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KABACAN, North Cotabato - Two more victims of the powerful bomb blast that
rocked this town last week have died, bringing to three the number of
fatalities in the attack whose perpetrators are still unknown. 

This town's police chief, Chief Inspector Raul Supiter, said Emily Alvarez and
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Another victim, Begay Macayanan, is still fighting for his life and doctors
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KABACAN, North Cotabato - Probers are still uncertain about the identities of
the people responsible for the bombing of a department store here that left a
pregnant woman dead and 18 others wounded even as local leaders are blaming the
Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) for the incident.

Senior Superintendent Abelardo Villacorta, Region 12 police intelligence chief,
said the North Cotabato police are still gathering vital information on the
circumstances surrounding the attack.

Thursday's bombing occurred amid the continuing sporadic  hostilities between
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fatalities in the attack whose perpetrators are still unknown. 

This town's police chief, Chief Inspector Raul Supiter, said Emily Alvarez and
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KABACAN, North Cotabato - Probers are still uncertain about the identities of
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pregnant woman dead and 18 others wounded even as local leaders are blaming the
Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) for the incident.

Senior Superintendent Abelardo Villacorta, Region 12 police intelligence chief,
said the North Cotabato police are still gathering vital information on the
circumstances surrounding the attack.

Thursday's bombing occurred amid the continuing sporadic  hostilities between
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Death toll in Cotabato store bomb explosion reaches 3

By John Unson | February 16, 2000 - 12:00am

KABACAN, North Cotabato - Two more victims of the powerful bomb blast that rocked this town last week have died, bringing to three the number of fatalities in the attack whose perpetrators are still unknown....

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No clues yet on North Cotabato department store bombing

By John Unson | February 12, 2000 - 12:00am

KABACAN, North Cotabato - Probers are still uncertain about the identities of the people responsible for the bombing of a department store here that left a pregnant woman dead and 18 others wounded even as local...

Headlines