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Philippine President Blames "Foreign Terrorists" Behind Deadly Bombing
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr condemned a deadly bombing on Sunday, blaming "foreign terrorists", as police and the military strengthened security in the country's south and around the capital Manila.
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21 Dead, 71 Injured As Bombs Hit Church In Philippines
Blast in Philippines Church: Twin bombings during a church service in the southern Philippines killed at least 21 people and wounded 71, security officials said, days after a referendum on autonomy for the mainly Muslim region returned an overwhelming "yes" vote.
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One Dead, Four Critical After Bomb Rips Internet Cafe In Philippines
A bomb ripped through an internet cafe in the southern Philippines on Sunday, killing one person and wounding 15 in the second deadly blast to strike the same city in days, authorities said.
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Bomb, Hidden Under A Motorcycle, Kills 2, Wounds 37 In Philippines
A homemade bomb hidden under a motorcycle killed two people, one a child, and wounded 37 at a local street festival in the southern Philippines on Tuesday, security officials said, the latest unrest in a region prone to militancy.
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Philippines Blast Injures 14 As ASEAN Leaders Gather
Fourteen people were wounded in a pipe bomb blast in Manila, Philippine police said Saturday, but authorities dismissed any link to an Asian leaders' meeting under way in the capital.
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7 Injured In Twin Blasts In Southern Philippines
Seven people were injured when two bomb explosions rocked a petrol station in a southern Philippine city near rebel enclaves, police said Tuesday
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Bomb Blasts Hurt At Least 32 At Philippine Boxing Match
At least 32 people were wounded when two bombs exploded while they were watching a boxing competition in a central Philippine town as part of an annual Roman Catholic holiday festival, police and other officials said Thursday.
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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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ISIS-linked Group Blamed For Bomb Blast In Philippines President's Hometown
Philippine police blamed Islamic State-linked rebels today for a bombing that killed 14 people in President Rodrigo Duterte's hometown and dealt a blow to the firebrand leader's bloody crackdown on narcotics and militancy.
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Philippines' President Cancels First Foreign Trip: Government
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte cancelled Saturday his first foreign trip to Brunei following a deadly blast in his home town, his spokesman said.
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President Aquino Comforts Philippines Blast Victims, Vows Justice
President Benigno Aquino flew today to a southern city hit by a deadly bombing to comfort dozens of casualties and vow to bring those responsible to justice, a spokesman said.
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One Dead, 37 Injured in Philippines Blast: Mayor
One person was killed and 37 injured Friday when a suspected bomb exploded outside a bus depot in the southern Philippine port of Zamboanga, the city mayor said.
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Bomb Blast Kills Nine in Bus in Southern Philippines
An explosion ripped through a commuter bus in the southern Philippines on Tuesday, killing nine people and wounding 17, security officials said, blaming the attack on a splinter group of Muslim rebels.
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Muslim rebel bomb wounds six in southern Philippines
A homemade bomb that was likely set off by Muslim rebels in the southern Philippines wounded six people, including two television journalists, the military said.
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Six dead, 26 injured in Philippines bomb blast
A powerful bomb exploded at the centre of the southern Philippines city of Cotabato today, killing six people and wounding more than two dozen others, police said.
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Philippine President Blames "Foreign Terrorists" Behind Deadly Bombing
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr condemned a deadly bombing on Sunday, blaming "foreign terrorists", as police and the military strengthened security in the country's south and around the capital Manila.
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21 Dead, 71 Injured As Bombs Hit Church In Philippines
Blast in Philippines Church: Twin bombings during a church service in the southern Philippines killed at least 21 people and wounded 71, security officials said, days after a referendum on autonomy for the mainly Muslim region returned an overwhelming "yes" vote.
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One Dead, Four Critical After Bomb Rips Internet Cafe In Philippines
A bomb ripped through an internet cafe in the southern Philippines on Sunday, killing one person and wounding 15 in the second deadly blast to strike the same city in days, authorities said.
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Bomb, Hidden Under A Motorcycle, Kills 2, Wounds 37 In Philippines
A homemade bomb hidden under a motorcycle killed two people, one a child, and wounded 37 at a local street festival in the southern Philippines on Tuesday, security officials said, the latest unrest in a region prone to militancy.
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Philippines Blast Injures 14 As ASEAN Leaders Gather
Fourteen people were wounded in a pipe bomb blast in Manila, Philippine police said Saturday, but authorities dismissed any link to an Asian leaders' meeting under way in the capital.
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7 Injured In Twin Blasts In Southern Philippines
Seven people were injured when two bomb explosions rocked a petrol station in a southern Philippine city near rebel enclaves, police said Tuesday
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Bomb Blasts Hurt At Least 32 At Philippine Boxing Match
At least 32 people were wounded when two bombs exploded while they were watching a boxing competition in a central Philippine town as part of an annual Roman Catholic holiday festival, police and other officials said Thursday.
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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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ISIS-linked Group Blamed For Bomb Blast In Philippines President's Hometown
Philippine police blamed Islamic State-linked rebels today for a bombing that killed 14 people in President Rodrigo Duterte's hometown and dealt a blow to the firebrand leader's bloody crackdown on narcotics and militancy.
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Philippines' President Cancels First Foreign Trip: Government
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte cancelled Saturday his first foreign trip to Brunei following a deadly blast in his home town, his spokesman said.
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President Aquino Comforts Philippines Blast Victims, Vows Justice
President Benigno Aquino flew today to a southern city hit by a deadly bombing to comfort dozens of casualties and vow to bring those responsible to justice, a spokesman said.
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One Dead, 37 Injured in Philippines Blast: Mayor
One person was killed and 37 injured Friday when a suspected bomb exploded outside a bus depot in the southern Philippine port of Zamboanga, the city mayor said.
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Bomb Blast Kills Nine in Bus in Southern Philippines
An explosion ripped through a commuter bus in the southern Philippines on Tuesday, killing nine people and wounding 17, security officials said, blaming the attack on a splinter group of Muslim rebels.
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Muslim rebel bomb wounds six in southern Philippines
A homemade bomb that was likely set off by Muslim rebels in the southern Philippines wounded six people, including two television journalists, the military said.
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Six dead, 26 injured in Philippines bomb blast
A powerful bomb exploded at the centre of the southern Philippines city of Cotabato today, killing six people and wounding more than two dozen others, police said.
