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The four-page main story on page 10, headlined The Return of the Abu Sayyaf declared in its subtitle: A Philippine group that was once known for brutal kidnapping has graduated to genuine terror.


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Captain Ceferino Manzo, 51, told members of the Special Board of Marine Inquiry (SBMI) during the start of the formal investigation that the entire tourist section was engulfed in "thick black smoke (that) smelled like gunpowder."


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Sa sketchy report, dinakip ng mga kagawad ng PCG sa Davao City port ang suspek na si Agustin Beltres.


Nabatid na isa sa mga pasahero ng lumubog na barko ang suspek at naging kahina-hinala dahil sumakay ito na walang dalang anumang bagahe.


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Ayon kay Oscar Sevilla, MARINA administrator, malaki ang ebidensyang nakita ng mga diver na nagkaroon ng pagsabog sa economy class sa gitna ng barko kung saan nasa ilalim nito ang cargo hold section.


Dito naman nakalagay ang iba’t ibang sasakyan at mga container vans ng iba’t ibang produkto.


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Sa sketchy report, dinakip ng mga kagawad ng PCG sa Davao City port ang suspek na si Agustin Beltres.


Nabatid na isa sa mga pasahero ng lumubog na barko ang suspek at naging kahina-hinala dahil sumakay ito na walang dalang anumang bagahe.


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Ayon kay Oscar Sevilla, MARINA administrator, malaki ang ebidensyang nakita ng mga diver na nagkaroon ng pagsabog sa economy class sa gitna ng barko kung saan nasa ilalim nito ang cargo hold section.


Dito naman nakalagay ang iba’t ibang sasakyan at mga container vans ng iba’t ibang produkto.


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If the Abu Sayyaf blew up the SuperFerry, its terrorist attack was worse than Madrid bombing

By BY THE WAY | By Max V. Soliven | August 26, 2004 - 12:00am

TIME magazine said so in its issue which came out yesterday. The article by its correspondent Simon Elegant – datelined Maguindanao Province – rated the front page blurb in the newsweekly’s August...

Opinion

Abus: From kidnaps to genuine terror

August 26, 2004 - 12:00am

Abu Sayyaf kidnappers are back with a vengeance — this time as terrorists, Time magazine has reported. In a story titled "The Return of Abu Sayyaf," written by Simon Elegant with reporting from Nelly...

Headlines

Ferry captain: I smelled gunpowder

March 12, 2004 - 12:00am

The captain of the ill-fated SuperFerry 14 testified yesterday he smelled gunpowder after a powerful explosion rocked his ship on the night of Feb. 26, tending to bolster claims by the bandit Abu Sayyaf group that...

Headlines

Suspek sa ferry blast hinuli

March 12, 2004 - 12:00am

Isang lalaki na hinihinalang may kinalaman sa naganap na pagsabog ng barkong SuperFerry 14 ang dinampot ng mga kagawad ng Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) sa Davao City. Sa sketchy report, dinakip ng mga kagawad ng...

Bansa

Sa nasunog na Super Ferry: Anggulong sabotahe inayunan ng MARINA

March 3, 2004 - 12:00am

Lumilitaw na isang container van na sumabog sa loob ng cargo hold section ang pinagmulan ng sunog na tumupok sa buong SuperFerry-14 na posibleng isang pananabotahe, ayon sa isinagawang imbestigasyon ng Maritime Industry...

PSN Metro