6 die, 150 injured as bombs rock southern Philippines

6 die, 150 injured as bombs rock southern Philippines

ZAMBOANGA, Philippines - A department store was damaged by bombs that ripped through two shopping centers in the southern Philippine city of Zamboanga on Oct. 17. The incident killed at least six people and wounded up to 150 others.

(1)Misuari's supporters clash with troops in southern Philippine

(1)Misuari's supporters clash with troops in southern Philippine

ZAMBOANGA, Philippines - Two citizens are escorted by a government soldier Nov. 27, 2001 after they were rescued from armed rebels royal to renegade Muslim region Gov. Nur Misuari near the southern Philippine city of Zamboanga.

(2)Misuari's supporters clash with troops in southern Philippine

(2)Misuari's supporters clash with troops in southern Philippine

ZAMBOANGA, Philippines - Photo taken Nov. 27, 2001 shows the Kabatangan Complex, an office of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM), where supporters of renegade Muslim region Gov. Nur Misuari have been in a standoff with government army troops.

Fake U.S. bonds seized in southern Philippines

Fake U.S. bonds seized in southern Philippines

ZAMBOANGA, Philippines - A police officer displays for the media Oct. 30 fake U.S. federal bonds with a combined face value of $100.9 billion which police have seized from two men arrested in Zamboanga in the southern Philippines.

Estrada visits Zamboanga to stump for party

Estrada visits Zamboanga to stump for party

ZAMBOANGA, Philippines - Ousted President Joseph Estrada arrives at Zamboanga on Feb. 27 in his first trip out of Manila since being unseated Jan. 20. He visited the southern port city to stump for his party's Senate hopefuls and plead his case that he is still the legal leader of the country.