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Maj. Gamal Hayudini, Armed Forces Southern Command (Southcom) information chief, said the fighting broke out in Barangay Semot in Tuburan town at about 6:15 a.m.


The wounded soldiers were flown to Camp Navarro General Hospital inside Southcom headquarters in Zamboanga City, he added.


Col. Darwin Guerra, Army commander in the area, said troops recovered the bodies of five bandits after an hour-long firefight.

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                    [Summary] => CAMP CRAME  – Limang miyembro ng mga bandidong Abu Sayyaf  Group (ASG) ang kumpirmadong napaslang, samantalang apat namang sundalo ang nasugatan sa naganap na madugong engkuwentro laban sa tropa ng pamahalaan sa liblib na bayan ng Tuburan, Basilan kahapon ng umaga.


Ayon kay Army’s 103rd Brigade Commander Brig. Gen. Raymundo Ferrer, dakong alas-5:15 ng umaga nang makasagupa ng kanyang mga tauhan ang mga bandido na nagkukuta sa Sitio Bohe Besey, Barangay Semot sa bayan ng Tuburan. 


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                    [Title] => Gov’t troops take control of Abu Sayyaf camps
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Brig. Gen. Nehemias Pajarito, Army 104th Brigade commander, said the Abu Sayyaf and its leaders have been moving away from military combat zones.


"We have achieved our secondary mission to establish control in all the camps of the Abu Sayyaf that fell to our ground forces," he said. "They have no area and they have been on the run."


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Lt. Gen. Samuel Bagasin, Armed Forces deputy chief of staff, said the soldiers have overran a number of Abu Sayyaf camps as they step up the hunt for the terrorists.


"We are getting headway in our operations in Jolo," he said.


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Ayon kay Army’s 103rd Brigade Commander Brig. Gen. Raymundo Ferrer, dakong alas-5:15 ng umaga nang makasagupa ng kanyang mga tauhan ang mga bandido na nagkukuta sa Sitio Bohe Besey, Barangay Semot sa bayan ng Tuburan. 


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"We are getting headway in our operations in Jolo," he said.


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5 suspected Sayyaf killed in Basilan clash

February 21, 2006 - 12:00am

ZAMBOANGA CITY — Five suspected Abu Sayyaf bandits were killed while four soldiers were wounded in an encounter in Basilan early yesterday morning. Maj. Gamal Hayudini, Armed Forces Southern Command (Southcom)...

Headlines

Engkuwentro: 5 ASG tumba

February 21, 2006 - 12:00am

CAMP CRAME – Limang miyembro ng mga bandidong Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) ang kumpirmadong napaslang, samantalang apat namang sundalo ang nasugatan sa naganap na madugong engkuwentro laban sa tropa ng pamahalaan...

Probinsiya

Gov’t troops take control of Abu Sayyaf camps

December 19, 2005 - 12:00am

ZAMBOANGA CITY – Troops have taken control of jungle camps in Sulu abandoned by Abu Sayyaf terrorists who are fleeing a continuing and sustained military offensive. Brig. Gen. Nehemias Pajarito, Army 104th...

Headlines

AFP: Abus abandoning camps to flee from troops

November 28, 2005 - 12:00am

Abu Sayyaf bandits are abandoning their camps in Sulu one by one to elude advancing government troops, the military said yesterday. Lt. Gen. Samuel Bagasin, Armed Forces deputy chief of staff, said the soldiers...

Headlines