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[Title] => Anti-terrorism pinalakas ng Navy
[Summary] => Pinalakas ng pamunuan ng Philippine Navy (PN) ang kanilang anti-terrorism campaign sa pamamagitan ng kanilang Task Force Stingray upang bantayan ang mga popular na beach resorts sa bansa na posibleng maging target ng mga terorista.
Sinabi ni Navy chief Rear Admiral Ernesto de Leon, ipinakalat na nila ang mga miyembro ng TF Stingray para magbantay sa ating karagatan pati ang mga beach resorts upang hindi makaporma ang mga terorista.
Layunin ng Navy na huwag nang maulit ang nangyari sa Dos Palmas resort na nagdulot ng matinding kahihiyan sa bansa sa buong mundo.
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[Title] => Malaysia’s help sought on seized explosives
[Summary] => Philippine authorities will seek Malaysia’s help in tracking the source of a large explosives haul in the South, Navy chief Rear Admiral Ernesto de Leon said yesterday.
Police and Marines detained four residents and seized a large cache of materials for making explosives off Bongao, the provincial capital of the Tawi-Tawi island group, near the sea border with Malaysia last Sunday.
The group is suspected of supplying bomb-making equipment to Muslim guerrillas operating in Mindanao, the focus of a decades-old separatist rebellion.
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[Summary] => President Arroyo named yesterday Rear Admiral Ernesto de Leon as Philippine Navy flag officer-in-command.
De Leon, now Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) deputy chief for plans, will replace Vice Admiral Victorino Hingco, who will retire on March 6.
The Palace Press Office said the President’s appointment of the new Navy chief was based on the recommendations made by Defense Secretary Angelo Reyes and the AFP board of generals. – Marichu Villanueva, AFP
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Sinabi ni Navy chief Rear Admiral Ernesto de Leon, ipinakalat na nila ang mga miyembro ng TF Stingray para magbantay sa ating karagatan pati ang mga beach resorts upang hindi makaporma ang mga terorista.
Layunin ng Navy na huwag nang maulit ang nangyari sa Dos Palmas resort na nagdulot ng matinding kahihiyan sa bansa sa buong mundo.
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Police and Marines detained four residents and seized a large cache of materials for making explosives off Bongao, the provincial capital of the Tawi-Tawi island group, near the sea border with Malaysia last Sunday.
The group is suspected of supplying bomb-making equipment to Muslim guerrillas operating in Mindanao, the focus of a decades-old separatist rebellion.
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The Palace Press Office said the President’s appointment of the new Navy chief was based on the recommendations made by Defense Secretary Angelo Reyes and the AFP board of generals. – Marichu Villanueva, AFP
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February 21, 2003 - 12:00am
