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Col. Preme Monta told The STAR that Air Force Maj. Neptune Eliquin, who was abducted in Floridablanca last July 2, and Marine Sgt. Marlon Oronan, who was seized from his home in Guagua last Nov. 18, are still alive.
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Col. Preme Monta told The STAR that Air Force Maj. Neptune Eliquin, who was abducted in Floridablanca last July 2, and Marine Sgt. Marlon Oronan, who was seized from his home in Guagua last Nov. 18, are still alive.
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By Ding Cervantes | December 2, 2005 - 12:00am
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