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[Title] => More troops sent to Basilan
[Summary] => Two more Army battalions were pulled out from counter-insurgency operations in the Visayas and dispatched to Basilan and Sulu to beef up the troops running after Abu Sayyaf bandits in Mindanao.
Meanwhile, an Abu Sayyaf gunman was reported killed yesterday in a fierce gunbattle in Tuburan town in Basilan that also left four soldiers wounded.
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[Title] => 10 more Sayyaf bandits, supporters to surrender
[Summary] => At least 10 more Abu Sayyaf members and supporters in Jolo, Sulu are expected to surrender to the military as government forces pressed their crackdown against the Muslim extremist group.
However, efforts to rescue 21 American and Filipino hostages being held by the Abu Sayyaf in their jungle lair in Basilan remained a big letdown.
Lt. Gen. Gregorio Camiling, chief of the Armed Forces’ Southern Command (Southcom) based in Zamboanga City, said the 10 would be in addition to 12 others who turned themselves in last Thursday as a result of the crackdown in Sulu.
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[Title] => 2 Sayyaf leaders sighted
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY  Abu Sayyaf leaders Ghalib Andang alias Commander Robot and Mujib Susukan have been sighted in the jungles of the Sulu towns of Talipao and Patikul by military troops pursuing the extremist guerrillas, intelligence reports said.
Andang and Susukan, the reports said, have been on the run in two groups since the military launched an all-out offensive against the rebel-bandits last Sept. 16.
Military sources said Andang, with about 100 hardcore followers, was spotted in the jungle of Talipao, while Susukan’s group was sighted in Patikul.
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[Title] => 26 Sayyaf rebels surrender in Sulu
[Summary] => Twenty-six Abu Sayyaf bandits under the notorious Ghalib Andang and Mujib Susukan have surrendered to the military, military officials said yesterday.
Maj. Gen. Narciso Abaya, commander of the military forces pursuing the bandits, said the 26 gunmen gave themselves up Friday in Maimbung and Talipao towns in Sulu.
Their surrender brought the number of gunmen in military custody to 188, according to the military.
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[Title] => Abu leaders entrust part of ransom to kin, pals
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — Leaders of the Abu Sayyaf have reportedly entrusted for safekeeping part of the ransom money they got in exchange for the release of foreign hostages, to their politician-friends and relatives while on the run from military offensive, an Army field commander said.
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[Title] => It’s do or die, Abus say
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — Abu Sayyaf leaders who led the raid at the Sipadan Dive Resort in Malaysia and seized 21 mostly European and Malaysian tourists will not surrender as they prepared to make a last stand against the military, sources in Sulu said yesterday.
The informants disclosed that the bandits, numbering 400, led by Ghalib Andang alias Commander Robot, and Mujib Susukan, have been preparing themselves for sabil (suicide attack) once cornered by government troops.
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[Title] => Four hostages sighted in Talipao as troops, Sayyaf clash
[Summary] => Three Malaysians and one Filipino being held hostage by the Abu Sayyaf have been spotted by government troops during separate clashes with the bandits in Talipao, Sulu, the military reported yesterday.
Col. Ernesto de Guzman, chief of staff of the military’s Southern Command, said the captives were seen in the village of Mabahay and Mt. Ma-Allah in Talipao, an Abu Sayyaf stronghold.
However, troops were unable to catch up with the bandits who fled deeper into the jungle.
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Meanwhile, an Abu Sayyaf gunman was reported killed yesterday in a fierce gunbattle in Tuburan town in Basilan that also left four soldiers wounded.
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[Title] => 10 more Sayyaf bandits, supporters to surrender
[Summary] => At least 10 more Abu Sayyaf members and supporters in Jolo, Sulu are expected to surrender to the military as government forces pressed their crackdown against the Muslim extremist group.
However, efforts to rescue 21 American and Filipino hostages being held by the Abu Sayyaf in their jungle lair in Basilan remained a big letdown.
Lt. Gen. Gregorio Camiling, chief of the Armed Forces’ Southern Command (Southcom) based in Zamboanga City, said the 10 would be in addition to 12 others who turned themselves in last Thursday as a result of the crackdown in Sulu.
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[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY  Abu Sayyaf leaders Ghalib Andang alias Commander Robot and Mujib Susukan have been sighted in the jungles of the Sulu towns of Talipao and Patikul by military troops pursuing the extremist guerrillas, intelligence reports said.
Andang and Susukan, the reports said, have been on the run in two groups since the military launched an all-out offensive against the rebel-bandits last Sept. 16.
Military sources said Andang, with about 100 hardcore followers, was spotted in the jungle of Talipao, while Susukan’s group was sighted in Patikul.
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[Title] => 26 Sayyaf rebels surrender in Sulu
[Summary] => Twenty-six Abu Sayyaf bandits under the notorious Ghalib Andang and Mujib Susukan have surrendered to the military, military officials said yesterday.
Maj. Gen. Narciso Abaya, commander of the military forces pursuing the bandits, said the 26 gunmen gave themselves up Friday in Maimbung and Talipao towns in Sulu.
Their surrender brought the number of gunmen in military custody to 188, according to the military.
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[Title] => Abu leaders entrust part of ransom to kin, pals
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — Leaders of the Abu Sayyaf have reportedly entrusted for safekeeping part of the ransom money they got in exchange for the release of foreign hostages, to their politician-friends and relatives while on the run from military offensive, an Army field commander said.
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[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — Abu Sayyaf leaders who led the raid at the Sipadan Dive Resort in Malaysia and seized 21 mostly European and Malaysian tourists will not surrender as they prepared to make a last stand against the military, sources in Sulu said yesterday.
The informants disclosed that the bandits, numbering 400, led by Ghalib Andang alias Commander Robot, and Mujib Susukan, have been preparing themselves for sabil (suicide attack) once cornered by government troops.
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[Title] => Four hostages sighted in Talipao as troops, Sayyaf clash
[Summary] => Three Malaysians and one Filipino being held hostage by the Abu Sayyaf have been spotted by government troops during separate clashes with the bandits in Talipao, Sulu, the military reported yesterday.
Col. Ernesto de Guzman, chief of staff of the military’s Southern Command, said the captives were seen in the village of Mabahay and Mt. Ma-Allah in Talipao, an Abu Sayyaf stronghold.
However, troops were unable to catch up with the bandits who fled deeper into the jungle.
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October 30, 2000 - 12:00am
