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In November 12, 2020, the Giant shoes of Marikina at the w:Riverbanks Center hit a bridge before it completely became damaged swept away by floods of Typhoon Vamco or Typhoon Ulysses. Hence, Markina government made a giant boots to replace it now at the Marikina Shoe Museum.
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| 09:38, 29 January 2024 |  | 1,959 × 4,007 (1.5 MB) | Valenzuela400 | In November 12, 2020, the Giant shoes of Marikina at the Riverbanks Center hit a bridge before it completely became damaged swept away by floods of Typhoon Vamco or Typhoon Ulysses. Hence, Markina government made a giant boots to replace it now at the Marikina Shoe Museum. |
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