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[Title] => Bomb defused at North Cotabato bus terminal
[Summary] => COTABATO CITY — Lawmen thwarted the other day an attempt by a notorious extortionist to bomb a public bus terminal in Midsayap, North Cotabato.
Senior Inspector Raul Supiter, Midsayap police chief, said the suspect, Glen Camalis, was about to rig the bomb underneath a bench when civilians noticed him and sought help from policemen deployed two blocks away.
The responding policemen succeeded in immediately defusing the explosive, fashioned from a live M67 fragmentation grenade attached to an electrical circuit and a blasting device.
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[Title] => Bomb defused inside North Cotabato hotel
[Summary] => COTABATO CITY  Lawmen defused the other night a homemade bomb rigged by suspected Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) rebels inside a hotel in the nearby North Cotabato town of Midsayap, the seventh bombing attempt in the area in two months.
Senior Inspector Raul Supiter, Midsayap police chief, said the bomb was left by two men inside a room of the Roadside Inn located along the national highway.
The bomb was fashioned from a sealed steel cylinder filled with octane fuel and rigged with an improvised battery-operated blasting device.
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Senior Inspector Raul Supiter, Midsayap police chief, said the suspect, Glen Camalis, was about to rig the bomb underneath a bench when civilians noticed him and sought help from policemen deployed two blocks away.
The responding policemen succeeded in immediately defusing the explosive, fashioned from a live M67 fragmentation grenade attached to an electrical circuit and a blasting device.
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Senior Inspector Raul Supiter, Midsayap police chief, said the bomb was left by two men inside a room of the Roadside Inn located along the national highway.
The bomb was fashioned from a sealed steel cylinder filled with octane fuel and rigged with an improvised battery-operated blasting device.
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November 15, 2000 - 12:00am
