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Aside from military exercises, humanitarian missions were also conducted by the joint forces in depressed villages in La Union.


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Nigel Lontoc, director of the Ilocos Regional Disaster Coordinating Council, told The STAR that the joint search and rescue effort of the Coast Guard and Navy personnel based in Poro Point here has been extended up to the coast of Cagayan Valley. 


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                    [Summary] => The Philippine Navy rescued four Koreans and two Filipinos after their motorized banca capsized in San Fernando Bay in La Union last Sunday, the Naval Forces North said in a report.


Rescued were Leo Pulido and Marianito Pulido, operator and assistant operator of M/B Leonor, respectively, and Korean nationals Lee Jong Guk, 24; Park Toung Jae, 23; Cho Jai Min, 28; and Lee Dong Soo, 28.


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Nakilala ang mga NDF surrenderee na sina Juliet Balangue, alyas Ka Biday at Jennifer Ugay na nagdesisyong magbalik-loob sa batas.


Ang dalawa ay kapwa rin miyembro ng Panagkakaysa Daciti Mannalon Ti Aringay (PAGAY), isang makakaliwang organisasyon sa naturang lalawigan.


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Ang dalawa ay kapwa rin miyembro ng Panagkakaysa Daciti Mannalon Ti Aringay (PAGAY), isang makakaliwang organisasyon sa naturang lalawigan.


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10 missing fishers found

June 25, 2008 - 12:00am

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RP-US Carat 2006 ends

By Jun Elias | August 22, 2006 - 12:00am

SAN FERNANDO CITY, La Union — The week-long activities for the RP-US Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training (Carat) Exercise 2006 ended here yesterday morning. Aside from military exercises, humanitarian...

Nation

Hopes dim for missing fishermen

By Jun Elias | December 23, 2005 - 12:00am

SAN FERNANDO CITY — Hopes have dimmed for the eight Ilocos Sur fishermen who went missing in the South China Sea as search and rescue operations in the past four days have yielded no results. Nigel Lontoc,...

Nation

4 Koreans, 2 Pinoys rescued

March 12, 2003 - 12:00am

The Philippine Navy rescued four Koreans and two Filipinos after their motorized banca capsized in San Fernando Bay in La Union last Sunday, the Naval Forces North said in a report. Rescued were Leo Pulido and Marianito...

Nation

2 NDF opisyal sumuko

December 22, 2001 - 12:00am

Dalawang opisyal ng National Democratic Front (NDF) ang boluntaryong sumuko sa headquarters ng Philippine Navy (PN) sa Aringay, La Union kamakalawa. Nakilala ang mga NDF surrenderee na sina Juliet Balangue, alyas...

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