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                    [Title] => Kidapawan escapees still on the loose
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DAVAO CITY — Forty-eight hours have passed and not one of the 48 inmates who escaped from the North Cotabato provincial jail in Kidapawan City has been recaptured.


"We have done our best to really look for them. It is as if they were herded en masse and we have found it very hard to trace them," North Cotabato provincial police chief Senior Superintendent Federico Dulay admitted.


Dulay said the police has already joined forces with the military in tracking down the escapees.


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                    [Title] => 2 foreigners wanted for illegal drugs fall
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COTABATO CITY — Police arrested two foreigners long wanted for big-scale drug smuggling, in the neighboring cities of Koronadal and Tacurong yesterday.


Chief Superintendent German Doria, Region 12 police director, said Taiwanese national Tsai Sen Huang was first arrested, after weeks of surveillance, in Koronadal City.


Doria said Tsai is wanted in his country for drug trafficking, based on information provided by Camp Crame and the immigration bureau.


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                    [Title] => Cotabato bombing a ‘test mission’ for new guerrillas?
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COTABATO CITY — Police are still facing a blank wall on Friday’s bombing here which caused injuries to three people and triggered panic among residents.


Sources from the military’s intelligence community, however, said informants and some of the secessionist rebels are convinced that the bombing could be a "test mission" for a new batch of  guerrillas being trained in handling explosives by the Jemaah Islamiya in a hinterland in Lanao del Norte.


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                    [Title] => 2 hurt as blasts rock Cotabato
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COTABATO CITY — Two people were critically wounded when powerful improvised explosive devices (IEDs) were set off yesterday morning near a fast-food chain in this city, police said. 


Two bombs, fashioned from 60-millimeter mortars, were planted at a concrete fence at the rear of a branch of the Jollibee hamburger chain along Macacua Street at 11:25 a.m., as the lunch crowd was building up, Senior Inspector Samson Obatay said. A third, undetonated  bomb was found by the city bomb squad.


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                    [Title] => Six injured in campus grenade blast
                    [Summary] => COTABATO CITY — Six people, including five students, were wounded when a grenade exploded inside the campus of the state-run University of Southern Mindanao in Kabacan, North Cotabato Thursday night.


Senior Inspector Abello Junggaya, Kabacan police chief, said the blast occurred at the school’s amphitheater where the victims were watching participants in the "Battle of the Bands" competition, which was part of the university’s week-long celebration of the annual Pasiklaban, which started the other day.


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                    [Title] => 2 killed, 7 hurt in GenSan explosion
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CAMP SIONGCO — An old grudge might have led to Thursday night’s grenade attack at the public market in General Santos City which left two persons dead and caused serious injuries to seven others, five of them teenagers. 


According to police and military intelligence sources, it was unlikely for either the Abu Sayyaf or the Jemaah Islamiyah to have pulled off the bombing where a fragmentation grenade was only used.


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                    [Title] => Five cops pawn guns, get sacked
                    [Summary] => Koronadal City — Five policemen of Sto. Niño town in South Cotabato have still found themselves in hot water, even if they reportedly pawned their service firearms for a noble intention — to pay their children’s school fees.


The government-issue firearms were discovered in a pawnshop in the same town, which had been raided on suspicion that it kept an arms cache.


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                    [Title] => Charges filed vs NPA ‘hit man’ for Kidapawan couple’s slay
                    [Summary] => KORONADAL CITY — Charges of double murder have been filed against an alleged member of the New People’s Army’s "Sparrow" unit tagged in the killing of a couple working as part-time journalists and once active left-wing activists in Kidapawan City last Monday afternoon.


The Sparrow unit is the "liquidation squad" of the NPA, the armed wing of the Communist Party of the Philippines, supposed to go after abusive and corrupt government officials, men in uniform and suspected government spies.


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"We have done our best to really look for them. It is as if they were herded en masse and we have found it very hard to trace them," North Cotabato provincial police chief Senior Superintendent Federico Dulay admitted.


Dulay said the police has already joined forces with the military in tracking down the escapees.


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Chief Superintendent German Doria, Region 12 police director, said Taiwanese national Tsai Sen Huang was first arrested, after weeks of surveillance, in Koronadal City.


Doria said Tsai is wanted in his country for drug trafficking, based on information provided by Camp Crame and the immigration bureau.


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Sources from the military’s intelligence community, however, said informants and some of the secessionist rebels are convinced that the bombing could be a "test mission" for a new batch of  guerrillas being trained in handling explosives by the Jemaah Islamiya in a hinterland in Lanao del Norte.


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Two bombs, fashioned from 60-millimeter mortars, were planted at a concrete fence at the rear of a branch of the Jollibee hamburger chain along Macacua Street at 11:25 a.m., as the lunch crowd was building up, Senior Inspector Samson Obatay said. A third, undetonated  bomb was found by the city bomb squad.


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Senior Inspector Abello Junggaya, Kabacan police chief, said the blast occurred at the school’s amphitheater where the victims were watching participants in the "Battle of the Bands" competition, which was part of the university’s week-long celebration of the annual Pasiklaban, which started the other day.


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