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Indonesian vice consul Johannes Manginsela received the remains of Muntu Jacobus Winowatan, one of four Indonesian seamen abducted a year ago in Sulu, from the military provincial command. 


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                    [Title] => $5-M ransom sought for 3 Indon gobs
                    [Summary] => DAVAO CITY — Abductors of three Indonesian sailors, who were snatched last June, are reportedly demanding $5 million in exchange for their release.


Highly reliable sources told The STAR the ransom demand was relayed by the abductors via cellular phone to the captives’ relatives in Jakarta, Indonesia.


The three sailors — ship captain Muntu Jacobus Winowatan, chief engineer Pieter Lerrich, and chief officer Julkifly — were kidnapped on board their tugboat in the waters off Basilan.


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                    [Summary] => Rescue operations by Philippine government forces for three Indonesians held hostage by Muslim bandits in Mindanao are viewed by Jakarta as a test for a trilateral anti-terrorism treaty, Malacañang said yesterday.


Acting Press Secretary Silvestre Afable said Indonesian Foreign Minister Hassan Wirayuda met with former congressman Eduardo Ermita, President Arroyo’s senior adviser on the peace process, and asked to be updated on the rescue operations.


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                    [Title] => 3 Indonesian binataang papatayin ng kidnappers
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                    [Title] => Kinidnap na Indons namataan sa kagubatan ng Sulu
                    [Summary] => Namataan ng ilang mga residente ang tatlong kinidnap na Indonesian nationals na kasamang tumatakbo ng mga pinaghihinalaang bandidong Abu Sayyaf Group na dumukot sa mga ito sa kagubatan ng Luuk, Sulu.


Ito ang nabatid kahapon sa isang mataas na opisyal ng Phil. Marines base na rin sa ipinarating na report ng kanyang mga tauhan na pangunahing nagsasagawa ng operasyon upang mabawi ang dinukot na mga Indonesian nationals.


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Ito ang nabatid kahapon sa isang mataas na opisyal ng Phil. Marines base na rin sa ipinarating na report ng kanyang mga tauhan na pangunahing nagsasagawa ng operasyon upang mabawi ang dinukot na mga Indonesian nationals.


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Soldiers find body of Indon ship captain

June 10, 2003 - 12:00am

ZAMBOANGA CITY — Government troops have recovered the remains of an Indonesian ship captain kidnapped by Abu Sayyaf guerrillas and turned them over to the Indonesian consulate yesterday, the military said. Indonesian...

Headlines

$5-M ransom sought for 3 Indon gobs

December 27, 2002 - 12:00am

DAVAO CITY — Abductors of three Indonesian sailors, who were snatched last June, are reportedly demanding $5 million in exchange for their release. Highly reliable sources told The STAR the ransom demand was...

Nation

Indon kidnap case a test for trilateral treaty

July 1, 2002 - 12:00am

Rescue operations by Philippine government forces for three Indonesians held hostage by Muslim bandits in Mindanao are viewed by Jakarta as a test for a trilateral anti-terrorism treaty, Malacañang said yesterday. Acting...

Headlines

3 Indonesian binataang papatayin ng kidnappers

June 30, 2002 - 12:00am

Nagbanta ang mga kidnapper ng tatlong Indonesian na kung hindi agad matutugunan ang kanilang mga kagustuhan ay pagsisisihan ng pamahalaan ang pagbabalewala sa kanila dahil papaslangin nila ang dayuhang mga bihag. Sa...

Bansa

Kinidnap na Indons namataan sa kagubatan ng Sulu

June 23, 2002 - 12:00am

Namataan ng ilang mga residente ang tatlong kinidnap na Indonesian nationals na kasamang tumatakbo ng mga pinaghihinalaang bandidong Abu Sayyaf Group na dumukot sa mga ito sa kagubatan ng Luuk, Sulu. Ito ang nabatid...

Probinsiya