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The Philippines didnt need the deadliest attack on foreign tourists to expose the flaws in its security forces: the police write about them on their own website.
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Manila Tourist Deaths Transmit Flaws Stated By Police
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The siege of a tourist bus in Manila was mishandled, leading to the deadliest attack on visitors in Philippine history, Tourism Minister Alberto Lim said.
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Bus Siege Mishandled, Philippine Tourism Chief Says
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Philippine stocks fell, sending the benchmark index to its biggest loss in eleven weeks, after a bus siege in Manila ended with the deaths of at least eight tourists from Hong Kong.
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Philippine Stocks Fall Most in 11 Weeks After Tourists Killed
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Philippine stocks fell, sending the benchmark index to its biggest loss in almost two weeks, after a bus siege in Manila ended with the deaths of at least eight tourists from Hong Kong.
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Philippine Stocks Fall Most in Two Weeks After Tourists Killed
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Hong Kong Chief Executive Donald Tsang criticized the Philippine governments handling of a bus siege that left at least eight tourists from the city dead in a Manila shootout.
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Hong Kong Leader Criticizes Handling of Deadly Manila Standoff
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Eight Hong Kong tourists were shot dead in the bloody end to the seizure of a bus in Manila by a disgruntled police inspector, who was also killed when officers stormed the vehicle.
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8 Hong Kong Tourists Slain in Bloody End to Manila Bus Siege
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A former police inspector who was holding at least 15 Hong Kong tourists hostage on a bus in Manila has been shot dead, according to a report on government radio. Several of the captives were able to walk from the vehicle, according to live television footage of the scene.
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Manila Hijacker Shot Dead; Some H.K. Hostages Walk Out of Bus
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A sacked Philippine police inspector armed with an assault rifle hijacked a bus carrying 25 people, mostly Hong Kong and Chinese tourists, in Manila today to demand his job back.
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Sacked Cop Takes 22 Hong Kong Hostages on Manila Bus
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