Malacaang is unfazed over the reported regrouping of the Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) to intensify its kidnap-for-ransom activities off Mindanao waters after months of hiatus. Malaysia's The Star, citing intelligence sources, reported on Wednesday that some top sub-commanders of the terrorist group, who were believed to be have been killed in government operations, were regrouping and targeting "high value" victims. READ: Filipino gang demands P52.6 million ransom for Indonesian fishers "Well, what I can say is that we are ready to face the threats of the Abu Sayyaf," Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque said in a Palace briefing. READ: ...
Keep on reading: Gov’t unfazed over Abus regrouping; troops ready to wipe them out—Palace
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