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[Title] => One-armed bandit leader wounded in Sulu clash - AFP
[Summary] => One-armed Abu Sayyaf leader Radullan Sahiron was wounded while six other bandits were killed in the weekend clash in Patikul, Sulu that resulted in the death of 11 government troopers, the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) announced yesterday.
In a radio interview, AFP spokesman Brig. Gen. Eduardo Purificacion said residents of Barangay Darayan in Patikul told government agents that Sahiron sustained some gunshot wounds while six other bandits men were killed and five wounded.
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[Title] => Military confirms Abu leader’s death
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — The leader of the Abu Sayyaf rebels who kidnapped four Jehovah’s Witnesses on Aug. 21 has been killed in a gun battle with government troops, the Armed Forces Southern Command confirmed yesterday.
Southcom chief Lt. Gen. Ernesto Carolina said Abdulmuin Sahiron, nephew of the one-armed bandit leader Radulan Sahiron, was killed in an encounter at the border of Patikul and Talipao towns in Sulu last Friday.
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[Title] => One-armed bandit leader wounded in Sulu clash - AFP
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In a radio interview, AFP spokesman Brig. Gen. Eduardo Purificacion said residents of Barangay Darayan in Patikul told government agents that Sahiron sustained some gunshot wounds while six other bandits men were killed and five wounded.
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[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — The leader of the Abu Sayyaf rebels who kidnapped four Jehovah’s Witnesses on Aug. 21 has been killed in a gun battle with government troops, the Armed Forces Southern Command confirmed yesterday.
Southcom chief Lt. Gen. Ernesto Carolina said Abdulmuin Sahiron, nephew of the one-armed bandit leader Radulan Sahiron, was killed in an encounter at the border of Patikul and Talipao towns in Sulu last Friday.
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