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Wednesday, April 16, 2003 (Philippines)
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(The Sun.Star website is updated every 1 a.m., Philippine time and as often as news alerts from the network come in. If you are having difficulty getting the updates, click on the refresh button of your browser. -- Editors)
| CAR OF RUBOUT VICTIM Edwin Pabia was turned over Tuesday to the PNP Crime Laboratory. Police Sr. Insp. Myrna Arriola (right) accepted the vehicle for Crime Lab's inspection. (SUN.STAR FOTO/AMPER CAMPANA) |
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DAVAO -- Residents of Muslim Village, NHA Bangkal, Davao City were terrified after 300 military men raided their houses Monday afternoon.
"Mga tawo diri nakuratan kay first time lang nakakita nga daghan kaayo'g mga sundalo (We were frightened because that was the first time we saw so many soldiers)," according to one resident who refused to be identified.
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