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COTABATO CITY Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) guerrillas have joined government troops in the manhunt for the kidnappers of a group of schoolgirls in Lanao del Sur last Thursday.
Brig. Gen. Ramon Santos, the newly installed chairman of the governments coordinating committee on cessation of hostilities (CCCH), said their counterparts in the MILF are now working with local military and police commanders in tracking down the kidnappers.
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[Summary] => A policeman was killed yesterday as government forces rescued a group of 14 schoolgirls and two men abducted by unidentified gunmen here.
Initial reports said a gunfight broke out in the nearby town of Piagapo after authorities caught up with the kidnappers who had earlier commandeered a jeepney loaded with passengers coming from Iligan City.
"We recovered all the victims safely," said Brig. Gen. Ben Dolorfino, 2nd Marine Brigade commander and Task Force Ranao chief.
Dolorfino said one of the police rescuers was killed during the firefight with the kidnappers.
The slain policeman was identified as Police Officer 1 Edris Sultan of the Philippine National Police-Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao.
Dolorfino said the kidnappers belong to the Magaloyan kidnap-for-ransom gang operating in Lanao del Sur.
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Brig. Gen. Ramon Santos, the newly installed chairman of the governments coordinating committee on cessation of hostilities (CCCH), said their counterparts in the MILF are now working with local military and police commanders in tracking down the kidnappers.
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"We recovered all the victims safely," said Brig. Gen. Ben Dolorfino, 2nd Marine Brigade commander and Task Force Ranao chief.
Dolorfino said one of the police rescuers was killed during the firefight with the kidnappers.
The slain policeman was identified as Police Officer 1 Edris Sultan of the Philippine National Police-Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao.
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By John Unson | April 23, 2005 - 12:00am
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