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[Title] => Saudi police studying rivalry angle in chop-chop killings
[Summary] => The Saudi police are closely looking at reports that Arabs are also among the financiers of illegal lottery operations in Jeddah and are possibly business rivals of some Filipino workers there who are operating numbers games, an official of the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said yesterday.
The official, who asked not to be named, said such lotteries are patronized by overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) as well as workers from Thailand and Bangladesh.
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[Title] => 2 Pinoys nabbed in Saudi chop-chop case admit to killing compatriots
[Summary] => Two Filipinos arrested in Saudi Arabia in connection with the recovery of human body parts have allegedly admitted to Saudi police to killing three of their six missing compatriots, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said yesterday.
The two implicated two other Filipinos in the crime, however.
Gilberto Asuque, DFA spokesman, said Consul General to Jeddah Pendosina Lomondot reported the three missing Filipinos have been confirmed dead.
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[Title] => Saudis can’t link Pinoys to chopped body parts
[Summary] => The Saudi Arabian police could not link 10 detained Filipinos and their six missing compatriots to the chopped human body parts found in Southern Jeddah last April 4, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said yesterday.
Gilberto Asuque, DFA spokesman, said the Philippine consulate general in Jeddah is expected to send today an updated report on the case of the 10 Filipinos.
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The official, who asked not to be named, said such lotteries are patronized by overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) as well as workers from Thailand and Bangladesh.
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[Title] => 2 Pinoys nabbed in Saudi chop-chop case admit to killing compatriots
[Summary] => Two Filipinos arrested in Saudi Arabia in connection with the recovery of human body parts have allegedly admitted to Saudi police to killing three of their six missing compatriots, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said yesterday.
The two implicated two other Filipinos in the crime, however.
Gilberto Asuque, DFA spokesman, said Consul General to Jeddah Pendosina Lomondot reported the three missing Filipinos have been confirmed dead.
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[Title] => Saudis can’t link Pinoys to chopped body parts
[Summary] => The Saudi Arabian police could not link 10 detained Filipinos and their six missing compatriots to the chopped human body parts found in Southern Jeddah last April 4, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said yesterday.
Gilberto Asuque, DFA spokesman, said the Philippine consulate general in Jeddah is expected to send today an updated report on the case of the 10 Filipinos.
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