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6 suspected rebels killed, including tricycle driver, in Kabankalan City

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Army's 47th Infantry Battalion seizes war materials, medicine kits, personal belongings, and subversive documents. Army Lieutenant Colonel J-Jay Javines, 3rd Infantry Division Public Affairs Office chief, said about ten rebels opened fire at a group of soldiers. The gunbattle, which started around 7:50 in the evening, lasted for about 10 minutes, the military said.

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6 suspected rebels killed, including tricycle driver, in Kabankalan City

NEGROS OCCIDENTAL, Philippines – On the day that marked the 51st anniversary of the declaration of Martial Law, six suspected New People’s Army (NPA) were killed by the Army’s 47th Infantry Battalion in an alleged clash in Sitio Lubi, Barangay Tabugon, Kabankalan City, on Thursday, September 21. Ka Andrea Guerrero, spokesperson of the Armando Sumayang Jr. Command of the New People’s Army Southwest Negros Guerrilla Front (ASJC-NPA), identified th…

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6 suspected rebels killed, including tricycle driver, in Kabankalan City

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