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[Summary] => The Saudi embassy vouched yesterday for the integrity of a former Saudi Airlines pilot who has sued the Bureau of Immigration for tagging him as terrorist and barring him from leaving the country.
Mohammed Bukhari, 66, said immigration officials have been unable to explain why his name was put in a government blacklist of suspected terrorists.
Bukhari said he found out there was a hold departure order on him when he was stopped at Ninoy Aquino International Airport in January and has not been able to leave the country since.
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Mohammed Bukhari, 66, said immigration officials have been unable to explain why his name was put in a government blacklist of suspected terrorists.
Bukhari said he found out there was a hold departure order on him when he was stopped at Ninoy Aquino International Airport in January and has not been able to leave the country since.
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By Sammy Santos | July 2, 2003 - 12:00am
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