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Fifth-alarm fire rips through densely populated Manila neighborhood. Philippine authorities battling rapidly spreading flames.

A massive fire is spreading through a densely populated area of Manila, Philippines. Authorities have raised the alarm to the fifth level as firefighters work to contain it.

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