KOTA KINABALU: The three Malaysian and
Indonesian fishermen kidnapped from the waters off Kinabatangan last December
were recently seen guarded by Abu Sayyaf members and sub-leaders including one
wanted by the Eastern Sabah Security Command (Esscom), a Philippine terrorism
analyst told Daily Express.
Chairman of
the Philippine Institute for Peace, Violence and Terrorism Research, Professor
Rommel Banlaoi, said the three were spotted in a village in Sulu.
“The
remaining kidnap victims were seen encamped in Barangay (village) Bud Bawis,
off Panamao town, Sulu,” Rommel told Daily Express, citing information from an
intelligence officer in the Philippine Government.
“Abu Sayyaf
sub-leaders Majan Sahidjuan @ Apo Mike and Ben Wagas, [as well as Abu Sayyaf
members] Abdullah Sali and Sansibal were seen with the hostages.”
.
Apo Mike is
one of 18 Filipinos on Esscom’s most wanted list for suspected transborder
crimes. Ben Wagas, another Abu Sayyaf sub-leader, and Sansibal are aliases,
said Rommel.
Sumber: Daily
Express – 14 Februari 2019
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