Maguindanao villagers surrender combat weapons to Army
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Maguindanao villagers surrender combat weapons to Army

Villagers in Maguindanao del Sur, Philippines, surrendered a dozen firearms and explosives to the Army on Friday, supporting the government's disarmament campaign and peace efforts with southern Moro communities.

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