Kabayan party-list Rep. Calalang, 67 | Inquirer News

Kabayan party-list Rep. Calalang, 67

By: - Reporter / @FMOrellanaINQ
/ 11:29 AM September 23, 2018

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Kabayan Party-list Rep. Ciriaco ‘Acoy’ Calalang. COURTESY OF CONGRESSMAN CIRIACO ‘ACOY’ S. CALALANG OFFICE

Kabayan party-list Rep. Ciriaco Calalang died early Sunday morning. He was 67.

In a Facebook post, Kabayan Party-list said Calalang was a “champion of the rights of children” aside from being a legislator and friend to others.

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“It is with a deep sense of loss that our very own Cong. Ciriaco ‘Acoy’ Calalang has passed away. Certainly, we lost a friend, a good man, a legislator, and a champion of the rights of children. His good deeds though for his fellowmen won’t be forgotten,” it said.

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In a report by dzBB, Kabayan party-list chair and Rep. Ron Salo confirmed the death of Calalang, who died at about 3 a.m.

Quoting Salo, the report said Calalang had a “massive stroke” on Monday last week and had surgery at the Delos Santos Medical Center.

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The wake of Calalang will be opened to the public at the St. Peter Memorial Chapels along Quezon Avenue starting Wednesday at 5 p.m.

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Calalang was a law professor and taxation lawyer by profession.

He was sworn in as a congressman early this year after Harry Roque was appointed as the presidential spokesperson. /cbb

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