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The missing 3,000-ton cargoes of aluminum ingots, which the pirates removed
from the hijacked Japanese ship Alondra Rainbow  in October, have all
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But in spite of a recent seizure of the portion of some 214 tons of aluminum
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The Japanese insurers of the cargo through their Filipino counsels are pressing
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been shipped to the Philippines via Subic Freeport.

But in spite of a recent seizure of the portion of some 214 tons of aluminum
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More pirated aluminum ingots found in RP - NBI

By by Andy Dalisay | May 26, 2000 - 12:00am

The missing 3,000-ton cargoes of aluminum ingots, which the pirates removed from the hijacked Japanese ship Alondra Rainbow in October, have all been shipped to the Philippines via Subic Freeport. But in spite...

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