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The Pasay police identified the victim as Cpl. George Tumamao, assigned at the Manila International Airport Authority and a resident of the city.


Tumamao, who sustained a gunshot wound in the nape, was dead on arrival at the San Juan de Dios Hospital.


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                    [Summary] => DAVAO CITY — The relatives of the victims of Air Philippines Flight 541 that crashed into a mountain on Samal Island on April 19, 2000 welcomed the recent decision of the Illinois Supreme Court that the case they filed against two American companies be tried in the United States and not in the Philippines. 


North Cotabato Gov. Emmanuel Piñol, whose sister-in-law, nephew and niece were among the 131 passengers who perished in the crash, told The STAR that the case would move faster in the US than if it is pursued in the country. 


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An old con artist’s trick apparently cost a Japanese journalist $20,000 in cash after the black shoulder bag he had put through the x-ray machine at the Manila Domestic Airport (MDA) yesterday morning failed to emerge on the other side.


The Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) has sought the assistance of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) in investigating the disappearance of the bag belonging to Akira Maki, 45, of Kamata, Setagaya, Tokyo, Japan. 


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                    [Summary] => BACOLOD CITY – Somewhere off the sugarcane fields, in a hospital reputed to be the last Japanese stronghold in Negros Occidental during World War II, sisters Mary Belle, Mary Anne and Mary Chelle Durasan are busy teaching the basics of first aid. The medical student triplets are familiar with Morse Code, two-digit number communications and single-side radio band, as volunteers of the Negros Occidental-Bacolod City Red Cross Chapter.


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                    [Title] => 21 Pinoy fishermen repatriated from Indonesia
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Sixteen of the 21 fishermen were caught aboard F/BCA Aries Salvador last March 22 while the six others were apprehended last March 29 on board F/BCA Ocean Cruiser. The fishermen were reportedly from General Santos City and the adjacent areas in South Cotabato.


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But to this day, the families of the victims are still trying to get those who they hold responsible for the death of their loved ones.


Yesterday, for the second time, they held a Mass at the crash site in Sitio Camanlangan on Samal island to commemorate the country’s worst aviation disaster.


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                    [Summary] => DAVAO CITY – Relatives of the 131 people who died in the country’s worst aviation disaster yesterday asked President Arroyo to look into the long-stalled probe of the Easter weekend crash last year. 


The relatives made the appeal as they commemorated the first anniversary of the crash of Air Philippines Flight 541 at nearby Samal Island. 


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                    [Title] => Erap’s annus horribilis - SKETCHES  by Ana Marie Pamintuan
                    [Summary] => And the winner, hands down, of this year’s "kalabasa award" is… ladies and gentlemen, do we want to add to his woes? Why not, since he gave us so much pain this year? Even hawkers of firecrackers are complaining of sales as sluggish as the economy. I’m tempted to say, that’s what you get for voting for this guy, but it won’t help boost firecracker sales. Let’s not add to each other’s misery.


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AIR PHILIPPINES FLIGHT

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North Cotabato Gov. Emmanuel Piñol, whose sister-in-law, nephew and niece were among the 131 passengers who perished in the crash, told The STAR that the case would move faster in the US than if it is pursued in the country. 


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Sixteen of the 21 fishermen were caught aboard F/BCA Aries Salvador last March 22 while the six others were apprehended last March 29 on board F/BCA Ocean Cruiser. The fishermen were reportedly from General Santos City and the adjacent areas in South Cotabato.


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But to this day, the families of the victims are still trying to get those who they hold responsible for the death of their loved ones.


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