+ Follow NORTH UPI MAYOR RAMON PIANG Tag
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[Title] => Trader's kidnappers ask for P10-million ransom
[Summary] => Gunmen holding captive a Filipino-Chinese trader they snatched Saturday in North Upi, Maguindanao have reportedly asked for a P10 million ransom, but authorities remain pat in working out the victim’s safe release without any ransom
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[Title] => Tribal conflict forces villagers to flee homes
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Local officials confirmed that more than 400 families in the Lapaken and Bakayawan districts of the newly created municipality of Datu Blah Sinsuat were forced to evacuate due to clashes between Tausog and Maguindanaon settlers there.
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[Summary] => NORTH UPI, Maguindanao — A cargo truck fully loaded with hitchhikers turned turtle along an accident-prone portion of the highway here Thursday, leaving 32 people injured, including a 17-year-old ethnic Tiruray who lost his right leg in the crash.
North Upi Mayor Ramon Piang said only half of those hurt were confined in hospitals.
One of the injured hitchhikers, Jomar Eli, 17, lost his lower right leg pinned by the metal siding of the truck.
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Local officials confirmed that more than 400 families in the Lapaken and Bakayawan districts of the newly created municipality of Datu Blah Sinsuat were forced to evacuate due to clashes between Tausog and Maguindanaon settlers there.
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North Upi Mayor Ramon Piang said only half of those hurt were confined in hospitals.
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