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Andang Pramana, the embassy’s press attaché, said there are 5,300 Indonesians who registered for the elections in Manila and Davao City.


The embassy has set up an election committee to conduct and supervise the voting process and the counting of votes. 


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Mrs. Arroyo said the JI, which experts say espouses the establishment of a radical pan-Islamic state in Southeast Asia, has surpassed local insurgents, including communist rebels, as the foremost security concern.


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                    [Summary] => The Indonesian Embassy is asking the Philippine government to allow due process to take its course before supporting the US government’s request to the United Nations to include its two nationals detained here in its list of foreign terrorists.


Andang Pramana, spokesman of the Indonesian Embassy, said Fathur Rohman Al Ghozi and Agus Dwikarna, who are being held at Camp Crame in Quezon City on charges of terrorism, should be given their day in court.


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In a note verbale sent to the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) on Tuesday, Indonesian officials sought clarification on the apprehension and detention of their five citizens — Lasdli Mahadin Amka, 35, of Peita Tahona; Nasser Sapate Masang, 23, of Betong; Allan Duriyang Duremalam, 20, of Manado City; Junjun Abram Manderes, 18, and Johnny Pido Manderes, 19, both of Peita, Tahona.


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                    [Title] => Metro hospitals ready, able — DOH
                    [Summary] => Health Secretary Manuel Dayrit assured the public Metro Manila hospitals can deal with possible bombing incidents.


Dayrit said there is adequate burn expertise in several government hospitals. 


The hospitals have the necessary medicines and supplies to treat an anticipated influx of bombing victims.


The health chief pointed out a code blue alert has been in place in government hospitals as form of disaster preparedness.


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Indonesians in RP urged to cast votes

By Marvin Sy | April 3, 2004 - 12:00am

The Indonesian embassy is calling on its nationals in the Philippines to cast their votes for their legislature this Monday. Andang Pramana, the embassy’s press attaché, said there are 5,300 Indonesians...

Nation

‘JI now top nat’l security priority’

By Marichu A. Villanueva | October 25, 2003 - 12:00am

The Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) has replaced local insurgent groups as the country’s top national security priority with its capability to sow far-reaching terror attacks, President Arroyo said yesterday. Mrs....

Headlines

‘Observe due process for 2 detained Indons’

By Aurea Calica | February 10, 2003 - 12:00am

The Indonesian Embassy is asking the Philippine government to allow due process to take its course before supporting the US government’s request to the United Nations to include its two nationals detained here...

Nation

Jakarta to RP: Please explain arrest of 5 Indons

By Aurea Calica | November 9, 2002 - 12:00am

The Indonesian government is seeking clarification about the arrest of a number of its nationals in the Philippines amid a crackdown on perceived terrorists here, officials said yesterday. In a note verbale sent...

Headlines

Metro hospitals ready, able — DOH

October 27, 2002 - 12:00am

Health Secretary Manuel Dayrit assured the public Metro Manila hospitals can deal with possible bombing incidents. Dayrit said there is adequate burn expertise in several government hospitals. The hospitals have...

Metro