Philippine agents seize missing aluminum ingots

Philippine agents seize missing aluminum ingots

MANILA, Philippines - Photo shows aluminum ingots seized by the Philippine National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) from a warehouse in Pasig City. NBI said May 17 the ingots are from a missing 3,000 tons of metal stolen from a ship sailing from Malaysia to Japan last October.

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