirino People’s Gymnasium on Thursday night as residents gathered there to take a final glimpse of the late Gov. Dakila Carlo “Dax” Cua, who died Tuesday in Manila. Cua’s casket arrived in a convoy of vehicles at Cabarroguis from the Cauayan Domestic Airport in Isabela and was met by a throng of people lining up the sidewalks. Earlier on Thursday, Vice Gov. Julius Caesar Vaquilar formally took his oath of office as Cua’s successor, although he had autom

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CABARROGUIS, Quirino- Gloom enveloped the Quirino People’s Gymnasium on Thursday night as residents gathered there to take a final glimpse of the late Gov. Dakila Carlo “Dax” Cua, who died Tuesday in Manila. Cua’s casket arrived in a convoy of vehicles at Cabarroguis from the ...

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Bias Comparison — Cua’s remains arrive in Quirino; Vaquilar takes oath as governor

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Cua’s remains arrive in Quirino; Vaquilar takes oath as governor