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Nine of the 20 Filipino seamen seized by Somali bandits and taken hostage for 108 days arrived last Saturday in two separate flights from Dubai via Hong Kong.


Six of the nine — Perfecto Narciso, deck officer; Juliun Nidera, third officer; and Meynard Garcia, Nelson Gipulla, Ronnie Mendoza and Alex Genanda — came home at around 5:30 p.m. Saturday.


Three others, who remained unidentified, arrived at around 8:30 p.m.


All the seamen came home visibly traumatized by their harrowing experience.


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NELSON GIPULLA

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Nine of the 20 Filipino seamen seized by Somali bandits and taken hostage for 108 days arrived last Saturday in two separate flights from Dubai via Hong Kong.


Six of the nine — Perfecto Narciso, deck officer; Juliun Nidera, third officer; and Meynard Garcia, Nelson Gipulla, Ronnie Mendoza and Alex Genanda — came home at around 5:30 p.m. Saturday.


Three others, who remained unidentified, arrived at around 8:30 p.m.


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Former Pinoy hostages in Somalia come home

August 7, 2006 - 12:00am

Nine of the 20 Filipino seamen seized by Somali bandits and taken hostage for 108 days arrived last Saturday in two separate flights from Dubai via Hong Kong. Six of the nine — Perfecto Narciso, deck officer;...

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