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MANILA (Xinhua) - The Philippine government today said Somali pirates had seized another group of 12 Filipino seamen on board a German tanker, bringing the total number of Filipino nationals hijacked at the dangerous waters of Gulf of Aden to 56.
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                    [Title] => 34 Pinoys cross Gaza border to Egypt
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                    [Title] => Five Filipinos survive sea accident
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                    [Title] => Israel allows Palestinian spouses of Pinays to leave Gaza
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                    [Title] => RP asks UN members to stem flow of terrorists into Iraq
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The country’s vote and support for the UN resolution came as Manila called on member states to cooperate in global efforts to curtail the movements of terrorists in the strife-torn country and preventing disruption of the ongoing political process, the Philippine Mission to the UN said yesterday.


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                    [Title] => Mall carpark robber nabbed
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Police said the suspect, Rodolfo Asistio, 42, jobless, was arrested by security personnel of the mall at around 9 p.m.


City police chief Superintendent Ronald Estilles said victims Mary Jane Mangibin, 33, and Marlin Montes, 32, was about to leave the carpark when the suspect entered their Nissan Sentra and forcibly took their cell phones and jewelry.


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