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Baby-taping case in Cebu City 'settled'

THAT SETTLES IT. Or so the hospital claims. Lawyer Madyll Robinta shows reporters a copy of a “settlement of dispute” agreement that has the signatures of Jasmine Janice Badocdoc, mother of the baby whose lips the hospital’s staff had allegedly taped, and hospital officials. (Sun.Star Cebu photo/Alan Tangcawan)

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