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[Title] => Libyans say Gadhafi hometown could fall in days
[Summary] => Libyan military officials said yesterday that revolutionary forces could capture Moammar Gadhafi's hometown of Sirte within days.
[DatePublished] => 2011-10-06 03:30:00
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[Title] => Sayyaf suspects on trial in Pasig
[Summary] => Two suspected Abu Sayyaf members who are facing charges before a Pasig court were presented yesterday by the Department of Justice’s anti-terror and security task force as part of its campaign against terror activities.
The two were identified as Jojo Jolo alias Abu Abdullah and Alizar Abubakar Iskandal alias Abu Hadi. A third suspect, Zohri Manatad alias Aby Nohman was later flown in from Zamboanga to attend the court proceedings. They could not take the same flight as three suspected terrorists in one airplane is a security risk, the DOJ said.
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[Title] => Janjalani in-law nabbed
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY – Four Abu Sayyaf men, including the brother-in-law of Khadaffi Janjalani, were captured by the military in Isabela City, capital of Basilan, top military officials said yesterday.
The bandits —-Jojo Francisco Jolo alias Abu Ibno Abdulla, 23, a foreign-trained extremist; Alizar Abubakar Manatad alias Abu Hadi; Zhurie Mohammad Manatad, Janjalani’s brother-in-law; and Maid Sampang — were carrying rewards for their arrest varying from P100,000 to P150,000 each.
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The two were identified as Jojo Jolo alias Abu Abdullah and Alizar Abubakar Iskandal alias Abu Hadi. A third suspect, Zohri Manatad alias Aby Nohman was later flown in from Zamboanga to attend the court proceedings. They could not take the same flight as three suspected terrorists in one airplane is a security risk, the DOJ said.
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The bandits —-Jojo Francisco Jolo alias Abu Ibno Abdulla, 23, a foreign-trained extremist; Alizar Abubakar Manatad alias Abu Hadi; Zhurie Mohammad Manatad, Janjalani’s brother-in-law; and Maid Sampang — were carrying rewards for their arrest varying from P100,000 to P150,000 each.
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February 22, 2003 - 12:00am
