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Families agonizing over the deaths of their loved ones in a recent attack by alleged al-Qaeda operatives in Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia, said the terrorists must pay for what they have done.


"Dapat magbayad sila," wailed Amalia, wife of Feliciano Dizon, a finance officer in a Saudi firm who was killed with a gunshot wound in the head when terrorist suspects seized a residential compound of mostly Western expatriates last May 29.


Feliciano’s death was a case of mistaken identity, Amalia said.


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Ang mga selyadong kahon ng mga bangkay nina Mariano Cabasag, 24, ng Ugong, Pasig City; Joelly Giray, 51, ng Makati City at Feliciano Dizon ng Angeles City, Pampanga ay dumating sa bansa lulan ng Gulf Air flight GF 154 mula sa Saudi Arabia dakong alas-12:55 ng tanghali.


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                    [Summary] => ANGELES CITY — President Arroyo gave assurance yesterday that the government would grant full scholarships to four of the five children and a grandchild of overseas worker Feliciano Dizon, one of three Filipinos killed in an attack by suspected al-Qaeda members in Saudi Arabia last May 29.


Mrs. Arroyo paid Dizon’s family a visit at the residence of his parents-in-law Ricardo and Angustia Pineda at Marisol Village here past noon yesterday.


The President met Dizon’s 86-year-old widowed mother Ro-senda, his children and two sisters.


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"Dapat magbayad sila," wailed Amalia, wife of Feliciano Dizon, a finance officer in a Saudi firm who was killed with a gunshot wound in the head when terrorist suspects seized a residential compound of mostly Western expatriates last May 29.


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Ang mga selyadong kahon ng mga bangkay nina Mariano Cabasag, 24, ng Ugong, Pasig City; Joelly Giray, 51, ng Makati City at Feliciano Dizon ng Angeles City, Pampanga ay dumating sa bansa lulan ng Gulf Air flight GF 154 mula sa Saudi Arabia dakong alas-12:55 ng tanghali.


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Mrs. Arroyo paid Dizon’s family a visit at the residence of his parents-in-law Ricardo and Angustia Pineda at Marisol Village here past noon yesterday.


The President met Dizon’s 86-year-old widowed mother Ro-senda, his children and two sisters.


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Families of 3 OFWs killed in Saudi terror attack demand justice

By Sandy Araneta | June 10, 2004 - 12:00am

First the anguish, now the anger. Families agonizing over the deaths of their loved ones in a recent attack by alleged al-Qaeda operatives in Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia, said the terrorists must pay for what they have...

Headlines

Labi ng 3 nasawing OFWs sa Saudi naiuwi na

June 10, 2004 - 12:00am

Magkakasabay na idinating kahapon sa Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) ang labi ng tatlong Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) na nasawi sa pagsalakay at pambibihag ng mga pinaniniwalaang Muslim Extremist sa...

PSN Metro

GMA pledges assistance to family of slain OFW

By Ding Cervantes | June 9, 2004 - 12:00am

ANGELES CITY — President Arroyo gave assurance yesterday that the government would grant full scholarships to four of the five children and a grandchild of overseas worker Feliciano Dizon, one of three Filipinos...

Nation