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[Summary] => A suspect in the kidnappings of Singaporean nationals in the country has been arrested by agents of the special task force of the National Bureau of Investigation.
But NBI officials refused to reveal the identity of the suspect as well as the circumstances of his arrest pending ongoing follow-up operations.
According to NBI insiders, the suspect was among heavily-armed men who abducted three Singaporeans last April 26 in the southern part of Metro Manila. The victims were released later that same day after paying P6.25 million in ransom.
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After targeting members of the Filipino-Chinese community, kidnappers appear to have found another ideal group of victims: Singaporean expatriates. Singaporean businessman Roger Yeo and his wife Ng Yiong Hua have admitted that he was kidnapped in the Philippines and released only after paying ransom. They did not specify the amount, but reports from Singapore said the ransom was the equivalent of more than P8.3 million.
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[Summary] => A suspect in the kidnappings of Singaporean nationals in the country has been arrested by agents of the special task force of the National Bureau of Investigation.
But NBI officials refused to reveal the identity of the suspect as well as the circumstances of his arrest pending ongoing follow-up operations.
According to NBI insiders, the suspect was among heavily-armed men who abducted three Singaporeans last April 26 in the southern part of Metro Manila. The victims were released later that same day after paying P6.25 million in ransom.
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[Title] => Suspect in Singaporean kidnappings in custody?
[Summary] => A suspect in the kidnappings of Singaporean nationals in the country has been arrested by agents of the special task force of the National Bureau of Investigation.
But NBI officials refused to reveal the identity of the suspect as well as the circumstances of his arrest pending ongoing follow-up operations.
According to NBI insiders, the suspect was among heavily-armed men who abducted three Singaporeans last April 26 in the southern part of Metro Manila. The victims were released later that same day after paying P6.25 million in ransom.
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After targeting members of the Filipino-Chinese community, kidnappers appear to have found another ideal group of victims: Singaporean expatriates. Singaporean businessman Roger Yeo and his wife Ng Yiong Hua have admitted that he was kidnapped in the Philippines and released only after paying ransom. They did not specify the amount, but reports from Singapore said the ransom was the equivalent of more than P8.3 million.
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[Summary] => A suspect in the kidnappings of Singaporean nationals in the country has been arrested by agents of the special task force of the National Bureau of Investigation.
But NBI officials refused to reveal the identity of the suspect as well as the circumstances of his arrest pending ongoing follow-up operations.
According to NBI insiders, the suspect was among heavily-armed men who abducted three Singaporeans last April 26 in the southern part of Metro Manila. The victims were released later that same day after paying P6.25 million in ransom.
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