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Tuesday, December 28, 2004 (Philippines)

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Breaking News

Suspected bomber, cop killed in Camp Crame shootout (7:55 p.m.)

Floods, landslides kill 4, leave 8 missing (3:25 p.m.)

Bomb suspect shot dead in police custody (3:23 p.m.)

Thailand asks RP to help verify possible Pinoy casualties (1:20 p.m.)

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Vigilantes on a roll: 3 men shot

Former Philippine president Joseph Estrada is wheeled into Hong Kong's Adventist Hospital for knee surgery on Monday. At right is his wife Senator Luisa Estrada. (AP photo)

CEBU CITY -- After three more suspected robbers were shot Monday, the police are checking if a vigilante group is now operating in Cebu City.

Two of the suspects died on the spot in front of the Philtrust Bank on Colon St. about 8:30 a.m.
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MANILA -- The Department of Labor and Employment (Dole) on Monday assured that there were no Filipinos among the victims of the series of tsunamis that struck South Asian countries surrounding the Indian Ocean last Sunday.

Estrada flies to Hong Kong, vows to return

MANILA -- Former president Joseph Estrada assured Monday that he would return to the country upon the completion of his knee surgery in Hong Kong.

Two earthquakes rock RP, no damage reported

MANILA -- Two moderate earthquakes rocked the Philippines early Monday, but no damage or injuries were reported, seismologists said.

	Business
CEBU: Tourist groups book visits to Cebu in 2005
CAGAYAN DE ORO: Senator urges options for Japan-based Pinoys
DAVAO: Fisheries project boosts seaweed production
PANGASINAN: City road projects affect business domain

	Opinion
Bangsoy: When God is little
Cabaero: FPJ’s online memorial
Maxey: Saving the movie industry
Malig: Merry 2004 for Nlex motorists
Editorial: Tidal waves