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[Title] => Abu Sayyaf still engaged in kidnapping — military
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — The military admitted yesterday that it has not totally dismantled the Abu Sayyaf group and that it continues to operate transnational kidnapping activities at the Philippine-Malaysian border.
A military official, however, said the hunt for the bandit group has been intensified in Tawi-Tawi island.
The militarypresented yesterday one of the seven captured Abu Sayyaf members involved in transnational kidnapping and the mass abduction of teachers and students in Basilan sometime in March 2000 during a briefing at the military headquarters here.
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[Title] => Eco-cultural office in Sabah soon
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — The government will put up an economic and cultural office in the eastern Malaysian state of Sabah to protect the welfare of over half a million Filipinos, mostly undocumented, who have sought employment there.
"It is time to stop the sufferings of our brothers in Sabah," President Arroyo told Mindanao business leaders and officials of foreign chambers at the Marco Polo Hotel here, upon her arrival from a three-day state visit to Malaysia Thursday afternoon.
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"It is time to stop the sufferings of our brothers in Sabah," President Arroyo told Mindanao business leaders and officials of foreign chambers at the Marco Polo Hotel here, upon her arrival from a three-day state visit to Malaysia Thursday afternoon.
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A military official, however, said the hunt for the bandit group has been intensified in Tawi-Tawi island.
The militarypresented yesterday one of the seven captured Abu Sayyaf members involved in transnational kidnapping and the mass abduction of teachers and students in Basilan sometime in March 2000 during a briefing at the military headquarters here.
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"It is time to stop the sufferings of our brothers in Sabah," President Arroyo told Mindanao business leaders and officials of foreign chambers at the Marco Polo Hotel here, upon her arrival from a three-day state visit to Malaysia Thursday afternoon.
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"It is time to stop the sufferings of our brothers in Sabah," President Arroyo told Mindanao business leaders and officials of foreign chambers at the Marco Polo Hotel here, upon her arrival from a three-day state visit to Malaysia Thursday afternoon.
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August 11, 2001 - 12:00am
August 11, 2001 - 12:00am
