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[Title] => Four suspected bombers nabbed in North Cotabato
[Summary] => Four men, one of them a suspected Jemaah Islamiyah operative, were arrested in North Cotabato while trying to transport a powerful homemade bomb, military and police officials reported yesterday.
Kasan Datukon, 29, and the three other suspects were arrested Wednesday near Cotabato City when police and troops discovered the bomb on a passenger jeepney.
The bomb was made from a 60-millimeter mortar round rigged to a device that could be set off by cellular phone, said Maj. Gen. Agustin Demaala, commander of the Philippine Armys 6th Infantry Division.
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Kasan Datukon, 29, and the three other suspects were arrested Wednesday near Cotabato City when police and troops discovered the bomb on a passenger jeepney.
The bomb was made from a 60-millimeter mortar round rigged to a device that could be set off by cellular phone, said Maj. Gen. Agustin Demaala, commander of the Philippine Armys 6th Infantry Division.
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By John Unson | September 30, 2005 - 12:00am
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