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[Summary] => A Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) official confirmed yesterday reports that the eight passengers and three crewmen of a pumpboat which went missing while en route to Palawan last March 31 were kidnapped by pirates.
In a radio message to the PCG headquarters in Manila, Southern Tagalog Coast Guard district commander Commodore Efren Sabas reported that the alleged kidnappers have contacted officials of M-4 Construction Co. over the abduction of their employees.
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In a radio message to the PCG headquarters in Manila, Southern Tagalog Coast Guard district commander Commodore Efren Sabas reported that the alleged kidnappers have contacted officials of M-4 Construction Co. over the abduction of their employees.
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In a radio message to the PCG headquarters in Manila, Southern Tagalog Coast Guard district commander Commodore Efren Sabas reported that the alleged kidnappers have contacted officials of M-4 Construction Co. over the abduction of their employees.
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[Title] => Samal Island remains without power after cargo vessel hit marine cable
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY— Samal Island has remained without power supply since last Wednesday when a local cargo vessel accidentally hit a marine cable that brings electricity to the area.
Samal Island Mayor Rogelio Antalan has already sought the intervention of President Arroyo for the island to be placed under a state of emergency due to the problems brought about by the lack of power supply for a long period.
The island, located right across Davao City, is considered as the region’s leading tourist haven where numerous beach resorts are located.
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In a radio message to the PCG headquarters in Manila, Southern Tagalog Coast Guard district commander Commodore Efren Sabas reported that the alleged kidnappers have contacted officials of M-4 Construction Co. over the abduction of their employees.
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In a radio message to the PCG headquarters in Manila, Southern Tagalog Coast Guard district commander Commodore Efren Sabas reported that the alleged kidnappers have contacted officials of M-4 Construction Co. over the abduction of their employees.
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In a radio message to the PCG headquarters in Manila, Southern Tagalog Coast Guard district commander Commodore Efren Sabas reported that the alleged kidnappers have contacted officials of M-4 Construction Co. over the abduction of their employees.
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Samal Island Mayor Rogelio Antalan has already sought the intervention of President Arroyo for the island to be placed under a state of emergency due to the problems brought about by the lack of power supply for a long period.
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