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UMANO’Y nabuo ang Abu Sayyaf noong 1987 na ang miyembro lamang ay nasa 100.
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                    [Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — Abu Sayyaf leader Khadafi Janjalani, who remains in the most wanted list of terrorists by the US government, is still holding out in the mountains of Sultan Kudarat, a senior military official said yesterday.


Brig. Gen. Alexander Yano, 601st Army Brigade commander, said Janjalani and 70 of his armed men are still hiding in the hinterlands near Palimbang town.


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                    [Title] => Troops overrun Abu camps
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Meanwhile, Abu Sayyaf chieftain Khadafi Janjalani, who is believed to be hiding in Patikul in Sulu, has reportedly ordered his men in Basilan to recruit new members.


The military has intensified combat patrols in Tuburan town and nearby areas in the island-province following reports that the Abu Sayyaf is building up its strength.


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                    [Title] => Abu Sabaya, trainee policeman bago naging public enemy no. 1
                    [Summary] => Nabatid sa military files na si Abu Sabaya, 40, ay isang drop-out student ng criminology course noong 1986.  Matapos iwan ang police training sa Zamboanga City ay sumali siya sa Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF), isang Muslim separatist group.


Dito niya natutunan ang black art ng bomb-making at sabotage, pero umalis sa naturang grupo makaraang lumagda sa peace treaty ang MNLF noong 1996.


Nagtungo ng Saudi Arabia si Sabaya, pero hindi malinaw kung anong ginawa niya doon.


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                    [Summary] => Schilling who? Only four months ago the full name of the American held hostage by the Muslim extremist group Abu Sayyaf came easily to mind. Now his abductors are practically begging the government to negotiate for the freedom of Jeffrey Craig Edwards Schilling, who has reportedly started coughing blood in the jungles of Sulu. In this period of national turbulence, however, even a hemorrhaging Schilling is unlikely to bring any government official to the negotiating table.  


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                    [Summary] => Remember Commander Robot? He was the ogre from Sulu whom everyone wanted caught, locked up, even quartered and fed to the dogs. That was less than two months ago. Now Ghalib Andang, the high-profile "Commander Robot" of the Abu Sayyaf terrorist group, has been forgotten by the nation, together with his cohorts and their two remaining hostages. 


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That list of impossible demands gave the government its long delayed epiphany:
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KHADAFI JANJALANI

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Brig. Gen. Alexander Yano, 601st Army Brigade commander, said Janjalani and 70 of his armed men are still hiding in the hinterlands near Palimbang town.


"He is still hiding and has not slipped out of Palimbang since he arrived with his followers. Janjalani and his group are evading military combat," Yano said. 


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The military has intensified combat patrols in Tuburan town and nearby areas in the island-province following reports that the Abu Sayyaf is building up its strength.


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Dito niya natutunan ang black art ng bomb-making at sabotage, pero umalis sa naturang grupo makaraang lumagda sa peace treaty ang MNLF noong 1996.


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