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[Title] => MILF agrees to leave occupied villages in N. Cotabato
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ZAMBOANGA CITY — The three Filipino engineers of a US-funded road project and their driver — who were snatched by gunmen earlier this week in Parang town in Sulu — escaped yesterday while their captors slept, military officials said.
Col. Reynaldo Sealana, commander of the Army’s 104th Brigade, said the four hostages managed to sneak out when their captors fell asleep. They were met by troops in Barangay Lanao Dakula, near the site where they were kidnapped last Tuesday.
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President Arroyo approved yesterday the immediate deployment of three additional troop battalions to Sulu to speed up efforts to crush the Abu Sayyaf and capture two of Asia’s most wanted terrorists believed to be hiding in Mindanao.
The President issued the order following a command conference with the military top brass and security officials at the Camiguin provincial capitol in Mambajao.
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Col. Reynaldo Sealana, commander of the Army’s 104th Brigade, said the four hostages managed to sneak out when their captors fell asleep. They were met by troops in Barangay Lanao Dakula, near the site where they were kidnapped last Tuesday.
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The President issued the order following a command conference with the military top brass and security officials at the Camiguin provincial capitol in Mambajao.
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October 18, 2007 - 12:00am
