GUINOBATAN, Albay: In classified red zone areas of Bicol, the presence of soldiers often sends fear to the villagers as it may trigger an exchange of gunfire with the rebels.
But for Mayon evacuees who are going back to their respective villages after almost two months of staying in cramped evacuation centers, the sight of soldiers gives them a calming presence.
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