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[Title] => 20 Chinese fishermen arrested in Palawan
[Summary] => PUERTO PRINCESA CITY — Twenty Chinese nationals were apprehended Saturday by Philippine Marine troops while on an illegal fishing expedition off the coast of Mangsee Island in Balabac, Palawan, the Philippine Navy said yesterday.
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[Title] => 7 survivors of ferry sinking rescued off Sabah
[Summary] => At least seven Filipino survivors of a ferry that sank in bad weather off Palawan four days ago have been rescued by the Philippine Navy and Malaysian fishermen, officials said yesterday.
Deputy head of naval forces in the southern Philippines, Capt. Petronilo Magno, said four Filipinos were picked up Tuesday by fishermen near Bangui island, off Sabah, and had been turned over to the BRP Dagupan City for their scheduled transfer to Balabac island.
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[Title] => 20 pasahero ng lumubog na ferry nailigtas sa karagatan ng Malaysia
[Summary] => Ligtas na nasagip ng search and rescue team ng Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) ang 20 sa nawawalang 70 pasahero ng lumubog na ML Piary ferry boat matapos na mamataan ang mga ito na palutang-lutang sa karagatan ng Malaysia kamakalawa ng gabi.
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[Title] => 75 lost at sea in new tragedy
[Summary] => Seventy-five people, six of them children, were reported missing after a 63-ton motorized ferry sank in the sea between Palawan and Tawi-Tawi on Sunday.
The passenger-cargo ship M/L Piary, which was also carrying 140 sacks of dried coconut meat, sent a distress call on Sunday morning to the Coast Guard station at Brooke’s Point in Palawan, saying it was taking in water through a hole after encountering strong winds and rough seas.
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[Title] => Two senators linked to July 27 mutiny
[Summary] => Two senators have been linked to the July 27 mutiny – Sen. Gregorio Honasan and Sen. Luisa "Loi" Ejercito-Estrada. How they responded to the accusations is a very good study in contrast. Sen. Honasan hid from justice and used the term "inaccessible", instead of saying that he was fleeing from justice. The irony is that he is not "inaccessible" to media. He has been appearing being interviewed from his hiding place in several popular TV programs. In direct contrast, Sen.
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[Title] => US navy rescues 9 Pinoy fishermen
[Summary] => A passing US navy ship rescued nine Filipino fishermen whose boat capsized amid heavy waves off the coast of Davao del Sur, the Philippine Navy said yesterday.
The fishermen spent several hours aboard the USS Shasta after they were plucked off the sea on Friday and later transferred to the custody of Filipino authorities, it said.
The US naval vessel then proceeded to its original destination in Japan, the Philippine Navy said.
Commander Geronimo Malabanan, Navy spokesman, said the fishermen went adrift for five days after their boat engine conked out.
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[Title] => Navy rescues passengers of capsized boat
[Summary] => Naval units successfully rescued 20 passengers of a motorized banca which capsized during the fluvial parade of the Sinulog Fetival in Mandaue City over the weekend.
Navy spokesman, Commander Geronimo Malabanan, said all the passengers were successfully accounted with no injuries. Malabanan said the accident occurred during the annual Sinulog Fluvial Festival parade near the Ouano Wharf in Mandaue City on Jan. 18.
The Sinulog celebration has been drawing thousands of devotees, including local and foreign tourists, to the child Jesus, the patron saint of Cebuanos.
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[Title] => Navy tests Swedish combat boat today
[Summary] => The ill-equipped Philippine Navy will test today a modern patrol seacraft being offered by a Swedish company to upgrade the country’s defense capability and interdict smugglers, poachers, illegal immigrants and terrorists.
Navy spokesman Commander Geronimo Malabanan said Armed Forces chief Lt. Gen. Dionisio Santiago will lead the defense and military officials who will witness the demonstration of the Swedish-made Combat Boat 90H at the Navy headquarters on Roxas Boulevard in Manila.
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COMMANDER GERONIMO MALABANAN
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[Title] => 7 survivors of ferry sinking rescued off Sabah
[Summary] => At least seven Filipino survivors of a ferry that sank in bad weather off Palawan four days ago have been rescued by the Philippine Navy and Malaysian fishermen, officials said yesterday.
Deputy head of naval forces in the southern Philippines, Capt. Petronilo Magno, said four Filipinos were picked up Tuesday by fishermen near Bangui island, off Sabah, and had been turned over to the BRP Dagupan City for their scheduled transfer to Balabac island.
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[Title] => 75 lost at sea in new tragedy
[Summary] => Seventy-five people, six of them children, were reported missing after a 63-ton motorized ferry sank in the sea between Palawan and Tawi-Tawi on Sunday.
The passenger-cargo ship M/L Piary, which was also carrying 140 sacks of dried coconut meat, sent a distress call on Sunday morning to the Coast Guard station at Brooke’s Point in Palawan, saying it was taking in water through a hole after encountering strong winds and rough seas.
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The fishermen spent several hours aboard the USS Shasta after they were plucked off the sea on Friday and later transferred to the custody of Filipino authorities, it said.
The US naval vessel then proceeded to its original destination in Japan, the Philippine Navy said.
Commander Geronimo Malabanan, Navy spokesman, said the fishermen went adrift for five days after their boat engine conked out.
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[Title] => Navy rescues passengers of capsized boat
[Summary] => Naval units successfully rescued 20 passengers of a motorized banca which capsized during the fluvial parade of the Sinulog Fetival in Mandaue City over the weekend.
Navy spokesman, Commander Geronimo Malabanan, said all the passengers were successfully accounted with no injuries. Malabanan said the accident occurred during the annual Sinulog Fluvial Festival parade near the Ouano Wharf in Mandaue City on Jan. 18.
The Sinulog celebration has been drawing thousands of devotees, including local and foreign tourists, to the child Jesus, the patron saint of Cebuanos.
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[Summary] => The ill-equipped Philippine Navy will test today a modern patrol seacraft being offered by a Swedish company to upgrade the country’s defense capability and interdict smugglers, poachers, illegal immigrants and terrorists.
Navy spokesman Commander Geronimo Malabanan said Armed Forces chief Lt. Gen. Dionisio Santiago will lead the defense and military officials who will witness the demonstration of the Swedish-made Combat Boat 90H at the Navy headquarters on Roxas Boulevard in Manila.
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