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The Abu Sayyaf gunmen have so far eluded the troops’ relentless pursuit launched on Sept. 16 following the abduction of three Malaysians from the island resort of Pandanan in Sabah.


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UV among 23 schools allowed to continue maritime programs

By Bryner L. Diaz | March 19, 2015 - 12:00am

The University of the Visayas is among 23 schools nationwide recognized by the Commission on Higher Education and the Maritime Industry Authority to offer Bachelor of Science programs in Marine Transportation and...

Cebu News

Military pounds islands to flush out Abu Sayyaf rebels

October 7, 2000 - 12:00am

Government forces bombarded yesterday suspected Abu Sayyaf positions in islands surrounding Jolo, Sulu in a bid to flush out the Muslim extremist group holding five hostages. The Abu Sayyaf gunmen have so far eluded...

Headlines