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Friday, April 11, 2008 |
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Abu Sayyaf releases 6
Muslim hostages in Sulu |
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The families of the kidnap victims paid an
unspecified amount as ransom for their freedom
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ZAMBOANGA CITY: Abu Sayyaf militants freed six
people whom they earlier kidnapped in Sulu, police said on Thursday.
Sulu police chief Julasirim Kasim said the six
men were freed Wednesday after the families of the victims paid an
unspecified amount of money to the kidnappers headed by Gafur
Jumdail.
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Another ancient burial cave
found in Maitum, Sarangani
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ZAMBOANGA CITY: Quarry diggers accidentally discovered an ancient
burial cave on Wednesday in Maitum town in Sarangani province, and
officials have sealed the site to prevent looting of artifacts, many
of them jars of clay.
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DPWH sets construction of two major bridges in
Tawi-Tawi island province
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CONSTRUCTION of two bridges that would connect the two large islands
of Tawi-Tawi could start at the third quarter of the year, said a
public works official.
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DOTC supports ban on vehicles on Kennon
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BAGUIO CITY: Transportation and Communications Sec. Leandro Mendoza
expressed support for DOTC Director Frederico Mandapat Jr. amid
recommendations from two Palace officials for the removal of the
latter in relation to his firm stand on the use of Kennon Road.
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