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The Abu Sayyaf gunmen moved on Monday night from a mountain hideout in Talipao
town to the village of Panzol about 20 kilometers away in Patikul town, said
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FORMER MORO NATIONAL LIBERATION FRONT

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Former Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) rebels who are now soldiers have
allowed Muslim extremists to drive through a military cordon in Jolo, Sulu with
all 21 mostly foreign hostages, a senior police official said yesterday.

The Abu Sayyaf gunmen moved on Monday night from a mountain hideout in Talipao
town to the village of Panzol about 20 kilometers away in Patikul town, said
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Pasay creates office for Muslim residents' concerns

April 18, 2009 - 12:00am

The Pasay City government announced yesterday the creation of a special office that will directly address concerns of the Muslim residents in the city.

Metro

MNLF integrees allow Sayyaf rebs, 21 hostages to escape

May 10, 2000 - 12:00am

Former Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) rebels who are now soldiers have allowed Muslim extremists to drive through a military cordon in Jolo, Sulu with all 21 mostly foreign hostages, a senior police official...

Headlines