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The Abu Sayyaf reportedly plans to attack churches in retaliation for last Tuesday’s bloody police assault that ended a failed jailbreak by Abu Sayyaf detainees at Camp Bagong Diwa in Bicutan, Taguig City.


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"If you go astray and follow the path to wickedness, you will be punished," said a grand mufti (preacher) in a nearby North Cotabato town, who asked not to be named.


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                    [Summary] => Last Monday’s jailbreak attempt is the latest in a series of embarrassing prison security lapses involving Islamic militants.


Had it succeeded, it would have dealt a serious blow to the government’s anti-terrorism credentials because the prison uprising’s three leaders were prime suspects in some of the Philippines’ worst terrorist attacks and kidnappings.


Abu Sayyaf leaders Ghalib Andang, Alhamser Limbong and Nadjmi Sabdula were among 22 prisoners killed when crack police forces stormed the prison to end the standoff.


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ALHAMSER LIMBONG AND NADJMI SABDULA

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Lenten ceasefire with NPA proposed

By Marvin Sy | March 20, 2005 - 12:00am

Sen. Ralph Recto urged Malacañang yesterday to call a ceasefire with communist rebels to allow the military and police to focus their attention on the Abu Sayyaf, who security officials say are planning to...

Headlines

Muslim religious leaders: It was Allah’s wrath

By John Unson | March 16, 2005 - 12:00am

COTABATO CITY — It was "the wrath of Allah" — senablaw in the local dialect — that killed the 17 accused Abu Sayyaf terrorists who took fellow inmates hostage last Monday at the Metro Manila...

Headlines

Who were Kosovo, Global and Robot?

By Roel Pareño | March 16, 2005 - 12:00am

Last Monday’s jailbreak attempt is the latest in a series of embarrassing prison security lapses involving Islamic militants. Had it succeeded, it would have dealt a serious blow to the government’s anti-terrorism...

Headlines