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LEGAZPI CITY Alert members of the Armys 65th Infantry Battalion, backed up by civilian volunteers, foiled an attempt by some 20 heavily armed New Peoples Army (NPA) rebels to occupy and torch a cement plant in Camalig, Albay before dawn yesterday.
Lt. Col. Manuel Orduña, commanding officer of the 65th IB based in Barangay Tula-Tula in Ligao City, said the rebels, including four women, arrived on board a passenger jeepney near the Taiwanese-owned Palanog cement plant at about 2 a.m.
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Lt. Col. Manuel Orduña, commanding officer of the 65th IB based in Barangay Tula-Tula in Ligao City, said the rebels, including four women, arrived on board a passenger jeepney near the Taiwanese-owned Palanog cement plant at about 2 a.m.
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By Cecille Suerte Felipe | October 30, 2006 - 12:00am
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