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Philippines Retrieves Crashed Military Plane's Black Boxes
Philippine security forces have retrieved the cockpit voice and flight data recorders of a military aircraft that crashed in a coconut grove and killed 52 people, a top commander said Tuesday.
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Death Count In Philippine Military Plane Crash Rises To 52
Philippine security forces searched among coconut trees on a remote southern island Monday for the flight data boxes of an aircraft that crashed and killed 52 people in one of the country's worst military air disasters.
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Bomb Outside Shopping Centre Kills Two, Wounds 28 In Philippines
A crude bomb, blamed by security forces on a small pro-ISIS terrorist group, killed two people and wounded dozens on Monday in the southern Philippines, an army commander said.
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Philippine Crisis Deepens As Air Strike On Terrorists Kills 11 Soldiers
An air strike on Islamist terrorists holed up in a southern Philippine city has killed 11 government troops, the armed forces said on Thursday, in a major blow to the country's bid to end its biggest internal security crisis in years.
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Philippines Hunts For 4 Suspects Behind Blast In President's Hometown
Security forces are searching for three "persons of interest" suspected to be behind last week's powerful blast that killed 14 people and injured 67 at a busy night market in the southern Philippine city of Davao, police said today.
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Gunman Wounds Saudi Preacher In Philippines: Police
An influential Saudi Arabian preacher was shot and wounded in a southern Philippine city on Tuesday, police said, adding security forces killed the gunman.
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Thousands Flee Deadly Fighting In Southern Philippines
At least six people have been killed and more than 20,000 displaced during a week of fighting between Islamic militants and security forces in the southern Philippines, authorities said today.
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Philippine Army Kills 42 Islamist Militants In Battles In South
Philippine security forces killed as many as 42 Muslim rebels claiming links with ISIS and captured their stronghold during five days of fighting in the mountains of a southern island, an army spokesman said today.
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Philippine Troops Clash With Islamist Terrorists, 15 Dead
Philippine troops clashed on Tuesday with Islamist militants on a remote southern island and 15 people were killed as security forces step up an offensive against rebels who beheaded a Malaysian captive, an army spokesman said.
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8 Kids Rescued in Online Sex Abuse Raid, Says Philippine Government
Filipino police have freed eight children from a house in Manila where they were allegedly sold for prostitution and forced to have sex for an online audience, authorities said today.
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Philippines, Japan to Hold Fresh Naval Drills
The Philippines and Japan will hold their second joint naval drills this year, the Filipino military said today, as the World War II foes deepen security ties while China aggressively develops islands in disputed waters.
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Philippine Army Arrests Leader of Muslim Rebel Splinter Group
Philippine security forces have arrested the leader of a small but violent Muslim rebel faction, an army spokesman said today.
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30 Philippine Police Officials Feared Dead After Clash With Rebels
Thirty police commandoes were feared dead after Philippine security forces clashed with Muslim rebels in the south, in rare violence that tested a nearly one-year-old peace accord, a rebel official said Monday.
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Philippines Arrests ex-General Wanted for Rights Abuses
Philippine security forces arrested a fugitive army general and former congressman over the disappearance of two students in 2006, ending a three-year manhunt for a person human rights groups accuse of massive violations.
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Elite Women Commandos to Secure Delhi Metro
A lethal women commando squad trained in Filipino martial art and capable of neutralising a threat using innocuous objects like pen or hairpin would now patrol coaches and stations of Delhi Metro to ensure safety of passengers, especially women.
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Philippines Retrieves Crashed Military Plane's Black Boxes
Philippine security forces have retrieved the cockpit voice and flight data recorders of a military aircraft that crashed in a coconut grove and killed 52 people, a top commander said Tuesday.
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Death Count In Philippine Military Plane Crash Rises To 52
Philippine security forces searched among coconut trees on a remote southern island Monday for the flight data boxes of an aircraft that crashed and killed 52 people in one of the country's worst military air disasters.
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Bomb Outside Shopping Centre Kills Two, Wounds 28 In Philippines
A crude bomb, blamed by security forces on a small pro-ISIS terrorist group, killed two people and wounded dozens on Monday in the southern Philippines, an army commander said.
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Philippine Crisis Deepens As Air Strike On Terrorists Kills 11 Soldiers
An air strike on Islamist terrorists holed up in a southern Philippine city has killed 11 government troops, the armed forces said on Thursday, in a major blow to the country's bid to end its biggest internal security crisis in years.
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Philippines Hunts For 4 Suspects Behind Blast In President's Hometown
Security forces are searching for three "persons of interest" suspected to be behind last week's powerful blast that killed 14 people and injured 67 at a busy night market in the southern Philippine city of Davao, police said today.
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Gunman Wounds Saudi Preacher In Philippines: Police
An influential Saudi Arabian preacher was shot and wounded in a southern Philippine city on Tuesday, police said, adding security forces killed the gunman.
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Thousands Flee Deadly Fighting In Southern Philippines
At least six people have been killed and more than 20,000 displaced during a week of fighting between Islamic militants and security forces in the southern Philippines, authorities said today.
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Philippine Army Kills 42 Islamist Militants In Battles In South
Philippine security forces killed as many as 42 Muslim rebels claiming links with ISIS and captured their stronghold during five days of fighting in the mountains of a southern island, an army spokesman said today.
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Philippine Troops Clash With Islamist Terrorists, 15 Dead
Philippine troops clashed on Tuesday with Islamist militants on a remote southern island and 15 people were killed as security forces step up an offensive against rebels who beheaded a Malaysian captive, an army spokesman said.
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8 Kids Rescued in Online Sex Abuse Raid, Says Philippine Government
Filipino police have freed eight children from a house in Manila where they were allegedly sold for prostitution and forced to have sex for an online audience, authorities said today.
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Philippines, Japan to Hold Fresh Naval Drills
The Philippines and Japan will hold their second joint naval drills this year, the Filipino military said today, as the World War II foes deepen security ties while China aggressively develops islands in disputed waters.
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Philippine Army Arrests Leader of Muslim Rebel Splinter Group
Philippine security forces have arrested the leader of a small but violent Muslim rebel faction, an army spokesman said today.
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30 Philippine Police Officials Feared Dead After Clash With Rebels
Thirty police commandoes were feared dead after Philippine security forces clashed with Muslim rebels in the south, in rare violence that tested a nearly one-year-old peace accord, a rebel official said Monday.
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Philippines Arrests ex-General Wanted for Rights Abuses
Philippine security forces arrested a fugitive army general and former congressman over the disappearance of two students in 2006, ending a three-year manhunt for a person human rights groups accuse of massive violations.
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Elite Women Commandos to Secure Delhi Metro
A lethal women commando squad trained in Filipino martial art and capable of neutralising a threat using innocuous objects like pen or hairpin would now patrol coaches and stations of Delhi Metro to ensure safety of passengers, especially women.
