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[Title] => Abu man in Lamitan siege falls
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — Army troops captured an Abu Sayyaf bandit who took part in last year’s siege in Lamitan, Basilan during a raid at the city’s pier Tuesday.
Imam Intong Amelul, alias Isnain Intong Amelul, is believed to be a key aide of Hamsiraji Salih, one of five Abu Sayyaf commanders sought by the US government for the kidnapping and murder of American Guillermo Sobero last year.
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[Title] => EDITORIAL - Remember the Abu Sayyaf hostages?
[Summary] => With a plane crashing into Manila Bay and bombs going off in Zamboanga and Metro Manila, people have nearly forgotten the Abu Sayyaf. The original Islamist faction of the group had been driven out of Basilan during the six-month "Balikatan" war exercises this year between Philippine and American troops.
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[Title] => ‘No negotiations for release of Sayyaf captives’
[Summary] => CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY – Armed Forces Southern command chief Lt. Gen. Ernesto Carolina rejected any negotiation for the release of four women belonging to the Jehovah’s Witnesses whom the Abu Sayyaf has been holding captive for almost two months now.
However, Carolina assured relatives of Norie Bendijo, Cleofe and Flora Montulo, and Emily Mantic that his men will do their best to rescue them safely.
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[Title] => Military can’t assure safety of Jehovah’s Witnesses in ‘Endgame’
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — They are still alive, but the military cannot assure that the four female evangelists now held by the Abu Sayyaf will be rescued alive.
"They (hostages) are still alive. The Abu Sayyaf are bringing them along as they flee," Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) Southern Command (Southcom) chief Lt. Gen. Ernesto Carolina said.
"Like in any hostage scenario, we have no assurance that we will get them out alive, but we are doing all we can to get them," he added.
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CLEOFE AND FLORA MONTULO
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Imam Intong Amelul, alias Isnain Intong Amelul, is believed to be a key aide of Hamsiraji Salih, one of five Abu Sayyaf commanders sought by the US government for the kidnapping and murder of American Guillermo Sobero last year.
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However, Carolina assured relatives of Norie Bendijo, Cleofe and Flora Montulo, and Emily Mantic that his men will do their best to rescue them safely.
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"They (hostages) are still alive. The Abu Sayyaf are bringing them along as they flee," Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) Southern Command (Southcom) chief Lt. Gen. Ernesto Carolina said.
"Like in any hostage scenario, we have no assurance that we will get them out alive, but we are doing all we can to get them," he added.
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