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Philippine Coast Guard-National Capital Region chief Commodore Wilfredo Tamayo said that after "100 percent of the ship" was searched, no bodies of those reported still missing were found yesterday.


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Ayon kay PCG Spokesman Lt. Armand Balilo, 32 body parts ang pinag-aralan ng NBI kung saan 12 na lang ang hindi nakikilala.


Siyam sa mga body parts na nakilala na kung sinong pasahero, ang ibinigay na sa kanilang mga kamag-anak at iniuwi na sa kanilang probinsiya para mabigyan  ng maayos na burol at libing.

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                    [Title] => 7 more bodies found in SuperFerry 14
                    [Summary] => Search teams located seven more bodies yesterday in a ferry that caught fire in Manila Bay last week, while an official refused to rule out terrorism despite doubts over Muslim  militants’ claim of responsibility.


Rescue workers have recovered 17 bodies since the SuperFerry 14 caught fire on Feb. 27 with 899 people aboard, and continued to comb the half-submerged wreckage for the 118 still missing. Investigators have searched about 80 percent of the ship.


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                    [Title] => Divers find 6 more bodies in SuperFerry hulk
                    [Summary] => Coast Guard divers found yesterday six more bodies in the ill-fated SuperFerry 14 now lying on its starboard (right) side off the coast of Mariveles, Bataan.


A total of nine bodies have already been found in the ferry’s hulk, bringing down to 125 the number of passengers and crewmen still missing after fire of still unknown origin gutted the 10,000-ton ship last week. 


There were initially one dead and 134 missing in the accident, with the erstwhile lone fatality remaining unidentified.


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Siyam sa mga body parts na nakilala na kung sinong pasahero, ang ibinigay na sa kanilang mga kamag-anak at iniuwi na sa kanilang probinsiya para mabigyan  ng maayos na burol at libing.

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22 still unaccounted for in SuperFerry tragedy

By Jose Aravilla | March 24, 2004 - 12:00am

Twenty-two passengers are still missing while 96 have been confirmed dead as retrieval operations on the ill-fated SuperFerry 14 are expected to end today after two days of futile search for more bodies. Philippine...

Headlines

20 pang biktima ng pagsabog ng SuperFerry 14, nakilala

March 18, 2004 - 12:00am

May 20 parte pa ng mga katawan na narekober ng Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) ang nakilala na ng forensic team ng National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) sa sumabog na SuperFerry 14 kung saan siyam sa mga ito ang naiuwi...

PSN Metro

Superferry list revised

March 9, 2004 - 12:00am

The number of unaccounted passengers in the Feb. 26 SuperFerry 14 fire has been lowered to 87 after the shipowners deducted those which could not be confirmed as missing.

Metro

7 more bodies found in SuperFerry 14

March 6, 2004 - 12:00am

Search teams located seven more bodies yesterday in a ferry that caught fire in Manila Bay last week, while an official refused to rule out terrorism despite doubts over Muslim militants’ claim of responsibility. Rescue...

Headlines

Divers find 6 more bodies in SuperFerry hulk

March 5, 2004 - 12:00am

Coast Guard divers found yesterday six more bodies in the ill-fated SuperFerry 14 now lying on its starboard (right) side off the coast of Mariveles, Bataan. A total of nine bodies have already been found in the...

Headlines