+ Follow LETICIA CALO Tag
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[Title] => 2 kidnap victims rescued
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ZAMBOANGA CITY - Two kidnapped teachers were rescued yesterday by government
troopers in Basilan province after 13 days of captivity.
Gen. Diomedio Villanueva, chief of the Southern Command, said Leticia Calo and
Maybelline Apolinario, both assigned in Cabaluay Elementary School east of this
city were freed somewhere in Tipo-Tipo, Basilan.
Villanueva said the victims were abandoned by their captors led by a certain
Darah Sela following pressures from the pursuing troops of the 10th Infantry
Battalion.
Villanueva said the two kidnap victims looked haggard and tired.
[DatePublished] => 2000-03-23 00:00:00
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[Title] => Rebs demand P.5 M, radio for 2 tutors
[Summary] =>
ZAMBOANGA CITY - Abu Sayyaf rebels holding two public school teachers captive
have demanded a P500,000 ransom and a handheld radio in exchange for the
mentors' release, police confirmed yesterday.
Superintendent Akmadul Pangambayan, Basilan police director, said the rebels
relayed their demands in a letter mailed to the families of Maybelyn Apolinario
and Leticia Calo, who were snatched last March 9 at the Islamia Elementary
School in Barangay Cabaluay, 15 kilometers east of this cit
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LETICIA CALO
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ZAMBOANGA CITY - Two kidnapped teachers were rescued yesterday by government
troopers in Basilan province after 13 days of captivity.
Gen. Diomedio Villanueva, chief of the Southern Command, said Leticia Calo and
Maybelline Apolinario, both assigned in Cabaluay Elementary School east of this
city were freed somewhere in Tipo-Tipo, Basilan.
Villanueva said the victims were abandoned by their captors led by a certain
Darah Sela following pressures from the pursuing troops of the 10th Infantry
Battalion.
Villanueva said the two kidnap victims looked haggard and tired.
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[Title] => Rebs demand P.5 M, radio for 2 tutors
[Summary] =>
ZAMBOANGA CITY - Abu Sayyaf rebels holding two public school teachers captive
have demanded a P500,000 ransom and a handheld radio in exchange for the
mentors' release, police confirmed yesterday.
Superintendent Akmadul Pangambayan, Basilan police director, said the rebels
relayed their demands in a letter mailed to the families of Maybelyn Apolinario
and Leticia Calo, who were snatched last March 9 at the Islamia Elementary
School in Barangay Cabaluay, 15 kilometers east of this cit
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