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But Pepito Suello, a lawyer-member of the special marine board of inquiry, said
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Naval Task Force 51 commander Aurelio Agudelo and his deputy, Capt. Alvin Urbi,
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A Navy press release signed by Maj.
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Coast Guard conducted a second headcount before clearing the vessel.

But Pepito Suello, a lawyer-member of the special marine board of inquiry, said
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Survivors: Ship's crew hid us from Coast Guard inspectors

By by Freeman News Service | January 16, 2000 - 12:00am

CEBU - At least 20 survivors of the ill-fated MV Asia South Korea said in sworn statements that the crew hid them in the cargo area and inside cabins when the Coast Guard conducted a second headcount before clearing...

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Navy diver admits taking P100 from wallet of victim of Cebu seatragedy

By by Freeman News Service | January 14, 2000 - 12:00am

A Navy diver who participated in the retrieval of bodies trapped in the sunken ferry Asia South Korea last Dec. 30 has admitted taking a soggy P100 bill from the wallet of one victim to buy cigarettes. Naval...

Headlines

Ill-fated `South Korea' strayed off course

By by Freeman News Service | January 7, 2000 - 12:00am

CEBU - The ill-fated MV Asia South Korea strayed off course before it sank early morning of Dec.

Headlines