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[Title] => Body of mayor, two others found under sunken ferry
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SURIGAO CITY–Rescuers finally found yesterday the body of Mayor Arlencita Navarro of Del Carmen town and two other fatalities who were trapped underneath the hull of the ill-fated ferry M/B Leonida II that sank in the vicinity of Hinatuan and Halian Islands last Nov. 25.
Coast Guard officials said the three bodies were found by divers at around 11:30 a.m. The victims were pinned down by the sunken vessel.
Lorelei Navarro-Santiago, daughter of Mayor Navarro, confirmed in a text message that her mother’s body was recovered.
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[Title] => Two more bodies found in Surigao sinking
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SURIGAO CITY — Local fishermen reportedly recovered the bodies of two victims of the ill-fated M/B Leonida II that sank off Surigao City last Saturday, which brought to 16 the death toll of the sea tragedy while 17 others remained missing, including a town mayor.
Surigao City Coast Guard Commander Gonzalo Magno said one of the recovered bodies was identified as Geremie Comelon, 22, a male school teacher, whose body was found floating near the Punta Cili Point near Hinatuan and Halian islands.
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[Title] => EDITORIAL - Punish them
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If it isn’t a tanker spilling toxic substances into Philippine waters, it’s yet another ferry sinking, leaving scores of people dead.
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[Title] => Divers hasten search for 19 as storm nears
[Summary] => Rescue teams intensified yesterday the search for 19 people, including a town mayor, who remained missing after a ferry boat sank off Surigao City last Saturday, even as a tropical storm approaches the eastern part of the country and threatens rescue operations at the site where 15 bodies have so far been recovered.
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[Title] => 13 men arrested for illegal fishing
[Summary] => Thirteen fishermen were arrested for illegal fishing at the seawaters off Lapu-Lapu City the other day.
Lapu-Lapu City police chief Louie Oppus identified the suspects as Rolando Amistoso, the boat captain, Randolf Amistoso, 30, Fernando Ancot, 41, Rimon Alburo, 18, Renante Mandaue, 25, Fernando Pelayo, 30, Danilo Ngujo,35,Alberto Mercede, 43, Cesar Gonzaga, 29, Jhunrey Munez, 25, Marven Cantay, 35, Efren Tudio, 49, and Mariano Mendoza, 32, all of Bogo, Cebu.
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Coast Guard officials said the three bodies were found by divers at around 11:30 a.m. The victims were pinned down by the sunken vessel.
Lorelei Navarro-Santiago, daughter of Mayor Navarro, confirmed in a text message that her mother’s body was recovered.
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SURIGAO CITY — Local fishermen reportedly recovered the bodies of two victims of the ill-fated M/B Leonida II that sank off Surigao City last Saturday, which brought to 16 the death toll of the sea tragedy while 17 others remained missing, including a town mayor.
Surigao City Coast Guard Commander Gonzalo Magno said one of the recovered bodies was identified as Geremie Comelon, 22, a male school teacher, whose body was found floating near the Punta Cili Point near Hinatuan and Halian islands.
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If it isn’t a tanker spilling toxic substances into Philippine waters, it’s yet another ferry sinking, leaving scores of people dead.
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[Title] => Divers hasten search for 19 as storm nears
[Summary] => Rescue teams intensified yesterday the search for 19 people, including a town mayor, who remained missing after a ferry boat sank off Surigao City last Saturday, even as a tropical storm approaches the eastern part of the country and threatens rescue operations at the site where 15 bodies have so far been recovered.
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[Summary] => Thirteen fishermen were arrested for illegal fishing at the seawaters off Lapu-Lapu City the other day.
Lapu-Lapu City police chief Louie Oppus identified the suspects as Rolando Amistoso, the boat captain, Randolf Amistoso, 30, Fernando Ancot, 41, Rimon Alburo, 18, Renante Mandaue, 25, Fernando Pelayo, 30, Danilo Ngujo,35,Alberto Mercede, 43, Cesar Gonzaga, 29, Jhunrey Munez, 25, Marven Cantay, 35, Efren Tudio, 49, and Mariano Mendoza, 32, all of Bogo, Cebu.
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November 29, 2006 - 12:00am
