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                    [Title] => Four Indons tied to al-Qaeda fall
                    [Summary] => Security forces have arrested four Indonesian men in anti-terrorist sweeps in General Santos City, the military said yesterday. 


The suspects, Uskar Makawata, Jaka Antanari, Julkiri Lentembuba and Rahman Yanis, arrived in the city on July 22 and were rounded up in police-military raids on Saturday, said Brig. Gen. Generoso Senga, head of an Army infantry division in the area.

"We were targeting a group of foreign nationals suspected to be" involved in terrorist activities, Senga told reporters by telephone from his base in Cotabato City.
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DAVAO CITY - At least 15 security guards have been seriously injured since Tuesday as clashes broke out anew between rival mining firms at the gold rush site in Mt. Diwalwal, Monkayo, Compostela Valley.

Southern Mindanao regional police operations chief Superintendent George Aquisap said those involved in the latest clashes were security guards of the rival companies, JB Management Corporation and Helica Mining Corporation.

"They never stop fighting each other in the area where they have those contested tunnels. [DatePublished] => 2000-01-14 00:00:00 [ColumnID] => 133272 [Focus] => 0 [AuthorID] => [AuthorName] => [SectionName] => Headlines [SectionUrl] => headlines [URL] => ) ) )

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The suspects, Uskar Makawata, Jaka Antanari, Julkiri Lentembuba and Rahman Yanis, arrived in the city on July 22 and were rounded up in police-military raids on Saturday, said Brig. Gen. Generoso Senga, head of an Army infantry division in the area.

"We were targeting a group of foreign nationals suspected to be" involved in terrorist activities, Senga told reporters by telephone from his base in Cotabato City.
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DAVAO CITY - At least 15 security guards have been seriously injured since Tuesday as clashes broke out anew between rival mining firms at the gold rush site in Mt. Diwalwal, Monkayo, Compostela Valley.

Southern Mindanao regional police operations chief Superintendent George Aquisap said those involved in the latest clashes were security guards of the rival companies, JB Management Corporation and Helica Mining Corporation.

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