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[Summary] => DAVAO CITY An explosion ripped through a bus inside a terminal in Digos City before noon yesterday, slightly wounding at least 22 passengers and food vendors, police said.
The bus, with 21 passengers on board, had just arrived in Digos when the blast rocked the back portion of the vehicle, said bus conductor Mike Bangcot.
The explosion came two days after a bomb blast at a grocery store in Sulu killed five people and wounded 20 others.
Sulu authorities blamed the blast on suspected al-Qaeda-linked Abu Sayyaf rebels.
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CHIEF INSPECTOR CASAR CABUHAT
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The bus, with 21 passengers on board, had just arrived in Digos when the blast rocked the back portion of the vehicle, said bus conductor Mike Bangcot.
The explosion came two days after a bomb blast at a grocery store in Sulu killed five people and wounded 20 others.
Sulu authorities blamed the blast on suspected al-Qaeda-linked Abu Sayyaf rebels.
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By Ben Serrano | March 30, 2006 - 12:00am
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