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Saturday, October 30, 2004 (Philippines)
Militant group members offer prayers and candles for kidnapped Filipino Angelito Nayan at the Welcome Rotunda Monument. They urged government Friday to ensure the safe release of Nayan, who is being held hostage in Afghanistan. (Sun.Star Manila/Miko Santos)
MANILA -- The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said Friday it is coordinating with the United Nations (UN) office in New York to secure the immediate release of a Filipino diplomat kidnapped with two other foreign nationals in Kabul by suspected Afghan militants.

Filipino diplomat Angelito Nayan was working with the United Nations in overseeing the recent elections in Afghanistan and the UN will lead efforts to negotiate for his release and two other hostages, said DFA spokesman Gilbert Asuque in a press briefing in Manila.

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Top Stories
NBI clears Arbet slay suspect for travel abroad
CEBU CITY -- Michel Favila Sr., who stands accused of killing lawyer Arbet Sta. Ana-Yongco, has applied for a National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) clearance so he can look for a job abroad.
Abu assumes military top post
MANILA -- President Arroyo on Friday ordered newly installed Armed Forces Chief Efren Abu to stamp out corruption in the military.
Charges mulled v. storeowners, 36 firemen
CITY OF SAN FERNANDO -- Owners of a grocery store and 36 fire officers stand to face criminal and administrative charges in connection with the October 2 fire in this city that killed eight women.



 
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Opinion

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Sports

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General Santos
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Manila
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Pampanga
Alas: NEA overcharging households by P.60 per kwh
CDC to implement flood mitigation in Mabalacat

Pangasinan
CIDG head denies his men raided massage parlor
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Zamboanga
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