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[Title] => USNS Mercy bids Zambo City goodbye
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — The US naval hospital ship Mercy officially ended yesterday its seven-day humanitarian mission in this southern port city, with thousands of sick residents treasuring the medical care they had received from its doctors, nurses and other personnel.
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[Title] => ‘Include ARMM provinces in Mercy’s mission’
[Summary] => COTABATO CITY — Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) Gov. Zaldy Ampatuan has asked the United States embassy to include Maguindanao’s Polloc port in the itinerary of the US naval hospital ship Mercy.
The USNS Mercy formally started its two-week humanitarian and medical mission in the southern Philippines in Zamboanga City the other day.
Dr. Lampa Pandi, the ARMM’s regional health chief, said they are optimistic that the USNS Mercy will also serve Central Mindanao.
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[Title] => USNS Mercy begins mission in South
[Summary] => USNS MERCY — The US naval hospital ship Mercy formally began its two-week humanitarian and medical mission in the southern Philippines yesterday barely hours as it anchored off the coast of this port city.
US Navy Capt. Bradley Martin, USNS Mercy mission commander, said the ship is ready to provide all the needed health care available aboard and on the ground.
The physicians, nurses and support staff of USNS Mercy welcomed patients who were ferried by small seacraft to the world’s biggest floating hospital.
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[Title] => US Navy ship in Subic for R&R
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SUBIC BAY FREEPORT — The US amphibious support vessel USS Germantown sailed into Subic Bay and docked at this former US naval base yesterday for a five-day port call.
"We are here for a friendly visit and some R and R," said Cmdr. Bradley Martin, commanding officer of the Germantown.
The Department of Foreign Affairs said the visit "has nothing to do with the ongoing military action in Afghanistan."
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[Summary] => COTABATO CITY — Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) Gov. Zaldy Ampatuan has asked the United States embassy to include Maguindanao’s Polloc port in the itinerary of the US naval hospital ship Mercy.
The USNS Mercy formally started its two-week humanitarian and medical mission in the southern Philippines in Zamboanga City the other day.
Dr. Lampa Pandi, the ARMM’s regional health chief, said they are optimistic that the USNS Mercy will also serve Central Mindanao.
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US Navy Capt. Bradley Martin, USNS Mercy mission commander, said the ship is ready to provide all the needed health care available aboard and on the ground.
The physicians, nurses and support staff of USNS Mercy welcomed patients who were ferried by small seacraft to the world’s biggest floating hospital.
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"We are here for a friendly visit and some R and R," said Cmdr. Bradley Martin, commanding officer of the Germantown.
The Department of Foreign Affairs said the visit "has nothing to do with the ongoing military action in Afghanistan."
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November 11, 2001 - 12:00am
