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[Title] => 2 Sayyaf gunmen killed in Jolo clash
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — Two suspected Abu Sayyaf bandits were killed yesterday in a gun battle with government troops in Panamao, Sulu, the military said.
A detachment of Marines, the Marine Battalion Landing Team 4 (MBLT), encountered a group of Abu Sayyaf rebels in Barangay Su triggering a firefight that left two of the bandits dead and one soldier wounded, Task Force Comet chief Brig. Gen. Alexander Aleo said.
The wounded soldier, who was not identified, was immediately flown to a military hospital in Asturias, Jolo for treatment.
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[Title] => 7 Abu Sayyaf bandits nabbed in Tawi-Tawi
[Summary] => Marine commandos arrested seven suspected members of the al-Qaeda linked Abu Sayyaf, including the group’s sub-commander, in a raid on an island hideout in Bongao, Tawi-Tawi last week, Navy authorities announced yesterday.
Navy chief Vice Adm. Ernesto de Leon said the arrest of the suspects was a result of their intensified counter-terrorism operations in Western Mindanao.
Jundan Jamalul, alias Commander Black Killer, did not resist arrest when elements of the 211th Marine Company swooped down on his lair in Paniogan village, Bongao town at 1:30 a.m. on Wednesday.
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[Title] => Freed Indonesian hostages reunited with their families
[Summary] => JAKARTA, (AFP) - Two Indonesian seamen who were rescued after being held by rebels in the southern Philippines for more than two months returned home Saturday.
Erikson Hutagaol and Yamin Labaso went straight to the foreign ministry to be reunited with their families when they arrived in the Indonesian capital Jakarta.
Hutagaol and Labaso were rescued this month when Philippine elite forces stormed a rebel hideout in the southern island of Jolo. A third hostage, Ahmad Resmiyadi, remains in captivity but is believed still to be alive.
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[Title] => Freed Indon hostages turned over to envoy, recount ordeal
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA City — Two Indonesian hostages rescued by Filipino troops from Muslim Abu Sayyaf rebels said yesterday they nearly lost hope of ever regaining their freedom during their three-month long captivity.
Yamin Labaso and Erikson Hutagaol were turned over yesterday to Indonesian officials in the southern Philippines. They were rescued last weekend after elite forces stormed an Abu Sayyaf lair in the southern island of Jolo.
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[Title] => ‘Lone Indon captive still alive’
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — The lone Indonesian hostage left in the hands of Abu Sayyaf kidnappers is still alive, according to his two companions who were rescued last Sunday by the military.
Armed Forces Southern Command (Southcom) chief Lt. Gen. Alberto Braganza said yesterday Erickson Hutagaol, 23, and Yamin Labaso, 28, both of whom are confined at the Southcom Hospital in this southern port city, have confirmed that it was the kidnap-for-ransom gang Abu Sayyaf under Murphy Ladja that was responsible for their abduction.
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[Title] => 2 Indon hostages rescued from Abu
[Summary] => The military rescued yesterday in the mountains of Sulu two of three Indonesian crewmen seized in March by suspected Abu Sayyaf extremists.
Armed Forces Southern Command (Southcom) chief Lt. Gen. Alberto Braganza said Indonesians Yamin Labuso, 28, and Erickson Hutagaol, 23, were recovered while authorities continued pursuit operations against those still holding Ahmad Resmiyadi captive.
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[Title] => 2 Indonesian crewmen nailigtas sa Abu Sayyaf
[Summary] => Camp Aguinaldo – Lumaya sa araw ng kasarinlan ang dalawang tripulanteng Indonesian matapos ang mahigit dalawang buwang pagkakabihag ng mga bandidong Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) sa isinagawang rescue operations ng tropa ng militar sa Indanan, Sulu kahapon ng madaling-araw.
Sa isang phone interview kinumpirma ni Joint Task Force (JTF) Commander Brig. Gen. Alexander Aleo ang pagkakaligtas ng kaniyang mga tauhan sa mga dayuhang bihag na sina Erickson Hutagaoil, 23-anyos at Yamin Labuso, 28 taong gulang.
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[Title] => Jakarta asks Manila’s help on captive Indons
[Summary] => Jakarta asked President Arroyo yesterday to take action to free three Indonesian fishermen held hostage by rebels in Mindanao, Indonesia’s foreign minister said.
President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono had made the request in a telephone conversation with Mrs. Arroyo, said minister, Hassan Wirayuda.
"President Arroyo said she had great concern about the issue and had ordered the Armed Forces, police and the intelligence body to take action to free the hostages," Wirayuda told reporters.
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A detachment of Marines, the Marine Battalion Landing Team 4 (MBLT), encountered a group of Abu Sayyaf rebels in Barangay Su triggering a firefight that left two of the bandits dead and one soldier wounded, Task Force Comet chief Brig. Gen. Alexander Aleo said.
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Navy chief Vice Adm. Ernesto de Leon said the arrest of the suspects was a result of their intensified counter-terrorism operations in Western Mindanao.
Jundan Jamalul, alias Commander Black Killer, did not resist arrest when elements of the 211th Marine Company swooped down on his lair in Paniogan village, Bongao town at 1:30 a.m. on Wednesday.
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Erikson Hutagaol and Yamin Labaso went straight to the foreign ministry to be reunited with their families when they arrived in the Indonesian capital Jakarta.
Hutagaol and Labaso were rescued this month when Philippine elite forces stormed a rebel hideout in the southern island of Jolo. A third hostage, Ahmad Resmiyadi, remains in captivity but is believed still to be alive.
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Yamin Labaso and Erikson Hutagaol were turned over yesterday to Indonesian officials in the southern Philippines. They were rescued last weekend after elite forces stormed an Abu Sayyaf lair in the southern island of Jolo.
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Armed Forces Southern Command (Southcom) chief Lt. Gen. Alberto Braganza said yesterday Erickson Hutagaol, 23, and Yamin Labaso, 28, both of whom are confined at the Southcom Hospital in this southern port city, have confirmed that it was the kidnap-for-ransom gang Abu Sayyaf under Murphy Ladja that was responsible for their abduction.
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Sa isang phone interview kinumpirma ni Joint Task Force (JTF) Commander Brig. Gen. Alexander Aleo ang pagkakaligtas ng kaniyang mga tauhan sa mga dayuhang bihag na sina Erickson Hutagaoil, 23-anyos at Yamin Labuso, 28 taong gulang.
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President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono had made the request in a telephone conversation with Mrs. Arroyo, said minister, Hassan Wirayuda.
"President Arroyo said she had great concern about the issue and had ordered the Armed Forces, police and the intelligence body to take action to free the hostages," Wirayuda told reporters.
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