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At least 10 New People’s Army (NPA) guerrillas attacked the Globe Telecom mobile phone relay tower near the town of Palanas on Monday. They disarmed and tied up the lone guard and tossed an explosive into the compound, said Senior Superintendent Eugene Alcomendas, Masbate police director.


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