On the second day of the Incident Investigation and Review Committee (IIRC) hearing of the Quirino hostage taking, negotiator Chief Insp. Romeo Salvador said he could have subdued the hostage taker but was told by his senior not to.
read more...On the second day of the Incident Investigation and Review Committee (IIRC) hearing of the Quirino hostage taking, negotiator Chief Insp. Romeo Salvador said he could have subdued the hostage taker but was told by his senior not to.
read more...In a 7-6 vote with two abstaining justices, the Supreme Court reinstated a November 18, 2008 decision declaring the unconstitutionality of several Cityhood Laws converting 16 municipalities into cities.
read more...While the new administration chose to embrace new media and social platforms as tools to reach the public, the backlash from the infamous Quirino hostage-taking incident continues to make its presence felt online.
read more...Hong Kong Chief Executive Donald Tsang confirmed that President Benigno Noynoy Aquino III has personally apologized to him over the Manila hostage-taking incident that killed eight tourists last Monday. In a video address, Tsang said Aquino called him and apologized. “He felt partic...
read more...Statement of His Excellency Benigno S. Aquino III on the Hostage Taking at the Quirino Grandstand
August 24, 2010
With the rest of the Filipino people, I wish to offer our deepest condolences to the families of the victims whose lives were lost in the hostage situation at the Quiri...
read more...At least four tourists were reportedly killed in the day-long hostage taking at the Quirino Grandstand. Several other were wounded and are now receiving treatment in various Manila hospitals.
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