<http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/images/news/newspics/10-29-2005/pnpcpp.jpg> NPA has 4 power plants as targets http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/storypage.aspx?StoryId=20549
By ANTHONY VARGAS, The Manila Times Reporter New People's Army rebels are planning to bomb four power plants in Southern Tagalog, prompting the Philippine National Police to raise its alert level. The PNP spokesman, Chief Supt. Leopoldo Bataoil, said police units nationwide were placed on full alert effective 6 a.m. Saturday. He did not name the target plants, but there are several plants in Southern Luzon, including the 750-megawatt Caliraya-Botocan-Kalayaan (CBK) power complex in Laguna and the coal-fired 470-MW plant in Quezon. Bataoil said that raising the PNP's alert level was also part of security measures for All Saints' Day on Tuesday. "Fifty percent of the whole police force will be on duty. The rest will be on standby and ready on call. Police will make their presence felt in areas of convergences," he said. A police officer assigned to the PNP Intelligence Group said the communist rebels' plot to bomb the power plants was discovered after three NPA rebels were arrested in a checkpoint in Taytay, Rizal, late Thursday afternoon. Police and military reports identified the rebels as Noel Madrigalejos, alias Ka Boni; Jaime Cruz, alias Ka Albert, and a certain Lauro Taberteka, alias Nilo. Recovered from them were a .38-caliber revolver; two hand grenades; a bladed weapon; subversive documents and a L-300 van (license plate TKS-692). The reports said that Madrigalejos and Cruz belong to the NPA Antasso Aramil Command, which operates mainly in the provinces of Rizal and Laguna. The two are in the military's order of battle. The reports also said Madrigalejos is a platoon leader of the NPA's Regional Operational Command in the Southern Tagalog Regional Committee, which raided the municipal hall of San Andres in Quezon province and in Montalban, Rizal, and took part in the burning of two buses. The 17,000-strong National Capital Regional Police Office has been placed on its highest alert level since Friday morning in anticipation of the long weekend. Bataoil said the conviction of three terrorists who blew up a passenger bus in Makati City on February 14 is a big boost to the government's campaign against terrorism. An Indonesian and two Filipinos were sentenced to death by a Makati City Regional Trial Court on Friday for the bombing, which killed four people. "This is a big blow to terrorists and swift justice for their victims," Bataoil said in a text message. Sentenced to death were Rohmat Abdurrohim, Gamal Baharan and Angelo Trinidad. Abdurrohim is the first member of the Indonesian terrorist group Jemaah Islamiah to be convicted in the country. The two Filipinos are members of the Abu Sayyaf. 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