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Malacañang yesterday called on Manila Mayor Alfredo Lim and former Manila Police District (MPD) director Chief Superintendent Rodolfo Magtibay to just bring their concerns to the proper forum instead of bickering in public.

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Only one of eight government and police officials blamed for last month's bungled hostage rescue in Manila that left eight Hong Kong tourists dead should face criminal charges, according to a government report seen today by The Associated Press.

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Malacañang yesterday called on Manila Mayor Alfredo Lim and former Manila Police District (MPD) director Chief Superintendent Rodolfo Magtibay to just bring their concerns to the proper forum instead of bickering in public.

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Only one of eight government and police officials blamed for last month's bungled hostage rescue in Manila that left eight Hong Kong tourists dead should face criminal charges, according to a government report seen today by The Associated Press.

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