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                    [Summary] => The Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) has warned a Bulacan town mayor to refrain from taking any punitive action on his constituents for the Sept. 26 attack of Maoist guerrillas on a quarry site along the Angat River, where millions of pesos worth of heavy equipment was destroyed.


In a statement, the CPP maintained that communist guerrilla raids which destroy privately-owned property, such as the NPA’s assault on the Angat quarry, were "not acts of terrorism."


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                    [Summary] => Heavily armed communist rebels torched eight units of heavy equipment and carted away firearms and handheld radios during a daring raid last Saturday on a rock crushing plant in E. Rodriguez, Rizal, authorities said. 


The New People’s Army (NPA) raid sent police officials in Metro Manila scampering to conference rooms and mapping out contingency measures to prevent future attacks, which may bring added embarrassment to the Estrada administration. 


E. Rodriguez town, formerly Montalban, is on the boundary of Metro Manila. 


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World's largest mineral crushing plant starts operation

July 14, 2013 - 2:00pm

A mineral crushing facility that can crush more than 9,000 tonnes of hard minerals per hour has started production in north China's Shanxi Province.

World

Reds warn Bulacan mayor on Angat raid

October 6, 2002 - 12:00am

The Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) has warned a Bulacan town mayor to refrain from taking any punitive action on his constituents for the Sept. 26 attack of Maoist guerrillas on a quarry site along the...

Nation

NPA raids rock crushing plant

By Non Alquitran | October 17, 2000 - 12:00am

Heavily armed communist rebels torched eight units of heavy equipment and carted away firearms and handheld radios during a daring raid last Saturday on a rock crushing plant in E. Rodriguez, Rizal, authorities said....

Nation