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4 hurt in Sultan Kudarat blast

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December 29, 2006 | 12:00am
TACURONG CITY – Three shoppers and a baggage boy were injured after a powerful blast ripped through a department store in Tacurong City at 3:30 p.m. yesterday.

They are undergoing treatment at Sandig Hospital in Tacurong City.

Injured were Analyn, Nilda and John, all surnamed Lorenzo, and Anthony Gonio.

Tacurong City police investigators said the bomb exploded five minutes after it was left by a lone suspect at the baggage counter of the Kimsan Department Store.

Police said the improvised bomb was made up of a small sealed container with explosive powder inside, and attached to a contraption of batteries and a cell phone. — Ramil Bajo, James Mananghaya

ANALYN

ANTHONY GONIO

CITY

JAMES MANANGHAYA

KIMSAN DEPARTMENT STORE

LORENZO

NILDA AND JOHN

RAMIL BAJO

SANDIG HOSPITAL

TACURONG

TACURONG CITY
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