+ Follow NORTH COTABATO AND PAGALUNGAN Tag
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[Title] => Three months
[Summary] => It's official.
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[Title] => Rival Moro forces clash on Maguindanao border
[Summary] => More than a dozen peasant enclaves at the border of Pikit, North Cotabato and Pagalungan, Maguindanao are now "ghost villages" due to sporadic encounters between rival Moro forces since last week, officials said Tuesday.
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[Title] => Heavy rains flood Central Mindanao
[Summary] => COTABATO CITY — Heavy rains since last week continued to swell the Rio Grande de Mindanao and Allah river, both traversing dozens of towns in Central Mindanao, inundating more farming communities and hampering rehabilitation efforts in areas affected by recent military-rebel hostilities in the region.
Reports reaching Maguindanao’s provincial disaster coordinating council said in the second district of the province alone, 32 barangays have been flooded, forcing hundreds of villagers to flee to safer grounds.
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[Title] => MILF rebels subsist on boiled banana stalks
[Summary] => KIDAPAWAN CITY — Life has become so hard these days for guerrillas of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) in Pikit, North Cotabato and Pagalungan, Maguin—danao that they have reportedly been eating boiled banana stalks since their camps fell to military control last month.
"This could be the reason why we have been receiving surrender feelers from MILF forces in the area lately," said Col. Cardoza Luna, commander of the Army’s 603rd Infantry Brigade.
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NORTH COTABATO AND PAGALUNGAN
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Reports reaching Maguindanao’s provincial disaster coordinating council said in the second district of the province alone, 32 barangays have been flooded, forcing hundreds of villagers to flee to safer grounds.
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"This could be the reason why we have been receiving surrender feelers from MILF forces in the area lately," said Col. Cardoza Luna, commander of the Army’s 603rd Infantry Brigade.
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