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Army troops and police have dug up four more skeletons, believed those of purged communist rebels, from a mass grave in a remote barangay in Inopacan, Southern Leyte.


The discovery brought to 71 the total number of remains recovered from a New People’s Army killing fields located some 370 meters above sea level at a ridge on Mt. Sapang Dako, Barangay Kaulihan in Inopacan.


Around 300 victims of a purge within the Communist Party of the Philippines are believed to have been buried in the killing field called  "The Garden" 21 years ago.


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Army troops and police have dug up four more skeletons, believed those of purged communist rebels, from a mass grave in a remote barangay in Inopacan, Southern Leyte.


The discovery brought to 71 the total number of remains recovered from a New People’s Army killing fields located some 370 meters above sea level at a ridge on Mt. Sapang Dako, Barangay Kaulihan in Inopacan.


Around 300 victims of a purge within the Communist Party of the Philippines are believed to have been buried in the killing field called  "The Garden" 21 years ago.


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Leyte killing field yields four more skeletons

By Jaime Laude | September 6, 2006 - 12:00am

Army troops and police have dug up four more skeletons, believed those of purged communist rebels, from a mass grave in a remote barangay in Inopacan, Southern Leyte. The discovery brought to 71 the total...

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