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Crocodile caricature burning

Analy Labor · Sep 20, 2026, 9:55 PM

(September 20, 2026) Members of Tindig Kalumpitenyo burn a crocodile caricature to express their anger over the flood-control controversy and to demand accountability during the "Tindig Kalumpitenyo: A Black, Mud, and Candles" interfaith prayer rally on Sunday, September 20, 2026. (Photo by Analy Labor) — ANALY LABOR
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(September 20 2026) Tindig Kalumpitenyo group burn the crocodile caricature as a symbol of their visual expression of anger over the flood-control controversy and the continuing demand for accountability, during the Tindig Kalumpitenyo a Black, Mud, and Candles. interfaith prayer rally, on Sunday September 20 2026/Analy Labor — ANALY LABOR