Armed Sulu Filipinos Went Missing

There is something missing here. The full battalion of Malaysian soldiers and police are scouring rugged terrain in Borneo for armed Filipino intruders who are hiding a day after being bombarded with airstrikes and mortar fire. But they find none. Where did the armed Filipinos were hiding. Who assisted them and give a safe route to eludes the blockade?

Malaysian citizen think that the capture of nearly 200 members of a Philippine Muslim clan would ease public nervousness in Malaysia’s resource-rich eastern state of Sabah, which has been shaken in the past week by the killing of eight police officers and 19 Filipino gunmen who slipped into neighboring Malaysia.

Malaysian security forces on Tuesday attacked the area with heavy bombardment including and air raid with 500kg bomb that the Filipinos have occupied for three weeks. But more than 24 hours after the assault began, authorities have not announced any arrests. There is nothing in the news that said any capturing has been succeeded.

Family members of the group’s leader said Wednesday in Manila he informed them by telephone that he and his followers remain unhurt.

Meanwhile there are rumors being circulated that said most of the armed Sulu Filipinos were getting help by their Malaysian descendant and the way they eludes the blockage easily because most of them got their own Malaysian original identity card.