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Tourists taken hostage in bus  Rolando Mendoza, a dismissed police inspector, demanding that his job be reinstated, took a tourist bus hostage with 22 foreigners Accused Ampatuan pleads not guilty  The main suspect in the mass killing of 57 people, Andal Ampatuan Junior, has pleaded not guilty to 41 counts of murder Gunman kills eight  The man, reportedly drunk, opened fire in Calamba with a M-16 rifle, killing 8 people dead, 5 of them children, and escaped from the scene Alleged bomb plotters arrested  Philippine authorities have arrested 3 Middle Eastern men suspected of involvement in a plot to bomb the U.S embassy and 3 other foreign mis...   Estrada gets life for corruption  Former President Joseph Estrada has been found guilty of corruption and jailed for life. He will serve out the sentence under house arrest Hostage-taker releases children, teachers  An armed daycare operator released more than 30 preschool children and their teachers Gunmen seize bus
Political massacre trial opens  The trial has opened of a powerful politician accused of taking part in the worst political massacre in the Philippine Bloody end to hostage siege

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Sep.7
Aug.23
  Rolando Mendoza, a former police officer upset at having lost his job, took hostage a busload of tourists from Hong Kong and killed eight of them
 Hong Kong urged its residents to cut short or cancel planned trips to the Philippines
Aug.22
Jan.4

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May.18  
Mar.6

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Sep.11
Mar.28  
Mar.27  
  At least 2 men have taken at least 30 children and several teachers hostage near the centre of the capital Manila
 Police cordoned off an area near City Hall


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Jun.23

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Mar.15  
  Police put down a revolt by members of the al Qaeda-linked Muslim separatist group Abu Sayyaf
Mar.14   Police launch Manila jail assault  Muslim suspects took over a maximum-security jail in a failed jailbreak that left 5 people dead Feb.14 7 people killed by 3 blasts  A bus exploded in central Manila, after 2 other blasts in the south of the country

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Nov.7   2 killed after seizing air control tower
  Armed forces killed 2 armed men, including the former head of the Air Transport Office, who had seized the tower
Jul.14 Terror suspects escape from jail
  3 Islamic militants, including an Indonesian man with links to the regional Jemaah Islamiyah escaped from Manila jail

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Oct.18 Deadly blast rocks Manila  An explosion ripped through a bus on the northern outskirts of Manila, killing 3 people and injuring a number of others

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Aug.19   Hotel owner expected to surrender  William Genato will surrender to police to face criminal charges related to pre-dawn blaze Jun.16 3 Abu Sayyaf hostages freed  2 of the 3 Filipino hostages arrived in Manila. 3 Americans and 23 Filipinos have not been freed Apr.29   Estrada urges protests  Detained former president has called for nationwide anti-government protests. Followers demanded his return Apr.25   Estrada arrested  Former President and his son arrested on charges of economic plunder. Supporters had been forming a human barricade Feb.2   French fugitive held in Manila  French police expect fugitive financier Sirven to be expelled. He is already being tried in absentia Jan.16   Pro-Estrada decision  Senators blocked access to key bank documents. Private prosecutor walked out in unison



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  Estrada arrested  Former President and his son arrested on charges of economic plunder. Supporters had been forming a human barricade French fugitive held in Manila  French police expect fugitive financier Sirven to be expelled. He is already being tried in absentia Gunman kills eight  The man, reportedly drunk, opened fire in Calamba with a M-16 rifle, killing 8 people dead, 5 of them children, and escaped from the scene 21 die as police storm Manila jail



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2005
Mar.15
  Police put down a revolt by members of the al Qaeda-linked Muslim separatist group Abu Sayyaf
Mar.14 Police launch Manila jail assault  Muslim suspects took over a maximum-security jail in a failed jailbreak that left 5 people dead


Manila, Crime Bomb Timeline ... See World Bomb timeline Top ^
2005 Feb.14 7 people killed by 3 blasts  A bus exploded in central Manila, after 2 other blasts in the south of the country 2002 Oct.18 Deadly blast rocks Manila  An explosion ripped through a bus on the northern outskirts of Manila, killing 3 people and injuring a number of others


Manila, Crime Terror Timeline ... See World Terror timeline Top ^
2008 Mar.6 Alleged bomb plotters arrested  Philippine authorities have arrested 3 Middle Eastern men suspected of involvement in a plot to bomb the U.S embassy and 3 other foreign mis... 2003 Nov.7 2 killed after seizing air control tower
  Armed forces killed 2 armed men, including the former head of the Air Transport Office, who had seized the tower
Jul.14 Terror suspects escape from jail
  3 Islamic militants, including an Indonesian man with links to the regional Jemaah Islamiyah escaped from Manila jail



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2010 Sep.7 Political massacre trial opens  The trial has opened of a powerful politician accused of taking part in the worst political massacre in the Philippine Jan.4 Accused Ampatuan pleads not guilty  The main suspect in the mass killing of 57 people, Andal Ampatuan Junior, has pleaded not guilty to 41 counts of murder 2007 Sep.11   Estrada gets life for corruption  Former President Joseph Estrada has been found guilty of corruption and jailed for life. He will serve out the sentence under house arrest 2006 Jun.23   Manila kills off death penalty  President Arroyo has signed a law abolishing the death penalty on the eve of her trip to the Vatican 2001 Aug.19 Hotel owner expected to surrender  William Genato will surrender to police to face criminal charges related to pre-dawn blaze Apr.29   Estrada urges protests  Detained former president has called for nationwide anti-government protests. Followers demanded his return Jan.16   Pro-Estrada decision  Senators blocked access to key bank documents. Private prosecutor walked out in unison


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2010 Aug.23 Bloody end to hostage siege
  Rolando Mendoza, a former police officer upset at having lost his job, took hostage a busload of tourists from Hong Kong and killed eight of them
 Hong Kong urged its residents to cut short or cancel planned trips to the Philippines



Manila, Crime Kidnapping Timeline ... See World Kidnapping timeline Top ^
2010 Aug.22 Tourists taken hostage in bus  Rolando Mendoza, a dismissed police inspector, demanding that his job be reinstated, took a tourist bus hostage with 22 foreigners 2007 Mar.28 Hostage-taker releases children, teachers   An armed daycare operator released more than 30 preschool children and their teachers Mar.27 Gunmen seize bus
  At least 2 men have taken at least 30 children and several teachers hostage near the centre of the capital Manila
 Police cordoned off an area near City Hall
2001 Jun.16 3 Abu Sayyaf hostages freed  2 of the 3 Filipino hostages arrived in Manila. 3 Americans and 23 Filipinos have not been freed