3 Killed in Separate Shootings in Maguindanao Amid Election Gun Ban
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3 Killed in Separate Shootings in Maguindanao Amid Election Gun Ban

Three people were killed and one wounded in separate shootings in Maguindanao provinces on Thursday, despite an election gun ban in effect across the Bangsamoro region, raising security concerns in the community.

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