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[Title] => Palace: Bali bombers' execution a triumph of justice
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[Title] => Bali bombers executed
[Summary] => Three Indonesian Islamists were executed by firing squad early yesterday for the Bali bombings which killed 202 people, sparking calls for revenge from their radical supporters.
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[Title] => The noose is tightening
[Summary] => I think the way is clear-cut if we want to pinpoint the blame for the Manila Bay crash of that very old Fokker-27 plane. It’s not enough to crack down on the owners and operators of that barebones air carrier, Laoag Air. If it’s true that they conducted only backyard maintenance and repair activities, cannibalizing one aircraft to provide spare parts for the other three, this is criminal.
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[Title] => Nabbed Bali suspect linked to RP groups
[Summary] => Police and military authorities said yesterday that a principal suspect in the Oct. 12 powerful bomb blast in Bali, Indonesia maintained close ties with Islamic terrorists in the Philippines.
The suspect, identified only as Amrozi, was arrested by the Indonesian police in his residence in Manado area last Nov. 7.
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[Title] => Davao airport security doubly tightened
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — Security has been doubly tightened at the Davao City International Airport following reports that a suspect in the Oct. 12 bombings in Bali, Indonesia had planned to flee to the Philippines this week.
"We have coordinated with all the agencies concerned, including the immigration and Customs bureaus. We have tightened all aspects of security at the airport," said Lt. Col. Beltran Gido, chief of the Aviation Security Command (Avsecom) at the Davao airport.
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[Title] => OMA: Ancient trade routes now used by terrorists
[Summary] => A Muslim government official said yesterday it was likely that the al Qaeda cell based in Southeast Asia has been using the Manado-Davao-General Santos route to shuttle between the Philippines and Indonesia.
Zamzamin Ampatuan, executive director of the Office of Muslim Affairs, made this observation following reports that a key suspect in the Oct. 12 bombing of two nightclubs in Bali, Indonesia that killed close to 200 people had planned to flee to Mindanao using the ancient trading route between the two countries.
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[Title] => Indon police: Manado consulate bombing not a terrorist attack
[Summary] => Indonesian authorities are convinced that the bombing of the Philippine consulate in the town of Manado in Indonesia’s North Sulawesi last Oct. 12 was not a terror attack and not linked to the coinciding car bomb attack in Bali that killed at least 190 people.
This was announced by Inspector General Made Mangku Pastika, deputy chief of the criminal investigation division of the Indonesian national police, during the last day of the International Conference on Anti-Terrorism and Tourism Recovery in Makati City yesterday.
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[Title] => Bali bombing suspect planned to flee to RP
[Summary] => The suspect in the bloody Oct. 12 bombing in Bali, Indonesia had planned to escape to the Philippines this week, a top Indonesian police official said yesterday. Inspector General Made Mangku Pastika, deputy chief of the Criminal Investigation Division of the Indonesian national police ...
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"We have coordinated with all the agencies concerned, including the immigration and Customs bureaus. We have tightened all aspects of security at the airport," said Lt. Col. Beltran Gido, chief of the Aviation Security Command (Avsecom) at the Davao airport.
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Zamzamin Ampatuan, executive director of the Office of Muslim Affairs, made this observation following reports that a key suspect in the Oct. 12 bombing of two nightclubs in Bali, Indonesia that killed close to 200 people had planned to flee to Mindanao using the ancient trading route between the two countries.
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[Summary] => Indonesian authorities are convinced that the bombing of the Philippine consulate in the town of Manado in Indonesia’s North Sulawesi last Oct. 12 was not a terror attack and not linked to the coinciding car bomb attack in Bali that killed at least 190 people.
This was announced by Inspector General Made Mangku Pastika, deputy chief of the criminal investigation division of the Indonesian national police, during the last day of the International Conference on Anti-Terrorism and Tourism Recovery in Makati City yesterday.
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[Title] => Bali bombing suspect planned to flee to RP
[Summary] => The suspect in the bloody Oct. 12 bombing in Bali, Indonesia had planned to escape to the Philippines this week, a top Indonesian police official said yesterday. Inspector General Made Mangku Pastika, deputy chief of the Criminal Investigation Division of the Indonesian national police ...
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