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[Title] => Gov't identifies Sayyaf captors
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The government released yesterday the names of five leaders of the Muslim
extremist Abu Sayyaf group holding 21 mostly foreign hostages in the southern
Philippines.
Defense Secretary Orlando Mercado told a media briefing that each of the Abu
Sayyaf leaders was holding four to five hostages.
They split up after clashes with the military which had cordoned off their
jungle hideout in Jolo island.
The hostages comprise nine Malaysians, a German family of three, two French
nationals, two Finnish men, a South African couple and a Lebanese woman, along
with two Filipinos.
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The government released yesterday the names of five leaders of the Muslim
extremist Abu Sayyaf group holding 21 mostly foreign hostages in the southern
Philippines.
Defense Secretary Orlando Mercado told a media briefing that each of the Abu
Sayyaf leaders was holding four to five hostages.
They split up after clashes with the military which had cordoned off their
jungle hideout in Jolo island.
The hostages comprise nine Malaysians, a German family of three, two French
nationals, two Finnish men, a South African couple and a Lebanese woman, along
with two Filipinos.
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