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                    [Summary] => Despite the continued threat of terrorist attacks, the Philippines will deploy a 180-member medical team as part of the country’s commitment to the rehabilitation of post-war Iraq, Foreign Affairs Secretary Blas Ople announced yesterday.


Ople said the team will be composed of doctors and nurses to join the 96-member peacekeeping contingent already deployed in Iraq.


The current contingent is composed of 55 officers and servicemen from the Armed For-ces of the Philippines (AFP), 26 from the Philippine National Police (PNP) and 15 from the Department of Health.


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                    [Title] => Gov’t to send 500 peacekeepers to Iraq after all
                    [Summary] => The government has reportedly committed to send 500 troops and police officers as part of a peacekeeping mission to Iraq, said sources in the Department of Foreign Affairs.


Manila originally planned to send a peacekeeping and humanitarian mission as part of the Philippines’ commitment as a member of a US coalition that supported the war on Iraq.


However, Washington has told Manila that it is in need of more troops than medical and emergency personnel.


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Ople said the team will be composed of doctors and nurses to join the 96-member peacekeeping contingent already deployed in Iraq.


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Manila originally planned to send a peacekeeping and humanitarian mission as part of the Philippines’ commitment as a member of a US coalition that supported the war on Iraq.


However, Washington has told Manila that it is in need of more troops than medical and emergency personnel.


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Medical team to join RP peacekeepers

By Marvin Sy | December 5, 2003 - 12:00am

Despite the continued threat of terrorist attacks, the Philippines will deploy a 180-member medical team as part of the country’s commitment to the rehabilitation of post-war Iraq, Foreign Affairs Secretary...

Headlines

Gov’t to send 500 peacekeepers to Iraq after all

By Marvin Sy | July 30, 2003 - 12:00am

The government has reportedly committed to send 500 troops and police officers as part of a peacekeeping mission to Iraq, said sources in the Department of Foreign Affairs. Manila originally planned to send a peacekeeping...

Headlines