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[Title] => Cops warn vs ‘bigger’ bomb blasts
[Summary] => A "bigger bomb explosion" to be engineered by a Muslim secessionist group could hit Metro Manila in the next few days, the Quezon City police warned yesterday.
Sources in the Central Police District (CPD) said the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) was just waiting to unleash the big one after bombing a passenger bus on Oct. 18 and killing two officials of the Office of Muslim Affairs (OMA) over the past two months.
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[Title] => Pagpapasabog ng bus sa EDSA gawa ng MILF rebels
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[Title] => One man tagged in OMA slays
[Summary] => Police said yesterday that the arrested suspect in the killing of the finance project manager of the Office of Muslim Affairs (OMA) the other day in Quezon City was also responsible for the death of an the OMA deputy executive director last month.
Investigators said alleged gunman Andiong Adas, 27, of Balingayong, Davao City, is now detained at the Central Police District headquarters awaiting the filing of murder charges.
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Sources in the Central Police District (CPD) said the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) was just waiting to unleash the big one after bombing a passenger bus on Oct. 18 and killing two officials of the Office of Muslim Affairs (OMA) over the past two months.
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Investigators said alleged gunman Andiong Adas, 27, of Balingayong, Davao City, is now detained at the Central Police District headquarters awaiting the filing of murder charges.
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