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(UPDATED) Sugatan ang tatlong tripolanteng Pilipino matapos bombahin ang sinasakyan nilang barko sa Libya kahapon.

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The Philippine government has released additional P50 million ($1.11 million) to augment the fund for the continuing repatriation of Filipinos affected by the deteriorating security situation in Libya, Syria, Iraq and Gaza, a senior government official said today.

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