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[Title] => Government eyes repatriation of 12,000 Indon aliens
[Summary] => Manila may yet do a Kuala Lumpur.
The government is mulling a crackdown on some 12,000 undocumented Indonesian nationals staying permanently in the Philippines, specifically in Mindanao.
Malacañang has directed the Bureau of Immigration to submit an updated report on illegal entrants in the aftermath of the recent arrest of four suspected Indonesians implicated in the bomb blast last April 21 of the Fitmart Shopping Center in General Santos City, leaving at least 15 people dead and over 60 others wounded.
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[Title] => Fire hits GenSan shopping mall
[Summary] => GENERAL SANTOS CITY — Fire struck a shopping center here, which was bombed last April that killed 21 people, shortly after midnight Sunday.
Arson investigators said they were still establishing what really caused the fire that razed a portion of the Fitmart Shopping Center on Daproza Avenue. Damage to property was initially placed at P1 million.
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[Title] => General Santos taps barangays to counter terrorism
[Summary] => GENERAL SANTOS CITY — To counter the growing threat of terrorism plaguing this city, the Sangguniang Panlungsod approved the other day a barangay-wide monitoring program dubbed Ugnayan to check the movements of suspicious-looking individuals in communities.
But several hours after the city council approved the program, an improvised, battery-operated explosive was found tucked in one of the pockets of a black jacket displayed at the garment section of Gaisano Shopping Mall. Army bomb experts, led by M/Sgt. Edgar Olata, promptly defused the bomb.
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[Title] => Homemade bomb found in GenSan shopping mall
[Summary] => GENERAL SANTOS CITY — Hundreds of shoppers rushed out of the Gaisano Shopping Mall here yesterday afternoon after a homemade bomb was found tucked in one of the pockets of a jacket displayed at the garment section.
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FITMART SHOPPING CENTER
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Malacañang has directed the Bureau of Immigration to submit an updated report on illegal entrants in the aftermath of the recent arrest of four suspected Indonesians implicated in the bomb blast last April 21 of the Fitmart Shopping Center in General Santos City, leaving at least 15 people dead and over 60 others wounded.
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But several hours after the city council approved the program, an improvised, battery-operated explosive was found tucked in one of the pockets of a black jacket displayed at the garment section of Gaisano Shopping Mall. Army bomb experts, led by M/Sgt. Edgar Olata, promptly defused the bomb.
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