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The Abu Sayyaf group has been blamed for the bombings, which left 30 people wounded.


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                    [Title] => Bomb scare panics Zambo City shoppers
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Police said a room attendant in a downtown inn saw an abandoned bag and told authorities he believed there was a bomb in it, said SPO1 William Jones, a member of the city’s bomb squad.


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