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Armed Forces North Luzon commander Maj. Gen. Rodolfo Garcia also expressed concern over the fuel pipeline, saying it has become a "security concern" and that the military has already mobilized its forces to secure the length of the pipes.


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Armed Forces North Luzon commander Maj. Gen. Rodolfo Garcia also expressed concern over the fuel pipeline, saying it has become a "security concern" and that the military has already mobilized its forces to secure the length of the pipes.


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‘67-km fuel pipeline from Subic to Clark easy terrorist target’

November 6, 2002 - 12:00am

CLARK FIELD, Pampanga — Central Luzon police director Chief Supt. Oscar Calderon warned yesterday that a 67-kilometer fuel pipeline running from Subic Freeport to the Clark special economic zone is potential...

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