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Ayon kay Captain Geronimo Malabanan, tagapagsalita ng Phil. Navy (PN), dakong alas-12:30 kamakalawa ng tanghali nang tuluyang lisanin ng mga retiradong opisyal ang nabanggit na lugar.


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                    [Title] => 1,300 Navy men to dislodge ‘overstaying’ officers at Fort Boni
                    [Summary] => The Philippine Navy has assembled a 1,300-strong team to forcibly remove, if necessary, the "overstaying" retired officers still occupying a disputed property at the Navy headquarters at Fort Bonifacio in Taguig City.


In a show of force, the Navy top brass paraded its troops at the Marine grandstand yesterday, within hearing distance of the quarters occupied by the so-called overstaying retired officers and their families.


Eleven military trucks, a payloader and a bulldozer were positioned behind the marching troops headed by Marine Lt. Col. Gioksan Dammang.

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                    [Summary] => More than 200 people were rescued from a blazing Sulpicio-operated MV Princess of the World off the coast of Zamboanga del Norte slightly before noon yesterday with officials refusing to rule out a militant attack.
None of the 213 passengers and crew of the 10,000-gross ton ship, however, was hurt after combined forces of the Philippine Coast Guard and the Philippine Navy dispatched rescue operations and a sister Sulpicio ship was dispatched to ferry passengers to the Port of Zamboanga.


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                    [Summary] => CAMP AGUINALDO – Apat na kawal ng Phil. Marines ang nasugatan kabilang na ang isang colonel makaraang sumabog ang landmine nang magulungan ng military vehicle na escort ng mga opisyal ng Comelec kahapon ng madaling-araw sa Panglima Estino, Luuk, Sulu.


Ayon kay Phil Navy spokesman Captain Geronimo Malabanan, kinilala ang nasugatang opisyal na si Col. Elmer Estopin, commander ng Marine Battalion Landing Team (MBLT) 10.


Kasalukuyan naman nilalapatan ang mga biktima na pansamantalang hindi ibinunyag ang pagkikilanlan.


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Tensyon sa Bonifacio, humupa na

May 23, 2006 - 12:00am

Humupa na ang matinding tensyon sa Bonifacio Naval Station sa Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City na muntik ng maging sanhi nang pagdanak ng dugo, makaraang tuluyan nang abandonahin ng 56 retiradong Navy officers ang inookupahan...

PSN Metro

1,300 Navy men to dislodge ‘overstaying’ officers at Fort Boni

By Jaime Laude | May 18, 2006 - 12:00am

The Philippine Navy has assembled a 1,300-strong team to forcibly remove, if necessary, the "overstaying" retired officers still occupying a disputed property at the Navy headquarters at Fort Bonifacio...

Headlines

Everyone on board blazing ferry safe

By Agence France-Presse | July 8, 2005 - 12:00am

More than 200 people were rescued from a blazing Sulpicio-operated MV Princess of the World off the coast of Zamboanga del Norte slightly before noon yesterday with officials refusing to rule out a militant attack. None...

Cebu News

Comelec convoy sabog sa landmine

May 11, 2004 - 12:00am

CAMP AGUINALDO – Apat na kawal ng Phil. Marines ang nasugatan kabilang na ang isang colonel makaraang sumabog ang landmine nang magulungan ng military vehicle na escort ng mga opisyal ng Comelec kahapon ng madaling-araw...

Probinsiya