+ Follow NEMA ENTERPRISES Tag
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[Title] => No word yet on seized Iligan trader
[Summary] => ILIGAN CITY — Police are facing a blank wall in the abduction of a local trader whose kidnappers are reportedly demanding a P30-million ransom.
The victim, Marcelino Siao, owner of Nema Enterprises here, was seized on the night of Aug. 11. His family confirmed the abduction and said that P30 million was being sought for his release.
Police, however, said Siao’s family has since kept silent on any developments in the case.
The abduction has alarmed local businessmen, prompting them to take precautions against falling prey to kidnapping syndicates.
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[Title] => P30-M ransom sought for Iligan trader
[Summary] => ILIGAN CITY — A wealthy businessman here was seized Thursday night, and his abductors were reportedly demanding a P30-million ransom, police said.
Senior Superintendent Ro—gelio Nuneza, city police chief, said they confirmed the kidnapping of Marcelino Dano Siao, 56, owner of Nema Enterprises, after the victim’s family informed the police about the incident and the ransom demand.
Police initially learned about the abduction when Pablito Abragan Jr., chairman of Ba—rangay Del Carmen, reported a Grand Vitara with license plate KCL-307 abandoned near his resi
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[Title] => No word yet on seized Iligan trader
[Summary] => ILIGAN CITY — Police are facing a blank wall in the abduction of a local trader whose kidnappers are reportedly demanding a P30-million ransom.
The victim, Marcelino Siao, owner of Nema Enterprises here, was seized on the night of Aug. 11. His family confirmed the abduction and said that P30 million was being sought for his release.
Police, however, said Siao’s family has since kept silent on any developments in the case.
The abduction has alarmed local businessmen, prompting them to take precautions against falling prey to kidnapping syndicates.
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[Summary] => ILIGAN CITY — A wealthy businessman here was seized Thursday night, and his abductors were reportedly demanding a P30-million ransom, police said.
Senior Superintendent Ro—gelio Nuneza, city police chief, said they confirmed the kidnapping of Marcelino Dano Siao, 56, owner of Nema Enterprises, after the victim’s family informed the police about the incident and the ransom demand.
Police initially learned about the abduction when Pablito Abragan Jr., chairman of Ba—rangay Del Carmen, reported a Grand Vitara with license plate KCL-307 abandoned near his resi
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August 14, 2003 - 12:00am
