+ Follow HUTAGAOL Tag
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[Title] => Freed Indonesian hostages reunited with their families
[Summary] => JAKARTA, (AFP) - Two Indonesian seamen who were rescued after being held by rebels in the southern Philippines for more than two months returned home Saturday.
Erikson Hutagaol and Yamin Labaso went straight to the foreign ministry to be reunited with their families when they arrived in the Indonesian capital Jakarta.
Hutagaol and Labaso were rescued this month when Philippine elite forces stormed a rebel hideout in the southern island of Jolo. A third hostage, Ahmad Resmiyadi, remains in captivity but is believed still to be alive.
[DatePublished] => 2005-06-19 00:00:00
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[Title] => Freed Indon hostages turned over to envoy, recount ordeal
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA City — Two Indonesian hostages rescued by Filipino troops from Muslim Abu Sayyaf rebels said yesterday they nearly lost hope of ever regaining their freedom during their three-month long captivity.
Yamin Labaso and Erikson Hutagaol were turned over yesterday to Indonesian officials in the southern Philippines. They were rescued last weekend after elite forces stormed an Abu Sayyaf lair in the southern island of Jolo.
[DatePublished] => 2005-06-16 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Roel Pareño
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[Title] => Freed Indonesian hostages reunited with their families
[Summary] => JAKARTA, (AFP) - Two Indonesian seamen who were rescued after being held by rebels in the southern Philippines for more than two months returned home Saturday.
Erikson Hutagaol and Yamin Labaso went straight to the foreign ministry to be reunited with their families when they arrived in the Indonesian capital Jakarta.
Hutagaol and Labaso were rescued this month when Philippine elite forces stormed a rebel hideout in the southern island of Jolo. A third hostage, Ahmad Resmiyadi, remains in captivity but is believed still to be alive.
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[Title] => Freed Indon hostages turned over to envoy, recount ordeal
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA City — Two Indonesian hostages rescued by Filipino troops from Muslim Abu Sayyaf rebels said yesterday they nearly lost hope of ever regaining their freedom during their three-month long captivity.
Yamin Labaso and Erikson Hutagaol were turned over yesterday to Indonesian officials in the southern Philippines. They were rescued last weekend after elite forces stormed an Abu Sayyaf lair in the southern island of Jolo.
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