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Malaysia detains 84 Filipinos in Sabah
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By Al Jacinto, Correspondent and Francis
Earl A. Cueto, Reporter
ZAMBOANGA CITY: Malaysian authorities arrested dozens of Filipinos
for illegally entering northern Sabah, reports said.
Police arrested 84 people, including 17
children, after they were intercepted in two boats in a three-day
operation in the Sungai Kanibungan River mouth in Sabah’s northern
Pitas district, Malaysia’s The Star Online reported Wednesday.
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BI closely monitoring Koreans in Baguio City
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BAGUIO CITY: Concerned government officials assured
members of the city council that efforts are being undertaken to
ensure that Koreans in Baguio are well-documented, and that all
English tutorial schools are accredited.
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Korean who attacked Davao cabbie ordered
deported
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Immigration Commissioner Marcelino Libanan has ordered the arrest
and deportation of a Korean who attacked a taxi driver and a
policeman in Davao City on September 11.
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Esperon: Abu Sayyaf avoids confrontation
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THE Armed Forces said on Thursday that the Abu Sayyaf group, whose
capability had been diminished, were intently lying low to avoid
meeting troops in full-blown armed confrontation.
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