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If all else fails, seek feng shui advice


BY JAY CHUA

FENG shui anyone?

Airport officials plan to seek advice from a feng shui expert in an effort to put an end to the misfortune that has hounded the P500-million Terminal 3 of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport.

An assistant airport manager said they also plan to get a local shaman who would offer blood of live animals to appease the dark spirits that could be lurking in the building.

And to make sure all the bases are covered, the airport official said they would tap a local spiritualist.

Airport officials pointed out that when construction of the facility began, a whole village and a church across the street was leveled off.

A new and bigger church had since replaced the previous one.

Last Friday, Levi Garma of Quirino province, hanged herself with a scarf at the fourth floor of NAIA-3. Well-wishers and visitors came to her rescue and brought her to the airport clinic.

A day before the failed suicide, a chunk of a ceiling in the arrival area collapsed at past midnight Wednesday. No one was hurt.

*Two years ago, a security guard was killed instantly when he was thrown off his motorcycle as it slipped on a pavement.

 


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