The Manila Hostage Crisis happened on August 23, 2010, at Rizal Park in Manila, Philippines, when former police officer Rolando Mendoza hijacked a Hong Thai tourist bus with 25 Hong Kong tourists to demand his reinstatement. After hours of failed negotiations, Mendoza began sh*oting the hostages, prompting police to launch a rescue operation that ended with 8 h*stages d*ad and several injured. Mendoza was k*lled by authorities during the assault. The tragedy drew international criticism for the

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97K views · 651 reactions | Officials of Bestlink College of the Philippines were a no-show in a meeting with families of victims in a fatal bus crash in Tanay, Rizal. The victims, mostly students, were on a field trip when the accident happened Monday. Rex Remitio tells us what the families plan to do now. www.cnn.ph | NewsWatch Plus Philippines | Facebook

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3.4M views · 108K reactions | Bago bumalik sa Pilipinas, nag-sorry si Pangulong Duterte sa harap ng mga taga-Hong Kong kaugnay ng pangho-hostage noong 2010 sa isang tourist bus sa Quirino Grandstand sa Maynila, kung saan walong turista mula Hong Kong ang namatay. Mula Hong Kong, narito ang unang balita ni Jam Sisante-Cayco. Sa mga Kapuso abroad, tumutok o mag-subscribe sa GMA Pinoy TV, GMA Life TV, at GMA News TV International para sa iba pang mga balita. | GMA News | Facebook