From the Philippine News Agency (Mar 13): Four people released in Sulu
Suspected Abu Sayyaf bandits have released the four people, including two children, abducted last week in Sulu, a military official said.
Western Mindanao Command (Westmincom) information officer Captain Maria Rowena Muyuela said released were the following: Mohamad Zaher Nain, 11; Alyza Farah Karanain, eight; Almalyn Abuhail, 17; and, Saddam Amlih, 24.
Nain is the son of Jolo Municipal Health Officer Dr. Faranazh Jajurie and Karanain is a relative while Amlih and Abuhail are the family driver and house helper, respectively.
Muyuela disclosed the victims were freed around 4:00 p.m. Wednesday at the circumferential road in Barangay Latih, Patikul, Sulu.
The victims were seized last March 3 in front of a tailoring shop alongGeneral Arola Street Sulu
Amlih and Abuhail were picking up Nain and Karanain to theJolo Notre Dame School
At gunpoint, the gunmen transferred the victims to a "Tamaraw" vehicle and sped towards themunicipality of Patikul
Meanwhile, Muyuela said that the 2nd Marine Brigade in coordination with the Sulu Police Provincial Office is tracking down the suspects behind the abduction of the four victims.
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Suspected Abu Sayyaf bandits have released the four people, including two children, abducted last week in Sulu, a military official said.
Western Mindanao Command (Westmincom) information officer Captain Maria Rowena Muyuela said released were the following: Mohamad Zaher Nain, 11; Alyza Farah Karanain, eight; Almalyn Abuhail, 17; and, Saddam Amlih, 24.
Nain is the son of Jolo Municipal Health Officer Dr. Faranazh Jajurie and Karanain is a relative while Amlih and Abuhail are the family driver and house helper, respectively.
Muyuela disclosed the victims were freed around 4:00 p.m. Wednesday at the circumferential road in Barangay Latih, Patikul, Sulu.
The victims were seized last March 3 in front of a tailoring shop along
Amlih and Abuhail were picking up Nain and Karanain to the
At gunpoint, the gunmen transferred the victims to a "Tamaraw" vehicle and sped towards the
Meanwhile, Muyuela said that the 2nd Marine Brigade in coordination with the Sulu Police Provincial Office is tracking down the suspects behind the abduction of the four victims.
http://www.pna.gov.ph/index.php?idn=2&sid=&nid=2&rid=625031