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He noted that the Philippines has numerous home-grown terrorist organizations like the Abu Sayyaf group with known links to the al Qaeda, that have victimized hundreds of innocent civilians.


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                    [Summary] => Nagtakda ang Philippine National Police ng sarili nitong deadline na dalawang linggo para mabawasan kundi man ganap na masugpo ang bilang ng kaso ng pangingidnap sa Metro Manila.


Inihayag ito ni PNP NCRPO Chief, Chief Supt. Edgardo Aglipay sa isang panayam ng mga mamamahayag matapos dumalo sa pulong ng gabinete sa Malacañang kahapon.


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Give priority to terror bill, Barbers asks GMA

July 21, 2002 - 12:00am

Sen. Robert Barbers challenged President Arroyo yesterday to give top priority to the problem of terrorism, saying it has already caused the country "untold economic and other losses." He noted that the...

Headlines

2 linggong deadline ng PNP vs kidnapping sa MM

November 15, 2001 - 12:00am

Nagtakda ang Philippine National Police ng sarili nitong deadline na dalawang linggo para mabawasan kundi man ganap na masugpo ang bilang ng kaso ng pangingidnap sa Metro Manila. Inihayag ito ni PNP NCRPO Chief,...

PSN Metro

Tan: We lost in public perception

By Jerry Botial | January 8, 2000 - 12:00am

He is leaving one of the government's "dirtiest" agencies on Monday. But lawyer Nelson Tan believes he was not a total failure in the one year and two weeks he has served as Bureau of Customs chief. Tan, who...

Headlines